The tools appear to come from the vaunted "Equation Group," a vaunted espionage campaign connected to the NSA.
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Second, America's vaunted science and technology leadership is no longer so vaunted: in the "2017 Global Innovation Index" the United States barely ranked fourth.
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These programs are vaunted and popular because they do work.
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But Cleveland's vaunted bullpen was unable to protect the lead.
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He was the chief engineer at BMW's vaunted "M" division.
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The Monville's vaunted tech capabilities fell flat during my stay.
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Others feared that America's vaunted sanctions regime had been compromised.
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And what of the much vaunted benefits of cancer screening?
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Many donors thanked Bain for beating the vaunted Blue Devils.
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Where the vaunted search for truth, wherever it may lead?
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This would produce the vaunted network effect for drivers and riders.
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In part, that's because Facebook's vaunted artificial intelligence systems are failing.
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Trump's vaunted Obamacare replacement crashed and burned after 19 pathetic days.
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Moreover, the vaunted liquidity buffers of China's financial system are fraying.
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The Soviets could not endure this defeat of their vaunted network.
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The night before the vaunted meeting, no one could sleep much.
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In any case, the Mets' vaunted rotation has taken another hit.
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The GOP's vaunted troop fetish has always been situational at best.
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That fact kept it at the vaunted top slot on BoardGameGeek.
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Repaired iPhone X's could no longer use Apple's vaunted FaceID feature.
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There are also online classes, including Peloton and its vaunted bike.
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Those vaunted September issues have been shrinking for a while now.
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Nothing about the 21st century's vaunted cosmopolitanism would have surprised them.
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According to WinFuture, that vaunted 10x figure is achieved through hybrid zoom.
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It is the shortest route to that much-vaunted quality of relatability.
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Time, perhaps, for Mr Trump to demonstrate his vaunted deal-making skills.
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She vaunted her government's European values of sexual equality and religious tolerance.
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It's messy and sloppy and not at all these vaunted ideas. Yes.
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Hendricks, the vaunted knockout artist, has not stopped anyone in five years.
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Two of the most vaunted names in banking are fading into retirement.
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The much-vaunted pickup in consumer spending is nowhere to be seen.
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We'll watch to see who will take home a vaunted golden statuette.
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Fujifilm has also added more of its vaunted film simulations — PRO Neg.
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It must decide how far-reaching its vaunted Energy Union will be.
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Desert Storm routed Saddam Hussein's vaunted "million man" army and freed Kuwait.
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Chalk up another feel-good story courtesy of Tesla's vaunted safety features.
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Gay activism's most vaunted prize—marriage—is indirect proof of that divide.
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Maybe our vaunted contemporary writers will one day be rated as highly.
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The festival's vaunted Wavelengths section features films about different concepts of performance.
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This monitor brings Samsung's vaunted, brilliant QLED color technology to your workspace.
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McCain's vaunted status in the Senate means that everything he says counts.
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Japan's vaunted reputation for punctuality does not apply to monetary policy either.
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It is also allowing our vaunted science and technology infrastructure to decay.
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This is not, though, South Korea's answer to the vaunted Volkswagen GTI.
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O'Neal is one of five top-100 freshman in UCLA's vaunted recruiting class.
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The Peshmerga, its vaunted fighting force, is split between multiple family-led factions.
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Coote endured a cartoon by George Cruikshank, a vaunted caricaturist, and national humiliation.
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It indicated that Mrs Clinton's vaunted "Southern firewall" against Mr Sanders was intact.
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"Black Friday", America's much-vaunted shopping day after Thanksgiving, has lost its buzz.
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Bliss joined the CLF fresh off managing the vaunted reelection race for Sen.
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In fact, nothing terrifies the vaunted Party of God more than Shiite dissent.
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Yet German civilians had no idea their vaunted military was starting to crumble.
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We are too P.C. to criticize artists: The vaunted "artiste" has a message.
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The vaunted Canadian liberal model of my youth is still very much here.
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L.S.U. even denied Miami the chance to haul out its vaunted turnover chain.
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Fortunately, garlic mustard's vaunted edibility may provide a culinary cure for plagued woodlands.
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Perhaps his vaunted negotiating skills do not translate well into the political arena.
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It also captures her vaunted exercise routine of weights and core-strengthening planks.
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Cannes seems to be indicating more thoughtfulness about women's place in its vaunted history.
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On April 12, the New York Times's vaunted editorial page got a new addition.
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Characters once vaunted for their complexity and awarded much-needed screen time feel sidelined.
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The report makes clear that their vaunted anti-doping controls are porous at best.
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That's because the Bulldogs couldn't make a shot against Syracuse's vaunted 2-3 zone.
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As the writers correctly noted, these vaunted defined-contribution plans have a fatal flaw.
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Could it be that Mr Modi's vaunted electoral juggernaut was not invincible after all?
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CRJ has also become one of the vaunted gay icons for the LGBT community.
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This update brings the much vaunted "Portrait Mode" feature to the iPhone 7 Plus.
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Can AI outpace the expertise of vaunted futurists like Mary Meeker or Ray Kurzweil?
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China's once-vaunted "smile diplomacy" in the region has seemed to turn to scowl.
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Additionally, Republican voter intensity was up and the Democrats' vaunted "enthusiasm gap" was down.
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For years, gig-economy corporations have vaunted worker flexibility, even naming themselves after it.
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Innovative and vaunted experiments such as the Wikipedia-style 'crowd-sourced constitution' patently failed.
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The outdoor sections of the city's vaunted subway system were taken out of service.
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The outdoor sections of Hong Kong's vaunted subway system were taken out of service.
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The business likely provided more profits to Amazon than its vaunted cloud-computing business.
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Barneys has cultivated a vaunted status as the place to see and be seen.
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Barneys has cultivated a vaunted status as the place to see and be seen.
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At a time of vaunted global culture, it suggests the creative potential of rootedness.
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Taken together, the carmakers' digital reboot is aimed at rejuvenating Germany's vaunted industrial base.
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Many said they feared the bill put the city's vaunted legal independence at risk.
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She also blocked five shots and, with Tuck, shut down South Carolina's vaunted inside game.
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Yet Mr. Biden has struggled to line up the vaunted Obama money operation behind him.
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But that makes it the worst performer of the vaunted FAANG five of Big Tech.
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The company now boasts a $1 billion valuation, putting it in the vaunted unicorn club.
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Purdue's vaunted inside game never materialized as the Jayhawks owned a 36-163 rebounding advantage.
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For a second time, the vaunted security at the Swift global financial messaging system failed.
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Even his vaunted plan to overhaul France's labor rules has been criticized as too timid.
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Angry neighbors had complained to the city and some were boycotting the vaunted bagel shops.
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And despite the vaunted success of New England, Tennessee is focused on their own franchise.
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But Trump's birthday card has so far comprised the core of that vaunted digital operation.
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The vaunted Des Moines/Bloomberg poll shows nearly the same breakdown, and so do national surveys.
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Valuations for once-vaunted private companies have been slashed and some start-ups have shut down.
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Talkative cornerback Jalen Ramsey and the Jaguars vaunted defense have looked merely mortal in recent outings.
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But that would mean recognising that a much-vaunted economic model is in need of repair.
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The caucus has continued to demonstrate its potential to provide the much-vaunted momentum early on.
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They also came a year after Japan's vaunted auto industry disclosed its own data falsification issues.
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Or that the much-vaunted sea passages are likely to carry only a trickle of trade.
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Even in the vaunted technology sector the creation and expansion of new firms peaked in 2000.
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The paper also noted that the much-vaunted "Blue wave" for Democrats had failed to materialize.
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If Machida wins, Bisping would have the opportunity to topple one of MMA's most vaunted strikers.
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Some economists, however, remain skeptical of the much vaunted new rail links between China and Europe.
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But even a team that starts hot, like the vaunted 1984 Detroit Tigers, can go cold.
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"President Trump and Chairman Kim Jong Un state the following," the much-vaunted agreement reads, 1.
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The art of the giveaway is also unfolding in Trump's much-vaunted negotiations with North Korea.
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His much-vaunted Afghanistan plan should have marked a moment when the world took Trump seriously.
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MKM Partners predicts Alibaba will reach the vaunted trillion-dollar valuation ahead of its internet peers.
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It fell 57% to below $10 a share and lost its vaunted spot on the Dow.
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Katherine is a local girl haunted by sexual abuse at the hands of a vaunted professor.
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Some vaunted treatments outside regular channels could be potentially harmful as well as expensive, he said.
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That has raised questions about just how much Ms. Pelosi's vaunted fund-raising prowess still matters.
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Before the much-vaunted face-off between Ms. King and Mr. Riggs, there was another match.
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But that would mean recognising that a much-vaunted economic model is in need of repair. ■
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Well well, the vaunted New Year rally didn't last very long — one day, to be precise.
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Exit polling in 2018, the vaunted progressive landslide, showed 16 percent of conservatives again voted Democratic.
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Clarence Sigal (he was named for the vaunted defense lawyer Clarence Darrow) was born on Sept.
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When it comes to instructors, SoulCycle maintains a vaunted 10-week training program and "audition" process.
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The vaunted zero-gravity scenes are immersive and seamless, and the action sequences are tight and propulsive.
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The variety is so great that none of us, with our vaunted versatility, could reproduce them all.
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The last-minute postponement of plans for the vaunted two-plus-two summit seems indicative of that.
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NASA, which runs the X-plane program, has just announced the newest member of this vaunted club.
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And we detailed how a fleet of click fraud apps snuck past Apple's vaunted App Store defenses.
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The much-vaunted "trash can" design hasn't seen a spec update since its release in December 2013.
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Farm prices are low; jobs remain scarce for the upwardly mobile young, despite much-vaunted foreign investment.
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Year-to-date, Israel's vaunted technology index is one of the best performing areas in the world.
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The much-vaunted wall, we are told, would keep these criminal disease-bearers away from American citizens.
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The Brokers first announced the sale of tools from the vaunted NSA-affiliated Equation Group in August.
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The team got almost no production from its catchers, and a vaunted rotation hobbled to the finish.
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My previous complaint about the Q3 was that Audi's vaunted design language didn't scale down very well.
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One that was respected and vaunted, immortalized on the big screen, in cosplays and even action figures.
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On a different note, I also want to sample the region's vaunted meat pies, known as tourtières!
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At a minimum, we've learned that the Trump campaign's vaunted social media program was built on deception.
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That is, he will if his skyrocketing draft stock doesn't launch him into that vaunted top-three.
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The company's increasing reliance on those workers has employees wondering if management is undermining its vaunted culture.
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The deaths — and the numbers — have raised questions about the effectiveness of the vaunted health care system.
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And the much-vaunted employment situation in the US is actually much less than meets the eye.
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It could test the principle of open borders and the vaunted but strained European public health systems.
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Mr. Bisguier was such a competitor that even beating a vaunted opponent did not always satisfy him.
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It may come as no surprise that vaunted audio brand Yamaha has an option topping this list.
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The money that allows charters their vaunted flexibility is squeezed out of already strapped traditional public schools.
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You now join the vaunted echelon of sliced & diced tv chefs... begun by the Legendary Julia Child!
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The robots and the AI behind them were developed by Megvii, one of China's vaunted AI unicorns.
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The Knicks were once known for victories in big games against vaunted opponents, not for internal squabbles.
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This is the man who claimed he'd run government like a business and vaunted his management expertise.
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This is one reason why the much vaunted notion of quantum supremacy is more slippery than it seems.
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The authors also observe that driverless cars, a much vaunted technology of the future, would not require streetlights.
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The Rams are now 4-8, with virtually no chance of reaching the vaunted 7-9 Fisher Mark.
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Meanwhile, the vaunted Brazilian men's team has struggled in the Olympics amid a multi-year stretch of humiliations.
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He also tried to use his vaunted deal-making talents to win the support of Utah Republican Sen.
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But others have defended it as a necessary measure to ensure Quebec's vaunted secularism and way of life.
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The Georgia Budget & Policy Institute recently released an evaluation on the much vaunted and duplicated Georgia HOPE Scholarship.
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And Cruz's vaunted ground game numbers 27,000 volunteers, which observers say gives Cruz even more of an edge.
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Here, the car — a bit sideways — takes on the vaunted Shelsley Walsh Hill Climb in England in 1925.
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A lawyer for the bureau says it hasn't told Apple how it cracked the company's vaunted encryption methods.
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Unlike Coulter and Limbaugh, Ocasio-Cortez actually won an election, knocking off a vaunted incumbent in the process.
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The company is sometimes criticized by investors for not producing enough commercial successes from its vaunted research organization.
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His regional strongman reputation is blunted and his much-vaunted economic plans have failed to move the needle.
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The best-known examples of such systems include Amazon's "recommended for you" feature and the vaunted YouTube algorithm.
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Hinkie was famous for his vaunted "process" for rebuilding the team using the draft while eschewing free agency.
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But now we know what to think of the much-vaunted impartiality and equitable practice of the Tyr.
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The Celtics, by contrast, didn't flinch while their aces struggled to find themselves — thanks to that vaunted bench.
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And outsiders have taken note: this summer, San Francisco's vaunted Tartine Manufactory will open an Arts District outpost.
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But it wasn't Facebook's much-vaunted artificial intelligence systems that flagged the content, or the company's human moderators.
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But because there's a vaunted legend of country music, the question is, will Billboard consider this country now?
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Without uttering a word, a show vaunted for frankness and wild outspokenness makes its powerful case for privacy.
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Meanwhile, I sat down with another couple, who had driven 45 minutes to experience the vaunted finger prick.
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Hims is hitting the vaunted $1 billion valuation territory with speed: The business only launched in November 2017.
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Hal Prince (Evan Handler) Fosse's friend, collaborator and sometime rival, Prince is a vaunted Broadway director and producer.
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So that means more women will bring their vaunted ability to compromise and work across the aisle. Right?
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Courtesy the artist; Corvi-Mora, London; and Jack Shainman Gallery, New York 9 "The Much-Vaunted Air" (2017).
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Yet much of the firm's vaunted investing machine remains shrouded in mystery, even to those working at Bridgewater.
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The popularity of the series does not necessarily reflect the much-vaunted rise of Islamization under Mr. Erdogan.
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But for many protesters, nothing less than the future of their vaunted social safety net is at stake.
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What, people asked with rising urgency, had happened to the United States' vaunted technology and can-do spirit?
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Previous generations had contributed to a vaunted savings rate of 50 percent, one of the highest levels globally.
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He also said that university education and Germany's vaunted skilled-labor training programs should be free for students.
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And endless occupation makes Israel's vaunted democracy less about Jewish self-determination than it is about ethnic subjugation.
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No, we're not talking about the vaunted peaceful transfer of the presidency from one elected leader to the next.
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The fact that still very few people have actually seen the vaunted "holographic" 4V display is cause for worry.
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Rockets 110, Jazz 96 HOUSTON — James Harden proved once again that Utah's vaunted defense was no match for him.
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One of the party's much-vaunted goals for the country's development, "common prosperity", is looking far harder to attain.
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Continued political and economic uncertainty could see the country move closer to losing its vaunted triple-A credit rating.
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As a result, Mr Trump would have to burrow even deeper into Mrs Clinton's vaunted blue wall to win.
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Struggles over Kashmir do not affect Bhutan's gross national happiness index, its much-vaunted means of measuring its progress.
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This is one of the preferred and highly vaunted end-to-end encrypted apps used by journalists and sources.
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Bernie Sanders' 2016 presidential campaign, is tapping into its vaunted email list to encourage supporters to join the march.
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Sanders' own "Our Revolution" is a formidable political organization, if for no other reason than its vaunted email list.
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Sweden, in spite of its much-vaunted social democracy, has welcomed many immigrant groups but struggled to integrate them.
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Just ask Great Britain, which failed to comprehend this universal truth, leading them to lose their once vaunted empire.
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It took some 20093,000 physicists working together in two teams to discover the vaunted particle at CERN in 2012.
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In addition, the 120-mile drive would finally give me the opportunity to try out Tesla's vaunted Supercharger network.
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But IL-2's vaunted prowess fizzled, helping only a few percent of patients with melanoma or kidney cancer.
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This week, he gets the vaunted Patriots defense, with deep threat DeSean Jackson out again and Alshon Jeffery hobbling.
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The electoral possibilities of welcoming those activists into its vaunted big tent are too compelling for it to ignore.
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Dina Powell was one of the vaunted "adults in the room" saving the Trump administration from its worst impulses.
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He has also cut salaries for government employees and proposed a measure to dismantle a much-vaunted education overhaul.
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It was the first chance in the series that the Yankees' vaunted relief corps would receive a late lead.
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Urban transformation has been one of the much-vaunted achievements of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's 16 years in power.
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That dress was one in a series of departures from the vaunted midcentury throwback, the trumpet-skirted mermaid gown.
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Hundreds of unresolved design flaws remain in the vaunted F-35 stealth fighter, according to a non-governmental watchdog.
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"These conversations are not happening in the vaunted halls of Congress," said Mr. Benjamin, the conference's new vice president.
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McGregor looked sharp in the first rounds, landing some blows, although also missing many because of Mayweather's vaunted defense.
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The Eagles' Ryan Mathews barreled over Baltimore's vaunted defense, running for 128 yards on 20 carries with a touchdown.
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Though vaunted as a campaign by the crack troops of a free new state, it collapsed within three days.
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Even the vaunted "C-suite" job is cold comfort when it cost you hours with a lost loved one.
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Wang also said that young people advocating independence could test the limits of Hong Kong's vaunted freedom of speech.
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Shapiro could see how shrewd "The Bachelor" was, but she hated that it objectified women and vaunted heterosexual romance.
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Chen is building on BlackBerry's vaunted reputation for data security and on strategic acquisitions of the technology he needs.
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Now Mills and the rest of the Knicks' vaunted leadership group have traded Porzingis to get rid of it.
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Consider how the midterms affected the much-vaunted (yet thus far inconsequential) bipartisan Climate Solutions Caucus in the House.
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A much vaunted EU 'Rapid Alert System' meant to bring national specialists together to fight disinformation is barely used.
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Maybe the rotation's struggles wouldn't matter as much if the Astros' vaunted bullpen was pitching as well as advertised.
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A foreign country's use of Facebook's vaunted targeting capabilities in an effort to sway a close election is deeply disturbing.
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The strong will survive, and their collective know-how could prove valuable against Trump's vaunted online fundraising operation next year.
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Nearly 80 percent said they felt that the vaunted French creed of secularism was "in danger," largely because of Islam.
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For me, it's a welcome reprieve from the frenzy and chaos of multiplayer shooters, including yes, even the vaunted Overwatch.
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Here's What Happened To All 27 of Marissa Mayer's Yahoo AcquisitionsPhoto: GettyYahoo, the once-vaunted internet giant, is in shambles.
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The G7's LCD is actually a little surprising given LG's much-vaunted return to OLED with last year's V30.
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This fight has all the hallmarks of being the spectacle deserving of featuring the UFC's much-vaunted international fight week.
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Not a single European brand, including the vaunted Mercedes-Benz and BMW, earned marks above the industry average this year.
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But campaigns still have money, which leads to things like Mitt Romney's much-vaunted (at the time) foray into Pennsylvania.
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Any such move will spark fears for Hong Kong's autonomy and vaunted legal system, officials, judges and lawyers say privately.
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Even in Apple's vaunted product history, the Air stands out for being so far ahead of its time and competition.
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Coupled with neck-and-neck Iowa polls, Sanders seems poised for a "slingshot strategy," complicating Clinton's vaunted Southern firewall strategy.
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The book gives us a pinprick in our belief that Silicon Valley's vaunted investors and founders are immune to stupidity.
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Their work is still one of the greatest achievements of string theory, the vaunted and yet unproved theory of everything.
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Short of his much-vaunted threats of "fire and fury," it's now the only meaningful leverage Trump has with Kim.
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LONDON — The burkini has become perhaps the most potent symbol in France's long-running battle over its vaunted secular identity.
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East Region Ordinarily, 115.53-foot-9 guards would struggle to start for Trump University, much less the vaunted Kentucky Wildcats.
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MMA went to Washington yesterday, continuing its long march toward cultural legitimacy in the eyes of America's most vaunted institutions.
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And McPheters previously worked as director of business development at Flight Club, another vaunted retailer of vintage like-new sneakers.
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He almost single-handedly powered Manchester United into a comeback against Liverpool in January; he dominated City's vaunted midfield here.
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Declaring the vaunted gun group weakened might not help Democrats win Senate seats, but serves the party's long-term interest.
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Even in such vaunted company, however, two spaces stood out, in part because they aren't included in any tourist handbook.
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Also available on Disney's entertainment service will be older films from its vaunted library, which includes more than 400 titles.
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But the 31-year-old Hoyer, who had a 49.3 preseason passer rating, shredded Vikings coach Mike Zimmer's vaunted defense.
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Consider what the much-vaunted Hyperloop entails: an underground train that uses electromagnets and a vacuum to reduce air friction.
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Japan's vaunted reputation for punctuality, much admired by visitors to the World Cup, seems not to apply to fiscal policy.
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The United States will need all of the vaunted negotiating skills that Mnuchin and Ross can bring to the table.
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The partnership also signals Netflix's commitment to keeping its edge in the much-vaunted upcoming streaming wars with other platforms.
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Snapchat, the vaunted unicorn and once controversial app known for teens up to no good, is officially for parents, too.
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This didn't seem to bother the leadership at Condé Nast — which is also the publisher of the vaunted New Yorker.
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Minnesota's vaunted defense is getting big plays from everyone as the Vikings establish themselves as one of the NFC best teams.
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It's that his willingness to say these things, out loud, is the core of his political appeal to his vaunted base.
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He took the helm in 2013 after a financial scandal that shattered the League's vaunted image as the party of probity.
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It was the third consecutive game that a member of the Yankees' vaunted bullpen had been unable to hold a lead.
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The impact of the economic crisis was not experienced uniformly across different communities, with the vaunted recovery never reaching some segments.
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Next week they will find out what place science has in the government's much vaunted but so far obscure "industrial strategy".
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Here&aposs What Happened To All 53 of Marissa Mayer&aposs Yahoo AcquisitionsYahoo, the once-vaunted internet giant, is in shambles.
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Facebook's vaunted election "war room" is currently empty, but the social network says that doesn't mean it's done fighting election interference.
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While Xi's much-vaunted anti-corruption campaign is popular in China, a slowing economy risks taking the sheen off his reputation.
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O'Reilly's sales put him in a vaunted category that includes only a handful of authors, like Stephen King and Tom Clancy.
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First, take the vaunted "IPO window" that is discussed ad nauseam among investment bankers and the financial press which covers them.
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Add a once-again overpowering bullpen, and New York appears to be the team to beat in the vaunted AL East.
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His milquetoast approach to diversity and his technocratic affect would alienate both progressive voters and that much-vaunted white working class.
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The vaunted secrecy that kept everyone guessing five years ago isn't entirely gone, but there's far more outreach than ever before.
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He danced away from Liston's vaunted left hook and peppered his face with jabs, opening a cut over his left eye.
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ANDY MURRAY was the last member of the vaunted "Big Four" of men's tennis to emerge as an all-time great.
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Or it could follow Canada's approach, striking deals for trading goods but limiting services, which could hit Britain's vaunted financial industry.
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He appeared uncertain at key moments and hit 30 unforced errors — many off his vaunted backhand — to just 15 by Murray.
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Suburban women – the vaunted soccer moms who have helped Republicans bridge a longstanding gender gap – seem largely out of his reach.
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Worse for the company, onlookers say, is that the FBI's disclosure highlights that there is a vulnerability in Apple's vaunted encryption.
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Over the years, politicians, including President Obama, would routinely stop by to be seen eating a slice of Junior's vaunted cheesecake.
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Still, overall, the Clinton system is very high tech, using social and digital media to build on that vaunted Obama operation.
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The vaunted Alabama defense—the best in the country by almost any metric—seemed fatigued for the first time all season.
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But the scandals recently uncovered in society's most-vaunted institutions -- the Catholic Church, Hollywood and Congress -- indicate that anything is possible.
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But it had particular resonance in Britain where the N.H.S., though chronically underfunded, is a vaunted part of the nation's identity.
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Taylor engaged in a private war that day with Sam Huff, the Giants' middle linebacker and leader of their vaunted defense.
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Especially in contrast to the big, expansive gestures being vaunted by Abstract Expressionism, a movement much associated with machismo and masculinity.
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Yes, Duggan says, but it isn't the vaunted rationality that Rand fetishized as much as it is the feelings she validated.
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He would continue to be aggressive throughout the game, not letting Seattle's vaunted secondary, or his three interceptions, change his approach.
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They backed up their franchise-record 108 victories by pushing aside the Yankees and exposing the limits of their vaunted offense.
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The vaunted tech exec is looking to back start-ups involved in the Internet of Things, digital communications, security and agriculture.
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Mr. Trump's vaunted $1 trillion infrastructure spending program, by contrast, doesn't yet exist, because the president confuses executive orders with achievements.
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Center Brayden Point had 213 points in the series while frequently going nose-to-nose with the Bruins' vaunted top line.
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At the vaunted Iowa caucuses, the first votes in the nation, only 2628 percent of its voting-age population turned out.
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Despite his battering from all sides this week, Mr. Johnson appeared committed to putting his vaunted campaigning skills to the test.
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He was effective enough to hand over a lead to the vaunted Kansas City bullpen, which followed with four scoreless frames.
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And so far, Trump has shown that his vaunted deal-making skills are not transferring well from real estate to politics.
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As the technologies behind their early success become more widely available, experts say, China's vaunted AI unicorns will need to diversify.
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But Mr. Donnor believes that more universities, especially state schools with vaunted athletic programs, may be facing allegations of sexual misconduct.
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As the past few weeks have reminded us, the American government's vaunted system of checks and balances is not self-executing.
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Yes, the vaunted block grants that Graham and Cassidy say will give states such flexibility have a built-in expiration date.
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That might be an even bigger challenge than the vaunted Goran Dragic-Hassan Whiteside pick-and-roll or Miami's stifling defense.
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Audi is pushing back against that notion with the 2017 R8 V10 Spyder, the latest drop-top riff on its vaunted supercar.
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The Bucs jumped out to a 13-0 lead, dominating the opening quarter and keeping New Orleans' vaunted offense off the field.
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Whether in the form of government subsidies or a vaunted position within the American imaginary, the harvest has been protected for centuries.
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The skyscrapers of Birmingham seem remote, just as the industrial prosperity of the vaunted post-war "New South" did to Kolb's followers.
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Once-vaunted public safety strategies have failed to contain the mayhem, but there's little consensus on how — or whether — to change course.
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Background: The Shadow Brokers leaked tools from the NSA's vaunted "Equation Group" starting in the summer of 2016 and continuing through 2017.
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All of Patagonia's vaunted midweight jackets (Nano Air, Nano Puff, Micro Puff?) will quickly become the layer that you never take off.
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The effort to harass and criminalize some of our hardest workers will have a devastating impact on our state's vaunted agriculture industry.
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But with hosannas being sung over the vaunted brilliance of television these days, to describe a play in such terms isn't derogatory.
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As in much of the Delta, the region's near-mythic African-American practitioners of the blues are considered its most vaunted figures.
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But there is growing impatience with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government to deliver stronger growth, as vaunted economic reforms keep getting delayed.
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And Cruz's vaunted campaign machiney did not prove as effective in this primary state as it had done in the earlier caucuses.
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But I do believe that some of our more vaunted historical leaders in that area did retweet white supremacists less than Trump.
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The numbers show clearly that the vaunted $8 billion over five years is a mere pittance compared to what will be needed.
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Still, "Barneys has cultivated a vaunted status as the place to see and be seen," wrote New York Times writer Gregory Schmidt.
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Whereas the Seahawks quarterback was running for his life on most plays, Ryan was left relatively unscathed by the vaunted Seattle defense.
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Neither is as proven as Joseph, and the vaunted Lowry-and-bench lineups of the last few years will need complete makeovers.
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He also contends that a study should be conducted to understand why Procter & Gamble's once-vaunted innovation machine appears to have stalled.
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For it was on this day that an unstoppable force and an immovable object finally collided in that most vaunted public arena.
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It is a compendium of saints: the vaunted patriarch, the taciturn cowboy, the errant knight, reluctant hero, gentle giant and omniscient father.
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As a safeguard, such orders, to be issued case-by-case, could be challenged and appealed through the city's vaunted legal system.
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Even in a boom time for remakes and revivals, it's unusual to see a vaunted director using TV for a do-over.
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White House Memo WASHINGTON — President Trump's cabinet meeting on Thursday began with him calling the vaunted Queen of Soul a former employee.
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It's as if the presidency were a gold star that her much-vaunted managerial competence and strategic smarts should have earned her.
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From a vaunted perch at Yale, he flew in the face of almost every trend in the literary criticism of his day.
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But Pompeo had a heady shot at a vaunted job that almost surely wasn't going to come his way any other time.
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Some of the teams' vaunted defensive front arrived before Shanahan and Lynch did, most notably DeForest Buckner, who was drafted in 2016.
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He, like the rest of the country's much-vaunted golden generation, endured disappointment after disappointment at various World Cups and European Championships.
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Maybe it's the much vaunted revolution the president was fond of saying he led; maybe she, too, is fighting for his agenda.
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It took six weeks of the 2017 season for that once-vaunted group to deteriorate into the worst in the major leagues.
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But when that flashpoint happens, we may find our greatest bargaining chip, our vaunted military, utterly paralyzed by our own shortsighted greed.
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The next legal steps will likely be scrutinised closely, with the jailings having shaken confidence in Hong Kong's vaunted rule of law.
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Precluding his earlier vaunted "element of surprise," President Trump's residual policy options could lead inexorably to a direct U.S.-Russian military encounter.
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The much-vaunted dealmaker has seen his negotiations with the North Koreans over their nuclear program fizzle and yield scant tangible results.
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U.S.-based nuclear experts have said they suspect Russia was testing a nuclear-powered cruise missile vaunted by President Vladimir Putin last year.
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Once-vaunted ABC News has struggled for identity in recent years, as the TV news spotlight has shifted to cable and the internet.
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Standard & Poor's downgraded the company's vaunted "AAA" credit rating to "AA+" earlier this year, as dividends and capital expenditures were exceeding cash flow.
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The alt-weekly had recently published a long investigative story about sexual harassment at the vaunted Profiles Theatre, shaking the Chicago theater scene.
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The much-vaunted capital-markets union, which aims to reduce European firms' reliance on banks for finance, is only getting off the ground.
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According to Recode, Dorsey was not invited to attend a meeting between Trump and vaunted tech leaders on Wednesday afternoon at Trump Tower.
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His vaunted Davos in the Desert conference this month was supposed to play a key role in launching his Vision 2030 development plan.
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The vaunted event that catapulted Obama to stardom was reduced to just another candidate cattle call, long on rhetoric but short on results.
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Meanwhile, despite all of Hillary Clinton's vaunted experience, her critical decisions at key points, be it Iraq, Syria, Russia or Libya, have failed.
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Its line-up over the years has included vaunted acts such as Holly Herndon, Autechre, Mary Anne Hobbs, Juan Atkins and Thom Yorke.
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Four years later, in 260, an intense three-way race and Barack Obama's vaunted field operation nearly doubled that number, to 13,21 participants.
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Clinton needs to don her vaunted policy expertise armor to march into the arena against the foe her campaign swears has no armor.
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We now have to determine how to connect our values, and our much-vaunted data, to a language that more people can understand.
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The Buccaneers' vaunted running-back duo didn't get much work when half of it—Doug Martin—left the game early with an injury.
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Thomas, the last remaining member of Seattle's vaunted Legion of Boom, is 29 years old and in the last year of his contract.
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Last year Alexander Wang invited the actress-slash-animal-rights activist to flaunt her naked backside in a much-vaunted 10th anniversary campaign.
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The Chicago Cubs' vaunted offense has been a bit slow out of the gate, but the lineup is showing signs of heating up.
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The United States, including their vaunted women's pair Felice Mueller and Grace Luczak, also failed to make it to the podium on Thursday.
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Facebook and Wells Fargo are both trapped in bottomless pits of scandal, with a chorus of negative headlines damaging their once-vaunted brands.
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Its vaunted 5 percent raise still puts the average barista's pay far below the $15 minimum proposed by groups like Fight for 15.
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Mad Max: Fury Road's vaunted chase sequences and showdowns, which merge practical effects with CG wizardry, gain a new intensity in higher definition.
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Kepler, NASA's vaunted planet-hunting space telescope, has run out of maneuvering fuel and is being retired, the space agency announced on Tuesday.
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WOOLFE Again, I kept thinking that all the play's much-vaunted toxicity ended up feeling like so much sound and fury, signifying nothing.
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Gretzky's playmaking ability through that vaunted hockey sense or vision, whatever you want to call it, essentially broke the NHL in the 1980s.
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As Mr. Obama's running mate, Mr. Biden inherited the Obama campaign's vaunted, if dated, email list, and his team has used it aggressively.
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Air Force maintainers at Beale Air Force Base are tasking with keeping the service&aposs vaunted U-2 Dragon Lady in working order.
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The inspector general's report about the F.B.I.'s Russia investigation offered a hideous Dorian Gray portrait of the once-vaunted law enforcement agency.
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Elon Musk said the US military's vaunted F-35 stealth jet "would have no chance" against a drone remotely piloted by a human.
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After repeated defeats in the courts, a modified version of the ban survives today, mocking the once-vaunted American principle of religious tolerance.
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They believe that liberalism's vaunted neutrality — its claim to respect all citizens' freedom to follow their own paths in life — is a sham.
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Defenders of the filibuster treat the rule as a vaunted tradition of the Senate — the element that gives the chamber its singular quality.
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Re/code previously reported that the division was going to see a lot of cost cuts, especially in Mayer's once vaunted digital "magazine" efforts.
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The Magic Mike star, 37, busted out his vaunted dance moves alongside a gas station attendant named Beatrice in Statesville, North Carolina, on Tuesday.
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"The much-vaunted wall of supply that hit copper in 2016 failed to drown the red metal in excess supply, " the Citi note added.
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Ankara had just mobilized the Russian-supplied S400 missile system, causing it to be kicked out of NATO's much vaunted F35 stealth fighter program.
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Yoshida is credited with helping turn around Sony's finances throughout much of Hirai's tenure, which began with a much-vaunted "One Sony" streamlining initiative.
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Australia faces the prospect of losing its vaunted AAA rating, after S&P Global Ratings lowered its outlook on the country's debt to negative.
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This one may well go: The Kavanaugh nomination process was unwieldy, partisan, ugly, allowed politics to intrude on a solemn occasion among vaunted elites.
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Engines range from a 2911-liter six (2911 horsepower), to a 3.8-liter (360 hp), to a new and vaunted 4.0-liter (390 hp).
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With Apple's vaunted A9 chip, the new phone is twice as fast as Apple's previous attempt at an entry-level phone, launched in 2013.
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Since the end of the Cold War and the collapse of the Soviet Union, the country has deliberately avoided reviving its once-vaunted military.
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"So a movie shot in HFR suffers from its likeness to less vaunted forms of entertainment: soap operas, sporting events, video games," Engber writes.
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Autos, for instance, comprise almost 30 percent of its exports to the United States and new U.S. tariffs could hurt Tokyo's vaunted trade surplus.
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Did he stay so long in Italy, joining Benito Mussolini's vaunted Accademia d'Italia, just for the funds and freedom to pursue his precious research?
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Najib had pulled Kuala Lumpur close to Beijing, signing up to Chinese President Xi Jinping's much vaunted Belt and Road trade and infrastructure initiative.
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Clinton's vaunted data operation ignored warning signs in the Midwest in favor of going for a landslide by targeting Florida, North Carolina and Arizona.
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On the other hand, a Marshall Plan for Puerto Rico needs to significantly depart from the main thrust of the vaunted post-WWII policy.
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But with the team's once-vaunted rotation already dealing with the loss of Matt Harvey for the rest of the season, uneasiness was inevitable.
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But they did not expect diversion by members of Jordan's vaunted intelligence service, which was working with the United States to train the rebels.
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The much vaunted rising blue wave of voters assembling to sweep the Democrats to victory in November turned out to be a blue mirage.
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Similarly, the recently announced $130 Amazon Echo Buds may present a more affordable alternative, especially since they're powered by Bose's vaunted noise-cancellation technology.
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At $249, Microsoft has priced the Surface Earbuds at a more premium price than Apple's vaunted $160 Airpods, or Amazon's new $130 Echo Buds.
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Cejudo showed those much vaunted wrestling chops in the second clinch of the bout as he hit a beautiful inside trip into Johnson's guard.
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According to some immigration experts, his vaunted border wall could even increase the number of immigrants living and working illegally in the United States.
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His button-down, by-the-rule-book adherence to institutionalism, so vaunted by many, may actually be fomenting a pandemic erosion of institutional trust.
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LeBron James will lead his underdog Cavaliers against a vaunted Warriors lineup that still includes Stephen Curry, Kevin Durant, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green.
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Buoyed by a vaunted senior class that included Swin Cash, Asjha Jones and Tamika Williams, the Huskies went 9063-0 during the 2002 season.
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His vaunted Tennessee Valley Authority put white employees in a "model village" of 500 homes, while blacks endured "shoddy barracks" far from their jobs.
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App compatibility is still a big issue, performance isn't great, and the much-vaunted battery life doesn't always hold up as well as promised.
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The French government has not only vaunted Falciani's information; it has fought a significant international battle to protect him from prosecution by the Swiss.
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Make Mark's adaptation of Charles Phan's recipe for shaking beef, from the vaunted Slanted Door restaurant in San Francisco: 20 minutes, start to finish.
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It was a bond that endured ambiguously: She derived a vaunted status from their shared struggle, yet she chafed at being defined by him.
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This President doesn't know what "respect" means, and he certainly doesn't show it to the flag, the anthem or the vaunted office he holds.
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That a Chinese-owned entity would gain a foothold in Japan's vaunted auto industry thanks to poor quality control was once hard to imagine.
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With texts and images lifted from Western ethnographic studies and interspersed with annotations and drawings, they functioned as prompt books for the vaunted transformation.
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Sandy Hook Promise's 2016 video, "Evan," won numerous advertising awards, including at the Cannes International Festival of Creativity, the industry's most vaunted awards festival.
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So even though it's under a new moniker, Complete Walkthru, news that he's reunited with the vaunted Vancouver label 1080p is cause for celebration.
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Obama did so due to a government shutdown at home, but the decision raised questions about his vaunted "pivot" to Asia to counter China.
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The vaunted running game of the Steelers produced only 54 yards, slowed when Le'Veon Bell was sidelined in the second quarter with a groin injury.
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Simply submit an application with proof of income through the Central American country's much vaunted "pensionado " program and you're virtually guaranteed a quick residence permit.
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Buttigieg graduated from Harvard before being selected as a Rhodes scholar, and previously worked as a consultant for McKinsey & Company, the vaunted and controversial consultancy.
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More experience, more determination, and more time in Thibodeau's vaunted system, could eventually morph Towns into the defensive player everyone envisioned during his rookie year.
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The vaunted tenor Jonas Kaufmann was singing chunks of Tristan for the first time, and there was some wondrously alluring singing, especially in quiet moments.
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Mayer — who took over the flailing company almost four years ago in a highly-vaunted attempt at turnaround — has taken heat lately for Yahoo's performance.
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If all of this sounds like the setup for Kurt Vonnegut's whimsical brand of science fiction satire, you'd be right to make that vaunted comparison.
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Telegram's vaunted privacy safeguards, involving multiple servers in different countries, are designed to prevent access to information about its users, even by the service itself.
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In part due to a private sector filled with former soldiers trained for its military's vaunted cyber operations unit, Israel has a mature cybersecurity industry.
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Mr. Arora was vaunted for his deal-making prowess and seen as an international executive who would help transform SoftBank with a flurry of investments.
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The Wildcats remained unbeaten with a 71-49 rout of UC Irvine, a game in which Kansas State successfully overcame the Anteaters' vaunted zone defense.
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With Andrew Miller and Aroldis Chapman no longer part of the Yankees' bullpen, it is no longer the vaunted late-inning force it once was.
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First, there's no way that Maxwell ordered the California burger chain's vaunted double-cheese, double-patty burger, because those always come in a red wrapper.
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First and foremost, it reveals that Trump vaunted skills at dominating the media landscape still leave him almost completely powerless in effecting politics and policy.
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Baume & Mercier's new Clifton 1830 pocket watch is an updated version of that marvel, showcasing the five-minute repeater, a ''complication'' long vaunted by aficionados.
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While the results were good news for the F.B.I., they have concerned privacy advocates, who say that Apple's vaunted encryption methods may now be vulnerable.
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Adding an impact-level bat like Cruz to their vaunted pitching staff and defense could make them the favorites to win the American League pennant.
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The Hornets have lost four in a row, including two in overtime and another by five points in regulation to the vaunted San Antonio Spurs.
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Nebraska mercifully ended Riley's three-year tenure as head coach one day after Iowa napalmed the once-vaunted Blackshirts defense in a 26-210 blowout.
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Given a steady and progressive shift away from fashion shows pitched toward industry insiders, it seems only logical that eventually their vaunted exclusivity will disappear.
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Vaunted MC Chuck D and an offshoot known as Public Enemy Radio joined Sanders as he made his final push for Tuesday's pivotal California primary.
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For the first time in his career, the most vaunted advocate in the United States has been a defendant in the court of public opinion.
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It may end up that way, but in Game 1, the Yankees easily dispatched the Astros and Zack Greinke, part of Houston's vaunted starting rotation.
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Despite the vaunted number of Russian tanks in Ukraine — a figure that is likely exaggerated — this has never been a war of major tank offensives.
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For as slowly as Hunters moves its much-vaunted chess pieces around, we learn very little about who they are to each other or themselves.
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Many critics and fans found Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (TROS) deeply disappointing as a finale to the much-vaunted third Star Wars trilogy.
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Past guests have included vaunted chocolatier Jacques Torres, and culinary talents from the San Francisco Bay Area including Richie Nakano, Tomoharu Shono and Tanya Holland.
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TOKYO — For two quarters during a game at the Rio Olympics in August, Japan made the vaunted United States women's national basketball team appear mortal.
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His third-place finish in South Carolina has called into question the Texas senator's reach among evangelicals and the strength of his vaunted ground game.
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TORONTO — It has become taboo in Canada's established political circles to question what the world trading order has done to the country's vaunted middle class.
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Obama left it last month with a 68 percent approval rating and perhaps the most vaunted celebrity status ever enjoyed by a first lady. Mrs.
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This valuable information may be coming not from the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and its vaunted weather agency, or even its European counterpart.
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Depp's much-vaunted cool becomes pathetic in this story, and the man himself appears as a lonely, deluded figure enamored of his own dull thoughts.
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They were written in 1970 by the African-American critic Linda La Rue about the vaunted cross-cultural embrace of the second-wave feminist movement.
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With enough practice, you can direct it to take you anywhere you want — whether it's the Olympic Games, or the most vaunted chambers of Silicon Valley.
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The game suggested that despite their vaunted records, the Spurs and the Warriors were not quite as far ahead of the Thunder as everyone had thought.
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The DB211, a $123,212 grand tourer suited to crossing vast distances at obscene speeds, updates the company's vaunted design language while retaining the brand's signature cues.
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The DB11, a $211,995 grand tourer suited to crossing vast distances at obscene speeds, updates the company's vaunted design language while retaining the brand's signature cues.
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"Trump has commenced a course of conduct that is Nixonian in its design and execution and threatens the long-vaunted independence of DOJ," Michigan Democratic Rep.
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Bringing that status quo crumbling to the ground will mean that some previously vaunted figures will go down with it, as C.K. learned the hard way.
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Before the much-vaunted 'Three Amigos' summit even formally begins on Wednesday, Canada, the United States, and Mexico have already rattled off a string of agreements.
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"Baukes told Gizmodo that "password reuse attacks are a majorly overlooked vector for serious cybercrime, and can be as damaging as more vaunted methods of assault.
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And things may only get worse from here: next Monday the Steelers travel to Tampa Bay to play the vaunted Buccaneers offense led by Ryan Fitzpatrick.
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Real Madrid and FC Barcelona played to a 1-1 draw in soccer's vaunted "El Clásico" match Saturday, but it's Cristiano Ronaldo who won the postgame.
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It was the second home run of the day for Smoak, and the second consecutive loss for the Yankees in which their vaunted bullpen had faltered.
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Vaunted "disinvestment" of PSUs has so far consisted of listing them, or selling stakes in those already listed, while making sure the government keeps majority ownership.
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U.S.-based nuclear experts said they suspected the explosion occurred during the testing of a nuclear-powered cruise missile vaunted by President Vladimir Putin last year.
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He singularly failed to live up to the national expectations of a sportsman, obliterating as he did the vaunted ideals of modesty, decorum and general seemliness.
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Britain handed Hong Kong back to China under agreements that its broad freedoms, way of life and vaunted legal system would remain unchanged for 50 years.
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The House has already rejected many of the president's draconian budget cuts that would put our nation's vaunted but increasingly challenged science enterprise at great risk.
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The saga has dominated headlines, sparked jabs between political parties, and threatened to overshadow the much-vaunted "Wellbeing" budget promised by Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's government.
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The leak that Kristol's vaunted independent candidate is a writer named David French (whom Romney has praised on social media) is — frankly — a sad joke. 9.
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US-based nuclear experts said they suspected the explosion occurred during the testing of a nuclear-powered cruise missile vaunted by President Vladimir Putin last year.
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What will this president's vaunted "law and order" program for "inner cities" look like in an age where minority communities are already leery of police aggression?
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The announcement signals that Robert Shafir, who joined as chief executive officer in February, is revamping the once-vaunted investment firm, generally known as OZ Management.
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Only one man can unravel the conspiracy: Gabriel Allon, the legendary art restorer and assassin who serves as the chief of Israel's vaunted secret intelligence service.
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The strong-armed newcomer, whoever he is, will be vaunted as a savior, and that narrative will hold for as long as Boston remains in it.
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The Seahawks defense struggled all game to get any kind of heat on Aaron Rodgers, giving him time to pick the vaunted Legion of Boom apart.
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Stanley Reed BANKING On Wednesday, Goldman Sachs is expected to disclose the list of its vaunted new partner class, something the firm does every two years.
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Some of the quasi-novelistic qualities of Yiadom-Boakye's paintings are suggested in their titles, like "Light of the Light Wick" and "The Much-Vaunted Air".
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While marathon runners crumbled in the heat, Qatar's much-vaunted air-cooling technology ensured athletes inside the Khalifa International Stadium did not suffer the same fate.
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It will select merchandise based on Amazon's vaunted customer data, and potentially expects the use of technology to change prices during the course of a day.
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That is what separates him from Wenger and Mourinho, both of whom at least paid lip service to England's much-vaunted traditions, its fog-horned exceptionalism.
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At stake in the continuing standoff — much of France remained shutdown on Friday — is nothing less than the future of the country's vaunted social safety net.
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For example, at Iowa's vaunted first-in-the-nation caucuses, just 14.9 percent of the state's voting-age population turned out in both party's events combined.
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Even though most models, including the top American model and the vaunted European model, show an offshore path for Hurricane Maria, that scenario is not certain.
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Victoria Blamey, a forty-year-old native of Chile, made a name for herself by bringing Chumley's, another vaunted New York institution, into the new millennium.
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Countering Middle Tennessee's vaunted 133-213-215 zone defense, Butler sank 23 of its first 7 3-point attempts to build a 36-31 halftime lead.
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Defense lawyers said they had been treated as poor relatives, left without the much vaunted "equality of arms" and overwhelmed by the power of the prosecution.
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That suggests the vaunted swing among voters making less than $30,000 might not have happened simply because of the fact that they make less than $30,000.
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The Economist — The vaunted British magazine features bold reporting-backed commentary on foreign affairs all over the world that might get little attention in the U.S. press.
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If there is no trade agreement, the much-vaunted and controversial "backstop" could kick in, this would essentially mean the U.K. stays within a temporary EU-U.
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During a four-day trip to East Africa, Macron has vaunted France's soft power in culture and education and its military know-how to woo deeper partnerships.
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The final third of the match was about the best you'll see, and this will probably receive at least the vaunted five-star rating from Dave Meltzer.
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His father Omar accused him of kidnapping his younger brother Younes who at the age of 13 was vaunted as becoming the youngest foreign fighter in Syria.
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With the exception of perhaps the vaunted Auntie Anne's pretzel, I'm not sure there's another snack as closely associated with teen mall-rat culture as the smoothie.
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Would they really want to impose the enormous and extended pressure of an impeachment on such a man while he retains control over his vaunted nuclear button?
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His father Omar accused him of kidnapping his younger brother Younes who at the age of 22014 was vaunted as becoming the youngest foreign fighter in Syria.
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Fast forward to 2017 and Oregon's out here ripping off Miami's vaunted turnover chain with a hunk of metal that looks like a second-grade art project.
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I don't know whether it's down to the stripped-back software or the much-vaunted liquid cooling system, but the Black Shark's general speed is immediately noticable.
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Eventually, the Mets will have to vault into the upper tier of spenders, especially if they want to keep their vaunted young starting pitchers for a while.
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The company has routinely showed that it is riddled with errors—particularly within its vaunted ad platform—that seem to go uncorrected until noticed by outside observers.
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The singer was on the cover of the vaunted September issue in 2015, and has been on the cover of other Vogue issues in 2009 and 2013.
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Cruz's much-vaunted organization wilted in the face of raw political momentum, as a tidal wave of economic resentment and anger overpowered the Texan's carefully made plans.
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The incident called into question the much vaunted security of the iPhone, a device considered by many to be the most secure consumer device on the planet.
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Two members from GoPro's vaunted media team show up with the 53-camera Odyssey VR rig and plunk it down in the middle of the race track.
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That still leaves Apple with a problem if the FBI declines to share information about how it was able to get around the iPhone's vaunted security features.
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When the Russians needed something that could try to chase down the vaunted SR-71 Blackbird, they called up the MiG-21 and its Kinzhal hypersonic missiles.
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Lawyers, business people and diplomats have expressed widespread concern that the law could extend China's control into Hong Kong and undermine the city's vaunted rule of law.
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Romelu Lukaku scored two second-half goals as Belgium's vaunted attack finally sprang to life after a disappointing display in the opening 2-0 loss to Italy.
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Betances, an All-Star and the only remaining member of a vaunted bullpen trio that also included Aroldis Chapman and Andrew Miller, took care of the rest.
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Some of this selling mirrors a wider downturn in global markets but foreigners are no doubt disillusioned with the slow pace of the much vaunted reform process.
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Such moves would have to be followed by Hong Kong's courts, deepening fears over the strength of Hong Kong's vaunted rule of law and freedom of speech.
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You may have heard that Fournier, the real life Carl Diggler is moving to Detroit, one of the few cities in his much-vaunted Real America™.
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ShadowBrokers first leaked files in August it claimed were from a vaunted NSA-affiliated hacking operation known as the Equation Group, advertising an auction for the files.
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Why it matters: Corporate boards and executives are taking a broader view of their key stakeholders — not just the vaunted shareholder but also their employees and customers.
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From 2009 through last year, however, Goldman was led by Mr. Blankfein and Mr. Cohn, a sign of the strength of the firm's then-vaunted trading unit.
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In the Senate, Republicans retained their majority and gained at least three seats, and Senator Ted Cruz of Texas held on against a vaunted challenger, Beto O'Rourke.
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President Donald Trump's vaunted Afghanistan peace deal has already hit a major roadblock, increasing the chance it could fall apart and kickstart a new round of violence.
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It wowed an associate dean at Stanford; it persuaded Safeway and Walgreens to spend millions of dollars to set up clinics to showcase Theranos's vaunted revolutionary technology.
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Because of inconsistent performances from, and injuries to, critical pitchers like Noah Syndergaard, the Mets' once vaunted staff has been among the worst in the major leagues.
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In recent decades, the label "progressive" has been resurrected to replace "liberal," a once vaunted term so successfully maligned by Republicans that it fell out of use.
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It was a missed opportunity by the Yankees to beat the Astros in a game started by Justin Verlander, who is part of Houston's vaunted starting rotation.
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You've got Marvel, you've got Lucasfilm/Star Wars, and you've got Disney Animation—and at least two of them have their own sort of vaunted story department.
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Taking a page from the conservative playbook, these organizers are prioritizing veterans as canvassers, as their vaunted status adds an important layer of credibility to undecided voters.
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Resurgent hopes for tax reform in Congress are in turn generating optimism that at least part of the much-vaunted "Trump trade" could return to financial markets.
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Numerous tech companies that didn&apost even exist before 2010 joined the ranks of the unicorns in 2019, reaching the vaunted benchmark of a $1 billion valuation.
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He and Bogut quickly meshed as co-anchors of a vaunted Golden State defense in 2014-15, when the Warriors began their five-season run of dominance.
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Including overseas contingency funding, this year's defence budget, adjusted for inflation, will actually be slightly higher than the peak of the much-vaunted Reagan build-up (see chart).
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Europe's much-vaunted banking union has made progress but more needs to be done to make it perfect, the vice president of the European Banking Federation, told CNBC.
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"We will never abandon refugees, and in this case refugees vetted countless times," Cohen said, adding that the group was prepared to mobilize the vaunted Sanders email list.
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The Wall Street heavyweight is pushing deeper into the slow-but-steady wealth management industry in hopes of offsetting the turbulence experienced in its once-vaunted trading arm.
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So now it seems that Arya — who already has some of Game of Thrones' most vaunted kills under her belt — has at least one more to pull off.
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If you're not a big person, their much-vaunted freedom of movement gets hampered by the wads of fabric around your fingers, while air gaps dull haptic feedback.
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This framework lets China look co-operative without having to constrain its behaviour; and it gives ASEAN bureaucrats a sense that their much-vaunted process is producing results.
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In India, this would save three times as much in carbon emissions as the prime minister's much-vaunted plan to install 100 gigawatts of solar capacity by 2022.
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Even the vaunted polls-based model produced by FiveThirtyEight, which has been more conservative than others, bumped Mrs Clinton's chances of victory five percentage points to 70% today.
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And at the same time the fundraising euphoria that dominated 2014 and much of 2015, lifting more than 150 companies into the once vaunted Unicorn club, has faded.
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Yet less than a week later, the first stages of a much-vaunted £60 billion ($78 billion) addition to the Bank's bond-buying program appear to have stumbled.
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PricewaterhouseCoopers, the vaunted accounting firm that has lorded over Oscars secrets for decades, usually relies on the Academy Awards for some easy, free publicity as tax season approaches.
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You'd imagine that the deal values PropertyGuru at/above $1 billion — the much-vaunted unicorn milestone — but the company has declined to reveal its valuation at this point.
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Jay Valencia was Faber's first opponent and succumbed to the much-vaunted guillotine choke of the California Kid in just 82 seconds—pocketing Faber $500 for his victory.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Oakland Athletics bullpen is 2-0 in the first two games of this series, while the vaunted Kansas City Royals bullpen has been vulnerable.
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Republicans failed last week to push a much-vaunted health-care plan through Congress, sending a signal that President Donald Trump's ambitious economic agenda could be in peril.
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The vaunted former Secretary of State, who was the first woman ever to hold the position, honed her diplomacy skills in retail, making under a dollar an hour.
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Since launch, Model X deliveries have been off to a slower-than-expected start, beset by quality issues and troubles with the vaunted "falcon" doors that hinge upward.
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This is perhaps the most vaunted category of hate-follow—the 3 AM Instagram hole where you watch all their stories even though they can see you watching.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Under the once-vaunted "keiretsu" system of close, trust-based ties between manufacturers and suppliers, "Made-in-Japan" became a byword for industrial quality and reliability.
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Romelu Lukaku scored two second-half goals as Belgium's much-vaunted attack finally sprang to life after a disappointing display in an opening 2-0 loss to Italy.
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Bank of America may be better known for its vaunted bond-trading group, but the firm is also home to one of Wall Street's top stock-trading shops.
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He shares management with Armen Avanessians, a former Bell Labs engineer known for pioneering the role of Goldman's deskside strategists and launching its vaunted risk-management system SecDB.
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On Monday morning, Stanford running back Christian McCaffrey announced that he would be foregoing a chance to play in the vaunted Sun Bowl against North Carolina next Friday.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Stephen Pratt surprised many when he left IBM after working on its vaunted Watson artificial intelligence technology in February, after just eight months on the job.
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If that sounds something like a war, the battlefield is the prized vineyards of Chianti, Italy's vaunted wine region in the heart of the rolling hills of Tuscany.
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"When I fought Georges St-Pierre in Canada, first of all, somebody freaking drugged me," Diaz told ESPN, raising his already vaunted paranoia to the level of art.
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But the road to that victory is a lot longer and rougher than the left has been telling itself, and the vaunted "blue wall" is a fairy tale.
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But king among the litany of ridiculous details is a story about how the front office ended up projecting porn on the vaunted office walls for 20 minutes.
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Chilis, chips, and dips of all colors and viscosities will abound, as will a vaunted array of chicken wings in sauces from mild to Super Extreme Sweet Thai.
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But pitching on baseball's biggest stage proved to be an entirely different story for Darvish as Houston's vaunted lineup were squarely hitting nearly everything he sent their way.
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But NASA would have no money to start on this project until it finished building the James Webb Space Telescope, the successor to the vaunted Hubble Space Telescope.
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In Mexico's first game, a 1-0 win against Germany, Osorio orchestrated a counterpunching masterpiece of a game plan, helping the Mexicans sidestep and stun their vaunted opponents.
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The bottom line: Now that the Fed is being treated as a marionette by both the markets and the president, its much-vaunted independence is becoming increasingly insubstantial.
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Just after midnight Friday, the Kennedy School dean rescinded Ms. Manning's fellowship, prompting another round of complaints by others who saw a vaunted institution buckling under political pressure.
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Special teams miscues hurt Boston College early against Temple, but the Eagles' vaunted rushing attack won it late, fueling a 45-35 home win Saturday at Alumni Stadium.
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And those who put a legal veneer on judicially-sanctioned torture and murder shouldn't be the people interpreting our laws from the most vaunted bench in the land.
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"The Force Awakens," directed by J.J. Abrams, a star in his own right, was also the first "Star Wars" movie pushed through Walt Disney Company's vaunted marketing system.
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The much-vaunted beat is a fairly pro forma rap synth loop; the echoing space between keyboard and drum machine is a rap convention rather than sonic innovation.
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And I thought at the moment that I was that guy, that there was still time to shift this vaunted American brand into the reality of new media.
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Over the past year, Google has installed racks and racks of these chips in its vaunted data centers to support the growing AI capabilities of various Google products.
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To fight the effects of capital flight, China has been selling down its vaunted foreign exchange reserves, which plunged by $108 billion in December, the largest decline ever.
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The ship's vaunted Voom Wi-Fi was somehow holding steady during the storm, presenting the opportunity to send some emails or perhaps post a blanket statement to social media.
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Even the country's much-vaunted armed forces have had their share of humiliations, as the Admiral Kuznetsov aircraft carrier showed when it recently lost two aircraft in three weeks.
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Jon Evans, who is CTO at HappyFunCorp, dives into the strengths and weaknesses of these vaunted people and how to manage them and their relationships with other team members.
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The saga has dominated headlines, sparked jabs between political parties, and threatened to overshadow the much-vaunted "Wellbeing" budget promised by Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's Labour-led coalition government.
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The the omission is all the more glaring as Trump has previously implied that Putin is central to his much-vaunted aim to destroy ISIS and make Americans safe.
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Sanders opened his vaunted digital fundraising operation to Canova and helped him raise $250,000 this week -- contributing to a $1 million haul, a sizable amount for any House challenger.
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For an alternative view, your blogger asked a young black security guard at the slavery exhibition what he made of the first president's much vaunted second thoughts on slavery.
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When countries made difficult concessions—for instance, Japan's opening to more foreign rice and beef—it was with a view to expanding their access to America's vaunted consumer market.
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That score, he says, was actually recorded at London's vaunted Abbey Road Studios — the legendary venue where The Beatles laid the tracks to their most iconic albums and singles.
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It's something that stands in stark opposition to the long-vaunted Moore's Law — Intel's guiding star for the last 50 years — that won't continue to hold for the future.
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Their approach to Brexit, future trade deals and the U.K.'s much-vaunted "special relationship" with the U.S. have been at the forefront of public debates between the candidates.
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Only two NATO manned aircraft were shot down: One of the Air Force's vaunted stealth F-117 Nighthawks and an Air Force F-16 flown by then-Lt. Col.
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That's fine when you're sending hearts to a picture of somebody's homemade brunch, but unsettling when Facebook's vaunted AI tools are working to predict your response to a massacre.
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Mr Kavanaugh has been vetted and vaunted by the Federalist Society, the conservative legal organisation that has approved Mr Trump's picks for his Supreme Court and lower-court appointments.
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Yoshitaka Sakurada, is the deputy chief of Japan's vaunted cybersecurity strategy office and is also the minister in charge of the Olympic Games that Tokyo will host in 2020.
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Toward the end of the campaign in 2012, the Mitt Romney campaign said its ground game could rival President Obama's vaunted turnout machine, claims that exasperated Mr. Obama's aides.
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California is dialing down expectations for the much-vaunted high-speed line from San Diego to Sacramento and San Francisco, which now will focus just on the Central Valley.
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With the help of Emmanuelle Charpentier, Martin Jinek, and Krzysztof Chylinski, Doudna adapted the system that bacteria use to defeat viruses to create the much-vaunted cell-editing technique.
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Rather, they allow bills to wither and die, or pass in anonymity, because they don't deem the fates of vulnerable children important enough to debate in their vaunted chamber.
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Baltimore's once-vaunted defense still is tough against the pass but has been gashed on the ground of late, as it gave up 3 rushing yards against the Bears.
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Saudi Arabia's economic transformation strategy, the much-vaunted Vision 2030, aims to increase investment, diversifying the kingdom's economy away from a reliance on oil, and create private-sector jobs.
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The march, an annual fixture over the past few years on China's October 1 National Day, comes at a time of nascent disillusionment with Hong Kong's once vaunted judiciary.
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If you are a seasoned Churchill-watcher, it can be a relief to slip away from the Second World War and to inspect less vaunted passages of his life.
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He riffs on Costa Rica's much-vaunted awesomeness before getting to Peru, where the drug ayahuasca and the Inca ruins at Machu Picchu command equal amounts of his attention.
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So while the short-term effects appear minimal, a process to move from one of many to the vaunted minority of users could influence Twitter's ever-present harassment problem.
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Not only that: Our Revolution is continuing to spread its roots -- and presumably growing that vaunted email list -- in places Sanders will need to compete if he runs again.
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Three elements of our vaunted separate powers of government — the president, the House and the Senate — have unapologetically decided to ride off into their own self-created box canyon.
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McLaurin has 16 catches for 257 yards and 3 touchdowns on the year, even proving useful against the vaunted Bears defense in Week 3 by posting 6-70-1.
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When dealing with Putin, President Trump's vaunted deal-making ability will be of little use, as he will be attempting to come to terms with a fundamentally amoral man.
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A lot of things have been painful for the Mets this season, given the onslaught of injuries that, among other things, has derailed most of their vaunted starting rotation.
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The road woes continued with a 4-2 loss Friday, as Detroit rallied against the Royals' vaunted bullpen and took the lead on Victor Martinez's two-run infield single.
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The case ruined the once vaunted reputation of legendary Penn State coach Joe Paterno, who died in 2012, and who may have concealed the child rape allegations from authorities.
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On Thursday evening the vaunted Finnish opera diva Karita Mattila gave a song recital at Alice Tully Hall, much as Renée Fleming did the night before at Carnegie Hall.
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Several years later, while working at the vaunted, glossy Our State magazine that celebrates North Carolina, Quine and her coworker Andy Busam launched the witty and visually abrasive cookoutmilkshakereviews.com.
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He was far from his best in this outing, as Kershaw has been searching for his slider, and his vaunted curveball was less of a weapon in this outing.
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In two interlinked corruption trials over the past six months, prosecutors have described a web of financial schemes that they say propelled the state's most vaunted economic development projects.
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And while much was made of the Yankees' vaunted bullpen, especially in contrast with the Astros' shaky corps, it turned out not to be an advantage in this series.
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Without effectively addressing the problems facing left-behind children and providing for the needs of rural youths, the vaunted "Chinese Dream" will remain unfulfilled for much of the country.
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More significantly, because the EU's anti-disinformation task force has no mandate to monitor homegrown campaigns, their much-vaunted tools to combat the problem have been rendered virtually useless.
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This match was not so one-sided, but Monaco's vaunted attack was blunted by a rock-solid defense that has conceded only two goals in 11 Champions League games.
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Wednesday's GDP report showed the economy expanded 21.5 percent in the second quarter, up from 0.3 percent in the first quarter and outpacing even the much-vaunted U.S. recovery.
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It's also a deeply segregated one, with a long history of its wealthy white population quietly exploiting minorities in order to shore up the city's vaunted quality of life.
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Dr. Rubin, cheerful and plain-spoken, had a lifelong love of the stars, championed women in science and was blunt about the limits of humankind's vaunted knowledge of nature.
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President Donald Trump asserted that reports he wanted to weaponize his vaunted border wall with Mexico with features such as spikes, an electric current and a moat are moot.
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It isn't possible, even with all our vaunted technology, to be absolutely certain that an airstrike will not affect any civilians, or that a target has not moved elsewhere.
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The Warriors were sloppy as shit, in other words: They didn't move the ball, their shots weren't falling, and their much-vaunted defense couldn't do anything to stop the Lakers.
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For the first episode of his new Discovery series, "Savage Builds," Savage partnered with engineers to 3D-print a titanium suit that is modeled after vaunted Marvel superhero Iron Man.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is already trying to undo her White House gains and slap a travel ban on Trump, preventing his much vaunted reciprocal visit to meet the Queen.
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He said the government's much-vaunted Kiwibuild could come unstuck because there weren't enough skilled workers to deliver on its ambitious target to build 100,000 homes in the next decade.
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The company has so much information on so many millions of people that that it's better to use its vaunted network effect against it and demand inclusion in the process.
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The team responsible for Kemuri Tatsu-ya first made waves with the much-vaunted Ramen Tatsu-ya, which could be one of the best noodle soup purveyors in the country.
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But their vaunted defense simply had no answer as the Chiefs' high-octane offense finally found its gear en route to ending a 50-year title drought of their own.
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As the saga's latest female lead, Daisy Ridley recalls how the actress behind the iconic hair buns helped her deal with the expectations that come with joining the vaunted franchise.
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Fund managers can no longer simply flood The Street's trading desks with commission dollars to secure the vaunted "first call" ahead of estimate cuts, price target bumps or rating changes.
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The Hawaiian is riding the much-vaunted UFC featherweight division's longest ongoing winning streak, an incredible run of eight consecutive victories, since his 224 loss to present featherweight champ McGregor.
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In the Bible of American business, vaunted names like Edison, Ford, Jobs, Gates and Zuckerberg are the heroes of these stories -- and they are rightly celebrated for their exceptional innovations.
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But critics, including pro-democracy advocates and an influential lawyers' association, have denounced the move as the most retrograde since 1997, undermining confidence in the city's vaunted rule of law.
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But today it finally burned its most dedicated customers: those of us who pay the paper of record $6.99 a month to play its once-vaunted crossword on our phones.
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The idea that I might know something about vegetables that they, with their sophisticated-yet-earthy palates and vaunted vegetable-selecting skills, didn't, was a disruption to their foodie performance.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) recently gave the Model X perfect safety scores across the board after putting the SUV through its vaunted five-star crash testing program.
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Macron must somehow find a way to satisfy this broad body that his vaunted reforms will work to improve the lives of many rather than the privileges of a few.
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As Keith Gessen observed in the Guardian in February 2017, Putin's vaunted domestic and foreign policy victories have come at the cost of leaving his country more isolated and unstable.
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Consumer and education advocates counter that many operators exploit vulnerable students, piling on student debt to cover outsize costs for colleges that do not deliver vaunted training and job placements.
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LINE: N/A ABOUT TENNESSEE STATE (237-214): The Tigers' vaunted offense has been a model of consistency, recording between 31 and 44 points in each of their six games.
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There are a ton of business reasons to cancel Last Man Standing, and the show's much-vaunted viewership stats are less impressive than they seem when you dig into them.
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But the Champagne producers, who are fiercely protective of their luxury brand, contended that Champagner Sorbet was exploiting the vaunted reputation of Champagne, which comes from a region of France.
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He was quickly released, but the incident served as a reminder that Interpol's vaunted systems remain vulnerable to Kremlin influence even after years of pressure from lawyers and rights groups.
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News Analysis The vaunted blue wave that Democrats had hoped for failed to fully materialize on Tuesday night, but the days of one-party control in Washington are now over.
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The vaunted Met orchestra and chorus were at slightly less than their best on Saturday, with a few slips in the brasses and slight disunity in a women's choral number.
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Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian president, had already rejected Mr Trump's much-vaunted peace plan (the "deal of the century"), though it is unclear whether it will ever actually be presented.
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Mr. Sharon cited T.S. Eliot's essay "Tradition and the Individual Talent" to explain how his stated penchant for "openness and experimentation and adventure" worked vis-à-vis opera's vaunted history.
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A financial wizard who started his career on the vaunted risk arbitrage desk at Goldman Sachs, Mr. Lampert had just arranged the megadeal that created the nation's third-largest retailer.
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The game, one that might have been a forfeit, proves one-sided: N-48 runs rampant, winning, 4-0, and denying the vaunted B-67 a place in the final.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art has a vaunted collection and a $332 million budget, but it is largely run by a dozen or so people, with little transparency or accountability.
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Bloomberg's vast tech operation will also be redirected to help the eventual nominee, as Democrats struggle to compete with the vaunted digital operation built by Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale.
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But the purchase is a head scratcher for a Wall Street analyst who said the purchase sends a puzzling signal and appears to muddle Intel&aposs vaunted AI game plan.
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There is a greater dependence than usual on the U.K. side of the relationship, one of which Trump – with his self-vaunted expertise in deal making – will be well aware.
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But this admission has another, more subtle effect: It exposes Trump's vaunted "America First" nationalism, which so many "intellectual" defenses of Trump have valorized, for the sham that it is.
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Last month the head of India's telecoms regulator, RS Sharma, decided to prove just how secure the country's much vaunted Aadhaar biometric database is — by publishing his Aadhaar number on Twitter.
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Ocasio-Cortez, a liberal congresswoman who has vaunted to national prominence in less than a year, on Monday linked the post to the vitriol directed at her from President Donald Trump.
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From the six comes one startup to claim the title of champion, win the vaunted Disrupt Cup and take home the largest grand prize in the history of TechCrunch Startup Battlefield.
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One of the most vaunted truffle events of the year — the "la messe de la truffe" or "the truffle mass" — is held in Richerenches on the third Sunday of every January.
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China does not appear to be mulling the use of its troops to crush unrest—that would be calamitous for business and the much-vaunted policy of "one country, two systems".
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The Indians' vaunted bullpen did the rest, with left-hander Boone Logan, right-hander Brian Shaw, southpaw Andrew Miller and closer Cody Allen combining to work 3 1/3 hitless innings.
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I had a few nits to pick: The natural language voice commands in Mercedes' vaunted MBUX weren't quite as intuitive as I'd expected; perhaps with practice it would get more accurate.
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Case in point: You've likely read about Hillary's vaunted "blue wall," the 21966 vote-rich states (plus the District of Columbia) that have gone Democratic in each presidential election since 21966.
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But, at the time that Kogan collected this data, it was a widespread practice—so widespread, in fact that President Obama's much-vaunted 2012 data team openly gushed about the program.
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He achieved almost none of the vaunted "reforms" he spent a lifetime promoting: Social Security, Medicare, food stamps, and countless other policies remain mostly the same as when Ryan entered office.
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A doping scandal that originally involved Russian track and field athletes now threatens to tarnish Russia's much-vaunted victories in the 2014 Winter Olympics, held in the southern city of Sochi.
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Washington goaltender Braden Holtby has stopped 20 of 231 shots in the series, and the Capitals' vaunted power play has scored three goals, two of them Saturday on just two shots.
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His vaunted breakthrough with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Singapore, which he said had removed the nuclear threat posed by the isolated state has produced little evidence of denuclearization.
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The Americans arrived saying they would not only destroy Taliban control, but would deliver a vaunted "government in a box," providing services like schools and electricity that the community sorely lacked.
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"National Hacked Service," said the headline in The Sun on Saturday, reflecting the frustration of Britons for whom the vaunted but chronically underfunded N.H.S. is deeply bound up in national identity.
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For all of Trump's vaunted boldness in meeting with America's enemies, the flurry of photo ops and private meetings has failed to prevent Russia from engaging in widespread anti-democracy crackdowns.
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"President Trump has commenced a course of conduct that is Nixonian in its design and execution and threatens the long-vaunted independence of the Justice Department," Conyers said in a statement.
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Jerry Sandusky, 73, was convicted in June 2012 on 45 counts of sexually abusing boys over several years while he was an assistant coach for the vaunted Penn State football program.
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Even the House's vaunted "72-hour rule," established to, ostensibly, give members three days to review a bill before it is voted on, is either waived, or manipulated out of existence.
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Whether or not this vaunted technique actually leads to good investments, or, as some critics contend, merely reinforces existing biases and a lack of diversity in tech, is an open question.
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Because despite the much-vaunted "wall of supply" coming on stream over the last couple of years, there has been no significant rebuild of refined metal stocks on the world's exchanges.
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Then came the second-movement Largo, with its vaunted English horn solo, the tune that William Arms Fisher turned into the song "Goin' Home," often mistaken for a pre-existing spiritual.
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Add in a few owners who earned their vaunted positions in life through the hard work of having been born, and whose behavior sometimes distracts from their teams' often frustrating performances.
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The release of "All da Smoke," the first video from that once-vaunted collab tape, allows us to reassess at least one of those songs, and guess what, it's not bad!
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We lost far too many vaunted pop culture icons in 2016 — including Alan Rickman, Gene Wilder, Muhammad Ali, Leonard Cohen, Alan Thicke, George Michael, and Carrie Fisher, to name a few.
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The vaunted FMV was a grainy fever dream in which a group of hair models were menaced by a group of rubber dog masks in what looked like a municipal park.
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The Broncos lost Derek Wolfe to injury during the game, and the fact that Denver can't cobble together much of an offense surely has a wearying effect on its vaunted defense.
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But with the clock ticking toward November, it's very hard to see a lot of evidence of the much vaunted "next stage of the political revolution" kicking into high gear anytime soon.
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When the agency changed its name in 2003, it hyphenated "Geospatial-Intelligence," so that, according to this person, it could have a vaunted three-letter acronym, like the FBI, CIA, and NSA.
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Along with a strong overall showing by Netflix, it underscored that streaming's Big Three now hold the same vaunted space that the major broadcast networks did for much of the 20th century.
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The company raised $880 million last year at a $20 billion valuation, placing it among the vaunted ranks of Silicon Valley's elite "unicorn club" of startups valued at $1 billion or more.
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But many parts of the state, from investigative agencies to the once-vaunted Election Commission to national media and even the Supreme Court, now seem to move according to Mr Modi's script.
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Referring to Hong Kong's much-vaunted rule of law, Patten said he was "fairly" confident in it, although he acknowledged there had been some issues and people in the city were anxious.
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This story inadvertently triggered a daylong debate on Twitter after Frier, citing Facebook, reported that the company's vaunted election war room had been shut down and replaced with a Friday-morning meeting.
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From the pocket, off play-action, on the bootleg, and on the run, Russell Wilson beat the New England Patriots' vaunted defense every way a defense can be beaten on Sunday night.
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For years policy makers have taken expensive junkets to Germany and Switzerland to view their vaunted apprenticeship models – ones we'll never be able to replicate here for about a hundred different reasons.
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Then there's the other squad, the one summoned from the decades-long nightmares of AFC coaches past: the one that hung five touchdowns on the vaunted Chargers defense on Sunday before halftime.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong's vaunted police force is facing a crisis of confidence and leadership amid the city's worsening political tensions, according to serving and retired officers, politicians and security analysts.
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Consumers seemed to have a more chill and inclusive attitude -- they even started expecting value for their money -- and fashion brands that once relied on a vaunted exclusivity were having to rethink.
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That skill took something like a year off Alabama coach Nick Saban's life as Johnny dropped a combined 212 yards and seven touchdowns on the vaunted Crimson Tide defense over two years.
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Hackers calling themselves Shadow Brokers are auctioning off what they claim is the source code to a vaunted, likely state-sponsored hacking group many believe is affiliated with the National Security Agency.
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Various lawsuits and proposed laws are aimed at protecting workers, and the descriptions of users' negative experiences that have become widely publicized have hurt the image of the once-vaunted technology unicorns.
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Mr. Branagh will be the headline actor in the next installment — John Osborne's "The Entertainer," inheriting Laurence Olivier's vaunted role as Archie Rice — but here he is co-directing with Rob Ashford.
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Yet, our strongest telescopes – and that includes the vaunted, space-based Hubble telescope – see no such thing in our galaxy or any of the other 100 - 200 billion galaxies in the cosmos.
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Less Quick Comment: Last season's vaunted five aces set-up never quite happened, but this season the Nationals have an impressive top three in Max Scherzer, Stephen Strasburg, and young Joe Ross.
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These flourishes were a defiant reminder that this was the work of a man of color representing the power and beauty of his community on one of American fashion's most vaunted platforms.
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Even France's vaunted high-speed TGV is more than a train; it is a symbol of French planning and ambition, a riposte to an American vision of individualism embodied in the automobile.
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On Twitter, Musk said the fully-loaded Model 3, with all-wheel drive, a dual motor and a 603-mile (499-km) range - but excluding its vaunted Autopilot feature - would cost $78,000.
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Watson's passing, running and attitude have made him popular around the league, and he made a huge statement last week by repeatedly throwing directly into coverage against the vaunted Seattle Seahawks defense.
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That was extended to state offices in 2013, and this year, the scrapping of the ban was extended to the army, long seen as the final safeguard of the country's vaunted secularism.
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The apocalyptic rhetoric of Iranian hardliners vowing "annihilation" of Israel coupled with the much-vaunted tour of Iran-backed paramilitary commanders along Israel's border with Lebanon and Syria have stoked these fears.
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Suddenly, Iowa is not just a flyover state but a political mecca with the vaunted reputation of being able to predict a party's eventual nominee (though it often doesn't — ask Rick Santorum).
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Mr. Tisci played with references of Cool Britannia, rave and chav (British for lout), and the vaunted DNA of Burberry — a word fashion executives love to use, in an eerily eugenic way.
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While I wasn't able to score a vaunted "quokka selfie," I found the little guys to be much like Perth and its environs — laid-back, friendly, outside the mainstream and definitely underrated.
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We also have Tejal Rao's ace profile of the real star of the vaunted Tartine Bakery in San Francisco — not, perhaps, the baker Chad Robertson but his pastry chef wife, Elisabeth Prueitt.
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But the ongoing scrutiny of Sanders' long-held resistance to releasing the returns speaks to not only his vaunted status in this race but also the unique challenge of running against Trump.
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After hitting a lifetime low about three months after its IPO, Facebook shares have gained more than 800 percent to become the "F" in the vaunted FANG group of tech high flyers.
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Jones's victory thrilled a crowd that was deflated after Woodley defended his welterweight belt with a strong technical performance against the 39-year-old Maia, a vaunted jiu-jitsu specialist from Brazil.
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But the White House and House leaders were unable to come up with a plan that satisfied the clashing interests of moderates and conservatives, despite Trump's vaunted image as a deal maker.
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In what critics call a break from vaunted Swiss neutrality, Ignazio Cassis doubled-down on his recent comments that UNRWA had strayed too far from its original ambition to help Palestinians refugees temporarily.
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But both Mattis and his immediate predecessor, Ash Carter, have spent a great deal of time in Asia, in the wake of the much-vaunted U.S. increased emphasis on the Indo-Pacific region.
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The ceasefire and agreement with Turkey that Trump vaunted Thursday as "a great day for civilization," had already been demonstrated to be a potentially epic challenge to one corner of the world—Israel.
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To join the vaunted "one percent" of startups, as ranked by the total amount of money raised, a company needs to have received roughly $2130 million in pre-IPO equity and debt financing.
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Or will these officials allow corporations that boost profits by squeezing worker pay down to the last drop to race as far to the bottom as the vaunted "free market" will let them?
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But the presence of such a Goliath figure can create irresistible narratives when they eventually fall—witness the 503 Olympics, in which America's vaunted basketball team had to settle for a mere bronze.
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JOSHUA BARONE AT 1 SECOND Steven Fox and his excellent Clarion Choir will perform Palestrina's vaunted "Missa Papae Marcelli" on Friday evening in the Medieval Sculpture Hall of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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This is important now because the closely watched Dow Jones industrial average has just experienced the vaunted "cross," triggering hopes for an even greater rally off what has been a strong 2½ months.
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After Hillary Clinton's defeat at the hands of Donald Trump, her vaunted analytics team took much of the blame for failing to spot warnings in the midwestern states that cost her the presidency.
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To undercut the vaunted notion of art as ego-generated self-expression, he used chance methods — throwing dice, spinning roulette wheels, consulting the I Ching — to determine the material components of his work.
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McGregor, giving up a reach and height advantage (things which compound to increase a range advantage) kept his finger on the trigger and was looking for pull counters with his vaunted left hand.
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Can it replace T's much vaunted place in Scottish youth culture, the "rite of passage" that comes with being away from home and getting wasted with all your mates for the first time?
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After hitting a life-time low about three months after its IPO, Facebook shares have gained more than 800 percent to become the "F" in the vaunted FANG group of tech high flyers.
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She tolerated the Confederate flag for years, they say, while others agitated for its removal; her vaunted record of job-creation owes as much to the wider economic recovery as to her leadership.
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David Blitzer, who for years has been the principal voice in deciding who belonged in the vaunted Dow Jones Industrial Average, is retiring after a nearly 40-year career at S&P Global.
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Her message is the same as those secret bigots, but because she has a large following and the kind of physical attributes television executives like to pay for, she's reached a vaunted position.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - As Beijing moves in to buy up firms from Germany's famed "Mittlestand" of mid-sized manufacturers, politicians are nervous that Chinese owners may take their vaunted technology and move jobs abroad.
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In the kingdom that Tom Montag rules over as Bank of America's chief operating officer, no group looms larger than fixed-income, currencies, and commodities — home of the firm's vaunted bond-trading group.
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The Yankees were not saved by their vaunted bullpen — Dellin Betances, Andrew Miller and Aroldis Chapman each surrendered a run — but by Didi Gregorius, who entered at shortstop as a late defensive replacement.
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The National Review -- January 2016 The vaunted conservative publication swung against Trump during the GOP primary, warning that he was not conservative and picking apart what it could glean about his policy proposals.
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The French rejection was spurred, among other factors, by a revolt against President Jacques Chirac and his stewardship of a faltering economy, and concerns that the vaunted French social model was under threat.
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They could claim some measure of victory because Apple was able to hold to its position without giving in to the government, but an apparent flaw in Apple's vaunted encryption protocols was worrisome.
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The vaunted Death Lineup, made possible by Green's ability to slide up to the five, is getting shredded this season; Golden State has actually been a bad basketball team when he's at center.
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The approach has its roots in the vaunted Toyota Production System developed in Japan in the late 1940s, which was aimed at streamlining processes to eliminate waste, improve productivity and, ultimately, grow profits.
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Facebook's added value for advertisers is how much it knows about its users; WhatsApp's founders were pro-privacy zealots who felt their vaunted encryption had been integral to their nearly unprecedented global growth.
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The only goal on Friday by Pittsburgh's vaunted offense, which also features the high-scoring forwards Evgeni Malkin, Phil Kessel and Jake Guentzel, was by defenseman Erik Gudbranson on an assist from Malkin.
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Had the per-game cost stayed constant, the aggregate difference would be 1.1 billion pounds, or 55 million pounds per club – roughly what Arsenal spent on much-vaunted Gabonese striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.
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As someone who has quite literally "lived" in some of our most vaunted higher-education institutions for over 50 years, I can't remember one where "funding" represented less than the university's preeminent objective.
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This is a bit passé now, but there was a day when everyone from vaunted intellectuals to middlebrow bourgeois New Yorker perusers suspected that Freud had the right idea about sex and society.
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But it is a mark of the EU's failing authority that it is no longer able to guarantee within its borders its much-vaunted values of liberal democracy like freedom of the press.
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D'Arnaud's offensive potential was so vaunted that he was seen as the centerpiece of the 2012 trade with the Blue Jays in which Dickey went to Toronto and the Mets also acquired Syndergaard.
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Ms. Warren has always had a vaunted organization in the state, and the campaign believes the person-to-person relationships it has established with supporters will make them more committed on caucus night.
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So far all the working class has gotten from Trump is that much-vaunted effort to increase employment by taking credit for corporate job expansion that was already in the works in 2016.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "President Warns Holdouts in G.O.P. Over Health Bill" (front page, March 22): We now have the clearest demonstration so far of our new president's vaunted skill at negotiation.
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Many of these Democrats propose a middle ground: The public option, which they say would allow people the ever-vaunted choice to stay on their employer plan, while also providing a public option.
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His misogyny may not top the list -- breaking the law and compromising American national security takes that vaunted spot -- but never again can a man this sneering and sexist occupy the Oval Office.
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While other advanced countries spend, on average, about three times as much as we do helping families — so much for our vaunted "family values" — it's still a relatively small part of their budgets.
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Bear in mind that it was the Patriots offensive line that was earning plaudits the week before for shutting down a vaunted Chiefs pass rush, albeit one that was mostly without Justin Houston. 22011.
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If, on the other hand, Priebus simply failed to foresee the fallout, his political instincts may not be as vaunted as first advertised and a conspicuous lack of White House experience will exacerbate this.
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He wanted something, kind of like a vaunted tome, but there was a little bit of a delusion in that the material is about rock and roll, and it's about the '60s and '70s.
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Vying to join the vaunted All Blacks, he played in several trials, but it wasn't until 1970 — when he toured with Otago in South Africa — that he was invited to join the national team.
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With Ms. Warren having built a vaunted statewide organization and enjoying an electoral base heavy on the white liberals that dominate Iowa's caucus electorate, her performance illustrates the ideological squeeze she finds herself in.
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In any case, sources said that Farrow arrived at the vaunted magazine with lots of reporting and that they wonder why NBC News wasn't willing to see the story through after so many months.
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If you're part of that vaunted club, your tax bill this year will likely be smaller than usual thanks to Republicans in Congress passing a massive tax cut targeted to disproportionately benefit the rich.
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Now that the platform's feed is no longer chronological, and the algorithm is instead based on some secret sauce of speed and volume of engagement, getting that vaunted "organic reach" is harder than ever.
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Given the moribund state of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process and the long odds of success, Putin would almost certainly fail, tarnishing his vaunted image and likely angering Israelis and Palestinians in the process.
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Formula One fans around the world will finally have a way to tune in to each and every Grand Prix without a cable subscription: the vaunted motorsport series is launching its own streaming service.
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But yet the vaunted (?) yellow rubber ducky doesn't explode like how the previously impenetrable hockey puck nor did it get destroyed to smithereens like every other object that's been put under the hydraulic press.
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Maybe that Uzi is doing the greatest Billie Joe Armstrong impression in rap, despite the fact that—as far as his vaunted pop punk influences go—he's probably thinking of Paramore before Green Day.
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Their aim is to warn Americans, in particular, that their republic—for all its vaunted checks and balances—is not immune to the pathologies which, over the years, have infected and diseased other democracies.
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Kluber threw six-plus stellar innings, and Cleveland's vaunted bullpen took it from there as the Indians beat the Chicago Cubs 6-0 Tuesday in Game 1 of the World Series at Progressive Field.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's capital expenditure boom is shifting to the services sector, stirring fears that self-checkout systems and software will take the human touch out of omotenashi, the country's vaunted commitment to hospitality.
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For all its vaunted liberal ideals of tolerance and meritocracy, tech is big business and it will find a way to live and thrive inside a Trump regime and make all the necessary compromises.
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Boston College (9-213, 243-231) cut its 256-point halftime deficit to six early in the second half but a little later went scoreless for more than seven minutes against Virginia's vaunted defense.
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Possibly adding to consumer jitters, even China's vaunted property market is showing signs of fatigue, with growth in real estate investment cooling to a 10-month low and home sales falling again last month.
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In exchange for that production—he was the leader of Seattle's vaunted (and since squandered) Legion of Boom—the franchise gave him a symbolic middle finger this summer when he tried to get paid.
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Unless Congress calls an extraordinary session and the laws are passed by May 28th, Mr Peña's vaunted new National Anti-corruption System, enshrined in a constitutional amendment last year, will become a dead letter.
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The spread has also confirmed for Democratic leaders that their vaunted small-dollar donor base remains fired up and ready to spend on candidates willing to fight -- even when the odds are against them.
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But even before Ali's jaw began to bloat, the unbeaten Frazier had dulled the vaunted weapons of his revival in recording his 26th victory, although he failed in his quest for his 23th knockout.
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Consider that the much-vaunted Apple store, which has the highest profit per-square-foot of any store in the United States, essentially offers variants of four products: telephone, watch, music player and laptop.
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While Amazon's vaunted retail business frequently lost money over the last decade, AWS has been one of its most reliably profitable divisions, bringing in $5.4 billion in revenue in the first quarter of 2018.
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The best bench in the league needs to be just that, whether it's as a five-man group or the vaunted Lowry-and-bench groups that could be called on in close fourth quarters.
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Now, amid growing fears of regulation and a number of companies hit by scandal, production problems, testing accidents or President Donald Trump's Twitter ire, the much-vaunted sector is facing a mounting sell-off.
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"Hollywood Rams" soon emerged as a euphemism for the Rams' off-the-field pursuits and as an explanation for why the vaunted teams of the late 1940s and 50s only won one NFL championship.
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Considering the much-vaunted name of Hopkins', "GGG"'s management at K2 Promotions could be interested if the Kazakhstani knockout machine gets beyond American Dominic Wade later in April (which is more than likely).
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Other new announcements include Personalizer, an AI-powered tool to help its customers build systems that recommend content or webpages to individual users — kind of like YouTube's vaunted algorithm, or Amazon's product recommendation features.
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And then it's vaunted, so you're questioning if a relationship that you've found or this person or this kindred spirit that you're experiencing fits the mold of that type of romance that you've seen.
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And so even as Mr. Chen cracks down in Xinjiang, the Chinese government touts the region as the gateway for its much-vaunted "one belt, one road" initiative, Mr. Xi's signature foreign policy project.
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Young professionals toke before work, take pot-fueled hikes and chat about strains of vaunted "BC bud" — grown illegally near snow-covered mountains in the southeast of the province — as if discussing fine wine.
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But the prolonged impasse over Brexit, which was approved more than three years ago but still hasn't taken place, has taken a toll on how much of the world views Britain's vaunted political institutions.
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Wednesday marked the 28th consecutive day of union-led strikes that have hobbled France's much-vaunted train network and have made getting around Paris into an odyssey, with Metro lines mostly closed or spotty.
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In return, the Trump administration has secured some relatively small-scale arms deals and Kushner is more than likely to emerge empty handed with his much-vaunted and long-awaited Israeli-Palestinian peace plan.
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For Beau Biden, the son of Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., or for Senator Edward M. Kennedy before him — both glioblastoma patients — the vaunted advances in medical science did not come soon enough.
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Each dog breed is judged individually; the winner from each breed participates in the group round, and the top dog from each group goes on to compete for the vaunted Best in Show award.
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Similarly, this movement's vaunted commitment to free speech looks a bit shallow after you receive a letter from Jordan Peterson threatening a lawsuit because you ran an interview with a scholar who criticized him.
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Domination was expected of this team, and while their vaunted bullpen has stumbled out of the gate somewhat, the lineup has been pretty much the powerhouse that one would have expected it to be.
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It was a flash mob of a state convention, lasting just a few hours in comparison to the sometimes days long affairs in other states where Cruz and his vaunted ground game has bested Trump.
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The blizzard that dropped 26.8 inches of snow in Central Park from Friday to Saturday stilled New York City's vaunted cultural scene, forcing the closing of art museums, concert halls, Broadway stages and movie theaters.
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Dollar Shave Club and Earnest are examples of companies that raised more than $100 million in funding but ended up delivering exits less than the vaunted 10x multiple that most venture investors seem to target.
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Perry Capital LLC, Eton Park Capital Management LP, Passport Capital LLC and Eclectica Asset Management LLP are among the major firms to recently close once vaunted funds following years of mediocre performance and declining assets.
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The Friars were within six points midway through the second half against unbeaten Virginia on Saturday before falling 63-52 in the Emerald Coast Classic, scoring the most points against the vaunted Cavaliers this season.
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Australia could be a step closer to losing its vaunted triple A credit rating after a deeply divided electorate left the country in limbo and foreshadowed a hung parliament where no party holds outright power.
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There was no commitment to the much-vaunted freeze on output, with Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih stating they are in no hurry to limit output, although it is a possibility for the future.
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Opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn said he will support Britain's continued membership in the EU, though he said Cameron's vaunted "renegotiation" of the terms of its relationship with the EU will have little impact.
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Los Angeles Rams: L.A.'s vaunted special teams could take a hit over the next eight weeks with Pharoh Cooper — a Pro Bowl returner in 2017 — headed to injured reserve due to an ankle sprain.
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Contrary to what Americans tend to believe these days, the United States was founded at least as much on republican principles as it was on the vaunted liberalism of John Locke, if not more so.
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The arrest comes less than two months after hackers attempted to auction off what they claim is the source code to a vaunted, likely state-sponsored hacking group many believe is affiliated with the NSA.
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The decision handed a surprise victory to anti-gentrification groups who had protested Google's plan, but some city officials saw it as a lost economic opportunity and a stain on Berlin's vaunted tech-friendly reputation.
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ATLANTA — The South Regional was supposed to be the Kentucky Invitational, a warm up tournament for the vaunted Wildcats before the team took its rightful place in the Final Four next week in San Antonio.
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Still, the images released on Friday appeared to be mostly stock footage from previous Egyptian operations, and analysts said they were struggling to understand the specific goals of Mr. Sisi's much-vaunted drive in Sinai.
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Unfortunately, Palhares has effectively slaughtered his own career by injuring his opponents with his vaunted submissions, only to be repeatedly knocked out in middleweight bouts overseas when he was suspended by North American athletic commissions.
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According to South Korean and Chinese officials, Kim Jong Un told them denuclearizing the Korean peninsula was forebearers' teaching - a potential talking point if he does try to justify curtailing his much-vaunted nuclear program.
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A few missiles from Iraq or Iran could be deflected by Israel's vaunted, multilayered air-defense network, which complements the short-range Iron Dome with the medium-range David's Sling and long-range Arrow systems.
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He could clearly appreciate the beauty and witchery of the ecclesiastical vestments on loan from Rome, and not less the ultra-lavish secular interpretations by Cristobal Balenciaga, John Galliano, Olivier Theyskens and their vaunted like.
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The special election in a region that stretches from the affluent suburbs of Columbus to the Appalachian foothills east of Zanesville could be the next big test of the vaunted "blue wave" brewing for November.
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But Elliott's presence unquestionably influenced the result, as he knifed through the Giants' vaunted defensive front for 248 rushing yards on 24 carries and bewildered the secondary for 36 more yards on five pass receptions.
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THE MUSEUM OF MODERN ART continued to redefine its profile as perhaps the world's leading repository of Modernism, disrupting its vaunted linear narrative with a belated overview of Francis Picabia's fertile zigzagging (through March 21970).
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And Cadillac's semiautonomous Super Cruise technology — which allows full hands-free driving on most major highways — is being hailed by some critics as superior to Tesla's vaunted Autopilot, particularly for its emphasis on safe operation.
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Martin Henriksen, a senior member of the Danish People's Party who is chairman of Parliament's Committee on Foreigners and Integration, said immigration from Muslim-majority countries was threatening Danish identity and the country's vaunted tolerance.
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Despite marking the studio's first solo outing with a female superhero, the result feels like one of Marvel's lesser lights -- a dutiful cog in its vaunted cinematic universe as opposed to any sort of breakthrough.
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"It was never really a question," said party spokesperson Aaron Britt, who explained that the Iowa GOP viewed it as a matter of maintaining its vaunted status as the first battleground in the primary process.
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The University of Alabama's vaunted football team is so good at beating up its opponents on the gridiron that students often leave home games early, much to the chagrin of legendary head coach Nick Saban.
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The same theater's less-vaunted titles of note included most recently the American writer Julia Jarcho's "Grimly Handsome," a macabre fantasia that featured actors dressed as pandas adrift in a "paradise of perversions" (don't ask).
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Given the huge turnout, Mr. Cruz might not have even targeted as many voters as he actually won, making it harder to argue that it was his vaunted field operation that put him over the top.
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Photo: AP A team of crytopgraphers from Germany's Ruhr University Bochum say they have uncovered flaws in WhatsApp's security that could limit the benefits of the messaging service's vaunted end-to-end encryption in group chats.
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Manager Tahsin Yasin said the audit, which the company is contesting, made him realize the government's much-vaunted reforms were off-track, a gloomy prospect for a country battling an economic crash and a separatist war.
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This may be true for some, but given the prominence of racism in Trump's campaign platform, these much-vaunted "other" reasons are but threads in a tight veil of illusion Trump voters have woven for themselves.
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By contrast, Trump called 11 other world leaders before placing a call to Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May following his election win, suggesting that the two countries' much vaunted "special relationship" might be a little rocky.
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The Mamasapano massacre also dealt a blow to Aquino's vaunted peace efforts with separatists of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, which had agreed to disarm in return for self-rule over predominantly Muslim parts of Mindanao.
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The trade wars are arguably hitting Trump's vaunted base hardest as farmers across the US suffer the brunt of disruptions and poor consumers suddenly face higher prices on key basic goods, ranging from avocados to autos.
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The deal, arranged through popular children's animation distributor GKIDS, gives HBO Max an edge in the much-vaunted streaming wars, which have seen studios and platforms rush to incentivize viewership based on content offerings and curation.
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"CVS has gone from a market darling to a total dog, as its once-vaunted pharmacy benefit manager business has become an albatross around its neck and the company loses share to its rivals," Cramer said.
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The Graphic detail article on "The failure of gerrymandering" (January 19903th) suggested that the strong Democratic showing in last November's mid-terms compensated for the "vaunted pro-Republican bias" in drawing the lines of congressional districts.
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After President Obama drew his vaunted "red line" over the use of chemical weapons by Syria's Bashar al-Assad, a vitriolic debate in Britain's House of Commons led to England backing out of any joint action.
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A recent financial report by Billboard has revealed that vaunted electronic music brand Beatport, an online music store and streaming service, crashed from $7.1 million in profit in 2014 to $5.5 million in losses in 2015.
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Free-agent tailback Lamar Miller appears set to keep the offense on schedule, too—great news for free-agent quarterback Brock Osweiler, who shredded the vaunted Arizona Cardinals defense in the all-important third preseason game.
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We have watched as some members of this vaunted Alliance have drifted back to the ugliness of the last century where ultra-nationalist fervor, blatant intolerance and military encroachment led to tragedy on a global scale.
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While his remarks led to bafflement abroad, his vaunted toughness had a different effect on many at home, where the criminal justice system is broken, violent criminals are rarely convicted and the police are often corrupt.
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" The strong shekel is also starting to affect Israel's vaunted ability to attract foreign investment in its very active startup scene, says Simana: "It's less attractive because the return on investment for investors decreases over time.
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"It is the clearest sign yet that AMLO intends to stop the much-vaunted energy reform in its tracks" the London-based research group said in a note, referring to Lopez Obrador by a common nickname.
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Paxton Lynch, a rookie pressed into service because of an injury to Trevor Siemian, struggled to get anything going on offense as the Broncos' vaunted defense faltered in a 23-16 loss to the Atlanta Falcons.
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They planned to boast to the world that their vaunted get-out-the-vote operation had delivered the White House to Hillary Clinton by winning three crucial Rust Belt states for her: Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
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Critic's Notebook Megyn Kelly, the vaunted and very expensive new addition to NBC's morning, is gone — for now, and maybe for good — after saying that she didn't see the big deal about white people wearing blackface.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's much-vaunted economy grew at its slowest pace in a decade last quarter as cash-strapped consumers went on strike, an urgent argument for more monetary and fiscal stimulus as headwinds mount globally.
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Trump did not draw a direct link between weapons sales and his efforts to persuade other NATO countries to correct shortfalls in defense spending below NATO targets, but vaunted the benefits of U.S.-made defense equipment.
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But the worm guy is actually a vaunted comic book villain, an alien Venusian worm called Mister Mind: Mister Mind is a space worm with powerful psionic abilities; he's a master at telepathy and mind control.
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It was 2013 all over again for Nick Foles and the Philadelphia Eagles, as the quarterback channeled his younger self to light up Minnesota's vaunted secondary in a 38-7 victory in the N.F.C. Championship game.
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For an up-close look at Bordeaux's vaunted wines, splurge on a Wine Cab pickup near the opera house for an afternoon trip to the countryside in a London black taxi with a bilingual chauffeur/guide.
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Two of Mr. Erdogan's much vaunted bridges — the Osman Gazi Bridge over the Gulf of Izmit, and the Yavuz Sultan Selim Bridge, which spans the Bosporus — have little traffic partly because of the high tolls charged.
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Trump did not draw a direct link between weapons sales and his efforts to persuade other NATO countries to correct shortfalls in defence spending below NATO targets, but vaunted the benefits of U.S.-made defence equipment.
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Alexis Wong, a 15-year-old protester who was taping down one of the Winnie the Pooh posters, said it was an important act of rebellion against a leader who directly threatened Hong Kong's vaunted freedoms.
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The abrupt and once-unthinkable defenestration of Mr. O'Reilly on Wednesday leaves Fox News without the top-rated host in cable news — and with a potentially far-reaching shake-up in the channel's vaunted evening lineup.
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Despite their vaunted personal chemistry, strains have developed between them recently as Trump has complained in private about Pompeo's failure to prevent top diplomats from testifying in the impeachment probe hearings, the senior administration official said.
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As they have done so, safety scandals have erupted across the country's much-vaunted manufacturing sector, with Subaru Corp on Friday joining Nissan Motor Co Ltd in admitting it failed to follow proper vehicle inspection procedures.
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And that's partly because their vaunted attack, predicated on passing, becomes a lot less fluid in the fourth quarter, even when their four superstars — Green, Kevin Durant, Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson — are on the floor.
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There are diver G-Shocks, analogue G-Shocks, smart G-Shocks, streetwear G-Shocks made with brands like Bape and Stussy, and high fashion G-Shocks made with vaunted labels like Maison Margiela and Robert Geller.
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Those leaders are increasingly fearful that a fledgling independence or secessionist movement in Hong Kong could spread, and a Beijing official based in the city warned at the weekend that further trouble could threaten its vaunted autonomy.
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With polls tightening sharply during the past week, and Mrs Clinton clinging to a vulnerable four-percentage-point lead, her vaunted advantage in the ground game over Mr Trump's disorganised campaign could be a priceless insurance policy.
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Until Trump finally donated a million dollars—his much-vaunted personal contribution to a campaign-season fundraiser for veterans charities—last year, Fahrenthold struggled to find just about any substantial donation from Trump between 2009 and 2016.
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Since Gogoro came out of stealth mode, Yamaha, Honda, even Piaggio — the world's most recognizable scooter company and the maker of the vaunted Vespa — have signaled that they're shifting to electric (and in some cases, hybrid) technology.
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The confirmation of such an extensive hack is another blemish on the record of CEO Marissa Mayer, a vaunted former Google exec who has presided over numerous declines in the business since she arrived four years ago.
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Ireland joined a growing group of euro zone countries with deeply fractured parliaments when voters angry at not feeling the effects of a much vaunted economic recovery ousted Kenny's coalition but failed to provide a clear alternative.
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If economic growth and national security impacts are not enough to change the president's mind on his budget blueprint, he should consider where America's vaunted scientific prowess will be headed with the draconian reductions he has proposed.
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It's part of the left's war on the right MORE's National Redistricting Action Fund, giving it control of the vaunted list of supporters, donors and volunteers that Obama and his team built over more than a decade.
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First, its adherents do not criticize liberal democracy because they discount its vaunted rights and freedoms, but because they seek to create the conditions under which such principles might at last be fully enacted and ideally expanded.
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Fifteen minutes later, West Ham's young players had won — John-Joe O'Toole sent the decisive spot kick for Northampton sailing over the bar, if you must know — and claimed the much vaunted but entirely futile bonus point.
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The decision leaves Apple in the dark about the technical details of how the F.B.I. — with help from an unknown outside group that was apparently paid at least $1.3 million — managed to bypass the company's vaunted encryption.
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The Ravens, meanwhile, were unable to enjoy Steve Smith becoming the 14th player to top 1,000 career receptions as the team saw its two-game winning streak end, and its vaunted defense allowed an uncharacteristic 417 yards.
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And even Boston's chest of draft picks has seen a dip in worth: The Celtics' vaunted Kings pick will most likely be out of the top 10 because of a surprisingly strong regular-season run by Sacramento.
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With a postponement of Game 4 on Wednesday possible because of rain, the Yankees may face the daunting situation of having to beat the Astros' other vaunted starters — Justin Verlander and Zack Greinke — to stave off elimination.
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Minor and two relievers became the first pitchers in 24 tries to shut out the Yankees' vaunted lineup, helping the Texas Rangers to a 83-28 victory on Monday over the American League East leaders on Monday.
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No. 6 Virginia and its vaunted defense has been too much for opponents on the young season but that could change Friday night against Iowa in the third round of the Emerald Coast Classic in Niceville, Fla.
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The Standing Committee has used such powers before, but many across the political and legal elite of the global financial hub fear any intervention from Beijing will deal a severe blow to Hong Kong's vaunted judicial independence.
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On a night when the much loved — and hated — New York Times needle faltered and the vaunted FiveThirtyEight projections had to be reined in, another news organization was happily touting its new voter analysis system: Fox News.
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Even last year's much-vaunted capital increase for the World Bank happened only because the Bank persuaded the Americans that it was the last-ever such increase, and that it would never again ask them for more money.
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According to Lieut-General Kellogg, Mr Trump "wants to leave his options open" on Ukraine, considering it unwise "to start from an adversarial position": his much-vaunted negotiating prowess is a catch-all excuse for otherwise indefensible pronouncements.
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Controversies and investigations are also circling the vaunted "Mahogany Row" where Pompeo and the department's top aides sit, particularly regarding what investigators and career officials say is an inappropriate, partisan environment created inside sections of the State Department.
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How then could we compare the earthquake at the Camp Nou to the Miracle of Istanbul—the 2005 final, in which an unfancied Liverpool side rallied from 3-0 down at halftime to beat the vaunted AC Milan?
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The only means of ever stopping the Crimson Tide is to take the game to them up front, and the Tigers are among the very few with a defensive line potent enough to slow Alabama's vaunted ground game.
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Quarterback Matt Ryan led five scoring drives against the Broncos' vaunted defense, including two that running backs Devonta Freeman and Tevin Coleman finished with touchdowns as the Falcons won their fourth straight by beating Denver 2673-16 Sunday.
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For instance, when Barnes was sidelined, the Warriors were unable to deploy their vaunted Curry/Thompson/Iguodala/Barnes/Green "death lineup" that was key to winning their championship last year and has been their closing weapon this year.
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Alas, what we've learned with President Trump is that our much-vaunted modern bureaucratic state can be made vulnerable when yoked to a man without scruples and a party that refuses to protect the norms of our nation.
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The developer is hoping to change that by releasing 10 new games in 2016, including much vaunted titles Dawn of Titans and CSR Racing 2 from studio NaturalMotion, which Zynga acquired in 2014 for more than $500 million.
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ForeScout, a security company that helps firms detect devices on their networks they might not know about, announced a $76 million investment round today on a billion dollar valuation, making it a member of the vaunted unicorn club.
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And though Trump's much-vaunted infrastructure proposal will reportedly set aside $50 billion for rural development, a leaked draft of the forthcoming plan makes clear that it may be nothing more than a boon for backers of privatization.
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The sale of Areva NP is the last step in a restructuring that unwinds Areva's once much-vaunted model of an integrated nuclear group that mines and enriches uranium, produces nuclear fuel, builds reactors and recycles spent fuel.
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Washington D.C. (CNN Business)When Amazon arrives in the northern Virginia suburb of Crystal City, eventually bringing 2100,25 jobs as part of its vaunted headquarters expansion, the tech behemoth will quickly become one of the region's biggest employers.
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"After his Emmy win for outstanding lead actor in a drama series for his role on "Pose" this year, Porter now holds an Emmy, Grammy, and Tony award, leaving him just an Oscar short of the vaunted "EGOT.
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This week: Amazon gets the biggest jump scare of its lifeWho could blame Jeff Bezos if he jumped out of his seat in terror when the Pentagon announced the winner of the vaunted $10 billion JEDI cloud contract?
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Such a small step would not mitigate the overall negative impact of current border and immigration policies, but it would be a sign that the university intends to live up to its vaunted commitment to diversity and inclusion.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Twitter on Monday the United States was "learning much" from the explosion which he suggested happened during the testing of a nuclear-powered cruise missile vaunted by President Vladimir Putin last year.
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In the end, the Board of Regents dropped from the final resolution a direct condemnation of anti-Zionism, language that had prompted an explosive debate about free speech in one of the country's most vaunted public university systems.
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For all China's vaunted reams of data and outsized R&D spending, its development of artificial intelligence is only half as good as the United States', according to a side-by-side assessment by an Oxford University researcher.
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EU nations have grown unnerved by the continent's worst migration crisis since World War Two, one that has jeopardised the bloc's Schengen zone of passport-free travel over national borders that has contributed greatly to its vaunted prosperity.
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Furthermore, if it's the aide who presents the decision to the president who is the "decider," then the fighting among aides over which of them should get that vaunted decision-making role will likely prove even more intense.
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He has taken the pandemic as the impetus to restore to primacy a vaunted British thinker from the last century — the economist John Maynard Keynes, who argued that government spending was the curative when economic trouble breaks out.
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If she were to lose, it would be the second time that the vaunted Queens machine — seen as influential in the looming fight over who will become City Council speaker — failed to defend an incumbent in the area.
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One of the greatest tests yet of his vaunted abilities to communicate with audiences has come with his desire to perform the suites, as intimate as music gets, in spaces many times larger than Bach could have imagined.
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Pennsylvania State University, a Big Ten college and home of the vaunted Nittany Lions, rushed to defend one of its football players this week after he reportedly received a letter from an alumnus complaining about the athlete's dreadlocks.
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"President Trump has commenced a course of conduct that is Nixonian in its design and execution and threatens the long-vaunted independence of the Justice Department," the top Democrat on the House Judicial Committee said in a statement.
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The All-Pro safety for the Seattle Seahawks is out for the rest of the season with a broken leg and the team's vaunted secondary seemed lost without him in a blowout loss to the Green Bay Packers.
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After the 2010 election, he went on a much-vaunted tour of American poverty, racking up positive press for expanding the boundaries of the possible under conservatism, and arguing for an enlarged EITC that would help childless adults.
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But that's precisely why it deserves to be vaunted immediately to the top of the Billboard Charts, included on every Christmas compilation CD, and pumped out of every shopping mall speaker system from now until the end of time.
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Golden State's vaunted long-range sharpshooters Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson mostly misfired as Curry made 4-of-15 from the floor and Thompson shot 4-of-213 to combine for 20 points, 32 below their season's scoring average.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S.-based nuclear experts said on Friday they suspected an accidental blast and radiation release in northern Russia this week occurred during the testing of a nuclear-powered cruise missile vaunted by President Vladimir Putin last year.
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But with an IPO in the fitness company's sights, many of the same studio owners who helped ClassPass grow into a vaunted unicorn are now panicking about changes to the ClassPass system that they say threaten their very existence.
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OnePlus' much-vaunted proprietary Dash fast-charging system, too, uses an identical power brick to Oppo's VOOC solution; the only difference is that the inside of the USB port and plug is red for Dash and green for VOOC.
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"CVS has gone from a market darling to a total dog, as its once-vaunted pharmacy benefit manager business has become an albatross around its neck and the company loses share to its rivals," the "Mad Money " host said.
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In food-obsessed France, where calls to uphold the country's vaunted secular liberal values have become all the more urgent after two separate terrorist attacks by Islamic extremists, pork has become a sometimes emotive issue in debates over integration.
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The confirmation of such an extensive hack is is also another blemish on the record of CEO Marissa Mayer, a vaunted former Google exec, who has presided over numerous declines in the business since she arrived four years ago.
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In a blow to the caretaker government of the People's Party, which has vaunted its handling of the economic turnaround in the run-up to the election, Spain missed its 2015 deficit target by a wider margin than expected.
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The Italians let in more goals on Saturday than the three they had conceded in the 12 games they played to reach the final as a much-vaunted Real attack versus Juve defense scenario went emphatically in Madrid's favor.
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After decades of smoke surrounding inappropriate behavior by vaunted Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein, the New York Times is officially yelling "fire," with an explosive report that alleges Weinstein and his company have been burying sexual harassment allegations for years.
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"These young people are trying to right the wrongs that we have long been avoiding," he said, referring to Beijing's two-decade effort to chip away at the vaunted liberties that differentiate this former British colony from mainland China.
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Trailing 34-22 at the half, Boeheim said he followed assistant coaches Mike Hopkins and Gerry McNamara's advice that the Orange open the floor and allow wings Battle and White to penetrate against Virginia's vaunted man-to-man defense.
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As Britain prepares to vote on whether to retain its membership in the European Union, dire warnings have been multiplying about the punch to the British economy, and especially the vaunted financial industry, should the so-called Brexit happen.
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TALLINN (Reuters) - Estonia plans to block access to the country's vaunted online services for 760,000 people from midnight on Friday to fix a security flaw in some of the Baltic country's identity smartcards that was identified earlier this year.
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Though the much-vaunted grunginess of Yeezus had been patented on the G.O.O.D. Music compilation Cruel Summer from the year prior, (see: "Sin City") a particular raging energy coursed through the later album that gave it an extra kick.
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Ratings agencies have reacted by relegating the credit ratings of many countries and firms ever lower down the scales, with once-vaunted developing countries such as Brazil and Russia now ranked sub-investment grade - or junk in common parlance.
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Barely have we become enmeshed in the shadowy dealings of Sir Frances Walsingham (Aidan McArdle), the vaunted Elizabethan-era spymaster, before barbed mentions of Europe and immigrants remind us that time may move on but attitudes often do not.
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The Seahawks were also without safety Kam Chancellor because of a neck injury, leaving their vaunted secondary with several new faces, a situation that was exacerbated when Shaquill Griffin left the game to be evaluated for a potential concussion.
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But she is wrestling not so much with the long dead 19th-century painter Frederic Edwin Church, who did a great deal to shape a certain vaunted tradition of American landscape painting, as with the ideologies that Church championed.
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These Islanders have made it their habit to wear down opponents with suffocating defense, stellar goaltending and enough opportunistic goals to win 22 regular-season games and four straight against the vaunted Pittsburgh Penguins in the opening playoff round.
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HANOI (Reuters) - When North Korean leader Kim Jong Un rolled into the Vietnamese border station of Dong Dang early on Tuesday, his vaunted specialized train was pulled by a red-and-yellow locomotive emblazoned with China's national railway logo.
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A vaunted housing project built in 1950s St. Louis quickly became a nightmare of crime and vandalism; a smaller, adjacent complex remained relatively free of trouble because its design promoted "informal surveillance" and care of common spaces by neighbors.
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It stumbled in the public eye after being labeled a "vampire squid" by Rolling Stone magazine, but the true test for management came later, as the firm's vaunted trading businesses struggled under placid markets and heightened post-crisis regulation.
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This ad was part and parcel of an election that has put some of the most vocal House Republicans, including the vaunted Freedom Caucus, on notice that defying Trump's right-populist orientation could put their political future at risk.
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One day after having his name and writings enshrined into his party's constitution, placing him in the vaunted ranks beside Mao Zedong, President Xi Jinping proudly announced China's top ruling council Wednesday, showing off a politburo stacked with allies.
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LONDON — In France, the land of Molière, questions of language are so sacred that every Thursday the "immortals," the guardians of the French language at the Académie Française, meet to discuss — among other things — proposed changes to the institution's vaunted dictionary.
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A reactive takedown late in the second round had scored Moicano some points and won him some breathing room, but an attempt at the same in round three saw him dragged into the vaunted Ortega guillotine and he was quickly submitted.
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The vaunted Kings, winners of 24 of their 28 road games, appeared beatable — especially given that the 33-year-old Budaj had not played in the N.H.L. since facing the Rangers for the Montreal Canadiens in the 2014 Eastern Conference finals.
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In all three he showed his vaunted punching power but also did a great job of staying safe against a faster opponent in Pettis, a strong wrestler and bigger punching pressure fighter in Gaethje, and a tough old foe in Alvarez.
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Once-vaunted frontier markets — encompassing riskier African, Latin American and Asian countries plus some small developed ones such as Slovenia and Lithuania — have seen share listings, trading volumes and returns all broadly fall short of expectations, according to many investors.
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Apple may use other layers of defenses against invading its users' privacy, as it says, but Korolova argues those other measures can change without users' knowledge, and don't make the company's vaunted implementation of differential privacy itself any less weak.
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The timing is particularly awkward since the outbreak coincided with the much-vaunted Forum on China-Africa Co-operation, hosted by Xi Jinping, China's leader, on September 3rd and 4th in Beijing, to win African hearts, minds and business deals.
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The situation is seen among many across Hong Kong's legal and political elites as one of the biggest tests the global financial hub has faced since its handover to China, with some fearing its vaunted rule of law is under threat.
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Patriots partisans chalk up this imbalance to the team's vaunted toughness in the "red zone" (inside their own 20-yard line), forcing opponents to settle for mere field goals on drives where they had a good chance to score touchdowns.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - U.S. Vice President Joe Biden said on Friday that Turkey, once vaunted by Washington as a model of Islamic democracy, was setting a poor example for the region in intimidating media, curtailing internet freedom and accusing academics of treason.
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The two met to discuss the world's most pressing issues and to reaffirm the two country's oft-vaunted "special relationship" in the face of the UK's decision to leave the EU, but the tone from the assembled reporters was combative.
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INGRAHAM: So when you&aposre coaching at Notre Dame, the vaunted Notre Dame, did you ever have parents come up to you and say, look, I know everything is on the line with every game, but you never play my son.
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GOLD COAST, Australia (Reuters) - Yohan Blake had to settle for a second bronze and Elaine Thompson a single silver as Jamaica's vaunted sprinters failed to fire in the relays on the final day of athletics at the Commonwealth Games on Saturday.
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In a televised address, Rajoy said that that if Catalonia had declared independence, he was ready to invoke the much-vaunted "Article 155" of the Constitution to seize powers back from Catalonia, sacking the regional government and calling fresh elections.
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A series of court cases against about 100 young democracy activists has, however, shaken confidence in the city's vaunted rule of law and critics fear a watering down of its freedoms and creeping interference by Communist Party rulers in Beijing.
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Once the Athletics survived the vaunted part of the Yankees' bullpen — Chasen Shreve, Dellin Betances and Andrew Miller, who have not allowed an earned run in 18 1/3 combined innings — they broke through in the 11th against Johnny Barbato.
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But when the goal of going to the moon was pursued in the 28503's, the entire computing capacity in the vaunted Houston Mission Control room, for example, was roughly the equivalent of what we have in an iPhone today.
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PARIS — This week marks the ascension of four new designers at four vaunted houses: Anthony Vaccarello at Yves Saint Laurent, Bouchra Jarrar at Lanvin, Maria Grazia Chiuri at Christian Dior and Pierpaolo Piccioli, solo for the first time, at Valentino.
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The Chicago Blackhawks aren't getting much bang for their buck from their vaunted second line, with Artem Anisimov struggling to find the words in much the same manner as he's struggled to find the net in the last 11 games.
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Saudi Arabia's economic transformation strategy, the much-vaunted Vision 2030 that's being driven by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, aims to increase FDI into Saudi Arabia from 3.8 percent to the international level of 5.7 percent of gross domestic product (GDP).
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Tesla has adopted what I'd term a backward strategy for Model 3 because CEO Elon Musk's vaunted "Master Plan" always called for making expensive vehicles to fund cheaper ones, with the ultimate goal of getting more electric vehicles on the road.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's top nuclear official promised on Monday to succeed in developing new weapons as he paid tribute to five scientists killed in what U.S. experts suspect was the botched test of a new missile vaunted by President Vladimir Putin.
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ATLANTA (Reuters) - Patriots kicker Stephen Gostkowski connected on a 42-year field goal and the vaunted Los Angeles Rams offense were held scoreless as New England took a 3-0 lead into halftime at the Super Bowl on Sunday in Atlanta.
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Moreover, Mrs Clinton's vaunted analytics department can target persuadable voters whose doors await a knock, and likely supporters with a middling propensity to vote who could use a ride to the polls, with the pinpoint accuracy of a Facebook advertisement.
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From here it's formidable stuff: Toni Kroos, Sami Khedira, Thomas Müller, Mesut Özil and Julian Draxler form a midfield/attacking-midfield quintet that can carve open pretty much any defence – even, you would suspect, the much-vaunted Italian back-line.
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More than three months after Election Day, lots of Americans are still trying to grapple with the odd result that our vaunted democratic system spat out: The guy running the country is disliked by most of the people in it.
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LONDON — In the Netherlands, a country vaunted for its liberalism, a proposal to legalize assisted suicide for older people who are generally healthy but feel they have led a full life has stirred up an ethical storm in some quarters.
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Determined to consider what, if anything, the vaunted "Made in Italy" label inside a garment really meant, they also performed an almost accidental act of resuscitation, bringing to light many worthy but lesser-known figures from the Italian fashion canon.
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The project is being led by one of the most vaunted but enigmatic figures in the tech world, Pavel Durov, who built the biggest social network in Russia, VKontakte, before thumbing his nose at Vladimir V. Putin and fleeing the country.
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The case could add to concerns about the safety of patients in Britain's once-vaunted National Health Service, even as tight budgets and the possible impact of Britain's pending departure from the European Union have augmented a sense of unease.
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On the seventh month of his presidency, finance minister Carlos Urzúa, a former longtime ally of the president, bitterly resigned with a resignation letter that raised questions about the president's decision-making and his much-vaunted promise to reduce corruption.
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"The Chinese figure the vaunted 301 measures are on hold until after the Trump family trips to Beijing," Mr. Paal said, referring to the section of the 1974 Trade Act that the administration was planning to use to punish China.
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All of those managers who have fallen this year have had a point: there are times when Liverpool does seem to struggle to click into gear, when its passing goes haywire, when even its vaunted forward line seems out of sorts.
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And there are already grumblings among Ferrari investors, dealers and collectors about whether a former consumer-goods chief truly has the car expertise and specialized knowledge about the most storied and vaunted name in autos and racing to maintain its exclusivity.
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Picking up where last year's vaunted movie pilot left off, this new series extends that tale of three friends (Afton Williamson, David Call and Mack Wilds) plotting hip-hop success during the genre's golden age in early '90s New York.
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Despite its vaunted collection, prodigious $22015 million budget and a board stocked with some of the country's most powerful donors, the Met is largely run by a dozen or so executives and trustees, interviews show, with little transparency or accountability.
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The angry, gloomy harangue that has been the Trump campaign has helped undermine core American values — including openness, generosity, and an unshakable optimism Indeed, for all of Trump's vaunted media mastery, selling Republicans on the American apocalypse really wasn't so hard.
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A graduate of Hamilton High School's vaunted music academy, the classmate of Kamasi Washington played what he describes as "nerdy jazz guitar" before heading to NYU, where he chanced to live down the hall from Chris Taylor as a freshman.
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Not only was the hacked bitcoin exchange, Bitfinex, one of the largest in the business, but it used a much-vaunted technology called "multi-signature wallets" to store user funds that the company once flaunted as being "superior" to the competition.
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The Astros' vaunted offense made short work of Darvish, who allowed four runs on six hits and a walk through 1-2/3 innings in a World Series debut that fell apart for the Japanese right-hander in the second inning.
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But while that draft deal has had many detractors in London, and might not even be approved by the U.K. parliament, it's a separate, shorter 'Political Declaration' on the much-vaunted "future relationship" with Britain that's causing problems ahead of the summit.
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The lifting of the longtime trade embargo won't just mean the U.S. gets access to Cuban cigars and rum; it also means collaboration with the vaunted Cuban medical system, which manages to achieve life-extending outcomes at a fraction of the cost.
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In the whole of 23, only 22 percent of U.S. LNG exports went to the EU. The Commission, the EU's executive arm, expects U.S. gas exports to the region could double by 22 and has vaunted the construction of LNG terminals across Europe.
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SAIPAN (Reuters) - More than six months after super typhoon Yutu battered Saipan, recovery efforts are making little traction with the government facing cash-flow problems as its once vaunted engine of growth – a Chinese-funded casino project - is mired in deep losses.
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Such is the strategy of Da Legna, a relative newcomer that opened on State Street in the East Rock neighborhood (just a block from Modern Apizza) in late 2012, and that is already stacking up quite well against New Haven's most vaunted pizzerias.
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He has been vetted and vaunted by the Federalist Society, the conservative legal organisation that has cultivated talent since early in the Reagan administration, identifying candidates in law school and preparing them to enter the nation's courts and stem the liberal tide.
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At His Smartest Newer fans may struggle to understand Fedor's vaunted fight IQ when they see footage of him swinging wild with Bigfoot Silva and Dan Henderson, and leaping into Fabricio Werdum's guard, but at his best Emelianenko was a masterful tactician.
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" But Marvel appears to have adopted a new strategy in this space -- one that casts a not-very-flattering light on its previous output -- after having largely devoted its TV efforts to second-tier characters more peripherally connected to its vaunted "cinematic universe.
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Sanders, as much as Donald Trump, embodied that with his rockstar-like rallies of thousands of supporters, millions of small donations that beat even President Barack Obama's vaunted online efforts and a singular message attacking Wall Street, unchecked campaign money and income inequality.
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Europe's much-vaunted banking union may still be a work in progress but the European Commission's head of financial regulation told CNBC that banks in the region are far more resilient now than before thanks to new rules in the financial sector.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - As Hong Kong's judges and senior lawyers paraded in ceremonial wigs and gowns on Jan 8 to mark the start of the legal year, anxieties over China's growing reach into the city's vaunted legal system swirled with the wintry winds.
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Trump lying repeatedly in front of the CIA's vaunted Wall of Stars, and Sean Spicer getting all hot and bothered about accurate media coverage, are both damaging to the institution of the presidency—but damaging institutions is what Trump is all about.
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MORE. If you think Trump is secretly hated by the vaunted Republican establishment, you should have been in a GOP leadership meeting when it was revealed that McCain was going to destroy George W. Bush in New Hampshire in the 2000 GOP primary.
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Chris Sale shut down the Yankees' vaunted lineup with eight strikeouts over six one-run innings and Mookie Betts clubbed a grand slam to punctuate the Boston Red Sox's 14-13 rout of visiting New York at Fenway Park on Tuesday night.
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Manning, 39, the longtime face of the National Football League and one of its most marketable stars, has battled injuries and diminished skills and now strives to play mistake-free to give the team's vaunted defense a chance to control the game.
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Gaze upon our system's vaunted political blessings from the perspective of, say, someone in Puerto Rico, and they look even more mixed than they do from the mainland, where the Constitution places more weight on rural votes and less-populated regions by design.
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So came the unceremonious end for a once-vaunted portfolio that came to life in 1968 as the New England Growth Fund, overseen for most of years by Heebner, a contrarian investor who scored some of the industry's biggest gains and losses.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Nelson vaunted Mr. Rosselló's support and slammed the Trump administration's Maria response, referring to the day when Mr. Trump tossed paper towels to storm victims, a gesture that many Puerto Ricans found distasteful in the wake of the disaster.
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Improbably, Mr. Abu Asaba was the only person killed in Israel in more than 24 hours of rocket and mortar fire from the Gaza Strip, a staggering bombardment of at least 460 projectiles, many of which made it past Israel's vaunted air defenses.
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Such a rebellion would represent a troublesome new threat to Mr. LaPierre, as his organization's finances and vaunted political machine are being strained amid a host of legal battles, most notably the New York attorney general's investigation into its tax-exempt status.
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Mr. Pratt, who ran the vaunted robotics program at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or Darpa, recalls tossing and turning on the night in 2015 when he signed a contract to lead Toyota's $1 billion research arm for artificial intelligence and robotics.
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Take the rightly vaunted nightclub scene, in which Wick shoots a charging heavyweight three times in the chest to stop him in his tracks, and then once more in the head to confirm the kill before letting him fall into the pool.
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The editors of Der Spiegel, the country's most important newsmagazine, who have been dealing with the fallout of the affair and the reputational damage to its vaunted fact-checking department, have apologized to Americans who felt insulted about the former reporter's fraud.
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Seven players reached double figures in scoring, and the vaunted depth that had been so touted in the preseason — with five skill players on the court most of the time who can shoot, defend and create their own shot — was on full display.
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In this case, prosecutors sought to punish Mr. Spanier for failing to go to law enforcement when he learned that Mr. Sandusky, an assistant coach of the vaunted Nittany Lions, was seen abusing a boy in a locker room shower on campus.
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" The wood floor has been ripped up in the restaurant's vaunted dining room and bar area, which has served the likes of Humphrey Bogart and Ernest Hemingway, and has been depicted in films including "The Sweet Smell of Success," and "Wall Street.
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D'Andre Swift ran for a career-high 26 yards and two touchdowns on 27 carries against Kentucky's vaunted defense, and No. 22 Georgia beat the No. 23 Wildcats (26-208, 214-211), wrapping up its second straight Southeastern Conference Eastern Division title.
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The men, both American citizens of Mexican descent, were fatally shot along a Texas road during La Matanza, or The Massacre, a bloody period when members of the vaunted Texas Rangers slayed hundreds of Mexican-Americans amid a climate of racism and hate.
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And in filleting a play that, in Elinor Cook's new version, has been relocated from the Norwegian fjords to an unidentified island in the Caribbean of the 1950s, Ibsen's vaunted claustrophobia finds release amid a climate of rum cocktails and steel drums.
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Renault's board fired its chief executive, Thierry Bolloré, on Friday, just days after Nissan shook up its leadership as the two automakers in a much-vaunted alliance struggle to regain their footing nearly a year after Carlos Ghosn was ousted as their chairman.
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Everybody Covered takes a closer look at a single-payer plan in Taiwan, a private-public hybrid in Australia, supercharged Obamacare in the Netherlands, the vaunted National Health Service of Great Britain, and an innovative hospital budgeting scheme right here in Maryland.
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The company has entranced investors despite a litany of red flags, like enormous losses that are expected to persist for years, a slowdown in its once-vaunted user growth rates, and an ownership structure that gives Snapchat's founders control for decades to come.
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After Dale Earnhardt's death on the final lap of the 2001 Daytona 500, Harvick took over Earnhardt's vaunted Richard Childress Racing ride the following week at Rockingham — albeit in a Chevrolet sporting the No. 29 in lieu of the trademark No. 238.
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It's worth noting that the vaunted opening weekend for "Wonder Woman," with its aura of female empowerment, will lead into the opening of Bill Cosby's sexual assault trial in Norristown, Pa., on Monday, with all its undertones of wanton sexism and disregard.
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"The pressure is now on for Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to deliver on his vaunted Vision 2030 roadmap and transform the change-resistant kingdom into a dynamic, diverse economy that can persevere once the world has moved beyond oil," they report.
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They would have had to fight through suspensions and injuries to practically all of their vaunted offensive talent, not to mention overcoming a defense that shares almost nothing but uniforms in a unit that finished first in points allowed in 2010 and 323.
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The 33-year-old journeyman was called upon to maintain an Astros lead against the vaunted Los Angeles Dodgers lineup and delivered, allowing one run before settling down to retire the final 11 batters he faced in the 4-3 series triumph.
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And improbably, Sanders — with virtually no fundraising events, limited outside spending and a on-edge relationship with party leadership — came close to matching the vaunted Clinton machine dollar for dollar, reaching parity on television during some weeks and even out-raising her during some months.
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It's a modest amount to ask for these days, especially for a hardware startup, but the potential is there to be a major company — and more importantly, to have a real positive effect on groups that are frequently forgotten by Silicon Valley's vaunted innovators.
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At the same time, Miguel Atwood-Ferguson, a violinist and composer, brought his "Suite For Ma Dukes" show to the Barbican Centre in London, leading a 17-piece ensemble in performing a selection of works by J Dilla, a much-vaunted hip-hop producer.
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This phone has a similar spec sheet to Huawei's flagship Mate 10 Pro, with the company's much-vaunted AI-capable Kirin 970 processor — you just step down to a 16-megapixel camera, a slightly smaller 3750mAh battery, and an LCD rather than OLED screen.
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CHINA'S vague but much-vaunted Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has been providing buzzword fodder for government leaders and official sloganeers since 5003, when the country launched the scheme to extend its political and economic influence abroad by investing in infrastructure and other big projects.
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Starr, who will continue to teach at the law school, told ESPN's "Outside the Lines" for an interview broadcast Wednesday that he didn't know about the allegations of sexual assault involving members of Baylor's vaunted football program until media reports first surfaced in 2015.
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His eponymous label embraces the unique style that he saw growing up in California in the 80s and 90s, taking the looks of the Chicanxs prowling the streets of LA in lowriders and transporting that to the vaunted runways of New York Fashion Week.
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The studio has a great deal riding on this battle of culturally imperishable superheroes, the launchpad for its proposed series of "DC Extended Universe" tentpoles that it hopes will prove viable rivals to Marvel's vaunted cinematic gold mine of comic book figures turned film franchises.
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The Iowa caucuses have often served as predictors of broader trends throughout each presidential cycle and beyond giving one candidate or another much-vaunted momentum, have also exposed underlying moods and feelings among voters, some of which were not immediately clear in horse-race polling.
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Exports to Britain fell 4 percent in the first quarter in the run-up to the UK's June 23 vote to leave the EU, the VDMA engineering association said, and ensuing uncertainty is likely to further sap demand for vaunted "Made in Germany" goods.
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From Greece to South Africa, Bitcoin has been vaunted as a technology with world-saving power, either by replacing a broken money system wholesale or just making it easier for people living in the West to send money back to their families at home.
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That 217 out of 238 House Republicans went along with this bill shows that despite their vaunted concern for policy, in the end they're no different than Trump, eager for the appearance of victory in the short term, without regard to long-term consequences.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping's vaunted Silk Road looked less compelling as it ran into political and economic resistance from other countries concerned with rising Chinese influence, including the United States, Australia and the United Kingdom, which criticized China's indifference to global standards and norms.
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Mysterious rocket accident in Russia: here U.S. President Donald Trump said on Twitter on Monday the United States was "learning much" from the explosion which he suggested happened during the testing of a nuclear-powered cruise missile vaunted by President Vladimir Putin last year.
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I should mention that Driveclub for PS4 had one of the most catastrophic launches in recent video game history, with most of its much-vaunted network functionality completely broken upon release, so I shouldn't be too effusive in praise based on a trade show demo.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Shinzo Abe may be about to become Japan's longest-serving prime minister, but he also looks set to lead the world's third-largest economy into a downturn, with little sign that his much-vaunted "Abenomics" stimulus policies will help turn things around.
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Chile's withdrawal - the first time a nation has pulled out of hosting a major climate summit at such short notice - threw the process into confusion and dealt a further blow to Chile's much-vaunted image as one of the most stable countries in Latin America.
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Chile's withdrawal - the first time a nation has pulled out of hosting a major climate summit at such short notice - threw the process into confusion and dealt a further blow to Chile's much-vaunted image as one of the most stable countries in Latin America.
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At a time when another once-vaunted medical start-up, Theranos, faces serious questions about its core technology and its $9 billion valuation, Stemcentrx appears to have validated the hopes of its backers, including venture capitalists not normally known for investing in biotechnology companies.
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Well, here is what Kevin, an affluent, educated suburbanite, has to say in his column, titled an "Election Therapy Guide for Liberals": Donald Trump pulled off one of the greatest political feats in modern history by defeating Hillary Clinton and the vaunted Clinton machine.
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That vaunted post, which makes Mr. Bannon the single most influential figure in the Trump campaign, is a leap of faith by a candidate who has long eschewed political professionals: Mr. Bannon has never before worked on a national campaign, let alone overseen one.
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Mr. Chavez, who is 20133 and has a thick beard, represents a departure from the button-down partners of Goldman lore — plutocrats who wore their power on their sleeves and turned the bank into the most vaunted, feared and secretive company on Wall Street.
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Asia and Africa are the worst affected regions, with India -- where internet censorship is on the rise despite the government's much vaunted pro-tech policies -- holding the dubious crown of ordering the most shutdowns in both 2017 and 2018, according to Access Now data.
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WASHINGTON — The vaunted propaganda operations of the Islamic State, which helped lure more than 30,000 foreign fighters to Syria and Iraq, have dropped off drastically as the extremist group has come under military pressure, according to a study by terrorism researchers at West Point.
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The following spring they founded The Catholic Worker — an implicit goad to the Communist Party's Daily Worker — which argued that the cardinal sins of the United States were poverty, discrimination and exploitation, since the much vaunted American dream was clearly not available to everybody.
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I didn't know that she had won a MacArthur "Genius Grant" at the age of 21997, or that her incendiary art about this country's racial history would belong to the vaunted permanent collections of the Museum of Modern Art, the Tate, and the Guggenheim Museum.
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Any award will, inevitably, go to some people whose names fall from vaunted to scorned, like Mr. Armstrong (seven-time Tour de France champion, later proven to be a drug cheat) and Mr. Weinstein (producer of great films, now widely seen as a sexual predator).
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So long as the Kingdom retains its title of world's biggest oil producer, holds the biggest reserves, and pumps Western coffers with petro-dollars in return for endless supplies of arms, its vaunted status will defy any number or scale of human rights abuses.
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He has always been a dice-roller prone to advocating for the biggest swings possible when it comes to talent acquisition and will now have the opportunity to put his vaunted recruiting skills to use far sooner than most of us had ever anticipated.
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"It is a time for us to continue to evaluate our school culture, as we do each day, and to think deeply and long about what it means to be 'men for others,' what the vaunted Prep 'brotherhood' is really about," Van Dyke writes.
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