"I am tired of commentators like you from the right trotting out his daughter, trotting out his son-in-law as talking points against the president's anti-Semitism," Goldstein fired back.
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LOS ANGELES — Knights on horseback trotting down Hollywood Boulevard.
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He did this, of course, by trotting around Prospect Park.
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I stopped the excursion after some preliminary walking and trotting.
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Trotting up the steps to the entrance above Ninth Avenue.
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Thankfully it doesn't appear to be its own trotting quite yet.
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Shadow was spotted "trotting" down a local road by a neighbor.
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Feeling compelled to enter pictures from your own globe-trotting adventures?
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That has added to the uncertainty for its globe-trotting manufacturers.
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Runners started trotting past him as he made his first exhale.
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And y'all can keep trotting them out if you want to.
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"International racing needs globe-trotting superstars like Highland Reel," Kelly said.
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Musk keeps trotting out ideas for future vehicles without offering specifics.
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The globe-trotting secretary of state and globe-trotting former president each kept up frantic travel schedules, which meant they were often not in the same place at the same time — or even on the same continent.
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The globe-trotting couple also has to decide where to call home.
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Fake Santa Clauses being pulled by trotting robot dogs masquerading as reindeer?
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This is probably not the example you want to be trotting around!
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Lister, globe-trotting and intellectually ravenous, bemoaned her stolid and "shabby" hometown.
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They scored all the runs they needed by trotting around the bases.
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Another adventurous, globe-trotting cat with gorgeous eyes and breathtaking Instagram photos?
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"It's trotting out the party line," said an adviser to wealthy families.
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They mix in some running and some trotting and some talking into earpieces.
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The globe-trotting author and digital activist has recently settled, gratefully, in Canada.
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Hague's Twitter feed in recent months shows him enjoying a globe-trotting lifestyle.
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Yeah, the bigs ... KS: There's no Sheryl, Sheryl ain't trotting herself out there.
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They can still be seen in Naraha, trotting along the road at night.
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Netflix binging is about to get a lot harder for globe-trotting viewers.
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Pippa Middleton and James Matthews continue their globe-trotting honeymoon adventures in Australia.
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Felicity Jones is his amnesia-specialist doctor, who goes globe-trotting with him.
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Sometimes they meet at the park, trotting behind their strollers like bleary centaurs.
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Unicka won both Italy's Trotting Derby and Orsi Mangelli Grand Prize in 2016.
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In "Eat Pray Love" (2010), she portrayed the globe-trotting author Liz Gilbert.
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A few hours later, villagers saw a female tiger trotting down the road.
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In that time, there had been plenty of globe-trotting hype by Block.
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Nor the state—carriage horses trotting ever steady blinders acute to the eye.
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A 2008 video showed goats, horses and other animals trotting throughout the property.
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Now, senators desperate not to cross the NRA are trotting it out again.
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We imagined we were trotting and we would be galloping after the election.
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A young man stands on a trotting horse as it approaches the camera.
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A globe-trotting look at how far your money goes in one city A globe-trotting look at how far your money goes in one city London consistently nabs a top spot on lists ranking the world's most expensive cities.
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The chill, globe-trotting cover is like a little holiday for your overloaded brain.
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Historically, startups could obtain venture capital by trotting out a portfolio of issued patents.
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But it doesn't have to keep trotting out the same boring, and damaging, stereotype.
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Victoria and David Beckham may project the image of a glamorous, globe-trotting couple.
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It's all perfectly typical… until he sees a greyhound trotting through the dusty streets.
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They're trotting out the same old attacks to scare Iowans into supporting the RFS.
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Only the really passionate tourists were trotting around, finding the best shot to Instagram.
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Michigan officials initially tried to discredit him, too, trotting out the rabble-rousing charge.
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Both have already distinguished themselves in trotting, one of Italy's biggest horse-racing businesses.
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A simple trotting out of old boys who still have name value among Brazilians.
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For Ms. Cohen, Galerie's editorial director, the globe-trotting and art-buying hasn't slowed.
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Trotting at a 6.9 mph pace — that's an 8.5 minute mile — felt too easy.
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The barrage was like a thunderstorm and we were trotting at a good pace.
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They also worry that Mr. Giuliani lacks the vigor for the globe-trotting job.
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That includes trotting out more funding as well as lenders supplying billions in credit.
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She came right up to us, the dog trotting along docilely at her side.
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I loved to see him trotting in grass half as high as he was.
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Raty's globe-trotting existence has enabled her to see women's progress from many sides.
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The two continued their globe-trotting romance, usually staying private and in low-key settings.
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By trotting out Gore, however, Clinton is reinforcing the perception that our politics are rigged.
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What did one horse quickly say to the other while trotting out into some snow?
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FOR NEARLY three months, the formerly globe-trotting French president has scarcely left the country.
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Being an expectant mom hasn't hampered Amal Clooney's globe-trotting life — or her glamorous style.
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Go for the nostalgia, leave when they start trotting out the bottle service sparklers. 2.
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For all their globe-trotting, many of the sisters still consider Manhattan their spiritual home.
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The rise of the social web promised a new era of personalization for globe-trotting.
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"It's the globe-trotting feats that make the grade," Nicolas Rapold wrote in The Times.
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Despite Trump trotting out the miners, this executive order, Knittel argued, won't help their industry.
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The globe-trotting, stylistically varied career of the Iranian filmmaker Amir Naderi resists easy comparison.
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The latest former Googler conservatives are trotting out is somehow a downgrade even from that.
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It looks as if some eccentric, globe-trotting English lord is behind Ginger & Kafe restaurant.
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His globe-trotting, globe-eating series were full of wonder, humor and lusty eating pleasure.
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Austin cut back to his right before trotting across the goal line at an angle.
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We don't know about you, but we could watch those trotting miniature legs for hours.
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They dance side by side, snaking through the museum, trotting, marching, speed-walking with ease.
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The second half of 2016 has been busy — and especially globe-trotting — for Kavant & Sharart.
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It's been pretty tough I guess trotting back out the last three nights as well.
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Of course, Wozniacki's physically challenging, globe-trotting existence is nobody's idea of a normal life.
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Turns out watching people trotting along beside invisible dogs is more amusing than the real thing.
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Trotting out social media VR studies and engaging already devoted VR users simply won't be enough.
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One could argue that it's a little lame that Mr. Keller is still trotting them out.
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Now, the government is trotting out yet another measure to hamstring opportunists in the pork market.
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Some of his best-loved novels, such as "Any Human Heart", are globe-trotting historical yarns.
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In interviews he answers questions, rather than trotting out trite formulae, and presents admirably nuanced arguments.
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I haven't run in forever, but the idea of trotting along Sag Harbor Road sounds fantastic.
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The untitled project will follow Hong Kong's most powerful media family during their globe-trotting dalliances.
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The app's meant to help make those off-hand Google queries become actual globe-trotting adventures.
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This dog knows its way around a beat, trotting and shuffling it out to Dawin's Dessert.
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Don't let the tighter regulations on international travel put the kibosh on your globe-trotting dreams.
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His globe-trotting began March 13 when he journeyed almost 5,000 miles to Dubai, from Japan.
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We're trotting round the pitch while some of them are quietly stretching by the changing rooms.
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Pop-oriented rappers trotting out hood stereotypes were quite literally the target of The Minstrel Show.
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My Workout The globe-trotting mix master and record producer works out before and after flying.
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We could keep on trotting out the same old thing, but it doesn't work like that.
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"Are you from the Swedish Red Crescent?" a woman asked, trotting away after I said no.
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At 68, he hopped into the sulky for a trotting race at Parsloes Park in London.
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In-game characters will also get costume variants that are inspired by these globe-trotting destinations.
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His runners had a blast, trotting alongside a yipping crew of Chihuahuas, mutts and pit bulls.
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It's a new year, there's no need to keep trotting out old versions of Android in 2019.
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To block Kavanaugh, Dems are trotting out even a new tactic, I loved seeing this unfold today.
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Gemma Reid of Dundee City in Scotland woke up to cows casually trotting through her front yard.
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Sounds obvious, but while you're trotting along you might forget to look up and at your surroundings.
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For a variety of painfully unconvincing reasons, they go trotting off together in search of chivalric adventure.
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He also embodied an era when globe-trotting bank chiefs worked with the world's most powerful politicians.
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By trotting out their "Better Deal for Our Democracy"– their new policy platform for the midterm elections.
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"Velayat-e faqih is a dictatorial regime," says Saleh al-Hakeem, a globe-trotting cleric from Najaf.
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"Here we were trotting out these stupid bromides about how great the market is," says Mr Norris.
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" He added of the globe-trotting franchise: "We haven't been to Africa, I can tell you that.
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Or does the globe-trotting 24-year-old simply know something the rest of us do not?
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Make sure you keep up with all the of the dogs trotting around the arena on Feb.
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In one scene, the function of food as a status symbol for globe-trotting cosmopolites becomes clear.
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The globe-trotting thief Carmen Sandiego first entertained and educated children as a video game in 1985.
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Littlefinger has been a huge disappointment, but he's trotting out of the Vale with an untouched army.
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Eric Hosmer, who had singled in front of Machado's drive, was tagged out while trotting into third.
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Nonetheless, Pearce stuck to his tradition of trotting out her present every Christmas and not opening it.
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Watch kids in Ibiza Anyone with childcare experience can easily transition into becoming a globe-trotting nanny.
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Then he bobbles it again, before finally securing it for good and trotting in for the score.
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Trump's globe-trotting children, who often travel for business related to the Trump Organization, also require security.
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He told Business Insider the US was "trotting along" while other countries raced ahead with the measures.
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He moved at the same speed as his friend, accelerating when Neymar sprinted, trotting when Neymar walked.
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This globe-trotting action thriller directed by Ang Lee is largely forgettable, except for one co-star.
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Sweden, a nation of frequent flyers, has grown increasingly ashamed of its globe-trotting in recent years.
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Making It, a globe-trotting look at how far your money will take you in one city.
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His globe-trotting, pro-globalisation breeziness clashes with the prevailing mood among electorates in much of the West.
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Left: Sinbad, the Coast Guard's globe-trotting mascot, rests proudly in the big horn of an officer, 1946.
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Before planning his next west African tour, the globe-trotting king may need to deal with domestic concerns.
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That makes it so there's no need to, for example, switch from a trotting to a galloping gait.
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She gives Yorkie the brush-off, once again trotting out the "I just want to have fun" line.
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And her globe-trotting adds a bit of pressure to the younger members of her family, Harry said.
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Get yourself a stellar camera — like the GoPro Hero5 — and prepare to gloat with your globe-trotting adventures.
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The stampede of globe-trotting women see travel as an investment in themselves, not simply a sightseeing opportunity.
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The horse show was smaller but more refined, with challenges that focused on prancing, trotting, and dental care.
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And once those globe-trotting cats are on the Russians' property, they enjoy diplomatic immunity, Mr. Newman said.
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A globe-trotting skiing adventure of this magnitude will set you back 39,000 British pounds ($50,657) per person.
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The people couldn't get over it, how he could name each and every animal that came trotting out.
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Born in 1791, in Yorkshire, England, Anne Lister was a globe-trotting lesbian who dressed all in black.
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Endangered tigers are spilling out of dedicated reserves, roaming around thinning patches of forest and trotting through farms.
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Only at length did reinforcements arrive, Alexis Sánchez and Marouane Fellaini trotting over, eventually, to relieve their captain.
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And while the sport carries prestige and a globe-trotting reputation, Beezie Madden maintains a low-key outlook.
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Hambletonian was a horse: "the most celebrated sire of trotting horses in America," as The Times put it.
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People have been trotting out racist, anti-Chinese, and anti-immigrant memes, comments, and hoaxes about the outbreak.
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Now Mr. Romano walks those hallways with his dog, Blue, trotting alongside and helping him check on things.
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Being an "America First" president with a past as a globe-trotting businessman can make for problematic appearances.
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One is a Rhodes scholar, a globe-trotting former journalist and, perhaps one day, a Canadian prime minister.
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Rather than trotting out Sesame Street, they argue that this funding is critical to protect beleaguered local journalism.
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Making It, a globe-trotting look at how far your money will take you in one particular city.
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This globe-trotting documentary, directed by Christian Frei ("War Photographer"), first takes viewers to the New Siberian Islands.
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The plan is for Charlotte to attend school when she is 6, which may limit their globe-trotting.
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Read: These eight new books are recommended by our editors, who have globe-trotting in mind this week.
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Better to see it trotting toward us than always feel it somewhere behind us, just out of sight.
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Trotting out a similar line ahead of his Magny fight, Hendrick's success at 185lbs remains to be seen.
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Eight weeks later, Ziggy is free from the cart and is trotting around on his repaired leg without assistance.
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The bison of Lascaux are not trotting across a grassy field — they're in the air like Chagall's hovering lovers.
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At times it seems to consist of little more than trotting out the mantra of "strong and stable" leadership.
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Strangely, when you're actually playing the game, it's structured more like a globe-trotting vacation than a rescue mission.
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So it's probably not the smartest way to convince your potential matches that you're busy trotting across the globe.
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What we do know: Trotting out Ivanka Trump in an effort to appeal to women isn't a sure bet.
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Since publishing "Mating in Captivity" in 2006, Ms Perel has become a globe-trotting guru on sex and relationships.
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Most airline managers, after all, are globe-trotting expats in the mould of Sir Tim Clark, president of Emirates.
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Videos posted on the Internet showed the brown-and-white cow trotting past shops and restaurants on Thursday afternoon.
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Handlers can often be found making last-second adjustments to their dog's fur before trotting out on the ring.
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But the Mueller team contends Manafort bankrolled a luxurious globe-trotting lifestyle with money he wasn't paying taxes on.
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We're trotting out our lousy German to remind you that es ist jetzt oder nie — it's now or never.
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As a globe-trotting artist and educator, he took a job teaching at the University of Manitoba in Winnipeg.
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WASHINGTON — One is a Rhodes scholar, a globe-trotting former journalist and, perhaps one day, a Canadian prime minister.
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Pico Iyer — globe-trotting journalist, memoirist and travel writer extraordinaire — first became enamored with Japan when he was 26.
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There is also lots of walking, trotting and cantering on the trails to put miles under the horse's feet.
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That, to begin with, a human being is like a camel carrying a heavy burden, trotting across the desert.
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If you want to look more out of touch from average working families, keep trotting these people out there.
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Until a few months ago, when he was arrested in Israel, Beny Steinmetz, 22013, was a globe-trotting billionaire.
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The globe-trotting monk, now 83, decided last year to cut down on his travels, citing age and exhaustion.
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And y'all can keep trotting them out if you want to, but we're not going to talk about that.
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"Cute!" they echoed in Avalon Park, as they admired dogs trotting on leashes and ducks bobbing in the pond.
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He can field the ball, too, and is not too bad running the bases when not trotting around them.
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But perhaps one of the most shocking videos is of a massive gator trotting across a gold course in Palmetto.
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And yet the Laguna Madre is every bit as deserving of a globe-trotting angler's attention as more celebrated locales.
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With it, Apple is trotting out new features like making calls, setting multiple timers, find my iPhones, and Siri shortcuts.
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That's because the top retirement haven for globe-trotting retirees is Panama, according to a new report from International Living.
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The bouncy, trotting compass designed to one day augment the boring, 2D maps I typically turn to for wayfinding help.
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The nuclear industry is renowned for its globe-trotting workers and Euratom enshrines their ability to move freely across borders.
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If anything, manufacturers seem to be trotting out the program as evidence that they are already meeting repair advocates' demands.
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I was treated by Nvidia to a demo of the Everest VR experience that it has been trotting around recently.
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And of course, it's become her key piece to pack during her month of Fashion Week globe trotting every year.
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Kendall Jenner may be a globe-trotting supermodel, but there are a few exotic destinations even she can't get to.
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Heaven's Vault is the next release from Inkle, the British studio best known for the globe-trotting adventure 80 Days.
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"Oh, I wish I had a kid tracker!" says the mom or dad trotting around behind their child all day.
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We're talking about Bella Thorne and Scott Disick's headline making, globe-trotting rendezvous, which was incredibly entertaining to see unfold.
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Not knowing for sure if the ball would clear the wall, Jaso sprinted hard to third before finally trotting home.
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After trotting to first while watching his blast, Harper sprinted the rest of the way in anticipation of the celebration.
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But his video-game mother is surely Tomb Raider's Lara Croft, another globe-trotting, puzzle-solving treasure hunter with guns.
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There was conservative pundit Ann Coulter trotting past delegates in high heels and a white dress along the arena concourse.
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This was the kind of diplomatic conclave at which Mr. Bush, a globe-trotting foreign-policy president, would have thrived.
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The detention center, with its many rules and restrictions, makes for a stark contrast with his comfortable, globe-trotting lifestyle.
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Most people think Native Americans only existed in the 1800s on the back of a horse trotting across the prairie.
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Still, Mr. Carlucci was a globe-trotting diplomat who might have stepped out of a John le Carré spy story.
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If Graham were, say, a miniature poodle, he'd be the one trotting along, carrying the master's socks in his mouth.
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Some transition officials were also concerned that Mr. Giuliani, 72, might not have the stamina for the globe-trotting job.
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THE FOOD EXPLORER The True Adventures of the Globe-Trotting Botanist Who Transformed What America Eats By Daniel Stone Illustrated.
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Analysts say the announcement further tarnishes the reputation of Japan's globe-trotting manufacturers, long celebrated for their high-quality products.
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He won every argument, big or small, by trotting out what he called the "actual facts," usually at top volume.
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I may not have become a globe-trotting polyglot, but language learning did trigger a curiosity into other lives lived.
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Competing with the bow-tie-wearing Chippendales or the globe-trotting Thunder From Down Under was too much to dream.
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In another Netflix special, Whitney Cummings offers a rebuttal, trotting out a robot that looks like her to tell jokes.
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We'd like to think the days of white people trotting out their black friends to disprove their racism are over.
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On the second floor, four multicolored woodblock prints depict a gargantuan humanoid rat on horseback trotting away from a city.
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They're using it as an excuse that they're trotting out when they want to get somebody out of his apartment.
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Fame is something that Kiefer can't evade, despite his relative absence from the celebrity-scape of his biennial-trotting peers.
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Along for the adventure was the actress' beloved dog, Pippi, who could be seen trotting beside the two on her leash.
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The singer is touring the United States until October before trotting the globe, with shows in New Zealand, China and more.
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On the more moderate side of the spectrum, Acer is trotting out some more affordable and practical options for portable gaming.
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Pauly D turned himself into a globe-trotting D.J. Ty Pennington became the face of network television's most ambitious charitable effort.
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Suddenly, a load of amateur game makers popped up, eager to send players trotting across their own virtual meadows and forests.
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Something tells us ordering a travel adaptor for our globe-trotting mom is more worthwhile than shopping online for a card.
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Manafort's lawyer, Kevin Downing, rejected suggestions that Manafort was a "Jason Bourne character" - referencing a fictitious, globe-trotting, rogue covert agent.
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This has created a troupe of globe-trotting mercenaries, hopping from auction to auction and ignoring the pleas of national selectors.
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Alicia Vikander has strapped on the boots as the globe-trotting adventurer in the action-packed first trailer for Tomb Raider.
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A decade later, the globe-trotting Mississippi native still calls himself "a small-town boy who loves to have big adventures".
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Worse, he's dismissive and patronizing, focusing on Black crime and trotting out the "I want to help you help yourselves" line.
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It might sound like one long, expensive vacation, but the pair has an unusual strategy to make their globe-trotting affordable.
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It all started when Trump blasted the New York Times' coverage of his administration, trotting out his favorite "fake news" line.
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He grabbed a British flag while trotting into the finish line, where he won in 257 hour 45 minutes 1 second.
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I can just imagine Soderbergh saddling up and trotting off to Monument Valley, a pair of iPhones tucked into his holsters.
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It's a great read, whether you're planning your next globe-trotting adventure or are just curious to find something new nearby.
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Once it arrives, nothing keeps our endorphins firing on all cylinders like trotting out a new swimsuit for the first time.
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That'd be fine if the answers were satisfying, but it's the stuff Resident Evil's been trotting out for too long now.
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His social-media profile captured a globe-trotting life that played out on private jets and intimate meetings with influential businessmen.
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And there's a difference between trotting those two out against Jefferson and Young than Horford and Tatum or Kawhi and Aldridge.
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The globe-trotting power broker could be a key source of information for the Mueller probe for a number of reasons.
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BEIJING — No part of the world seems too small, too near or too far for China's globe-trotting president, Xi Jinping.
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Whenever I shuffled out to haul him in, he'd come trotting right up as if wondering where I'd been all morning.
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Most of the globe-trotting viruses are swept into the air by sea spray, and lesser numbers arrive in dust storms.
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Video from a news helicopter showed the animal trotting down streets and onto lawns, with a police car in slow pursuit.
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She can't speak, but luckily she can write, and she uses a vintage typewriter to set out her globe-trotting story.
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Next came a stage adaptation, which ran on Broadway and used real horses trotting on treadmills to stage the chariot scene.
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A licensed riding instructor, he soon had me mounted and trotting, even though I had never been on a horse before.
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Jason Kipnis then ripped a three-run home run to right-center, with Encarnacion and Alonso trotting home in front of him.
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He had the condition for years, but continued his globe-trotting diplomacy to improve the Vatican&aposs relations with the Muslim world.
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"Facebook looks like it's trotting down the road to regulation," said Kim Forrest, chief investment officer at Bokeh Capital Partners in Pittsburgh.
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It's like a child learning to speak; trotting out the same words and phrases over and over, without considering the diminishing returns.
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This leashed robot, named Ludobi, made it through the slaloms without hitting any obstacles, but had its human creators trotting after it.
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And the best strategy for doing that is not simply clarifying one's stance on abortion rights or trotting out ex-wife validators.
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Wild brumbies, for example — a non-native breed of wild horses — have no trouble trotting across the scalding landscape with their hooves.
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The need is for geographical variation: for all its globe-trotting image, the $5.5 billion company looks over-dependent on American demand.
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Although they keep out of the public eye, it's no question that Jackson and Al Mana were fans of trotting the globe.
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It's the sort of image that looks perfect in a pitch deck, with Spot on the next slide, trotting happily over obstacles.
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So, what exactly does a globe-trotting, World Cup anthem-creating artist like Michael Brun carry around with him day to day?
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For a while, I pushed globe-trotting fantasies to the back of my head, but I couldn't forget what I really wanted.
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For the globe-trotting, Emmy Award-winning host of "Parts Unknown," chef Anthony Bourdain, that can be achieved with one simple rule.
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It is a magnet for people from every corner of Europe and beyond, and not just political exiles and globe-trotting billionaires.
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As in a lot of globe-trotting thrillers, these (mostly real) locations are attractive backdrops for the frenetically spinning story and characters.
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A sister comes home from a life of globe-trotting political activism after having been exposed to the fallout from that nuke.
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Even as they've been accused of harassment, Hollywood men have attempted to fend off the charges by trotting out such good deeds.
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"Ismael's Ghosts" opens with a film-within-a-film, an espionage thriller about one Ivan Dedalus, a globe-trotting diplomat turned spy.
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The Conservatives are now trotting out policy proposals that look like halfhearted raids from the Labour platform — diluted versions that lack credibility.
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The Yankees will be trotting out the same starting lineup that generated 18 runs over the first two games of the series.
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Somewhere along the way, she told me, Oesterlund had fallen in with a tribe of wealthy globe-trotting nomads and minor celebrities.
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Pundits are trotting out the electoral maps that give Clinton an overwhelming advantage in the Electoral College based on historical voting patterns.
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It's almost 2020 and some of the streaming services are trotting out some major content to help to make the season bright.
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Now, with White trotting out the costume again, groups like the Special Olympics ripped Shaun for exploiting special needs for a cheap laugh.
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Having marched her troops to the top of Mount Brexit since the referendum, Mrs May has begun quietly trotting them back down again.
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Even in the context of the effortlessly hip universe of globe-trotting miscreants the 2001 film set forth, it was a cool look.
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Right now, Doggo and its ilk are made for universities and labs, but pretty soon, they'll be trotting out into the real world.
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Honda, who played for clubs in Italy, Russia, Australia, Mexico and Japan in a globe-trotting career, joined from Dutch side Vitesse Arnhem.
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The film focuses more on that core relationship than on globe-trotting adventure, and scaling back is an effective tactic throughout the story.
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Yikes, if we're trotting out our tortured German to say "the early bird catches the worm," it can mean only one thing, folks.
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It is trying to appropriate an outsize share of the world's esteem by reinventing philanthropy in its own techy and globe-trotting image.
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Attracted by million-dollar salaries in India, some of the best Caribbean players have abandoned their international side to become globe-trotting freelancers.
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Sequels, sequels and more sequels Who says Hollywood needs fresh, original ideas when they can make bucketfuls of money trotting out old ones?
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A path to mindfulness Bristol got him on his feet, and an hour later, he was trotting around the arena like nothing happened.
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His second career as a highly remunerated globe-trotting political consultant, often to some pretty dodgy regimes, has done nothing for his reputation.
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The furry feline was seen casually trotting down the field towards one of the endzones before temporarily pausing near the two-yard line.
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Trotting off to a European capital felt as doable as dancing until dawn — something else I used to relish before becoming a mom.
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A Japanese man of the present day is magically transported into a series of van Gogh's works, trotting in bewilderment down painted roads.
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In this piece, Liriel Higa looks back on her two years in the trenches with a certain globe-trotting, cause-championing Times columnist.
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Before we send any planet-trotting robot to explore the landscape of Mars or Venus, we need to test it here on Earth.
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Now I was the one who was trotting, steering David at the elbow to one of the salmon hutches marked for non-nationals.
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Many of the specimens in the globe-trotting Bodies exhibit may have been Chinese political prisoners who were tortured before they were executed.
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"Like other blockbusters, its diverse cast and globe-trotting action have helped create fans in countries where the theatrical market is still growing."
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The globe-trotting D.J. and fitness entrepreneur always packs a meditation pillow and three computers (but he leaves his socks and underwear behind).
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On the cover a wolf is seen trotting through a residential area with its teeth bared, an abandoned teddy bear in the foreground.
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Despite all of the globe-trotting, those close to the couple say there were never doubts that the two would end up together.
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Richard Branson is just one of the well-heeled celebrities former President Barack Obama has been globe-trotting with since he left office.
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Lulu stopped midway for a sniff before dashing backward, then turning around and casually trotting across the finish, taking a leisurely 32 seconds.
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This year's edition of the Focus Festival commemorates the centennial of the 19th Amendment with a globe-trotting survey of music by women.
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"Mars in Sagittarius is a freedom-loving, globe-trotting explorer who never holds back from expressing emotions and passions," astrologer Lisa Stardust explains.
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Starting today, they're trotting out an "end of summer" sale, where a host of covetable shoes, clothing, and accessories are marked down generously.
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Democrats issued blunt denunciations of the idea that a globe-trotting energy executive could adequately represent the national interests of the United States.
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Is Bollinger relating the rise of the globe-trotting artist-cum-entrepreneur and the destruction of a once-prosperous economic class in America?
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In the second starting scenario, you're a rich, galaxy-trotting backpacker who leaves behind a "glitterworld home" in order to explore the "real" universe.
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You might have seen the heeled loafers, metallic flats, and bejeweled sandals elegantly trotting down the runways this season, and thought little of it.
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Once necessary only for over-achieving, globe-trotting professionals, fluency in the modern lingua franca is now required for a wide range of jobs.
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The dog's fantastical appearance is a reminder he, like a post-Neberdine Annie, is now "found" and trotting toward the the great, optimistic unknown.
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Timberlake will reportedly be trotting out a hologram of Prince, who tragically passed away in 2016 from an overdose of fentanyl, an opioid drug.
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By then, Mr. Kaplan had embarked on his unlikely vocation as a globe-trotting conductor of Mahler's Second Symphony — and only Mahler's Second Symphony.
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Bloom finally made his account public after using it privately for just over a year, sharing plenty of photos of his year globe-trotting.
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Her favorite carriage horse, Daniel, is also trotting off into the sunset following a fruitful career after 15 years of drawing Her Majesty's carriages.
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Hundreds of fighters getting fades, wearing custom-tailored suits, lobbying for money fights, and trotting out their best (and worst) one-liners gets tiresome.
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It fills the ears with a deep bass when the car is just trotting along and a savage roar when the engine is revved.
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Over the last few years, the globe-trotting exploits of Gamble, Lyakh, and their friend Parker Heuser gained a massive following on social media.
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If last year's Everest had ended without trotting out grisly photos of the actual survivors, it would be like a Transformers movie without explosions.
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And as one of the busiest of globe-trotting chefs, he has brought that invigorated combination to diners from Hong Kong to Las Vegas.
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To illuminate some of the gaps in existing rankings of bad airports, The Economist conducted an unscientific, anecdotal poll of its globe-trotting correspondents.
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Georgia resident Kristie Baeumert bought a projector at the thrift store last month and unearthed decades-old slides of a glamorous, globe-trotting family.
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An after-hours tour of Westeros, from the delicacies of the Jade Sea to the Valyrian nightlife, hosted by the globe-trotting Oberyn Martell.
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Maybe you've seen my solo, globe-trotting adventures in Morocco or Paris or New York, documented in the selfies of me upstaging famous monuments.
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With Rowley and the woman trotting, and the moldie shlupping pseudopodishly along, we hustled around a corner to a trim Terrafugia four-seater PAV.
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"South Brooklyn Casket Company'' (1997) contained short stories described by Publishers Weekly as "reflections of ennui-stricken, globe-trotting, upper-middle-class gay men.
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Anthony Bourdain, the globe-trotting CNN host who transformed food writing and TV, was found dead of suicide in his hotel room in France.
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Keith Botsford, a globe-trotting, multilingual and multifaceted man of letters who became a longtime collaborator with Saul Bellow, died last year, on Aug.
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Given your DIY background with a super-dedicated fanbase it must be interesting now to be trotting out new songs unfamiliar to your fans.
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I tried to picture them stamping along these fields, their strong, stumpy legs trotting where I sat, surrounded by creatures that no longer exist.
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Delays and errors have put the US far behind other countries in testing and treating coronavirus patients: 'We are trotting along while they're racing'
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It just isn't summer without this kind of globe-trotting glamour to read about, especially when most of it is set in the Aegean.
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A declared ambition to photograph every place on Earth—burlesquing their own status as globe-trotting biennial stars—likely fell short of that goal.
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Mr. Kim lived in exile, mostly in Macau, but enjoyed the affluent life of a globe-trotting playboy, sometimes traveling with a female bodyguard.
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His character, Nels Coxman, is not a globe-trotting assassin with a highly specialized set of skills, but rather a humble Colorado snowplow driver.
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Winterbottom, the globe-trotting, genre-hopping British filmmaker, has done well with dark territory before (the 2010 Jim Thompson adaptation "The Killer Inside Me").
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Floyd Mayweather doesn't ... showing off his empty "Air Mayweather" jet as he leaves Singapore on another one of his insanely expensive globe-trotting vacations.
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The fact that automotive companies are trotting out more and more incentives to goose demand, especially General Motors, is a tad worrisome to us.
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Scientific discovery has transformed the world, bringing us life-saving medicine, globe-trotting transportation, and the powerful, tiny computer you're using to read this story.
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The company had been slowly laying the groundwork for its case this week, trotting out forensic evidence and damning texts and emails between Uber executives.
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The trip followed the pair's globe-trotting honeymoon getaway to the Seychelles, an island paradise in the Indian Ocean, followed by a safari in Kenya.
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Isabela Moner of the Nick show 100 Things to Do Before High School plays the globe-trotting Dora, who's dealing with, uh, starting high school.
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And there are so many other guests, a good number of them overlooked older women, not your usual suspects on a globe-trotting cooking show.
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"We are together and we're very happy," Hiddleston told MTV News, referring to Swift, with whom he's been spotted trotting the globe since mid-June.
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It is aimed at being a more uplifting, globe-trotting version of Al Gore's Oscar-winning documentary An Inconvenient Truth, which was released in 2007.
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Harper took third on a wild pitch by Jeurys Familia and remained there when Anthony Rendon drew a walk before trotting home on Turner's walk.
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Trump made such crimes a key talking point of his campaign, often trotting out family members of victims killed by immigrants during rallies and speeches.
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The Trump campaign has tried to combat this unflattering characterization, trotting out stories about women whom Trump promoted to construction jobs traditionally reserved for men.
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It's a place of neat gardens, shuttered residences, where even the dogs look manicured and trimmed, trotting out on their daily leashed and respectable walks.
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Freelance butchers have sprung up on every street, trotting animals out of their pen, and slitting their throats on the pavement with production-line efficiency.
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Bayarslan took the incident extremely well, trotting off with a smile on his face and an all-in-a-day's-work wave to the crowd.
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Then again, you have the luxury of trotting out hit songs like "Pontoon" and "Automatic" you wrote for Little Big Town and Miranda Lambert, respectively.
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After Blagojevich's 2008 arrest, Empress Casino Joliet Corp and other casinos affected by the tax sued Balmoral Racing Club, Inc, Maywood Park Trotting Association, Inc.
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Traveling around with a bag of records can be a daunting task for any globe-trotting DJ, and one not free of the occasional fiasco.
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" As for Detroit's starting five...well, they shouldn't get too comfortable: "I guarantee you, on Wednesday night we're not trotting that five out there again.
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Lynch gamely tried to make the heel turn stick by trotting out that hoary heel standby, talking shit to the fans for not backing her.
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Street Fighter II would go on to abandon these elements of hip-hop, trading the gritty streets of Final Fight for scenic, globe-trotting vistas.
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"Earnings growth, while much more moderate than in the past, will be enough to keep the bull market running — or at least trotting," Richardson said.
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The average globe-trotting traveler does not need I.V. bags and syringes, she said, though the items are suggested for those trekking in rural areas.
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Globe-trotting types might want to pick up Andrew Sean Greer's "Less" or Lynn Freed's "The Last Laugh," both tales of transformation that happen overseas.
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Don't you want to know more about the daughter who married a globe-trotting Swedish diplomat and wound up in Cairo in the mid-1930s?
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The agency has been marred by several scandals in recent years and is struggling to keep up with a large and globe-trotting first family.
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Anderson, then 22017 and head of the tsunami program, was a veteran globe-trotting Red Crosser, single and known to be approachable by younger staff.
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The horseman of the apocalypse is starting to look like a rather less credible messenger trotting through the dust on his donkey, picking fights with windmills.
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Praised for the beauty and integrity of his interpretations, he is now a globe-trotting guest conductor (his wife, Marielle Labèque, is often the piano soloist).
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Most big-budget video games are structured like epic quests, but Mario's new globe-trotting adventure, Super Mario Odyssey, feels a lot more like a vacation.
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The sequel, however, looks to broaden the scope of the series dramatically — from a third-person action-adventure game to a massive, galaxy-trotting space opera.
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Cohen posted a photo (taken by pal Kyle Richards) to Instagram on Tuesday of him walking Benjamin in a stroller, with Wacha trotting along beside them.
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But something goes seriously wrong, and a weaponized robot named Paladin is paired with a human agent to hunt Jack down in a globe-trotting chase.
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Will the donkey get up and start kicking again or will it keep its head down and keep trotting down the same trail with blinders on?
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If Nascar is known for souped-up stock cars and salt-of-the-earth drivers, Formula One is about space-age engineering and globe-trotting racers.
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Now more than ever, it's easier for fans to find out what songs their favorite reclusive R&B star or festival-trotting DJ have on repeat.
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The Canadian punk musician Damian Abraham hosts this globe-trotting new series, which centers not on music but on wrestling, diving into the different scenes worldwide.
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In previous work, the researchers had measured the stresses placed on the limbs of living horses as they performed various movements, like trotting, accelerating and jumping.
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For this globe-trotting adventure, the animators had to create 106,000 interchangeable faces and build 110 sets, ranging from an Old West town to the Himalayas.
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Globe-trotting is well and good, except one hopes the immensely talented auteur ... would use the opportunity of working abroad to be a bit more provocative.
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"That's going to be a Chelsea Clinton moment — trotting the kids out to show that, in fact, the parents are warm, loving, caring people," said Berkovitz.
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The approximately 2,200 inhabitants dotting the desolate tundra are itinerant, a mix of climate scientists, miners and globe-trotting explorers mostly from Russia, Scandinavia and Canada.
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The process goes on and on, and the movement of labels follow it, the concept of indie trotting along behind them to categorize what was made.
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For two hours last week a bull ran through the streets of Jamaica, Queens, trotting between parked cars and across lawns after escaping from a slaughterhouse.
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From show-stopping musicals to intellectually dense sci-fi, the fall slate promises several movies—both big and small—worth trotting out to the theater to see.
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He obliges half-heartedly, but when I hand him the treat he licks it a little before trotting back to the living room to chase his tail.
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Of course, he's also simultaneously promoting the hell out of his organization's big annual event, so it's wholly unsurprising that he's trotting out the usual talking points.
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Taggert used to ride his horse through the hotel, and guests have reported visions of a mounted man, as well as the sound of a horse trotting.
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Weeks later, a man in Suffolk, England, was reportedly denied service at the drive-thru of a McDonald's after "trotting up" to the microphone on his horse.
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Are retailers just trotting out the upside-down tree to free up floor space and draw the eye to the fancy ornaments they want you to buy?
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This release marks the star's second collection for the heritage sneaker brand, and features a group of activity-friendly staples that speak to her globe-trotting lifestyle.
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"There was a time when I thought there was something romantic about picking up and trotting off somewhere different every three months," Aniston recently told Architectural Digest.
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Unlike most globe-trotting fantasy epics, I Am Setsuna doesn't really take place across a variety of disparate locals, but instead retains its gorgeous, wintery look throughout.
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"There was a time when I thought there was something romantic about picking up and trotting off somewhere different every three months," Aniston recently told the outlet.
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What was most beautiful about Bourdain, who could be a brutish, globe-trotting cowboy at times, was watching his constant, hard-fought evolution as a human being.
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His profile page on Stocksy showcases his globe-trotting style, from portraits of a Samburu tribesman in Kenya to Vietnamese women in a pond of lotus flowers.
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Many of the gray, silent settlements along the way appear to be less towns than military installations, with soldiers in long, thick coats trotting through the streets.
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The bat flip came after he hit an eighth-inning bomb, which Bautista followed up by staring down Braves pitcher Eric O'Flaherty before trotting around the bases.
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But Maryam Keshavarz, who directed and co-wrote the script, smartly doesn't turn the movie into a globe-trotting countdown, but instead tightly hews to Helen's perspective.
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For a half century, Mr. Kreh, a globe-trotting fisherman, journalist and author, was a colorful and highly influential figure in both freshwater and saltwater fly-fishing.
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For a second straight year, the network also went hard on the Olympics, this time trotting out 13 female medal winners, including Lindsey Vonn and Tara Lipinski.
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Many of the streets are cobbled, and though touristy, the horses and carriages trotting through the city center really do add a touch of old-world charm.
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We had been missing London's globe-trotting, fusion-food restaurant scene, when Taste Kitchen opened in September 2014, an elegant one-room restaurant just streets from campus.
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We've learned that several male reviews have been holding auditions to make sure they're only trotting out the best of the best for customers looking to spend.
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The dessert we shared, a treacle tart with pickled lemon and Earl Grey ice cream, winked at the chef's English origins and also his globe-trotting palate.
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That said, the presenter banter was often painful, making a case for trotting out fewer celebrities and then actually giving them time to do or say something.
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It also meant that Musk was trotting himself out more often: because Tesla doesn't advertise, promoting the brand meant Musk had to serve as a celebrity hypeman.
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Venture capitalists and founders watched as Warby Parker, Casper, Glossier, Harry's and Honest Company became the belles of the D33C ball, trotting their way towards unicorn valuations.
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"There was a time when I thought there was something romantic about picking up and trotting off somewhere different every three months," Aniston said during the interview.
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More sobering still, by definition those attacking foreign brands are unusually worldly, whether they hail from the aspiring middle classes or are members of China's globe-trotting elites.
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The latest release by Norwegian producer Djuma Soundsystem and Danish sound artist Yann Coppier on Damian Lazarus' increasingly globe-trotting Crosstown Rebels label, however, digs a little deeper.
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Singapore Zika cases increase Zika arrives in a country via the bloodstreams of globe-trotting vacationers and businesspeople, all returning home from areas where Zika is actively circulating.
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After trotting around on the camels, I was ready to get closer to Colton…and sure enough we found ourselves our own little hot tub in the desert!
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And though I'm usually way too shy to ask passersby for photos, I had no trouble trotting up to strangers to request that they memorialize this particular phase.
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If it were an international force with the Chinese in it, it would be very unlikely that we would come trotting up into North Korea for regime change.
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Trotting out the president and top administration officials could feed into the argument from Trump and top Republicans that Clinton is simply running for a third Obama term.
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Tillerson's remark appears to be the latest sign of a gap between the former globe-trotting oil executive and the freewheeling President, who ran an "America First" campaign.
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DROP in on a pony club camp somewhere in Britain this summer and, chances are, at least 90% of the children trotting around in jodhpurs will be girls.
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The tiny horse is already trotting around on four legs and will eventually grow into one of the giant iconic animals featured in Budweiser's popular Super Bowl ads.
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Weary and concerned about doing justice to her family, Stacey Allaster unexpectedly resigned from her globe-trotting post as chief executive of the WTA Tour on Oct. 2.
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Trump's unorthodox snub has even spooked the globe-trotting Moon and the neighborhood-prowling Kim to come together again in the familiar border village just two days later.
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It's estimated that the globe-trotting preacher shared the Christian message with 215 million people in more than 185 countries, an effort that resulted in millions of conversions.
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The cellist Jan Vogler organized a 24-hour event called Music Never Sleeps NYC, which coincided with Deutsche Grammophon's globe-trotting relay of solo performances for Piano Day.
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The cellist Jan Vogler organized a 24-hour event called Music Never Sleeps NYC, which coincided with Deutsche Grammophon's globe-trotting relay of solo performances for Piano Day.
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The sheer crassness led to instant condemnation on social media, including speculation about what might be next — maybe trotting out James Baldwin to hawk "The Firestone Next Time"?
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"This is the best of the 10 things I've seen since the end of August," the globe-trotting Belgian collector Alain Servais said at the crowded Tuesday preview.
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Girls come up to me in the nightclubs now, and I see them trotting around in their miniskirts and their flea market rabbit coats and I love them.
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"In all the internationally oriented fairs like Art Basel and Frieze, you see the big names you find everywhere," said Mr. Feuerle, the globe-trotting Berlin museum owner.
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If your of a certain age, it's very likely your first memory of Carmen Sandiego is as a globe-trotting master thief in computer games in the 1980s.
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And Clive Davis basically disappears from the film after trotting out the same old story about how remarkable Whitney Houston was the first time he saw her perform.
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The globe-trotting evangelist drew Pope-sized crowds -- more than three million people over five days -- including one service with an audience of more than one million people.
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And both like to shore up their positions by trotting out arguments from Joan Didion, who, they seem to hope, will lend their screeds a patina of legitimacy.
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I traveled to Colorado for a tutorial from Hal in the art of burro racing, the old Rocky Mountain sport of running marathon distances alongside a trotting donkey.
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He is a globe-trotting home buyer, leaving a trail of his pricey purchases, from a $60 million penthouse in Miami to a $122 million mansion in London.
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With that evolution in mind, here's what The Fate of the Furious's globe-trotting action scenes tell us about the film, and the state of the franchise overall.
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In the early mornings, Cactus makes his rounds at the runners' tents before trotting to the front of the starting line to take off with the (human) pack.
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She can mother her child and remain a globe-trotting songstress, provided she kicks the thing that's been blurring her lines throughout the entire process: her drug addiction.
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The Japanese electronics firm has recently been trotting out similar humanoid creations including a bicycle-riding robot in an effort to explain its products and mission to more people.
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While she may be attending the hottest red carpet events and globe trotting with her famous family, the star doesn't shy away from what really happens behind the scenes.
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Trotting from one workshop to another in the 15 hectare plant, Qian, 35, stopped from time to time to discuss work details with workers on a hot summer day.
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We'd expect a host of firms that closed their most recent funds around the same window in 2016 to be trotting out their own mega funds in short order.
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Lady Amelia documents her globe-trotting for her 70,000 followers on Instagram, including a beach vacation in Ibiza with her older sister, Lady Marina Charlotte, 25, earlier this month.
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The "good timing" part, as far as the film's producers are concerned, is that "The Night Manager" put viewers in the mood for Le Carré's globe-trotting spy thrillers.
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His globe-trotting might also offer an opening to his legal team if they want to stall an effort by special counsel Robert Mueller to get him to testify.
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She had hoped that trotting out the ex-president, even in his current weakened condition, would give her the boost she needs to win in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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"Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw" (in theaters now) is a globe-trotting action movie starring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Jason Statham reprising their roles from the main franchise.
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The $2.39 million in taxpayer dollars is just a fraction of the boatload of cash the government is spending to protect the president and his large, globe-trotting family.
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Their journey north is so absurdly stereotyped, it surprised me that Cummins didn't include a scene of a mother and son trotting to the United States on a donkey.
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A block from the bustle, find Iter, a laid-back cocktail bar that reinvents itself every six months with décor and drinks inspired by the staff's globe-trotting trips.
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The globe-trotting D.J. known as the Black Madonna began her career in the late 1990s, peddling mixtapes by underground D.J.s at raves held in Midwestern warehouses and fields.
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The task of filling the high-proflile — and styling — shoes of the globe-trotting pundit and entrepreneur has largely been done Jared Grusd, the CEO of the Huffington Post.
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Because what places this globe-trotting action caper, directed by Ang Lee, just a little bit above "utterly forgettable" is the fact that Smith plays more than one assassin.
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Mr. Elkann, a globe-trotting bon vivant and grandson of the Fiat chieftain Gianni Agnelli, is considered as much a prince in Italy as anyone claiming a royal birthright.
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"I'm sorry, but that's the place I've got to be," he said to the visitors, trotting toward the scrum, which grabbed up all 14 hams in about 20 minutes.
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This year, the celebration coincided with the Venice Biennale, which draws thousands of sophisticated, globe-trotting visitors to Venice to check out the latest in art, dance and theater.
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In June, the blog Opinionated About Dining released its list of the top hundred restaurants in the United States, based on a survey of globe-trotting pilgrims like Merrihue.
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Always rumpled, always mumbling, his 6-foot-7-inch frame often slumping, he was not trying to be a globe-trotting master of industry or political mover and shaker.
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To help narrow down which meatless turkey alternatives are worth trotting out for your Thanksgiving dinner this year, we asked real vegans and vegetarians which brands they like best.
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But before that success, Diplo spent much of the last decade as a globe-trotting, crate-digging aesthete who helped elevate dance hall and baile funk music in America.
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That culinary and geographical leap can largely be credited to Nico de Soto, a globe-trotting bartender and an owner of Mace in New York and Danico in Paris.
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Overall, though, the globe-trotting Northern Irishman is in upbeat mood for his title defense at Playa del Carmen where he triumphed last year in a three-way playoff.
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In the meantime, scroll down for a few of my favorite stories from our climate team's globe-trotting reporters, along a few other stories from The Times this week.
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A black cat was seen trotting around the ice before Friday's matchup between the San Jose Sharks and the Nashville Predators — providing both teams with an excellent excuse for losing.
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WYOMING APPROVES FIRST YELLOWSTONE-AREA GRIZZLY BEAR HUNT IN 44 YEARS, BACKLASH ERUPTS After trotting off into the trees, the moose returned to the couple's area a few minutes later.
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Chelsea is then ultimately the chance to test out how all of this works—the translating, the encoding, the humor, the globe-trotting, the disrupting—for a rapidly approaching future.
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And always, the media bolsters this rhetoric by trotting out pro-Obama, pro-Hillary Clinton, former deep state officials to thrash Trump, all in an attempt to legitimize their hyperbole.
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During Rajat Gupta's heyday as a globe-trotting management consultant, one of the highlights of January was the World Economic Forum's annual gathering of global business titans in Davos, Switzerland.
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Jump into neck-and-neck races in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, compete in various mini games in Super Mario Party, or experience a globe-trotting adventure in Super Mario Odyssey.
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For industry leaders and entrepreneurs, it's a tech summit, where CEOs and strategists shuffle on and off various stages, trotting out data points and user metrics to dazzle each other.
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Rob Trent, a globe-trotting craft beer enthusiast who writes a blog dedicated to Asia beer, has seen cans creep into some markets in the region, but with varying success.
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While in the past Abbott has found himself ridiculed for trotting around the beach in nothing but his budgie smugglers, this time, his weather-appropriate wetsuit and surfing skills impressed.
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What was once a dream is now a very tangible reality — and these groundbreaking startups are making it easier than ever to climb the career ladder while trotting the globe.
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Today, the globe-trotting software received a major overhaul that will delight hardcore fans and remind others that it's still a great way to throw away hours of your life.
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That'd be a globe-trotting Gore, who is at turns fired up to the point of anger, a version of the former VP you'd wish were around back in 2000.
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Honorable Mention Asher Woodworth: He just wanted to wake Mainers from their daily drudgery, but his innocuous — and coniferous — performance as a tree trotting across the street got him arrested.
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Democrats did their best to quell the chaos caused by Sanders's fans, trotting out some of their biggest guns after a weekend dominated by a renewal of Bernie bro rage.
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An ecosystem of Apple rumormongers, which stretches globally and pounces on any scrap of information, has been trotting out bits and pieces of what to expect for almost a year.
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One morning when I was 10, we awoke at dawn to hear our chickens squawking frantically and saw a fox trotting away with one of our hens in its mouth.
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A travel writer with more than three decades of globe-trotting under her belt, Schultz is a pretty good authority on where to go, and how best to do it.
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This falls in line with Trump's pitiful "outreach" to the black community, which includes such tactics as repeatedly referring to black neighborhoods as "hellish" and trotting out Don King, a.k.a.
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She runs away before being committed to a mental institution and spends five years globe-trotting incognito, training to become an expert fighter and gunwoman in order to seek revenge.
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When asked how people like me are supposed to obtain insurance, these politicians virtually shrug, trotting out failed ideas from the past or promising that the free market will provide.
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I found myself wondering why I burn fossil fuels by driving two miles to a lovely park where I take my morning run, instead of trotting around my own neighborhood.
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The Playlist The show bubbles along with a globe-trotting blend of soul-tinged dance music and electronica ("Can't Turn Around," by the Foreign Exchange; "Yali Yali" by Nese Karabocek).
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Mr. Ghosn, the epitome of the globe-trotting, multitasking manager, was chief executive of both Nissan and Renault from 27.4 to 1813, flying between Paris and Tokyo every few weeks.
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The New York Times Travel Show brings three days of travel ideas, globe-trotting tips and advice from travel experts to the Javits Center in Midtown this Friday through Sunday.
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To transcend our ethnic, racial and socioeconomic differences, we need classrooms to produce global citizens — not globe-trotting elites, but students who grasp humanity's challenges and can deliberate beyond borders.
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"It was the beginning of the capitalist revolution, and I think my father had the idea he was going to be this kind of globe-trotting entrepreneur," Ms. Faludi said.
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But when I'd ask the Prestige dancers about Instagram directly, they would sometimes become evasive; a tight-knit group would dissolve, girls trotting down the hall away from my question.
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Despite its scrambled, globe-trotting chronology — and a simple, all-purpose set (by Andrew Moerdyk) that offers few visual clues as to time and place — "Joan" is easy to follow.
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As I walked away, my ears picked up the rough grating of a trash can hobbling across park gravel; the metallic tinkling of a trotting dog's leash nudging its collar.
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Hillary Clinton found herself in a no-win dilemma as she moved to launch her presidential run while also aiding her husband's globe-trotting philanthropy — and her team knew it.
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He essentially created the model of the globe-trotting celebrity curator of which Hans-Ulrich Obrist and Klaus Biesenbach are perhaps the most recognizable heirs (for better or for worse).
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And, really, that would be a much better way to populate the airwaves at the end of the year than just trotting out an endless onslaught of reruns and burnoffs.
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As chairman of Nissan, Renault and Mitsubishi Motors, the globe-trotting Ghosn had access to a string of residences around the world, including additional homes in Beirut and Rio de Janeiro.
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But they've found an even better way to make the panel worthwhile: they'll be trotting out Harrison Ford to promote the movie in front of the Hall H crowd on Saturday.
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Buttigieg, the mayor of South Bend, Indiana, who is seeking the Democratic nomination, has made no bones about being a gay man — routinely trotting out his husband Chasten at campaign stops.
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Instead of unveiling her new "squad goals" to sound hip, or trotting out celebrity endorsements, perhaps Clinton should start going after them with the fiery denunciations young people think they deserve.
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The term "normalizing" isn't about tokenism or trotting out tired and offensive stereotypes; it's about giving characters from all backgrounds the opportunity to tell their story, without making it the story.
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Lemann, a globe-trotting financier with Swiss roots, rose to prominence over the past decade following a series of mega deals that drew praise and funding from U.S. billionaire Warren Buffett.
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But with his showman's flair, Trump is still publicly trotting out contenders—Chris Christie's turn comes on Monday in Virginia—and gleefully fueling speculation that he still might go fantastically rogue.
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Ted Cruz, whom McCain sparred with when he first came to the Senate, to liberal Democrat Elizabeth Warren, who got to know McCain tagging along on his famous globe-trotting adventures.
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On Monday morning, a wild coyote was spotted trotting around the grounds of the Detroit Zoo shortly before several school field trips were set to arrive, reports the Detroit Free Press.
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As she digested this latest question, the glazed look in Ivanovic's eyes said it all — it was just one of those days in the life of a globe-trotting tennis professional.
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Some left-wing pundits, who know better, are trotting out the Logan Act, which, if it were the law, would prohibit private citizens (including presidents-elect) from negotiating with foreign governments.
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Because both men appeared to be globe-trotting multi-millionaires and faced charges for serious crimes related to their work abroad, the government said they should be held under house arrest.
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Before the stroke, Mr. Baxter's intense work-focused life as a globe-trotting executive in international finance had eroded his marriage and deprived him of fulfilling relationships with family and friends.
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Instead of dwelling on the slights, he focuses on all the reasons he has to be grateful: his wife; his globe-trotting life; and Rhinehart's exemption, which kick-started his comeback.
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Step out for an evening run and you might encounter a few trotting alongside you on the road, barely fazed by your presence until they hop away, vanishing into the landscape.
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But in 53, Munshi-South became an assistant professor at Baruch College in New York City, shortly after which his first child was born—two events that curtailed his globe-trotting.
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Speedwalking through the complex, with the couple's spaniel-mix, Robot, trotting behind, Mr. Wood stops on a dime and points out a signed Larry Bird jersey hanging from a lofty ceiling.
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In an interview in December, Mr. Massey seemed a bit wooden in trotting out stock criticisms of Mr. de Blasio, and had to be prompted to do so by an aide.
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The Edwards campaign parried the attacks by trotting out support from Republicans and law enforcement officials, noting his endorsements from the Louisiana Sheriffs' Association and the International Union of Police Associations.
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Most of our memories of him—trotting, running, always playful—date from this time; we put the idea of his death away from us, and it seemed finally not to matter.
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"Cuba's example is important since for decades 'health care for all' has been more than a slogan there," said Dr. Paul Farmer, the legendary globe-trotting founder of Partners in Health.
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Will it continue to be the influential entity that it's been for two decades, or will it become a shadow of its former globe-trotting self in the populist age of Trump?
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A globe-trotting buyer might also like to take advantage of the listing's most extravagant feature: the opportunity to add a house manager, cook, housekeeper and personal attendant to the pricey purchase.
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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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But most customers learn about the brand on social media, where globe-trotting millennials share images of their bags, artfully displayed on hotel-room beds or rolling in front of iconic landmarks.
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Thanks to globe-trotting parties like elrow, and the inexorable rise of festivals all of whom need six stages of DJs, tech-house is arguably more popular than it has ever been.
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Marvel's head of TV, Jeph Loeb, is well known among fans for trotting out a familiar refrain — "It's all connected" — whenever he's describing the Marvel Cinematic Universe and its various TV offshoots.
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DiCaprio and Agdal — who have been dating since July 2016 — are constantly globe-trotting, vacationing everywhere from the beach on a private Bahamian island to a weekend getaway in Montauk, New York.
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Because of their obsession with globe-trotting, millennial have turned cheap travel into a science, taking advantage of bargain flights, capitalizing on points and miles, and figuring out how to work remotely.
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An airplane is the perfect, and perhaps the only, place to actually read Monocle, the globe-trotting lifestyle magazine founded in 22015 by Tyler Brûlé, a Canadian editor and erstwhile war correspondent.
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In trotting races, the jockey is pulled along in a two-wheeled buggy as the animal tears around the course as fast as it can possibly trot without breaking into a gallop.
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At 33, he hung up his board, ditched his high-profile sponsors, and essentially disappeared—embarking on a set of globe-trotting adventures to see what life without skateboarding would look like.
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If it notices that your goal was to go running every morning at 5am but then notices that you never start trotting until 7am anyway, it'll automatically reschedule the activity for you.
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There's plenty of speculation around the Mi6 while Xiaomi wowed the industry with the impressively designed Mi Max, yet here it is trotting out a budget version of last year's flagship phone.
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In photos and videos posted on Twitter and Weibo, herds of 10 to 15 deer can be seen trotting through city streets and subway stations, dodging traffic and eating people's potted plants.
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Since a globe-trotting assassin needs someone to banter with and care about, Henry acquires two sidekicks, a younger (but not cloned) operative (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) and a grizzled veteran (Benedict Wong).
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Newly married, he embarked on globe-trotting adventures that included coming under siege during the Boxer Rebellion in China, wandering into a tiger's lair in Burma and building model towns in Siberia.
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President Donald Trump on Monday surprised the White House press corps by trotting out Conan, the Delta Force dog injured in last month's raid that killed ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
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It will hit home when our diplomats confront foreign officials about suspicious payments to spouses of local officials and their interlocutors respond by trotting out the tale of Mr. and Mrs. McCabe.
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Just five days earlier, The New York Times ran a story that opened with the quietly searing anecdote of one replacement umpire trotting out onto the field in an "anachronistic" chest protector.
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Image: Nubia2018 may have been a pretty sedate year for phones, with many flagships including the Galaxy S63 and iPhone XS trotting out essentially the same design for a second tour of duty.
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He looked as comfortable as he's ever been in the long month since his inauguration, smiling, congratulating himself and the crowd on the election win, trotting out the greatest hits of his ideology.
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Instead of featuring the Qualcomm's recently announced Snapdragon Wear 3100 chipset, LG opted for the same tired Snapdragon 2100 processor Wear OS device makers haven been trotting out for the last two years.
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As a standalone movie, "Aquaman" is a sprawling, globe-trotting epic about a half-human, half-Atlantean hero who must foil his sea-dwelling brother's campaign to wage war against the surface world.
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Google devoted much of its Cloud Next conference to trotting out happy customer after happy customer, but there were a few bits of news, including confirmation it had acquired machine learning startup Kaggle.
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A holiday tradition, which allows parents and children to track Santa Claus online on his globe-trotting journey, will continue on Christmas Eve even though NORAD receives funding from the Department of Defense.
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In any event, politicians and the media are trotting out the usual suspects to explain the tragedy, whether it's the lack of attention paid to mental illness or the easy availability of guns.
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The author moves swiftly through Mr Hockney's life, painting a fictional portrait of his adolescence in working-class Yorkshire through to his globe-trotting adulthood as one of Britain's most famous living artists.
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According to the report, Bellisario will play Becky, the first person that the titular Bernadette Fox (played by Cate Blanchett) will meet on her globe-trotting journey, which includes a stint in Antarctica.
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The DMRT3 gene, associated with modern ambling gaits like the rack or the two-beat trot, was not present, so these horses probably only moved with "natural gaits"—walking, trotting, cantering, and galloping.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - The primal confluence of food, flames and family simmers in high definition in "Barbecue," a globe-trotting new documentary and cinematic love letter to cooking meat over an open fire.
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Allred also attempted to discredit Zervos' cousin, John Barry -- who claims Summer praised Trump -- by trotting out text messages she says he sent to Summer ... including one where he calls himself a "loser."
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The Toyota driver completed the 1.9km course around a trotting track, and in front of cheering crowds, with a time three tenths of a second quicker than Finnish team mate Jari-Matti Latvala.
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Whereas the millennial dream involves untethered globe-trotting and unlimited cultural consumption, the reality has more defined boundaries — chaining our romantic adventurers to power outlet until they receive the requisite power to proceed.
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Roman Quinn, pinch-running for Bruce, stole second and took third on a throwing error by Mets catcher Wilson Ramos before trotting home on a one-out pinch-hit single by Sean Rodriguez.
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Meanwhile Hillary Clinton, as a former Goldwater girl, reformed feminist, and globe-trotting diplomat who barely fended off a populist insurrection in her own party, is uniquely situated to answer the alt-Right.
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Meanwhile Hillary Clinton, as a former Goldwater girl, reformed feminist, and globe-trotting diplomat who barely fended off a populist insurrection in her own party, is uniquely situated to answer the alt-right.
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As vice president and chief technology officer, Amazon CTO Werner Vogels is the public face of the company's cloud business and technical infrastructure, trotting the world speaking at tech conferences and to customers.
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Finau, who has had a busy globe-trotting schedule that has included starts in Australia, Hong Kong and California over the past six weeks, said his withdrawal was related to his recent relocation.
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Breathes there a man with a soul so dead that he doesn't want a loyal dog or faithful feline trotting beside him when he mounts that lonely staircase to the venerable Master Bedroom?
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With street style images from New York's Fashion Week trickling in, we're getting a good sense of what outfits fashionable New Yorkers are trotting out for fall, and the winning trend is undeniable.
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An eclectic mix of local grasses and fabrics, brass, copper, wooden furniture — Pygmy beds from Congo used as coffee tables — and cracked-leather headboards give the spaces a sense of globe-trotting chic.
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In naming him, the president-elect is dismissing bipartisan concerns that Tillerson, the globe-trotting leader of an energy giant, has a too-cozy relationship with Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia. nyti.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)The Dragonfly also has very minimal bezels, especially beneath its display, which stands in contrast to the ungainly chin HP has been trotting out on its recent Spectre notebooks.
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At times they included links to a Flickr account, where agency staff members posted more than 1,800 photographs of Mr. Price's globe-trotting and other agency work, including a recent dinner in Liberia.
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There is a scene in the episode of Parts Unknown in Buenos Aires when it cuts to a dog trotting through an alley like an emperor, an empty soda bottle in its mouth.
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As Yoselyn Ortega, 50, squired the girls to ballet and art classes, she blended into the happy Krim household, trotting out photos of the kids to show friends as if they were her own.
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That's because Europe's vast center is presenting for office the same, shopworn re-treads of candidates and platforms that they've been trotting out since I first covered Jean-Marie Le Pen in the 1980s.
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It's gonna be a long four years: let's try to make our words and intentions matter rather than reaching for the low dopamine rush of trotting out the same insularly congratulatory sentiments for applause.
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" Nouriel Roubini, a globe-trotting economist who predicted the crash of a decade ago, said that the fundamental problems of the euro "won't be solved until you have real fiscal and then political union.
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Jeffress, and others, said they didn't think Trump was anti-Semitic, trotting out the examples that have by now become well-worn — his support for Israel, yes, and the Jews in his own family.
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Disney showcased the original Disney Plus films and shows by trotting more than 50 participants onto a stage — stars, directors, droids, dogs — and showering the crowd with confetti in the shape of plus signs.
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The movie doesn't feel smaller than the globe-trotting Okja, only more constricted...the film contains a number of inspired sequences that pulse with the same, chaotic, morally relative madness of Bong's signature moments.
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He reworked his album after trotting out, ostensibly, some of the ideas he meant to explore on it, possibly influenced by life in Trump's America, and the feedback was fast and furious — and negative.
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DURING his spectacular rise from London beancounter to the globe-trotting boss of WPP, the advertising powerhouse he created out of a backstreet wire-basket and trolley company, Sir Martin Sorrell was rarely sentimental.
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Like Bezos, many of Trump's harshest critics in tech touted American job creation, trotting tail between legs to the White House and currying favor with the administration, sometimes to the chagrin of their employees.
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The 25-year-old multihyphenate star lets the world in on her globe-trotting travels, and her face can be see on billboards and in campaigns for brands like Swarovski, Adidas and Estée Lauder.
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Framing your unreleased game like it's an established esport is perhaps the most boring and ineffective way of doing this, and it's frankly baffling that publishers keep trotting out new shooters in this fashion.
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And are they comfortable trotting out the "marketplace of ideas" argument to defend low-value conservative speakers, as if the bare fact that the marketplace demanded them is a sign of their intellectual value?
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It would be bad enough if Trump were simply sticking to his alternative facts and trotting out flat-out lies about the economy, like when he said he "inherited a mess" from President Obama.
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Somehow, Atlanta was the third-oldest team in the NFL last season—only the Carolina Panthers and Indianapolis Colts were trotting out more geezers—and they finished 8-8, missing the playoffs once again.
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Gaétan Dugas, a globe-trotting, sexually insatiable French Canadian flight attendant who supposedly picked up H.I.V. in Haiti or Africa and spread it to dozens, even hundreds, of men before his death in 1984.
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Back in 2015, Sean Kavanagh and Anna Gorga were two 20-somethings on globe-trotting adventures, when sheer luck brought them together on a flight from Portugal's Azores Islands to the country's capital, Lisbon.
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The first season finale of this globe-trotting nature show takes us to Africa for a close look at its wildlife, with scenes highlighting hippos in need of water and ferocious battles between giraffes.
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Wealth Matters Stuart Ross, a former insurance executive, sold his Puerto Rico-based company 12 years ago and has since enjoyed a globe-trotting lifestyle, with homes in multiple locations and grand travel aspirations.
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In truth, no Abyssinian or munchkin longhair will invade the 141st Westminster show on Monday and Tuesday at Madison Square Garden, trotting out on a leash to compete for the best-in-show prize.
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The masterpieces are tokens in a convoluted tale of psychological trauma, gumshoe intrigue and glamorous globe-trotting, spun around the title character, a psychiatrist plagued by art-historical nightmares (and voiced by Ivan Kamara).
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" Aniston spoke happily about the home and her relationship in the feature, saying, "There was a time when I thought there was something romantic about picking up and trotting off somewhere different every three months.
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His pleas about supporting his family and potentially losing his house have an urgency there that's gone by the time the movie catches up with him eight years later, but he's still trotting them out.
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At the sight of a seven-footer trotting out to defend him behind the three-point line, the carnivorous delight behind Paul's eyes mirrors that of the shark from Jaws everytime it appears on screen.
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And, like any other 13-14-year old at the time, I played countless hours of its brilliant multiplayer mode with my friends, trotting it out at parties for a solid three years post launch.
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The encouraging factory activity in Asia should also be squared off against rising interest rates in the United States, where any tempering in activity could prove detrimental to some of the region's globe-trotting manufacturers.
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It must have always seemed a bit silly outside of the tech scene, all this talk of unicorns trotting their $1 billion-plus valuations out to one ever-more massive fundraising event after the next.
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You can also of course take in his sound at clubs and festivals worldwide, as well as at his globe-trotting All Day I Dream parties that take place everywhere from Moscow to San Francisco.
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It became very silent, then the dry brush rustled, and an island fox trotted out and stared at me for a spell, sniffing the evening air before losing interest and trotting back into the chaparral.
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I spent five hours at the event, which more or less entailed sampling the extensive food offerings, watching horses trotting and jumping in the ring, and — oh yes, of course: interviewing tennis legend Andre Agassi.
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He steels himself against this knowledge and says that he is relieved to finally know that, like all other creatures slithering and trotting and flapping their way through Hollywoo, he is truly on his own.
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As it does every year, New Directors/New Films is offering a globe-trotting sampler of more than two dozen features as well as miscellaneous short takes aimed at highlighting the work of emerging artists.
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He's long since secured his place in film history as a globe-trotting adventurer, unflappable in the face of danger, and suited to clamoring over every kind of terrain in search of things to film.
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Whether you've been globe-trotting with your longtime sweetheart, or you're booking plane tickets for two for the first time, here are some key ways to make sure your adventure is nothing but smooth sailing.
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The life of a globe-trotting dinosaur smuggler might bring to mind Thomas Crown meets Tintin, but one of the revelations of the book is just how mundane the skulduggery of Prokopi's crime actually was.
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The male calf was found trotting north up the Major Deegan Expressway near Yankee Stadium in the Bronx on Tuesday morning with a tag in his ear and a look of panic in his eye.
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A few of the newer schools — in particular Wetherby-Pembridge, which follows the English national curriculum, down to teaching British spelling, with its "u" in "colour" — are also trying to appeal to globe-trotting parents.
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Trendspotting 7 Photos View Slide Show ' Fashion's fixation on statement sleeves dates back a couple of seasons to the moment when designers began trotting out operatic versions, with most of the action focused up top.
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Polls show Biden, the former globe-trotting vice president and Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairman, with an enormous advantage on the issue, and most of his opponents don't see discussing it as beneficial to them.
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On Thursday, Bergdorf Goodman will open a pop-up for Chufy, the globe-trotting art director Sofia Sanchez de Betak's ready-to-wear and accessories collection, which includes embroidered gaucho pants ($653,960) and espadrilles ($855).
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In 2006, they built the plain wooden casket that would one day be lowered into the Charlotte, North Carolina, ground at the burial service for the globe-trotting preacher and spiritual confidant to American presidents.
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This week at the Vanguard, the group — Steve Wilson on saxophones, Warren Wolf on vibraphone, Peter Martin on piano and Carl Allen on drums — is trotting out an entirely new book of compositions and arrangements.
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Mr. Woods, who is already something of a globe-trotting good-will ambassador for Exxon Mobil, has long been considered the heir apparent and is unlikely to shift the company in a radically new direction.
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The whole thing is a shiny, expensive pastiche of globe-trotting spy thrillers and action scenes set in the jungle culled from a host of post-Vietnam American films trying to recover some national swagger.
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Today, alarmed by the possibility that the Donald Trump administration means what it says about maximum sanctions and throttling Iran's economy, the ayatollahs are trotting out precisely the same play they used on President Obama.
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Before launching its globe-trotting adventure, "Spies in Disguise" finds grounding in a sweetly sentimental prologue in which a young Walter is shown tinkering with devices designed to protect his police officer mother (Rachel Brosnahan).
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And they're trotting out the same coats and dresses over and over for high-profile events and showing that you can wear that Alexander McQueen coat about 10 different ways and it always looks great.
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It also reflects the wealth and globe-trotting ambitions of China's new middle class: festivities in other countries are partly aimed at the 6m Chinese who are expected to spend their weeklong holiday abroad this year.
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On Thursday, July 25th, a model demonstrated the ease of walking in the suit by trotting around the lobby of the Rayburn House Office Building in Washington, DC and climbing up and down a few steps.
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Frankly, it's a relief that he hasn't suffered the pitfalls that aging rock stars are prone to: settling into a cheesy comfort zone, robotically trotting out the classics without feeling, or lapsing into self-indulgent pretentiousness.
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Adelaide Journal ADELAIDE, Australia — Tom Hajdu, a globe-trotting entrepreneur with a Ph.D. in music from Princeton, parked his Toyota Camry and walked us toward a former Mitsubishi auto factory that shut down a decade ago.
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We're offering one lucky winner a three-night stay at any Small Luxury Hotels Of The World boutique property, $1,000 toward airfare, and a $1,000 Sole Society shopping spree to make your globe-trotting extra glam.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Addressing world leaders in Davos this week, German Chancellor Angela Merkel made a robust defense of multilateralism, but looming pitfalls at home risk undermining her globe-trotting advocacy for international cooperation before too long.
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Few of the people still trotting out that refrain are old enough to have seen the dying days of Kayfabe, so it's not like the realism of what they've witnessed has ever been up for debate.
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Last year's Brexit referendum was in part a rejection of the economic elite from millions of working people who have suffered declining wages while watching London transformed into a carnival of wealth for globe-trotting financiers.
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Spot the robot dog trots into the big, bad world You've probably seen the videos of Boston Dynamics' incredible (and creepy) robot dog Spot opening doors, trotting in parking lots, and fending off stick-wielding humans.
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The Mariners cut Texas' lead to 4-3 in the fourth on a 453-foot, two-run home run well over the left-field fence by Cruz, with Cano trotting across the plate ahead of Cruz.
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Petty is up in the Hollywood Hills, waiting for a ride, when he sees two coyotes trotting down the middle of the road, "one of them shooting him a hateful yellow glare" as it ambles past.
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In saying he will nominate Mr. Tillerson, the president-elect is dismissing bipartisan concerns that the globe-trotting leader of an energy giant has a too-cozy relationship with Vladimir V. Putin, the president of Russia.
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From July, the globe-trotting sales team, best known for contesting leadership of the jetliner market with Boeing, will report directly to Airbus Chief Executive Tom Enders, bypassing commercial aircraft president Fabrice Bregier, the people said.
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Visitors to the local chapel in Youssofia, Morocco are now treated to a transcendant experience the moment they lay eyes upon its walls, thanks to a brand new mural from globe-trotting street artist Okuda San Miguel.
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PACIFIC PALISADES, California (Reuters) - Unusually for a globe-trotting Colombian golfer, Camilo Villegas has never been to Brazil, giving him an even greater incentive to be there in August and represent his country at the Olympic Games.
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After meeting Tom Hiddleston at the Met Ball in May, Swift's friendship with the actor took a romantic turn weeks after her split from Harris, and the new couple have been globe-trotting in the last month.
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However it develops, and whatever it gets named, it's encouraging to know that right behind grime's globe trotting popularity, there's another style of exciting new music, with a distinctly British quality, that is just raring to go.
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One thing we do know is that Trump clearly understands the theater of politics, and the importance of symbols, like the wall and deportation and trotting off to Indiana to brag about saving 800 jobs in Indiana.
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Perhaps the most uncomfortable part of the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show is acknowledging the number of people who enjoy the surreal experience of watching supernaturally beautiful women trotting around in underwear, wings, and sometimes floral-printed parachutes.
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And once her past catches up with her and those adventures start, she winds up feeling like a Pixar heroine in a Hayao Miyazaki world, with a touch of globe-trotting Hergé expansiveness thrown in for flavor.
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So the new coach of this team, Kenny Atkinson, will need all of his globe-trotting experience to thrive in a difficult environment in which he will need to be patient and impatient at the same time.
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Starting with the fifth installment, Fast Five, he converted the franchise from one about American street racing into a series of globe-trotting action-heist films — sort of Ocean's 11, but with a more youthful international cast.
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Since the dawn of the jet age, the globe-trotting maestro has been a familiar feature of the classical music scene — conducting all over the world and often holding positions with orchestras in several nations at once.
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MONTREAL/SINGAPORE/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Gulfstream Aerospace and Bombardier are trotting out their longest-range business jets at an Asian air show this week, as they compete for orders from China's growing elite, despite the country's slowing economy.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese prosecutors have confirmed that Nissan's arrested chairman, Carlos Ghosn, is being held in the spartan Tokyo Detention Center, its many rules and restrictions making for a stark contrast with his comfortable, globe-trotting lifestyle.
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It was the second career walk-off blast and 100th career homer for Franco, who dropped his bat, extended both arms and walked up the first base line until he finally began trotting once the ball landed.
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"The life of a globe-trotting dinosaur smuggler might bring to mind Thomas Crown meets Tintin, but one of the revelations of the book is just how mundane the skulduggery" really was, our reviewer, Peter Brannen, writes.
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That promiscuous approach is one the globe-trotting Mr. Starling adopts in "At Twilight," though here Noh theater and Irish legend have been supplanted, as source materials, by modernism itself: The recent past is our own mythology.
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" The third season opens with Mary kvetching to Rhoda as she prepares for a meeting at the TV station, where she resents the station manager "trotting in groups of people and saying, 'This is our woman executive.
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But the trial of Kim's alleged murderers has taken place against the backdrop of rapprochement between Pyongyang and Washington and a charm offensive by Kim Jong Un, who has embraced the role of a globe-trotting statesman.
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Eating street food was a way of life in Southeast Asia long before the region became popular with globe-trotting foodies like Anthony Bourdain and famous chefs started peddling classic street-food dishes in fancy Western restaurants.
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Ocean explorers and entrepreneurs have been thinking about how to scoop up mineral-laden deposits on the seafloor since the HMS Challenger dragged a few up in a bucket during its globe-trotting scientific voyage in the 1870s.
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But there were a couple places where you could pick it up, and so we were picking up horse dung and putting it in our backpacks and trotting back home and going, 'Hey honey, look what I found!
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"Of course they're trotting out the line 'a threat is a threat is a threat, and you know we're just going to block threats,'" Patrick Gray, host of the infosec podcast Risky Business, said in a recent episode.
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To promote a more positive view of Ms. Haspel, the agency has declassified secrets about her life as a globe-trotting spy and encouraged former clandestine officers — typically expected to remain quiet even in retirement — to grant interviews.
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Now, nine years after "The Bourne Ultimatum" made $442m at the box office, as well as earning a 93% Rotten Tomatoes rating, Messrs Damon and Greengrass have reunited for another globe-trotting, politically charged espionage caper, "Jason Bourne".
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For all the globe-trotting, though, the whole thing looks generic (the product placements turn the world into a mall), which wouldn't matter if the story itself had something going for it beyond forced quips and casual violence.
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PewDiePie isn't an amateur; he's a professional who makes millions of dollars each year while playing and streaming games, and one who's routinely been in trouble for trotting out botched attempts at anti-political correctness satire as humor.
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She painted skeletons of a woolly mammoth, its tusks curving inward like loop-de-loops, or else an extinct cousin of the tapir known as a Palaeotherium, which she imagined trotting along with a coat of spotted gray.
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We stood on hilltops to watch, then climbed up to a highway overpass, making for a stirring, dramatic sight as the cows occupied all four lanes, moving forward en masse, Franco and the girls trotting at the front.
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The globe-trotting McClure, who favored sandals and T-shirts and colorful language, had a reputation as someone who helped women, people of color and entrepreneurs in developing countries, says Sarah Cone, managing partner with Social Impact Capital.
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Tobin, who was the national director of security for Hillary Clinton's 2008 presidential campaign, attributed the phenomenon to their globe-trotting lifestyles, and the status conferred on them in a world that spins on a pop culture axis.
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But the goal for Texas Democrats should be about building meaningful infrastructure that they can use to consistently win elections, and not to just keep trotting out what worked—or, in O'Rourke's case, almost worked—the last time.
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Animal lovers have been waiting days for April to welcome her little one into the world, but instead have been left with a seemingly endless live video of a big-bellied giraffe happily trotting about her pen sans baby.
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After months of trotting out prototypes dressed in bright orange and black camouflage, Audi laid out many of the E-tron's most notable specs in the run-up to the event (which was led by "temporary CEO" Abraham Schot).
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MONTREAL/SINGAPORE/SHANGHAI, April 2478 (Reuters) - Gulfstream Aerospace and Bombardier are trotting out their longest-range business jets at an Asian air show this week, as they compete for orders from China's growing elite, despite the country's slowing economy.
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He had never indicated plans for Ferrari or CNH, leaving many to speculate that the tireless manager known for his short sleep cycles and globe-trotting style would use those positions to keep a foothold in the automotive world.
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The stewards quickly realized their mistake once Mendy's teammates did not recoil in horror at his presence and kept on trotting across the field as if they had simply decided to go out for a quick jog all along.
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As if we weren't already looking for a reason to soak up the sun, Billabong just launched a dreamy new collection with globe-trotting fashion influencer Julie Sariñana — and now we're ready to book our next beach vacay ASAP.
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"People have different needs sexually and those wants extend into what people want from aftercare," says Kenneth Play, a globe-trotting sex coach and founding member of Hacienda, an intentional sex positive community with a main hub in Brooklyn.
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Even in the midst of all that globe-trotting, though, Aquaman is wise enough to ground its standard end-of-the-world stakes in personal connections: between Arthur's parents, between Arthur and each of them, between Arthur and Mera.
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Debating the weaknesses and strengths of any new health coverage bill is necessary, but debating them by trotting out these and other health care myths as some kind of viable alternative option wastes our time and misleads public expectations.
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Hamilton, who has a diverse range of interests outside Formula One including music and fashion, has often been criticized for his globe-trotting lifestyle but has never allowed that to get in the way of his on-track performance.
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In his six years as president, Mr. Starr became a major Baylor fund-raiser, closely identified with the football program and its players, one familiar to fans for exuberantly trotting onto the field with the team on game day.
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Also unannounced is Lucy's plan to pry Alice out of her marriage and carry her off for a series of globe-trotting escapades like the ones the two of them imagined together back in their clapboard house in Vermont.
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That strategy is weak on the defensive end, and it ultimately may not be enough to save their season, and this entire era, but if L.A.'s traditional groups don't work it's not worth repeatedly trotting them out there.
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Fenty's first collection was shown during New York Fashion Week in February, but in the globe-trotting style fit for a designer-celebrity (or is it celebrity-designer?), she has brought her show to Paris for its sophomore season.
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Born into a prominent Hollywood family, Ms. Fisher was the sharp-tongued creative force behind books, screenplays, a one-woman show and, in recent years, a wry social media presence trotting the globe with her dog, Gary, in tow.
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Dragons, zombie dragons, globe-trotting bastards, reunions, pregnancies, ice battles, fire battles, greyscale cures, lineage revelations — the abbreviated season, which began with Arya eradicating House Frey, has been more overstuffed than the son pie she served Walder last year.
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With both parties trotting out proposals that could explode the debt and crying foul only when it politically suits their cause, it appears that we are headed on a course that will make this bleak fiscal situation even worse.
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Most of the afflicted in Irkutsk started that Saturday night in December just like Mr. Mukhamadeyev, trotting out to a local kiosk or small corner store to buy "boyaryshnik" — "hawthorn" in Russian, lending the product a false holistic air.
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Revolving around the relationship between Evan (Alano Miller), a Stanford-educated, Tesla-driving tech engineer, and Gently (Xosha Roquemore), a bohemian, globe-trotting caregiver from South Los Angeles, it appears at first to be a story about opposites attracting.
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Jason Shiga couldn't be much more distant from Ferris on the stylistic spectrum: His stories are entirely plot-driven, and his drawing skills are technically very modest (all of his characters are flat, bigheaded caricatures, trotting across rudimentary settings).
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No footage of leggy blondes and brunettes and, like, three or four black women trotting down a long runway this Christmas, flirting with Grown Baby Shawn Mendes or nearly knocking Ariana Grande over with a 22013-pound feathered wing.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have recently been the subject of scurrilous articles in Britain's tabloid media which have accused them of being overly politically correct and contrasted their globe-trotting lifestyle with their stand on climate change.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have recently been the subject of critical articles in Britain's tabloid media which have accused them of being too politically correct and contrasted their globe-trotting lifestyle with their stand on climate change.
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Globe-trotting Kitty, who journeyed to Australia, Italy and the resorts of Ibiza and St. Tropez last year and served as a bridesmaid in South Africa over the New Year, has been linked to Australian weather reporter James Tobin, 35.
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Performing a cycle of a composer's works in a given genre can be an uninspired way of trotting out familiar repertory, as I suggested this fall in discussing Simon Rattle's series of Beethoven symphonies with the Berlin Philharmonic at Carnegie Hall.
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" Following bipartisan criticism over his debate performance, Trump has attempted to regain control of the narrative by trotting out a new attack line against Clinton, both on the campaign trail and in an onslaught of press releases: "Follow the money.
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Atop adventurous electronica from then-unknown producer William Orbit, Madonna sang about the birth of her first child, the isolation of her life as a globe-trotting superstar, and the sacrifices of fame that had come back to haunt her.
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The regime is also adept at mobilizing loyalists: On Wednesday, the regime organized pro-government rallies throughout the country, trotting out die-hard supporters as well as others compelled to join in for the sake of their careers or educations.
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"I've spent as much time with Xi Jinping as anybody has," Biden boasted on the midterm election trail -- as he polished globe-trotting credentials that also saw him serve for years as the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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He posted a video to his Instagram story Friday as he was wrapping up Men In Black filming in London, revealing the movie will be a globe-trotting feat, also filming on location in parts of Morocco, Italy, and Paris.
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Here was a man clearly capable of going to another team and contributing as a first baseman or designated hitter, gamely trotting out to vast expanses he simply wasn't built to cover and doing his very best to cover them anyway.
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This is a game that transforms on an almost monthly basis, a game that is just as at home trotting out a limited-time Avengers tie-in as it is staging an in-game concert with no competitive element whatsoever.
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Being some of the world's most grandiose, globe-trotting, floor-filling DJs, it's not often you get to see Disclosure play records (actual records!) live from the comfort of your own home—as well as their own home, for that matter.
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That's the timely hook that Black Mirror tackles with "Playtest," which follows an American named Cooper (Wyatt Russell, showing the same goofy charm he did in Everybody Wants Some!!) who's been trotting the globe as he struggles with his father's death.
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Before trotting off into the sunset and taking the rest of the summer to play golf and drink red wine, I want to take a minute to talk about what this column's meant to me over the last year-plus.
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A happier tale is the story of one beloved institution pushed out of my neighborhood by rising rents: the Union Square Cafe, which Danny Meyer opened in 1985 at 21 East 16th Street, long before he became a globe-trotting restaurateur.
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In the heart of old Wroclaw, the head of the city's small Jewish community, Alexander Gleichgewicht, mulled today's turmoil and what it signifies for his 97-year-old father; his Norwegian wife, Bente Kahan; and their globe-trotting student children.
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And it was in the middle of the afternoon, and so it was like a bunch of different people that I kind of knew from high school, but not really, and their families and all their kids were trotting around.
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While amazing turnarounds aren't seen in everyone or for all cancer types, J. Leonard Lichtenfeld, the deputy chief medical officer of the American Cancer Society, told Vox that immunotherapies have oncologists using a word they aren't used to trotting out: cure.
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The original concerned the rivalry between Dusty (Mark Wahlberg), a globe-trotting macho man of mystery, and Brad (Will Ferrell), the teary, trying-too-hard stepfather married to Dusty's ex-wife, Sara (Linda Cardellini), and helping to raise Dusty's children.
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What Mr. Chang and the food writer Peter Meehan, his co-star and fellow executive producer, are attempting is something more ambitious, though: an extended television essay, in the form of free-associative, globe-trotting conversations about food and culture.
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In 2001, Ms. Bellon collaborated with the experimental French director Chris Marker on "Remembrance of Things to Come," a stylized 42-minute documentary about her globe-trotting mother's photographs of artists, writers, wounded veterans, psychiatric patients, clowns, French Legionnaires and prostitutes.
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Deutscher, a Talmud prodigy during his childhood in a Polish shtetl, went on to become a translator of Hebrew and Yiddish poetry, then a communist, then a follower of Leon Trotsky's heterodox communism and finally a globe-trotting British journalist.
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The anger drawing people to the barricades has been fueled by a sense that the national interest has long been undermined by Mr. Macron's own economic class, the globe-trotting financiers who have turned France into a sanctuary for the rich.
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The white goats with brown heads spent the morning trotting along the N train line in Brooklyn, making their way from the Fort Hamilton Parkway stop toward the 8th Avenue stop, according to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which runs the subways.
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Last September, Michael and Tiffany were spotted sitting next to each other at a Taoray Wang show during New York Fashion Week and by December, the globe-trotting businessman had shared a Christmas photo with his girlfriend on his Instagram.
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Read more:Delays and errors have put the US far behind other countries in testing and treating coronavirus patients: 'We are trotting along while they're racing'Anthony Fauci, who the Trump administration reportedly barred from speaking freely, is a public-health hero.
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But do you want a president who thinks of himself as a member of the untouchable elite — folks who've got their own faithful retainers trotting at their heels, tossing out money to make unpleasant things like cranky ex-lovers go away?
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It had some trotting cumbia beats, mariachi horns and samples of booming Spanish DJ patter; it had stretches of buzzy, wriggling keytar lines; it had bursts of ghoulish laughter and metallic crashes; it had blasts of all-out, oversaturated noise.
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While Wuerl has publicly battled bishops who want to prohibit Catholic politicians from receiving Holy Communion if they support abortion rights, he has generally sidestepped the culture wars, as well as the globe-trotting and glad-handing that McCarrick enjoyed.
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But after many, many months of trotting out finalist cities like some kind of pageant, Amazon didn't actually pick a needy city for a true second HQ. Instead, it opted for two regional offices in New York City and Arlington, Virginia.
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In the next decade, the amount of globe-trotting done by Russian tourists will more than double, although it will still be Chinese tourists that spend the most- $2134 billion a year by 22025- according to a study by payment processing company Visa.
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So he's trotting out big-name religious right supporters, pressing the flesh in retail campaign events across the state, and trying to prove to Iowans that he's a man of faith with a strong character who will fight for what they believe in.
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The acid has been in just about every moisturizing product around for years, but recently, brands have been trotting out the show pony ingredient and putting it front and center to make us remember just how great it is for every skin type.
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Right up there with a few minutes in space on Gislasons bucket list is his time on earth with other space enthusiasts and Branson, a fellow adrenaline junkie known as much for his globe-trotting stunts as for starting his own airline.
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It's easy to imagine players finishing a session in the gym, trotting down past the coaches' offices and checking the details of their latest assessment, jostling each other in front of the message boards like jocks in a U.S. high-school drama.
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India's globe-trotting Prime Minister Narendra Modi kicked off a four-nation African tour on Thursday, in yet another charm offensive to promote his country's goods, services and investments, as well to as offset China's expanding influence on the resource-rich continent.
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Hopefully Moses and Apple have been saving their (organic, naturally sweetened) lemonade stand money, because there are picks for the "Globe Trotting Mom," the "Experiential Mom" and the mom who loves a personal touch — all three categories which definitely apply to Paltrow herself.
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And while there are a handful of under-$2146 finds (like a silk eye mask, a BeautyCounter face spray and monogrammed napkins), there are also some pretty pricey picks perfect for the globe trotting life experiencer who loves a monogram in your life.
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The foundations were laid for the dynasty's fortunes 160 years ago when André Oscar Wallenberg, the globe-trotting son of a Lutheran bishop, returned from America with a book on how to set up a bank, and founded Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken (SEB).
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There's not as many features as 2015's Pac-Man outing, when a list of clues sent users on a globe-trotting challenge to play, but it's just as fun to play through Ms. Pac-Man's five lives wherever you are IRL.
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The globe-trotting audition to be Ben's wife suffers a staggering rain delay this week in his hometown of Warsaw, Indiana, but at least his parents are around to offer moral support and vague "how could you do this to us" undercurrents.
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I expected this loophole, as it is all too common across progressive spaces: groups protect themselves against accusations of anti-Semitism by trotting out their anti-Zionist Jewish supporters, despite the fact that such Jews are a tiny fringe of the Jewish community.
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Big robots like Spot may be great for carrying things or trotting out onto stages, but just as much sophisticated engineering goes into creating tiny ones as well — and this little flyer from the University of Pennsylvania is one the tiniest yet.
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That loosened even further when NXT began trotting out Johnny Gargano and Tomasso Ciampa—tag-team partners who square off in what might be the best match of Round One—under those names, without the benefit of having them on exclusive deals.
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William Finnegan (Wednesday) William Finnegan, a writer for The New Yorker and author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning memoir "Barbarian Days: A Surfing Life," discusses his globe-trotting life chasing waves as part of the New York Public Library's Books at Noon series.
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Even so, a festival during the main season — done properly — would let the Met draw attention to new productions while trotting out old ones, help it build excitement for unusual repertoire and give it an opportunity for collaboration with other, non-operatic institutions.
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John ThuneJohn Randolph ThuneSchumer blasts 'red flag' gun legislation as 'ineffective cop out' Lawmakers jump-start talks on privacy bill Trump border fight throws curveball into shutdown prospects MORE trotting to the Senate subway because it'd look something like this http://bit.
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In January and February 1985, Ma Anand Sheela and other top Rajneesh officials (including many of the same disciples who would suddenly leave Rajneeshpuram the following September) conducted a well-publicized series of globe-trotting visits to Europe, Australia, and the Far East.
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I thought that, at least, an event that is as openly geared towards the pretensions and predilections of the idle rich would indulge in some form of pretension that could fake sophistication, setting all this goofy horse trotting to Debussy or something.
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Even on these topics, the things he said he cared about, he was so vague that it seemed like he was pulling a bait and switch on the media—promoting these moments as serious, then trotting out half-baked rhetoric short on specifics.
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"It's no surprise that API, an organization which has made its top priority to get rid of the RFS, is trotting out a phony faux poll to support its antediluvian narrative about biofuels," Renewable Fuels Association President and CEO Bob Dinneen said.
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Although some critics may see in him a model for the globe-trotting independent curator that jet sets from biennial to fair to gala, this pair of shows revealed Szeemann's boundless curiosity that extended well beyond the confines of the insular art world.
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She also leavens her image as a globe-trotting influencer — posting magazine-worthy Instagram photos of tropical vacations and celebrity weddings — with that of a girl-next-door Texan who gets Starbucks via drive-through and takes conference calls while fly-fishing.
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Boone said he was banged up, but it didn't go unnoticed that Hicks walked gingerly off the field after safely, though awkwardly, sliding into second base on the game-ending ground ball — the same one that saw Sanchez trotting casually to first.
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In a kind of travelogue that linked food and foreign cultures — a precursor to Anthony Bourdain's globe-trotting food programs — Mr. Kerr went around the world 28 times by his count, stopping to master specific dishes that he could then teach his audience.
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But Payton should be careful about trotting that information out, lest he forget that he once had a romantic relationship with Astrid and her boyfriend River (David Corenswet), and those kinds of things always have a way of getting out in tense elections.
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As the crisis deepened, Mr. Dent, a globe-trotting emissary of American commerce who had admired Nixon's 21947 travels to the Soviet Union and China and his political and economic overtures to Moscow and Beijing, emerged as a vociferous defender of the president.
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There was Honey Dijon, the globe-trotting D.J., and, as a surprise performer at the after-party, Orville Peck, the gay Canadian country singer whose rise must be a result of the photogenic Lone Ranger mask he affects and not his vocal skills.
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The fourth Lyons, Edith, is a globe-trotting anarchist activist, who, in the first episode, witnesses that bomb go off, as her family follows along on TV. When she comes home, she's sick with radiation poisoning and seemingly burned out on politics.
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For the past few years, she has been in London less than in the hilltop village of Sintra, Portugal, where her son David Banda, 13, attended a top soccer academy and she became perhaps the world's most famous globe-trotting soccer mom.
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Right up there with a few minutes in space on Gislason's bucket list is his time on earth with other space enthusiasts and Branson, a fellow adrenaline junkie known as much for his globe-trotting stunts as for starting his own airline.
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While the meeting, the Trump family's relationship with Emin and his father, and the contents of Goldstone's extremely public Facebook profile have been dissected to death, the one element of this globe-trotting clusterfuck that hasn't been closely examined is Emin's music.
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In one sense, he opened up the cloistered museum to all sorts of new ideas and objects, but in another he created the template for the globe-trotting aesthete who travels from biennial to biennial, operating in a rarified and isolated plane.
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As if it were bitten by an irradiated spider, it's transmogrified from a young, scrappy series about Los Angeles street racers into a globe-trotting spy adventure that has more in common with Roger Moore's James Bond films than with its own humble origins.
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The newlyweds have spent the three weeks since saying their "I Dos" at St. Mark's Church on May 20 on a romantic, globe-trotting honeymoon — first boarding a plane to a private getaway in French Polynesia and then touring a variety of areas in Australia.
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They're also trotting out Ready Player One, and frankly, it's hard to think of a more appropriate venue than Comic-Con to kick of the marketing push for a dystopian sci-fi adventure about a gamer whose special skill is '80s pop culture trivia.
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Ghosn is being held in the spartan Tokyo Detention Center, a tower-like structure in the eastern part of Tokyo - a place that, with its many rules and restrictions, makes for a stark contrast with his comfortable, globe-trotting lifestyle prior to his arrest.
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Democrats like Sanders can score political points by trotting out these people all they want, but at some point the fact will become clear that the sickest Americans are missing out on the care they need because Democrats like Sanders want to cover everyone.
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But Schmidt, who studied at Harvard's Kennedy School and Stanford Business School, has had a globe-trotting early career, including stints at an Afghan media company in Dubai, a Google-funded tech incubator in South Africa, and the Chinese mobile giant Xiaomi in Beijing.
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Red Carpet show, she discussed both her custom Vera Wang gown — which her publicist had to carry around like a "bridesmaid trotting behind her," she joked — and all she had to do to get in shape for her role as a professional wrestler in GLOW.
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As Jonathan Conlin shows in his meticulous biography, he epitomised one of the striking features of late Ottoman history: a final burst of economic expansion that was made possible by the capital and expertise of prominent Christians, from Greek bankers to globe-trotting Armenian traders.
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The globe-trotting art piece has been designed to resemble a seaside getaway made up of an impressive 1.1 million white plastic balls, and has already been displayed in the National Building Museum in Washington D.C., as well as the Amalie Arena in Florida.
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WATCH: See Why Anthony Bourdain Wants to 'Kill' All the Friends Characters While his constant globe-trotting may seem like a hurdle in a relationship, Bourdain—who split from his wife of nine of years, MMA fighter Ottavia Busia, last year—says Argento gets it.
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Looking back, I have to laugh at the view I have of myself in my twenties, trotting cheerfully into a mob-run patriarchy where even the women on the most progressive show in television were being shunted to the back of the comedy bus.
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Indeed, much of the album — like the equally brilliant "Bury Me at Makeout Creek" before it — concerns crises of identity, sprung in part from her globe-trotting childhood and in part from being a woman in the still very male-driven indie-music scene.
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Once David and Marisol ride into Abraham's town — trotting down a dusty corridor lined with gawping town folk and ornamented by prostitutes — the mood shifts from ersatz Terrence Malick to imitation Cormac McCarthy, with charmed snakes in the church and Colonel Kurtz in the shadows.
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There wasn't a person with a half a brain in D.C. who thought Comey's statement would be anything less than a pass – the president does not going trotting off to do the thing he loves best (campaigning) with a future indictment on stage with him.
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"Anyone moving to this neighborhood or [...] any historically Black neighborhood in any city who thinks trotting out the worst perceptions of these areas to appear cool or funny while people are being displaced and further marginalised as a result are scum," one Instagram commenter wrote.
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The tremendous pas de deux of "Diamonds" begins as the ballerina and her partner advance toward each other along zigzagging paths to center stage as the bassoon plays the main theme of Tchaikovsky's long andante movement; in "Rubies" the couple enter trotting breezily together.
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You can thank young cocktail bartenders for transforming the Negroni from a relatively obscure epicurean delight enjoyed by the "La Dolce Vita" types of the 1950s and '60s, and globe-trotting artists — Orson Welles and Tennessee Williams sang its virtues — to an everyday refreshment.
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Editors' Choice For various reasons — we're fighting colds, Times Square is stumbling through the usual post-holiday blahs, our colleagues in the Travel section just unveiled their latest sumptuous list of 52 places to visit — we've got globe-trotting on the mind this week.
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You may also notice Washington running back Rob Kelley, moving with no more urgency and under no more duress than someone shuffling forward to place an order at a supermarket deli counter, trotting into the end zone for his third touchdown of the evening.
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A globe-trotting adventurer sometimes likened to Hemingway, he climbed mountains, crossed jungles and was a deep-sea diver, a marine zoologist, a fisherman, an aerial and undersea photographer, an archaeologist in Mexico and Central America and a connoisseur of Japanese art and culture.
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Mr. Kushner's clearance was reduced to the level of secret and his official portfolio inside the West Wing, especially with regard to his globe-trotting foreign affairs work on behalf of President Trump, is expected to be sharply reduced, as well, the people said.
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KCON, a festival that brings Korean pop stars into proximity with its die-hard fans, has grown exponentially from its inaugural 1013 edition in L.A. into a globe-trotting envoy reaching K-pop fans in Japan, the United Arab Emirates, France, Mexico and Australia.
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Richard Valeriani, an NBC News correspondent who was a familiar presence on television for more than three decades, covering events like the civil rights movement, John F. Kennedy's assassination and Henry A. Kissinger's globe-trotting diplomatic missions, died on Monday at his home in Manhattan.
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"The Whistlers," which is a kind of sequel to Porumboiu's slow-moving 2009 procedural "Police, Adjective," is something completely different: a globe-trotting, time-shifting, tongue-in-cheek crime caper, shot in bright colors on locations far from Bucharest or anywhere else in Romania.
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Teju Cole pairs photographs with text in a lyrical, globe-trotting homage to ordinary life, and Emil Ferris uses blue-lined notebook paper and a portraitist's fine hand to tell the story of a 21950-year-old coping with family illness and other adult crises.
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Trotting onto the gridiron midway through the third quarter with Denver trailing 13-7 after committing five turnovers, Manning steered the Broncos to 20 points in a 27-20 home win that made Denver 12-4 and gave them a first-round playoff bye.
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But some Hindu politicians continue to lead so-called peace marches, trotting out casualties of the violence with their heads wrapped in white medical tape, trying to upend the narrative and make Hindus seem like the victims, which is stoking more anti-Muslim hatred.
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Norman Baker was a boy living in Brooklyn and destined to inherit his family's construction business when he began reading a comic strip in The Daily News called "Terry and the Pirates," about a scrappy, globe-trotting all-American boy who becomes a pilot.
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Given that his bad week in India comes not long after "peoplekind" made the rounds in the world media, it may not be a bad idea for Trudeau to take time out from the globe-trotting glamour thing and, I don't know, do some governing.
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With American food writing today including many voices and cultures, it is easy to forget that Ms. O'Neill was doing so long before the globe-trotting Anthony Bourdain and the Los Angeles restaurant critic Jonathan Gold were household names, at least in food-centric households.
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"Anyone moving to this neighborhood or [...] any historically Black neighborhood in any city who thinks trotting out the worst perceptions of these areas to appear cool or funny while people are being displaced and further marginalized as a result are scum," one Instagram commenter wrote.
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All while Georgia — who only glimpsed Will in the premiere episode news footage because he was doing Pieter a favor —mourned her husband in a Punishment Cabin in the Welsh mountains for years before going on a globe-trotting, life-threatening, friend-killing adventure to "save" him.
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So Facebook predictably downplayed its attempt to dodge them to Reuters, trotting out a line it's used before when talking about the potential application of GDPR-style protections in the US: Those 1.4 billion users will have their data treated the same as EU users in spirit.
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In addition to running his research institute from his home in Stuttgart, he has spent much of the past two years as a globe-trotting consultant: He has advised officials in Belgium, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and Canada on how to set up deradicalization programs.
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Instead, they seemed like unconvincing covers for a globe-trotting secret agent: He said he worked for a defense contractor; he was once identified as an advertising executive; and in another period, he said he was a European sales representative for the canned-tunes company Muzak.
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Joseph Hunter, 52, a former United States Army sergeant with Special Forces training, stands at the center of the trial, accused of planning the murder of the Filipino woman, Catherine Lee, while serving as the chief of security for a globe-trotting criminal named Paul Le Roux.
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Most shockingly, Mr Guo says a relative of a current leader has been "trotting the globe on a plane worth billions of yuan and playing around with women"—in spite of the party's long-running campaign to curb profligacy among the elite, and to rein in corruption.
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During the past half-decade the businessman painted as the saga's pantomime villain has been Beny Steinmetz, a globe-trotting Israeli diamond merchant, worth billions, whose lurid battles over Simandou with Rio Tinto, one of the world's biggest mining companies, have involved volleys of accusations about bribery.
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While we were hoping Oh would have only worn Asian designers, á la Issa Rae at the CFDA Awards or Tracee Ellis Ross when she hosted the American Music Awards, she put on a show regardless, trotting out on the stage wearing our favorite fashion designers.
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His globe-trotting secretaries of State and Defense have logged thousands upon thousands of miles this week, meeting allies, making friends and building the kind of relationships that America needs to keep its place in the world and keep Trump's dreams of American jobs on track.
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It's also not another variation on the "well, we just have to make compromises and work with the terrible people we disagree with and things will be better in a few years" line that countless (almost exclusively white, male, heterosexual) people are trotting out at the moment.
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And while the company experimented with celebrity endorsements, including Kylie Jenner and Klay Thompson, it seemed to find its footing with a social media star known largely to other millennials: Sam Kolder, a globe-trotting young videographer and thrill seeker with 585,000 Instagram followers and great abs.
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Several assistant directors tried but failed to get the effect he was after, as the actresses were "just kind of trotting along," as Mr. Reynolds put it in an oral history recorded for the Directors Guild of America (of which he was president from 1993 to 19793).
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It's a brutal fact of life for globe-trotting professionals, who often don't even have a full day to adjust before heading to work Luckily, there are ways to combat the brain-fogging exhaustion that accompanies jet lag, so you can work effectively wherever you've traveled.
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By contrast, even trotting out huge show-business names -- bookended by Steven Spielberg and Oprah Winfrey, in what amounted to an unintended "The Color Purple" reunion -- had the general feel of any traditional TV upfront presentation, where stars and filmmakers appear to help woo media buyers.
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The fight lasts precisely one punch, and it signals the start of the imaginatively titled "Jason Bourne," which finds our man trotting the globe in a bid to discover, once and for all, who he is and what he was and which of his passports to use.
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Delays and errors have put the US far behind other countries in testing and treating coronavirus patients: 'We are trotting along while they're racing'An Italian doctor at the epicenter of the coronavirus response shares his best advice for the US to avoid being overwhelmed by the pandemic
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From trotting out Brie Larson, Sigourney Weaver, and Gal Gadot to say that "all women are superheroes" to the presence of a woman conductor in the orchestra pit (but only for a single number, of course, not the whole show), it was a band-aid on a bullet hole.
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