Shakir is a highly respected and well regarded mainstream progressive.
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In fact, the tomato was not always so well regarded.
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Although the EITCis generally well-regarded, it does have some kinks.
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Virginia, home of the well-regarded College of William and Mary.
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Well-regarded, that's another euphemism for been around a long time.
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Clarida, a well-regarded monetary economist, is seen as particularly influential.
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Such a good director and so well regarded everywhere he went.
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Cambridge G2A small speaker from a well-regarded British audio company.
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Paris is well-regarded as the fashion capital of the world.
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Shamansky says the couple is "extremely well-regarded" in the community.
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He and David Horowitz wrote well-regarded biographies of prominent families.
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Years back, the American team hired a well-regarded Swedish coach.
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No Foot Prints and Bombaywalla are well-regarded local tour companies.
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Kelvin Droegemeier, a well-regarded meteorologist, has a long research record.
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His relatability is well-regarded, as is his attitude and character.
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Look for names connected with reputable organizations or other well-regarded personalities.
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Gorsuch has been well-regarded in conservative legal circles for many years.
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"Jane the Virgin," the well-regarded CW series, which returns on Jan.
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She co-wrote a well-regarded spell book with her romantic partner.
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Turkey's well-regarded Economic Policy Research Foundation (TEPAV) think tank also reported
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There's Anker, which makes low-priced, well-regarded accessories for your electronics.
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Iran has a well-regarded cyber espionage program for slow, deliberate campaigns.
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Berman is a former prosecutor in the office and is well-regarded.
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Both lawyers are well-regarded in the legal community and fierce advocates.
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Actually, for fans of boxing in general, Hardy is pretty well regarded.
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Lufthansa announced late on Thursday the well-regarded Menne was leaving from Aug.
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In 2018, developers found success porting well-regarded indies to the portable console.
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Trader Joe's, in particular, is well regarded for its varied frozen-food section.
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Ceca was a well-regarded folk singer before she met and married him.
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His appeal is strong in golf, where Trump-flagged resorts are well regarded.
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All these were well regarded, and with each her reputation and following grew.
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In 20173, Google Maps was well-regarded as the best online mapping service.
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I.C.I. Intensive is one of several well-regarded curatorial programs around the world.
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Soon after, he went to medical school and became a well-regarded neurologist.
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"Elijah Cummings is a respected and well-regarded member of Congress," Sharpton said.
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Another well-regarded organization is the National Center for Child Traumatic Stress Studies.
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While still well-regarded in the industry, Miller has his critics as well.
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Mr. Stankovic was a well-regarded player and coach in the former Yugoslavia.
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Five well-regarded American experts on health care policy formed a voting panel.
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Sometimes, even the most well-regarded news sources release stories that aren't true.
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Ms. Helmond became a well-regarded stage actress in New York and beyond.
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Bloom is a well-regarded civil rights attorney with a history of defending women.
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Shortly after he took over, he rehired Franklin Foer, a well-regarded former editor.
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Satter is a well-regarded foreign correspondent who has spent four decades covering Russia.
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In 2014, Maxine Peake was a well-regarded Hamlet in Manchester's Royal Exchange Theatre.
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Feeney attributes Coty's success to its "well regarded and now controlling owner," JAB Holdings.
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Tinfoil is also well-regarded and you can always just run Facebook in Chrome.
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There are now several well-regarded open access journals, like PLoS One and Peerj.
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In particular, his 1996 blockbuster Twister is well-regarded by the storm chaser community.
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The Mario Kart series is well-regarded as the pinnacle of kart racing games.
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Charles Grassley of Iowa, who is well regarded on both sides of the aisle.
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Still, Collins easily won re-election in 2014, is well-regarded within her state.
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The results have been staggering, even for a pitcher who was already well-regarded.
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Dr. Roberts was well regarded as a mentor to budding chemists, especially to women.
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Some believed that her estranged husband, a well-regarded farmer, could have been responsible.
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He was well regarded for his harmonica playing — far more than Mr. Dylan was.
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"I think everybody's going to be O.K." Charleston doesn't lack for well-regarded restaurants.
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Before that he was U.S. attorney in Maryland, a very well-regarded public servant.
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Mr. Fox, a well-regarded fixture in state politics for decades, resigned from Gov.
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Maple was incubated inside of Thrive Capital, Josh Kushner's well-regarded venture capital firm.
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The well-regarded exec has been a close adviser to Google CEO Sundar Pichai.
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As a former senator, he was well-regarded on both sides of the aisle.
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Syria Deeply, which traces the ongoing civil war in the country, is particularly well-regarded.
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He lost two well-regarded central-bank governors in his first term as prime minister.
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NBC clearly took the lessons of Fox's rightfully well-regarded production of "Grease" to heart.
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Some have gone on to well-regarded mainstream or conservative outlets and launched successful careers.
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Michael Barbaro used to be a well-regarded political reporter at the New York Times.
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Her wheelchair-struck mother, a well-regarded midwife affectionately known as "Aint Baby," was inside.
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Police appealed to the public for help in finding the popular and well-regarded athlete.
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It's not even enough to go through well-regarded harassment and discrimination trainings for management.
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That the story was so well regarded wasn't despite its simplicity, but because of it.
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Still, the methods the researchers employed are well regarded by several academics we've spoken to.
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Most well-regarded strategists are telling their clients to raise their weight in UK equities.
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The P.P.I.C. poll, which has her up by two points, is also very well regarded.
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The Project on Fair Representations is represented by the well-regarded boutique Consovoy McCarthy Park.
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He settled with his wife and children in a suburb with well-regarded public schools.
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The big question is why Mr Modi decided to oust his well-regarded central banker.
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Outside The Times, she is well regarded in the information security community, Mr. McKinley said.
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And Monmouth is also a well-regarded polling organization with an A+ rating from FiveThirtyEight.
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She also won the Golden Globe and British BAFTA awards for her well-regarded performance.
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A conversation with... The well-regarded science writer took up poker while researching a book.
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Manager Mickey Callaway, a well-regarded former pitching coach, could not halt Robles's steady decline.
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The disagreements also provoked the resignation of a well regarded advisory board member, Bénédicte Savoy.
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It vets the local organizations it helps fund and is well-regarded by charity watchdogs.
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"It's the company's culture: if you say no, you're not very well regarded," she said.
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CNN: You've earned the respect of city officials and are well-regarded in the community.
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Costco is well-regarded in the retail industry for its high pay and desirable benefits.
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We've also seen nice discounts on well-regarded midrange sets for everyday viewing or gaming.
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They noted that she's a well-regarded conservative, in some ways more conservative than Lee.
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"As well-regarded and beloved as she is, it should be tenfold more," DeRogatis said.
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One of the reasons they're well-regarded is that they're famous for never breaking a contract.
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With money raised by his community, he is represented by well-regarded defense attorney Cristina Gutierrez.
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It was well-regarded at the time, but its design was probably the most noteworthy feature.
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A woman who is a really well-regarded executive at NBC, I think an NBC executive.
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Windows 10, now two years in market, has 400 million installs and is generally well-regarded.
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Reeker is well-regarded among those who know him, with multiple officials pointing to his smarts.
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President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador quickly named well-regarded deputy minister Arturo Herrera to replace him.
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Or they take a well-regarded text, maybe a Shakespearean romance, and make it modern-day.
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Several media outlets ran profiles of McCabe that praised him as a well-regarded bureau man.
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About 43% of residents are nonwhite, and 80 languages are spoken in its well-regarded schools.
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Kamado Joe, based in China, makes well regarded and affordable ceramic grills and other grilling accessories.
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This is a well regarded, much loved program, so the outcry was appropriate and hardly unexpected.
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The new leadership put some of its well-regarded product reviews outside the subscription pay wall.
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In 2012 AMD rehired Jim Keller, a well-regarded chip designer who had been at Apple.
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He's the sort of judge who is extremely well-regarded by the people who like him.
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Each comes with products from well-regarded companies, with detailed information regarding sourcing, production and potency.
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The name is, in part, to distinguish the bluetooth headphones from the well-regarded Powerbeats Pro.
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Kennedy was well regarded inside the White House and frequently staffed senior officials, including the president.
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So he was almost as well regarded after four years as he was before taking office.
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He was well regarded by his peers and seen as someone who could fill any role.
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The two were well-regarded electrical engineering professors who had formed a military satellite communications company.
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Dean remains well-regarded by party chairmen for his work atop the DNC in the 2000s.
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Waititi's work is well-regarded for its offbeat, dry humor, originality, and blessedly non-cheesy wholesomeness.
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And then there are the three Bethnal Green girls, from a well-regarded London high school.
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The Rikers Island Correctional Facility has maintained a well-regarded medication-assisted treatment program since 1987.
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Statehood had never been a particularly well-regarded strategy in the District up until the 230s.
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Meanwhile, the White House is also losing its well-regarded cybersecurity coordinator Rob Joyce to the NSA.
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Consumers applaud it; it is the most well-regarded company in America, according to a Harris poll.
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In addition to Hamid, Kleiner also recently poached Ilya Fushman, a well-regarded investor from Index Ventures.
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Sweet Briar, a well-regarded women's college in Virginia, nearly closed to its 245 students last year.
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Whatever the comparison, the British system is well regarded internationally by some measures, despite its stretched resources.
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He's well-regarded as an investigator, in spite of the unorthodox ways he goes about approaching cases.
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When I was 26, I decided to take an acting class at a well-regarded Chicago studio.
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Well-regarded in Flanders, the show had its American premiere at the Fantastic Film Fest in October.
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Well-regarded by investors, Pessina has been leading changes that include significant cost cutting, according to analysts.
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Though his pictures are well regarded today, in his lifetime he often had to reduce their prices.
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Following Urzua's resignation, Lopez Obrador quickly named well-regarded deputy finance minister Arturo Herrera to replace him.
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Goss introduces us to Mary Jekyll, whose well-regarded scientist father died when she was a child.
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Starwood brings with it several well-regarded hotel brands as well as a loyal business customer base.
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When it comes to handling crisis situations in particular, Sitrick is as well-regarded as they come.
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It would also connect two expensive, well-regarded, and majority-white Northside neighborhoods, Lincoln Park and Bucktown.
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Late Night With Seth Meyers is these days one of the more well-regarded late night shows.
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Following Urzua's resignation, Lopez Obrador quickly named well-regarded deputy finance minister, Arturo Herrera, to replace him.
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We're aspiring to [produce something that is] well-regarded and high-quality but not for the superrich.
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Mr. Collier, who often wrote with David Horowitz, was well regarded as a biographer of dynastic families.
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He found God, participated in a work-release program, and became well-regarded for his positive attitude.
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I stepped out one afternoon to see a workshop sponsored by Simon McBurney's well-regarded company, Complicite.
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On the first full day of competition, a well-regarded judo fighter lost in just 27 seconds.
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That helps the already lithe Ridgeline handle more crisply — even better than the well-regarded G.M. trucks.
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Another well-regarded school, P.S. 452, would move several blocks downtown, into P.S. 191's old building.
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Still, in the tight-knit Canberra tennis community, he was generally well regarded, as were his parents.
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UChicago is regularly recognized as one of the most rigorous and well-regarded institutions in the country.
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Overall, he placed ahead of such generally well-regarded chief executives as James Monroe and James Polk.
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Judge Garland is a moderate and well-regarded by conservatives and the current Chief Justice John Roberts.
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A recent survey McGinn conducted found Facebook is not well regarded in many parts of the world.
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Lucas praised Stras as a "well-regarded jurist" who has served on Minnesota's Supreme Court for years.
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The chef Galen Zamarra is closing his well-regarded 22015-year-old restaurant in the West Village.
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In recent years, she has composed a well-regarded trilogy of middle-grade novels, The Apothecary Series.
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"Cloud is a must win to fend off activist investors and Whitehurst is well-regarded," Ellis said.
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One of his well-regarded dissenting opinions was in the racial preference case of Grutter v. Bollinger.
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At the time of the acquisition, IWC was a small brand with a well-regarded but obscure reputation.
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Canada is well regarded in much of the world, and its citizens feel they have earned the party.
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STALEY: YOU KNOW, WE WANT TO BE ONE OF THE MOST WELL-REGARDED FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE WORLD.
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I made this documentary [profiling Savile] in 2000, which, at the time, was highly watched and well regarded.
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Today, after a well-regarded spell as foreign minister, he fulfils a desire for competence in troubled times.
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Blair was married to another well-regarded Disney artist, Lee Blair, whom she had met in art school.
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Huawei's well-regarded smartphones are not sold by any US carriers as a result of the security concerns.
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StratCom collaborates on some projects with a well-regarded centre in neighbouring Estonia that specialises in cyber-defence.
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In other Seattle news, Madrona Venture Group, a well-regarded fund, raised an additional $2100 million this week.
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But academics, including those who have investigated privacy behaviors in Google services, say its research is well regarded.
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That's no small feat, considering Breaking Bad is one of the most well-regarded shows in recent memory.
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Del Vecchio is well regarded and credited with turning Luxottica into a global player by buying coveted brands.
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Not everyone agreed with each Comey decision, but he was a popular and well-regarded director, they said.
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Even though they are well regarded, I still think their influence on heavy music continues to be undervalued.
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MICHAEL C. HALL: I knew the show was very well regarded but I had yet to see it.
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It was smaller and more lightweight than other iPhones, too, still sporting the well-regarded iPhone 5 design.
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She is a well-known lawyer and she is seen as a well-regarded leader of the IMF.
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A couple of well-regarded Harvard astronomers speculate about the mysterious object, called Oumuamua, in an upcoming paper.
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AND I THOUGHT THAT IF THIS WELL REGARDED INVESTOR IS SAYING THAT, THEN YOU KNOW, OH MY GOSH.
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A quick glance at her Twitter feed reveals Fowler is well-regarded and is deeply and broadly accomplished.
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I'd gone from being a well regarded professional to a marginalized and oppressed member of a minority group.
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Many of the nonprofit Blue Cross plans and other well-regarded insurers, like Geisinger Health, are having trouble.
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To the Editor: In 1962, I was in the freshman class of a well-regarded Eastern state university.
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In addition, Uber has hired well-regarded Facebook product exec Peter Deng as head of its rider product.
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Jen O'Malley Dillon, a well-regarded Obama veteran, would soon take the helm of his El Paso headquarters.
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There are 2,948 students in the well-regarded Sayville public schools, which draw from Sayville and West Sayville.
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At first, some students weren't sure how to react because Mx. Sanders was well regarded as an activist.
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They are unbeaten this year, with wins over France and Sweden and a draw against well-regarded Japan.
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Instead, last week Venables saw his son, a well regarded linebacker, sign to play for him at Clemson.
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Mr. Prokopchuk has served as a vice president of the organization and is well regarded by his colleagues.
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Others, like Alejandro Sabella, Alfio Basile and Edgardo Bauza, have been uninspiring, but experienced, relatively well-regarded coaches.
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The company's well-regarded Karma Rewards program includes bar and minibar credits, along with free Wi-Fi service.
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The security community reacted with surprise and skepticism over the arrest of one of its well-regarded stars.
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His efforts to shepherd through massive tax reform legislation were well-regarded by the President and congressional Republicans.
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The Avery family wasn't well-regarded in the community, and Steven Avery didn't exactly have a clean history.
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Well-regarded chefs including Melia Marden of the Smile and Dan Kluger of Loring Place created the menus.
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The well-regarded techie left Yahoo in mid-2015 for a job as chief security officer at Facebook.
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The well-regarded Wittman has worked in some high-profile jobs before — at Dropbox, Motorola and Marsh & McLennan.
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He is also the lead investor for two well-regarded estates, Gary Farrell Vineyards and Winery, and Kistler Vineyards.
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Neither poll is especially well regarded, but could reflect late-breaking changes that often occur ahead of the caucuses.
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For instance, Susie learns that a woman in her family used to wear men's clothing and was well-regarded.
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For Google and Amazon, it means bringing their respective smart home ecosystems to a pair of well-regarded brands.
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The most famous and well-regarded iron man match was between Bret Hart and Shawn Michaels at WrestleMania 12.
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Although he is not a household name, Bullock is well known and well regarded in Democratic circles beyond Montana.
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A well-regarded certification has been proven to give candidates the edge when salary and earning potential are concerned.
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McMaster is the opposite — a careful scholar and successful general who's well-regarded in the Washington foreign policy establishment.
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Maga's Restaurant is a well-regarded Mexican joint in Houston, Texas, with impeccable ratings on Facebook, Google, and TripAdvisor.
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The cognitive dissonance of a well-regarded privacy advocate moving over to Facebook is notable, though not without precedent.
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Well-known and well-regarded executives, like the founders of Facebook-owned Instagram, Oculus, and WhatsApp, have left abruptly.
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"He hates direct confrontation, and always avoids it," said Austen Ivereigh, author of a well-regarded biography of Francis.
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Caltech is relatively affordable and very well regarded for a smaller school set in the suburbs of Los Angeles.
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Over the past decade, he rose from a bodyguard to a well-regarded police chief of several volatile provinces.
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He published stories in a handful of well-regarded journals like The Iowa Review, Agni and The Gettysburg Review.
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I honestly don't know but here's a thought: Sessions is, generally speaking, well regarded by his Republican Senate colleagues.
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A historic legacy is hardly a fair trade for someone's life, especially a life as well-regarded as Chapman's.
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The Besh Restaurant Group is behind several well-regarded New Orleans establishments, including August, Domenica, Willa Jean and Shaya.
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A well-regarded scientific study in Australia found that growth hormone helped sprinters improve their times by 22016 percent.
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That makes sense, since it has hired two well-regarded Sony TV execs to ramp up its programming efforts.
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After graduating from high school, he played upright bass in the Bobby Doyle Three, a well-regarded jazz trio.
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After graduating from high school, he played upright bass in the Bobby Doyle Three, a well-regarded jazz trio.
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So I asked her if she would be open to counseling at the well-regarded counseling center in town.
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For a period she took well-regarded scientific photographs before moving to Maine, buying a Jeep and essentially retiring.
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The author, Profexer, is a well-regarded technical expert among hackers, spoken about with awe and respect in Kiev.
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He was a loyal, well-regarded expert with great love for his country, and is still remembered fondly today.
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In 1998 the doll company American Girl published its well-regarded "The Care and Keeping of You" for girls.
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The well-regarded Taylor, who joined the Salesforce leadership after the acquisition, just got promoted to chief operating officer.
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His school, Kipp STAR, is a well-regarded charter school in Harlem, but does not have a math team.
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His parents, an advertising consultant and an executive at BlackRock, had moved him from a well-regarded private school.
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Lesser is the founder and editor of The Threepenny Review, a well-regarded literary magazine based in Berkeley, Calif.
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In the meantime, don't trust shocking claims with a single source, even if they're from a well-regarded expert.
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The departure of Philpott, another well-regarded minister and a close friend of Wilson-Raybould, has dented Trudeau's credibility.
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He's well-regarded in the department and stayed on as the top federal prosecutor in Baltimore under the Obama administration.
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The museum's current look isn't terribly well regarded by architecture aficionados either, but has a nostalgic pull for many residents.
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He helmed the well-regarded horror film The Descent, and he's directed episodes of Game of Thrones, Hannibal, and Westworld.
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Independent scientists told BuzzFeed News the dating team is well regarded, but expressed caution after only one set of results.
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And only Mr Kerry has so far been replaced, by Rex Tillerson, a well-regarded former boss of Exxon Mobil.
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While Dell has made several well-regarded 4K monitors before, the UltraSharp UP2718Q is the company's first foray into HDR.
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He first came to the company by way of Acompli, a well-regarded email app that Microsoft acquired in 2014.
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If you're looking for a well-regarded photo monitor, but don't want to drop thousands, Asus' PA248Q is for you.
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This is an unfortunate black eye for the ThinkPad X1 Carbon, which has been a well-regarded Windows 10 laptop.
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At Mobile World Congress in February, Huawei announced the MateBook 14 and updated its well-regarded MateBook X Pro line.
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Michael Flynn was a well-regarded, if somewhat unorthodox, Army officer who was promoted to head the Defense Intelligence Agency.
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It can leave scenes too dark, thanks to the nature of OLED displays, but LG TVs are generally well regarded.
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The term "telethon," at least for me, brings to mind well-regarded comedians in suits barking orders through rotary phones.
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He is well regarded in the black community and a founding member of the CBC, which advocates for black causes.
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It's the top-ranked group by GiveWell, a well-regarded organization that assesses the effectiveness and efficiency of charitable organizations.
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Also killed in the attack was Abdifitah Abdirashid, a well-regarded hotel owner who inherited the business from his father.
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A handful of well-regarded operatives who worked for Sanders last time around seem committed to drafting in Beto O'Rourke.
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His positions on unions have made him a polarizing figure in the state but he is well regarded among Republicans.
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Ms. Rain has enlisted William Fitzpatrick, a well-regarded district attorney from the Syracuse area, to assist in the prosecution.
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The Bard Prison Initiative plans to expand its well-regarded program, which offers credit-bearing classes to nearly 353 prisoners.
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The well-regarded restaurant at the Rossmount Inn uses locally sourced fish and organic produce for its ever-changing menu.
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Under the sculpted sheet metal, the A4 sedan and the S5 both share VW Group's well regarded MLB Evo platform.
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Michael Bitzer, a well-regarded political observer in the state, was himself at a bit of a loss for words.
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It is Mr. Ayers, who is still well regarded by the Trump family, who is reaching out to potential candidates.
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This well-regarded pizzeria and Italian restaurant, in business in the Flatiron district for 230 years, will be moving soon.
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"He was a complete pro, extremely well-regarded," said Daniel F. Feldman, a former special representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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BEACH RATS Eliza Hittman's well-regarded feature debut, "It Felt Like Love," dealt with a Brooklyn teenage girl's sexual awakening.
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WedBush also said the company might name a "well-regarded and highly experienced" CEO during its earnings release on Wednesday.
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She is also well regarded by many on Capitol Hill as a result of years of constructive engagement and dialogue.
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Gordhan was appointed in December after President Jacob Zuma abruptly sacked a well-regarded predecessor, sending South African markets tumbling.
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According to multiple State Department and former State Department officials, he was not well regarded by the US diplomatic community.
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Unlike his well-regarded predecessor, Ryan Crocker, Hill did not speak Arabic and had never served in the Middle East.
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The bank's president, Nicholas Biddle, was a well-regarded banker with a steady hand on the tiller of the economy.
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Jessica Powell, Google's well-regarded head of comms, is departing the company for what sounds like a very good thing.
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He was also a well-regarded executive there, who was well liked by many I have spoken to at Google.
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Obviously, to fire a well-regarded special prosecutor who is investigating your own administration would be an explosive political move.
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Hawking was well-regarded by his scientific peers but also explained his thoughts in ways that make sense to everyone else.
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At this point, gaining weight (or losing it) for a role is a rite of passage for any well-regarded actor.
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That list consists largely of Berman himself and people he's hired and trained, including Kamala Harris's well-regarded adviser David Huynh.
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In the US alone, 48 million people have some degree of hearing loss, according to a well-regarded Johns Hopkins study.
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But Berry, the author of more than 40 books, is well regarded far beyond the rolling hills of his home state.
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Gold dust tea has been traditional for centuries in Kanazawa, Japan, which is well regarded for its production of gold leaf.
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Well-regarded firms find it easier to recruit top-notch talent, which is highly mobile and has its pick of employers.
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That's in contrast to when Mayer came in, when it was all huzzahs for the well-regarded tech star from Google.
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The team at the University of the West of England has published its results in the well-regarded journal PLOS ONE.
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A tool within the Microsoft Suite, this well-regarded project management tool allows you to streamline project, resource, and portfolio management.
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The reason: Amadin believes the university's well-regarded engineering program and proximity to Silicon Valley will enable her to help others.
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Not well-regarded and quickly forgotten, Film is now the sort of cinematic curio that only attracts the attention of historians.
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If you want farm-fresh flowers that are sustainably harvested from well-regarded farms, The Bouqs Co. is our absolute favorite.
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NetSuite's chief executive, Zachary Nelson, is a well-regarded leader who also worked at Oracle and is close to Mr. Ellison.
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Analysts say that its purchase of AOL has yet to prove its value, although Mr. Armstrong is a well regarded operator.
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One well-regarded study found that Detroit's charter schools performed at about the same dismal level as its traditional public schools.
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In the early 1970s, the agency commissioned Seymour Lewin, a well-regarded chemist at New York University, to test talc products.
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Mr. Swan, who is well regarded on Wall Street, initially said he was not interested in becoming the permanent chief executive.
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His well-regarded work for the magazine led to other projects and commissions, including assignments from individual artists and record companies.
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Mr. Fuentes Knight, a well-regarded economist, has been the chairman of Oxfam International, a confederation of charitable organizations, since 2015.
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It even poached a well-regarded urban planner from Los Angeles to help guide a city once famously averse to planning.
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Mr. Trump's uncle, John Trump, was a "well-regarded engineer and nuclear physicist" who taught at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Over the past several weeks, editorial boards at well-regarded news organizations have begun calling for President Donald Trump&aposs impeachment.
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I texted this week with Deval Patrick, the successful and well-regarded former governor of Massachusetts who left office in 2015.
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Within Facebook, Sandberg is still well regarded, and employees frequently come to her for business advice, according to several former employees.
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I was a man well regarded in slavery, which is to say I was never regarded as a man at all.
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I planned to stay at two well-regarded hotels by Jumeirah Hotels and Resorts, a Dubai state-owned luxury hotel chain.
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Tom Buchanan and Dan Webb, two more well-regarded lawyers, also turned down Trump according to a report published Monday night.
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It's quite possible the well-regarded Harbaugh can work some more coaching magic and lead the Wolverines to a better 2016.
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Yahoo has lost two more well-regarded VPs this month, part of an ongoing exodus of top talent at the company.
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The easiest way for Trump to square this circle would be to simply pick a few Republicans who are generally well-regarded.
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It's a pretty impressive array of foreign policy officials, including well-regarded scholar-practitioners like Princeton's Aaron Friedberg and Duke's Peter Feaver.
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His hires of well-regarded veteran operatives at his El Paso headquarters and in the early states have impressed Democratic campaign pros.
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He had a well-regarded earlier role opposite Nicole Kidman in "The Hours," as Leonard Woolf, husband to classic poet Virginia Woolf.
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And what separates these TVs from existing (and very well-regarded) OLED sets from LG, according to Sony, is their processing engine.
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A push alert from a well-regarded news site has more details on the alleged murder and dismemberment of a Saudi journalist.
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The OP1 is built by Rockchip, which has made ARM processors for a while and isn't especially well-regarded among US consumers.
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TO UNDERSTAND how well-regarded Hillary Clinton was as a senator and then as secretary of state, forsake those closest to her.
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The well-regarded hard-drive manufacturer, which got its start in Cupertino, California, officially moved its global headquarters to Ireland in 2010.
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Mr McDonald is a well-regarded author whose previous books, on McKinsey & Company, a consultancy, and JPMorgan Chase, a bank, were authoritative.
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Though he is well-regarded, his promotion would depend on lawyers finding a way round rules that seem to ban repeat terms.
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That device was well-regarded for its time, not incredibly expensive, and actually supported finger-based touch input, which prior tablets didn't.
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Perhaps the most well-regarded of the camps is Camp Grounded, a completely sober weekend without access to any form of technology.
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Reports that Mr. Liu simply stole intellectual property from one of America&aposs most well- regarded scientists, David Smith of Duke University.
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Bill Gates has gone from one the most vilified young men on the planet—to being almost universally well regarded and beloved.
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The world of genre movies can be an insular one, with low budgets and distribution difficulties that hinder even well-regarded projects.
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The well-regarded Herrera looks so downcast in the video as to garner far more online attention than Lopez Obrador's Tuesday remarks.
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We're talking about Posh Spice, the well-regarded fashion maven who once admitted that she lip-synched many a Spice Girls performance.
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While well regarded by establishment Republicans, the former Massachusetts governor is largely detested by the populist base that boosted Trump to power.
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The loquaciousness has infected most of the well-regarded movies of the aughts, too, including those that treat historical situations, however fantastically.
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Arundhati Bhattacharya, the well-regarded boss of State Bank of India, the biggest PSB, makes $35,000 a year in pay and bonuses.
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Colorado State University, among the most well-regarded forecasting institutions, has predicted 14 named storms, with seven hurricanes and three major hurricanes.
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"Cyber pathogen" is not a common information security term, said Jonathan Zdziarski, a well-regarded researcher who probes Apple's software for flaws.
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The campaigning in Britain took an alarming turn when a well-regarded politician in favor of staying in the E.U. was killed.
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Several of this year's Suitland graduates are also headed to well-regarded college arts and design programs, many with substantial financial aid.
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At the Republican convention, Tiffany Trump delivered a well-regarded speech, but did not make the cut for the 10 p.m. hour.
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That means small businesses can offer their customers a payment option that comes with AmEx's well-regarded buyer protections and reward programs.
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The move dealt a blow to Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who named a well-regarded deputy minister to replace him.
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A similar dearth of women exists at most other major publications with well-regarded puzzles: Los Angeles Times, The Wall Street Journal.
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Eric Reid, a well-regarded defensive back who was also a prominent member of the protest movement, is also out of work.
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Iancu had told us that his father was so well-regarded that his grave was in a prominent spot, and it was.
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The station brought in two well-regarded hosts, Tanzina Vega and Alison Stewart, for "The Takeaway" and Mr. Lopate's former midday slot.
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The city has long kept a dormitory for Navajo children whose parents want them to attend the well-regarded Holbrook High School.
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Part Alien, part Resident Evil 4, Dead Space is one of the most inventive and well-regarded horror titles of its day.
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In less than three weeks, the virus has overloaded hospitals in much of Italy despite the country's well-regarded health care system.
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That he is still considered a top prospect is a testament to how well regarded Porter was coming out of high school.
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After graduating from the culinary program at Kendall College in Illinois, he worked primarily at large hotels, many with well-regarded restaurants.
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The moderator of that debate, Marc Lacey, is a former correspondent and the current national editor, and a well-regarded internal figure.
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Yim, who replaces incumbent minister Yoo Il-ho, has been well-regarded by policy-makers and market participants in his current role.
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It is impossible to tour Austin's well-regarded sushi restaurants without running into chefs who have worked for or alongside Mr. Cole.
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The brand's roots are in the audiophile-grade market, according to Davis, who says this entry-level model is very well regarded.
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She then persuaded him to relocate his practice to Middletown, where Ms. Mokotoff would become a wildly popular and well-regarded figure.
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But several border points remain open, and many medical workers fear that Hong Kong's well-regarded health care system will be overwhelmed.
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His well-regarded deputy, John Sullivan, has initiated some much-needed outreach, but top leadership is still so depleted that communication stalls.
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He is well regarded by people in the industry, including officials from countries like Iran that are at odds with Saudi Arabia.
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Although its fitness trackers are well-regarded by users, Jawbone has faced significant challenges in the space from Fitbit, Apple and Xiaomi.
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Heck, there's a prominent ad for the well-regarded knockoff "HeadShot Ammo" right on Hasbro's official Amazon listing for the Ultra One!
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Later in the program, de Blasio mentions the Skatalites, an original and well-regarded ska band that formed in Jamaica in 1964.
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The show is ridiculously well-regarded, and has snagged SAG Awards, Golden Globes, Emmys and other accolades during its two-year existence.
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Well-regarded sites likes Eater, Barchick and PunchDrink are trusted sources for finding out about the bars most tourists don't know about.
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It is not clear where the well-regarded exec is headed, said sources close to the situation (are there any other kind?).
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Monty Williams is a former NBA player and well-regarded coach around the league who is an assistant for the USA Basketball program.
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He has strong ties to Speaker Paul Ryan and he is well regarded by GOP leaders in both the Senate and the House.
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Lagerfeld was one of the most well-regarded designers in fashion thanks to his unparalleled talent to design for three brands at once.
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Allison Shearmur (Rogue One) and Doug Davison (Mena) are producing the adaptation of Chaos Walking, which spawned a well-regarded trilogy of books.
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Well-regarded chefs and restauranteurs build relationships with small farms and family ranchers to procure what's known in the industry as craft beef.
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In June, The Washington Post quoted representatives from CrowdStrike, a well-regarded IT security firm the Democrats brought in to investigate the hacking.
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Yim, who will replace incumbent minister Yoo Il-ho, has been well-regarded by policy makers and market participants in his current role.
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She had, in fact, been in London working on the well-regarded Amazon comedy "Catastrophe" before suffering a heart attack en route home.
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The bottom line: Despite the fiasco with the Note 7 and subsequent recalls, Samsung has bounced back with the well regarded Galaxy S8.
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Fast forward to today, and Vizio sells some of the most affordable 4K TVs you can buy — and they're almost universally well regarded.
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Further discordant noises came recently from the chief of staff of the Israel Defence Forces (IDF), the well-regarded Lieutenant-General Gadi Eisenkot.
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But last December, it hired Rebecca Kaden, a well-regarded, young consumer-focused investor from a well-respected but less prestigious firm, Maveron.
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Yes, The Circle is a movie with nearly unparalleled pedigree, based on a well-regarded book by one of America's most beloved authors.
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He also understands how the agency functions and is well-regarded among the agency staff, which is essential to successfully lead the agency.
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The reason she and other business executives are so well regarded is because of their example of executive leadership in the business world.
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He said the paper, which is one of four dozen nondaily newspapers in Vermont, was well regarded and had won numerous journalism awards.
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Thoughtfully teaching young children about apologizing is one aspect of teaching them how to be caring and well-regarded members of their communities.
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Generally well-regarded Eero, for example, endured a number of delays before shipping its smart router earlier this year to largely positive reviews.
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When some well-regarded health-tech entrepreneurs decided to start a venture dubbed Ooda Health, they had their pick of venture capital firms.
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It has already brought over Office and subsumed well-regarded email app Acompli and calendar app Sunrise into a revamped Outlook for iPhone.
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Fiat's Alfa Romeo and Maserati brands are well regarded but are minor players in a market dominated by Mercedes-Benz, BMW and Audi.
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The study had been conducted by the Simon-Skjodt Center, the museum's well-regarded research arm, which often commissions work on contemporary atrocities.
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The well-regarded academic joined Uber as its SVP of leadership and culture and will be in charge of restructuring the company's organization.
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What could be next Vice could turn itself around under its new leadership team, led by the well-regarded media executive Nancy Dubuc.
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Mr. Dwyer said that the deal would allow ThyssenKrupp's German steel making operations to work with Tata's well-regarded plant in the Netherlands.
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Instead, the Mets traded a player who had 29 home runs and 75 R.B.I. this season and was well-regarded in the clubhouse.
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Ady Barkan, a prominent activist and well-regarded health care expert, threw his support behind Warren on Wednesday, The Hill's Jonathan Easley reports.
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President Donald Trump on Friday said he will nominate Stephen Hahn, a well-regarded cancer specialist and hospital administrator, to lead the FDA.
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I participated in a trial study at a well-regarded research facility, which tested various ways to mitigate the effects of chemo brain.
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It works well — the question is whether filmmakers will find a use for it, as they have Filmic's well-regarded pro camera app.
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Smith's departure from BuzzFeed immediately raised questions about the future of that organization's well-regarded, money-losing news team, which he constructed himself.
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These people are well regarded internally and undergo rigorous training to act as a neutral party whose role is to ask tough questions.
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He is a well-regarded basketball man, but his team gave the appearance in recent weeks of punching time cards and checking out.
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She's worked on collaborations with several well-regarded songwriters, a children's book titled "The Gift I Can Give," and two Hallmark Channel movies.
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Jonathan Eig, the author of "Luckiest Man," the well-regarded 29 biography of Gehrig, said he had not been aware of the foreclosure.
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Still, Merkel's fourth term is widely seen as her last, and generally "Mutti," or "mother," as she is popularly known is well-regarded.
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Trader Joe&aposs is well regarded for its varied frozen food section, with items like its Cauliflower Gnocchi gaining a cult-like following.
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And Sullivan has been well-regarded at State, including under Rex Tillerson, who was widely disliked, a factor Trump nodded to in August.
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Nylan is a professor of early Chinese at the University of California at Berkeley, and the author of several well-regarded scholarly works.
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The Venezuelan Society of Public Health, a well-regarded medical NGO, estimates that the number of infections may be approaching half a million.
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Yet as an established and well-regarded senator, he was the perfect partner to a greener Obama, who picked him as vice president.
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They have courted recognized authorities — typically well-regarded veterans of government service — to vouch for their competence to deal with various important matters.
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Wildside will be working with Fandango (no relation to the ticket website), which produced the well-regarded adaptation of the Neapolitan crime drama Gommora.
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That said, they would be free to contact Urmson, whose departure caused much consternation internally, due to his well-regarded reputation and affable personality.
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Purdue University, a well-regarded public college in Indiana, has bought the for-profit Kaplan University in the hope of launching an online school.
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Wong and Umehara are well-regarded in their field thanks to their skill, and in part to what's now known as Evo Moment #37.
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Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan looks likely to become the first woman to chair the National Assembly; she understands economics and is broadly well-regarded.
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And into this barren wasteland strides Ubuntu, a well regarded and widely used Linux variant that nevertheless has no mobile credentials to speak of.
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One exception has been the Federal Reserve, where the president has filled vacancies with a string of well-regarded experts, including Chairman Jay Powell.
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And his vocal defense of Wuerl, despite accepting his resignation, suggests that Wuerl will remain a trusted and well-regarded figure in the Vatican.
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Schools in the area are well regarded, with the local high school ranked among the 100 best in the country by Newsweek in 2016.
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He is well regarded among many Democrats, who say that he could help the party win over crucial white working-class voters in 2020.
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In the long run, they believe Bolton gives the administration a well-regarded establishment figure with broad support in the conservative foreign policy sphere.
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And Piper Jaffray's well-regarded Gene Munster says the stock is going to $179, which would almost be a clean double from current levels.
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The promotion of Tata veteran Natarajan Chandrasekaran - the well-regarded, high-performing boss of TCS under whom shares have quadrupled - should be no surprise.
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Image: AnkerAnker Nebula Capsule IIAnker's soda can-sized Nebula Capsule projector/Bluetooth speaker combo is a pretty well-regarded all-in-one entertainment solution.
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Kaspersky is well-regarded in the cyber-security community, and without the U.S. government supplying evidence, the accusations have always been a bit odd.
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Two activist hedge funds raised a public challenge to the board of United Continental, led by Continental's well-regarded former chief executive, Gordon Bethune.
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The cognitive test was the well-regarded Montreal Cognitive Assessment, Dr. Ronny L. Jackson, the White House physician said at a press conference Tuesday.
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According to a recent U.S. Chamber of Commerce report, U.S. businesses are well regarded in Burma for being socially responsible and respecting human rights.
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Living in With impeccable streets, well-regarded schools and a quick commute to Manhattan, most residents say they don't miss having a proper downtown.
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Quantic Dream is best known for its role in creating well-regarded games such as Heavy Rain, Detroit: Become Human, and Beyond Two Souls.
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"Apple has found a narrative revolving around capital allocation," analyst Neil Cybart, whose well-regarded Above Avalon newsletter focuses on Apple, wrote last month.
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She is well known and well regarded in the close-knit world of central banking, and Mr. Trump's decision was applauded by her peers.
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Perhaps the most prominent African-American female exec in tech, the well-regarded and experienced Burns was also on Uber's board candidate list already.
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He had hired a new production manager, Ramona Jones, from the Row, the well-regarded luxury label designed by Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen.
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After a well-regarded run in art films like "Clouds of Sils Maria," Stewart has made a turn back toward mass-appeal movies lately.
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A well-regarded survey of industrial trends released on Thursday showed strength in home building had boosted conditions to their best in two decades.
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Mr. Else became a filmmaker and directed a well-regarded documentary, "The Day After Trinity" (1980), about J. Robert Oppenheimer and the atomic bomb.
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The case studies are variously drawn from some 16 years of co-teaching a well-regarded seminar on "Studies in Grand Strategy" at Yale.
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He is well regarded by some of the best coaches in this league, such as the Warriors' Steve Kerr and the Heat's Erik Spoelstra.
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On one of those, after a day of poolside massages, we settled in for dinner at the hotel's well-regarded restaurant Corazón de Tierra.
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Rather it's being led by one of Trump's self-professed "great friends," who is beloved in Trump World, and a well-regarded Republican Senator.
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A recent study by Ndevr Environmental Consultants, a well-regarded environmental auditing company, calculated that the 2030 target will not be met until 2098.
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Former State Department official Daniel Fried said Dayton is "well-regarded" and "experienced," and would be a "sound choice" for the role if nominated.
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It is one thing for a politician to help a well-regarded constituency when the help also solves a broader problem for the country.
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With some ambivalence, I took him to a well-regarded (and expensive) tutor to help him prepare for the Specialized High School Admission Test.
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Tom Hanks referred to Keanu Reeves when asked about how he&aposd managed to stay so "well-regarded" and "scandal-free" over the years.
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The venture is being led by well-regarded surgeon, author and industry critic Atul Gawande, who was appointed as chief executive officer in June.
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Are the obstacles to leaving different for women married to highly respected, prominent men—the star quarterback, the well-regarded army captain, the beloved minister?
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To determine whether not an account was a bot, the researchers used a well-regarded detection algorithm called Botometer, formerly known as Bot or Not.
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Chief executive since 20185 and well regarded by shareholders before the failed deal, Coupe said he would not quit and was committed to restoring growth.
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Stanton, who is well regarded in Silicon Valley and had considered a number of other offers in digital media, also announced the move on Twitter.
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It's less a "smart bike" than one of Mission Bicycle's well-regarded urban bikes that just happens to have one or two extra smart features.
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But WHCA officers acknowledged this, and have taken steps to avoid offending guests by engaging a well-regarded historian to deliver this year's keynote address.
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Game of Thrones was well-regarded from the outset, blessed as it was with memorable characters, a richly detailed setting, and Lannister-worthy production values.
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The firm said today it was elevating Connie Chan, a well-regarded expert on the intersection of Chinese and American tech trends, to general partner.
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Despite this setback, the company has gone on to become one of the most successful and well-regarded desktop 23D printer manufacturers in the business.
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"Singapore as a home for capital is always very well regarded in the region," said John Saunders, head of Asia Pacific for BlackRock Real Estate.
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Benchmark's lawsuit marks a rare instance of a well-regarded Silicon Valley investor suing the central figure at one of its own, highly successful startups.
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"I don't think it necessarily misrepresents the underground party scene," another well regarded Boston DJ and artist, who asked not to use his name, explained.
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No matter how well-regarded a particular airport happens to be, the slog from curb to cabin is pretty much the same wherever you go.
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Straight-talking Herrera is well-regarded among investors who have become accustomed to seeing him at high profile events representing Latin America's second-largest economy.
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Andreessen Horowitz is one of the most well-regarded Silicon Valley VCs, and one of its general partners, Jeff Jordan, has quite a track record.
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Integrated systems like Kaiser Permanente in California manage to combine the operations of hospitals, doctors' clinics and a health plan into a well-regarded system.
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Ivanka Trump is at 41% favorable/41% unfavorable, while her husband, Jared Kushner, is far less well-regarded -- 20% favorable as compared to 39% unfavorable.
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As a cofounder of the well-regarded venture-capital firm Rock Health, Halle Tecco is a major name in the world of digital health startups.
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News).So Williams is suggesting that a well-regarded, successful designer like Roy (the ex-wife of Damon Dash) is in on this whole thing?
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He was well-regarded by public health advocates and won bipartisan support for his efforts here to curb use of flavored e-cigarettes by youths.
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His main hero then was Nat King Cole, a well-regarded jazz pianist who had begun singing with his trio in a smoothly urbane style.
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Yamauchi, the chief competitive officer, is widely seen as a bridge between the two firms and is also known to be well regarded at Renault.
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The Atlantic national correspondent discussed the parallels between his approach to comic book writing for "Black Panther" and his well-regarded work for the publication.
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Each has a persuasive victory over another well-regarded team at a neutral site as well as a demolition of a weaker team at home.
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Fusion worked with a well-regarded former British spy named Christopher Steele to produce a dossier that accused the Trump campaign of colluding with Russia.
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He served in Geneva without pay and was generally well regarded until a female employee charged that he had touched her inappropriately during a meeting.
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Revv had been co-founded by Mr. Lansing, who was well regarded as a tech-savvy operator and for raising alarms about ActBlue for years.
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Sean Marks, the general manager, remains a well-regarded lead executive despite the unconvincing explanations he has offered in the wake of the Atkinson announcement.
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Rather than setting out to conquer new worlds or excavate primal fears, this "Alien" is content to uphold a long-lived and well-regarded brand.
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He wrote a lengthy and well-regarded biography of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, the German theologian who stood up to Nazi authoritarianism and died for his stand.
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Directed by Cate Shortland (the well-regarded "Lore"), this thriller was briefly the talk of Sundance because of a technical mishap at its world premiere.
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Card and Krueger expanded their results into a well-regarded book, Myth and Measurement (1995), and the empirical literature on the question exploded after that.
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Grassley said at the time that Kelly was "well regarded in my home state of Iowa" and that he was "pleased to support" her nomination.
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In addition to clothing design, he was also a well-regarded photographer and director, whose work has been featured in glossy magazines and advertising campaigns alike.
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Kleinhanzl said that while United Capital is a "fairly well-regarded" investment adviser, the firm's clientele is not as affluent as the typical Goldman Sachs client.
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These are 11 well-regarded conservative judges with consistent credentials; folks who I think could reasonably be expected to try and follow in Justice Scalia's footsteps.
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Joseph Barquin contacted Robert Widman, a well-regarded lawyer near where he lived in Sarasota, Florida, whom he'd heard of from a friend of a friend.
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Brad Parscale, President Donald Trump's freshly announced pick to run his reelection campaign, is typically well-regarded among aides who have grown accustomed to internal sniping.
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And Jost, likewise, threw himself into The Lampoon, a long-running and well-regarded humor publication at the university that he would go on to run.
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The firm also has a well-regarded litigation department led by Abbe Lowell, who represented Democratic members of Congress during President Bill Clinton's 1999 impeachment hearings.
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Marvel's well-regarded Netflix series, meanwhile, such as "Daredevil" and "Luke Cage," make only glancing references to the movies, operating on an almost wholly separate tier.
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Prine, who always seemed a little more like a good-natured uncle than a Nashville hellraiser, has become a well-regarded legend among younger country stars.
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The company said it hired three well-regarded Bay Street professionals as new board directors and named a new chairwoman as it continues its management overhaul.
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The high-profile venture capital firm has elevated Connie Chan — a well-regarded expert on the intersection of Chinese and American tech trend — to general partner.
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Andrzej Seweryn, who was a well-regarded actor in Polish television in the 70s and 80s, still vividly remembers how the first time he met Zulawski.
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It bounced this week after the announcement of a well-regarded former central banker as the new governor of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ).
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Jeremy Darroch, the well regarded CEO of bid target Sky, and Andrew Robertson, boss of rival ad agency BBDO, have also been linked with the job.
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There are other nifty and well-regarded Reds, and there is always Joey Votto, but Duvall is not one of them, or at least not precisely.
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His late father, a well-regarded tennis coach from Southern California, unexpectedly passed away in his sleep at the age of 58 just three weeks ago.
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Another noted the objectification that was happening and decided to make a guide at how to look at the picture of the well-regarded public figure.
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I have not read Paula Hawkins' book, but I understand that it is well-regarded, particularly for its skill in playing around with an unreliable narrator.
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Then, in our Reboot section, we look back at two well-regarded comedies of the past: 1998's Waking Ned Devine and 1989's The 'Burbs.
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For those who travel frequently, United's STLDI plans include the benefit of access to its large national network of well-regarded physicians, hospitals and other providers.
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Although Haspel is reportedly well-regarded within the CIA, her reported role in CIA black sites is likely to be the focus of her confirmation hearing.
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Erik Paulsen is also viewed by Republicans as someone who is ambitious and well-regarded, and might be a natural Senate candidate, another Republican strategist added.
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Califf, a well-regarded cardiologist and researcher, said the agency's action should not be considered a precedent for others seeking to influence its drug approval policy.
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"Serious psychological distress is a validated scale -- it's well-regarded -- that is used in national surveys to measure the mental health of the community," Weissman said.
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Jones was certainly touted by Kalanick as a big hire when he arrived at Uber last fall from Target, where he was its well-regarded CMO.
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Vapnyar has been well regarded since her debut story collection, "There Are Jews in My House" (2003), and her reputation has grown with each subsequent book.
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"The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1" (2014) is the only film of the franchise to make this list, though the other soundtracks were also well-regarded.
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Merle was a well-regarded athlete in high school, especially in lacrosse, and in 19963 he enrolled at the University of Virginia on an athletic scholarship.
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President Trump will nominate Kelvin Droegemeier, a well-regarded meteorologist who studies severe storms, to be director of the federal Office of Science and Technology Policy.
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A huge part of the deal's appeal to Coinbase is the chance to bring Balaji Srinivasan, a well-regarded former Andreessen Horowitz partner, into their headquarters.
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The gaffe undermined the progress Mr. de Blasio had made Wednesday night, when he made a generally well-regarded showing in the first Democratic presidential debate.
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Susan Vreeland, who drew on her love of art to fashion well-regarded novels about paintings and those who paint or own them, died on Aug.
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All are well-regarded within the F.B.I. and are seen as unlikely to allow politics to influence the Russian investigation — and as loyal to Mr. Comey.
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Free streaming aside, Vudu is well-regarded among home theater enthusiasts for its excellent video streaming quality, which uses higher bit rates than some other services.
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"Contemporary art is not well regarded in Afghanistan," said Guilda Chahverdi, the "Kharmohra" show's Iranian-born curator, as she pointed to works in the Marseille museum.
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The author of several well-regarded biographies, including one of Lincoln, Kaplan is at his best with his brief portraits of a diverse cast of characters.
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He is also well regarded among business leaders, and some senior PRI figures in the government would like to see him run for president in 2018.
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The snap decision ultimately prompted the departure of his well-regarded Secretary of Defense, Jim Mattis, and continues to confound lawmakers and policy experts in Washington.
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Many modern liberals, including some brilliant and well-regarded thinkers, do not seem up to the task of defending liberalism from its newest wave of critics.
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But McCown is well regarded around the league for his professionalism, if not for his durability (injuries limited him to 13 games the last two years).
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Sayegh has been the well-regarded spokesman for Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and has been talked about in the past for a White House communications position.
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Forthright and ambitious, Ochoa is well regarded among business leaders, and some senior PRI figures in the government would like to see him as a presidential candidate.
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Robert Primus, people close to the CBC said, is a highly respected figure on the Hill and a big reason why Capuano himself is so well-regarded.
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Kirshner and other Vance allies who have won favorable outcomes for clients also happen to be among the most well-regarded criminal defense attorneys in the city.
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She is a well-regarded artist, who, during the 1980s and '90s, was the uninhibited lead singer of an anarcho-punk-folk band called Dog Faced Hermans.
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The current president of the EBRD, Sir Suma Chakrabarti, is a well-regarded leader in global development and has led the organization for the last eight years.
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Chinese broadcaster CGTN and newswire Xinhua have opened new foreign bureaus and filled many with journalists from CNN, Al Jazeera, the BBC and other well-regarded outlets.
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Nikon needs to put together a compelling package that matches Sony's well-regarded full-frame shooters, price it aggressively, and then back it up with good glass.
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She is not well regarded by the opposition democratic camp, with most of the 300 or so democrats seen having voted for former Financial Secretary John Tsang.
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After six years of releasing several well-regarded EPs and marking a high point for American doom with 2005's Asunder split, though, Graves At Sea disbanded.
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One happy thought: All sources said that no one is necessarily against the qualifications of the two directors, who are well-regarded and experienced public company CEOs.
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The loss of Dugan represents a blow to Google, where she was a well regarded for her ability to marry blue-sky thinking with practical product development.
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Long-standing rumors that China's biggest smartphone maker would sell its well-regarded phones in the the U.S. market were answered earlier this week ... and then not.
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The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision's second and third initiatives, known as Basel II and Basel III, are the well regarded examples of the principles-based model.
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January has been a bloodbath for technology stocks and even the well regarded FANG stocks; Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google copped it sweet for most of January.
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Doug Holtz-Eakin, a well-regarded former Congressional Budget Office director and current think tank leader, believes that eliminating the estate tax will create lots of jobs.
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On Tuesday, March 13, some of the most well-regarded venture capitalists on the West Coast will converge in LA to hear pitches from women-led startups.
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They remember that she won two terms to the United States Senate, where she was not only well-regarded but was known to get along with Republicans.
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Obama chose Merrick Garland, a well-regarded District Court Judge who will be difficult for moderate Republicans to reject out of hand (though their leaders already have).
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The best suburbs offer access to parks and cultural activities, good job prospects, and top restaurants — in addition to low crime rates and well-regarded public schools.
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Mr. Trump has also overlooked prominent Republican women, including Senator Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire, a foreign policy hawk who is well regarded by national party leaders.
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"This is very much a mixed bag," he said, noting that he had given a commencement address at North Star Academy, a well-regarded charter in Newark.
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Bossert has kept a low profile and is not a regular on cable TV, but he is well regarded by his peers in the national security field.
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The new division includes: For the well-regarded Osterloh, it is a return to Google employment, though it is a far broader role than his past ones.
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At the time it was extremely annoying—very disheartening—because Bruce is a fine young man and very well regarded in the community and in the organization.
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At $4,999 and up, this isn't check out line impulse buy territory, but the professional version of the company's well-regarded all-in-one packs a wallop.
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" Senator Jeff Flake, Republican of Arizona, said on Twitter that Mr. Sessions was "well liked and well regarded, even by those who don't always agree with him.
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Even so, Ryan himself has managed to remain relatively well regarded as legislative leaders go (a little like being the best ice-fisherman in Florida, but still).
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I'm from a small city in Wisconsin, which has a well-regarded state university system that an overwhelming majority of my peers expected to and did attend.
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She attended Cambridge a year ahead of Sylvia Plath and she spent many years in swinging, sexist London as the editor of well-regarded book review sections.
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By the end of that time, he had recorded a well-regarded debut album, "Diamond in the Rough," for RCA and become the talk of the town.
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He's now earned his B.A., and has become a well-regarded counselor in a local prisoner release program — both the sorts of publicly funded projects liberals embrace.
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Big Dance Theater, the well-regarded, long-established company celebrated for its recipe of movement and theatrics, presents "17C," a fragmented portrait of Pepys's life and exploits.
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But they did not come in time to prevent the surge of cases that has deeply taxed the capacity even of a well-regarded health care system.
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The blockbuster book from the trio of Canadian professors is well-regarded as a must-read for business leaders looking to harness the power of artificial intelligence.
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He was a well-regarded officer who had just received a commendation for bravery and for apparently saving the life of a 2-year-old, black child.
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Three officers were killed, including the district's well-regarded police chief, Khan Agha, and four others were wounded, said Shahpoor Ahmadzai, the spokesman for the Logar police.
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Clarida has taught at Columbia since 1988 and is a managing director at Pacific Investment Management Co. He is well regarded by both conservative and liberal economists.
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For years, developer Frogwares has put out a number of Holmes adventures, which are generally, as far as we know, well regarded and interesting little mystery numbers.
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The controller comes courtesy of 8bitdo, which shouldn't be a surprise — the company has made similar well-regarded replicas for many other consoles, including the original Genesis.
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There had been sporadic attempts at reviving it, including one that produced a few examples of a well-regarded supercar, the EB110, which was made in Italy.
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The latest addition is this wood-paneled vegetarian restaurant from Amanda Cohen, the chef and owner of the well-regarded Dirt Candy on the Lower East Side.
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While Minister of Finance Naci Agbal is generally well regarded, it is Simsek, the former Merrill Lynch chief economist and strategist, who has the ear of foreign investors.
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Camille interviews James about what he saw, but the Chief of Police tells her to discount his statement because the Capisi family aren't well regarded in the town.
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A well-regarded intelligence officer for many years, Flynn was fired by the current White House from his position as director of the Defense Intelligence Agency in 2014.
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Although well-regarded as an artistic and spiritual retreat for both established and aspiring artists, few left as big of a mark on Taos as Mabel Dodge Luhan.
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OneFifteen will also be working with several well-regarded health care companies, including Ohio hospital operators Kettering Health Network and Premier Health as well as Samaritan Behavioral Health.
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Read, who previously sat on WPP's main board, is well regarded in the industry while Scott was involved in its acquisition strategy and was not involved with clients.
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In Britain a well-regarded programme called UnionLearn uses union representatives both to inform workers about training options and to liaise with employers on workers' requests for training.
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Landline phone service has begun to return to the region but not to Soura, which is best-known for a Muslim shrine and a well-regarded teaching hospital.
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At the same time, another plot unfolded in the corridors of government: Oleksandr Danyliuk, Ukraine's well-regarded finance minister, is being forced to resign, The Economist has learned.
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Such plans can be read simply as punitive populism: billionaires are not very well regarded on the left, and thinning their number has an appeal all its own.
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Even a good surround-sound system (affordable but well regarded sets, like those from Monoprice, run around $150 on the low end) can help you set the mood.
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Some of Mr Kim's reforms, such as the shift from an organisation run on geographical lines to teams based on areas of expertise, are well-regarded by outsiders.
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Known for its well-crafted cabins, Audi kicks it up a notch in the big Q, with high-quality materials that beat even the well-regarded Volvo XC90.
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In his last appointment to the court, Reagan chose a smart and very well regarded jurist, who, while generally conservative, made decisions which surprised, delighted and disappointed people.
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Spending some of that on a well-regarded cloud company it can transition over to its own enormous cloud system makes Microsoft ever more relevant in this world.
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He is a polymath who studied at Eton and Oxford, and was a prolific journalist and author who wrote a well-regarded book on his hero Winston Churchill.
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Some of the most well-known and well-regarded women in almost every industry have lost one big job — or big client — at one point in their career.
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The creative director, the well-regarded photographer Matthew Rolston, took design cues from the neighborhood's legendary Tin Pan Alley, where music publishing flourished in the early 20th century.
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His name is Simon, and he is the carpenter behind Saxon Dungeon Furniture, a well-regarded maker of high-quality wooden bondage chairs, crosses, straddles, tables, and walls.
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He has also approached well-regarded BuzzFeed News executive editor Shani Hilton and Katie Drummond, who was recently appointed Gizmodo editor in chief, though both declined to join.
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At the age of eleven, Mullen began attending a well-regarded secondary school, but he was disruptive, and after two years he was placed in another local school.
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" Those offerings stand in contrast to some of TIAA's own mutual funds, including its well-regarded "target-date'' funds, which become more conservative as an investor approaches retirement.
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The Redskins have faced a few teams with well-regarded running games, but have yet to face a true test against a team committed to grinding it out.
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On College Football Brock Purdy was a good enough high school quarterback to attract attention through the fall from several well regarded, if not top-tier, college programs.
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Accelerated construction is a well-regarded method of erecting bridges that avoids the long months of street closings when a structure is built over a road or river.
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The VoteCast polling of the midterms was conducted with unusual transparency, and it was a rare foray into this type of research by a well-regarded, traditional organization.
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Now, it's up to the fractured board of Uber to heal themselves, actually give the well-regarded exec the job and then get out of his damn way.
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Republicans are facing "what we call in social science a collective action problem," said Sides, who co-wrote with Vavreck a well-regarded book on the 2012 election.
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"Whether people admit it or not, my job is really to give the goalie an identity," said Ray Bishop, a well-regarded mask painter based in suburban Detroit.
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Two of the studio's most well-regarded titles, Vanquish and Bayonetta, were just released in remastered form for the PS4 and Xbox One with Sega as the publisher.
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But several border locations remain open, and many medical workers fear being overwhelmed by a flood of visitors seeking treatment in Hong Kong's well-regarded health care system.
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It also portrays the North as powerful, well-regarded and prosperous, while insulting and threatening perceived enemies in sometimes bizarre wording involving boiled pumpkins and seas of fire.
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He wants a roster spot for the regular season, of course, but when one didn't materialize he signed a contract with Anadolu Efes, a well-regarded Turkish club.
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It's significant enough that well-regarded institutions, including Johns Hopkins University and research centers in England, have had to issue statements debunking claims that have been floated online.
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That two well-regarded brands -- Dunkin' Donuts and Girl Scouts -- would team up in this way makes sense to Rob Frankel, a Los Angeles-based branding strategy expert.
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After two bruising, exhausting presidential runs, surely it's appealing to him to have (presumably) a glide path to the Senate in a state where he's very well regarded.
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Professor Bialer was well regarded for illuminating Soviet history, as he did in his first book, "Stalin and His Generals: Soviet Military Memoirs of World War II" (1969).
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In Salt Lake City, the University of Utah is home to a well-regarded ballet program where Michele Wiles, the artistic director of BalletNext, is a visiting professor.
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Cruise Automation, its well-regarded autonomy division (which in May attracted $2.3bn of investment from Japan's SoftBank), expects to launch robotaxis on the streets of San Francisco next year.
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Dinner $16 to $39 I've been here Read More 927 F St. NW The Alexandria restaurant hired a well-regarded Mexican chef, but too many dishes are a bust.
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On Monday, Leila Alaoui, 33, a well-regarded French-Moroccan photographer who was wounded during the attack in Ouagadougou, died from her injuries, increasing the death toll to 30.
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Now RavPower, a similar company to Anker in that it makes a wide range of affordable, well-regarded charging products, has entered the GaN arena with a 45W charger.
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Why it matters: Hutchens trial struck a nerve with many in the cybersecurity community because he had gone on to become a well-regarded and well-liked security researcher.
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He's well regarded by many state party chairs and party operatives for his time helming the party, when his 50-state strategy pumped resources and attention to state parties.
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Pro wrestling journalist Dave Meltzer, normally hesitant to gush too much over well-regarded matches, described it as one of the greatest matches he'd ever seen, maybe the greatest.
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Specifically, the Marshall Stockwell and Stanmore speakers appear to be pretty competitive when compared to Marshall's new speakers, while being pretty well regarded when it comes to sound quality.
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Ban is generally well-regarded in South Korea, often called "the president of the world" in the media there and seen as a role model by students and parents.
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Still, Ellison faces a tough fight for the position against former DNC chief Howard Dean, who is still well-regarded for his work atop the party in the 2000s.
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Ex was the more experienced of the two and had already dropped some well-regarded projects with a pre-"I Need a Dollar" Aloe Blacc as the duo Emanon.
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The ability to repeatedly seek office as head of the Executive branch would translate to reoccurring service for well-regarded presidents and retirement — and silence — for the unpopular ones.
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Colgin Cellars was founded in 1992 by Ann Colgin and specializes in red wines, many of which have achieved top marks from well-regarded critics such as Robert Parker.
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These have included acquiring startups like M.dot to add on mobile app building services; and back in 2013 buying Media Temple, the well-regarded web hosting and services company.
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The order could let millions of Americans sign up for coverage comparable to that offered by large companies, which is generally well-regarded, Paul said in a press conference.
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At the time, Mr. Caspersen was well regarded on Wall Street and had built up a reputation for being good at his job raising money for private equity investments.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (Ill.), support holding confirmation hearings for Garland, a well-regarded jurist with nearly two decades of service on the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Mr. Iger has been so successful that the obvious internal candidate to succeed him, the well-regarded Mr. Staggs, could not secure the unqualified backing of the Disney board.
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When Kushner started visiting prisons, in 2014, she had written two well-regarded novels, one about Cuba in the fifties and the other about New York in the seventies.
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And without question, there will be successes aplenty to highlight, from his gleaming golden high-rises to his well-regarded golf resorts, hit TV shows and best-selling books.
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Otherworldly It's easy to get lost in the kaleidoscopic world-building of NINEFOX GAMBIT (Solaris, paper, $9.99), the first novel by the well-regarded story writer Yoon Ha Lee.
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The small but well-regarded Puerto Rico Independence Party rejected outright the governor's calls for unified opposition, saying his longstanding support for Puerto Rico's territorial status made unity impossible.
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Michael Flynn was a very well-regarded intelligence officer until his success in the field earned him a job in Washington as the head of the Defense Intelligence Agency.
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Cohn has been advocating for Shahira Knight — a senior figure on the NEC who is well-regarded on the Hill and played a crucial role in passing tax reform.
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Rita Henley Jensen, who after escaping an abusive marriage with two young children became a well-regarded journalist and founded the digital news service Women's eNews, died on Oct.
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Dr. Silvers was already a well-regarded scholar with an expertise in aesthetics in the 19803s when she started to focus on disability law and definitions related to it.
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His dance work came to be so well regarded that Mr. Ardolino brought him in to help edit some crucial scenes in a low-budget movie he was directing.
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The well-regarded 3-year-old would have given Japan consecutive starters for the first time in the history of a race renowned as the Test of the Champion.
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The meeting also came amid reports that Rosenstein, a well-regarded federal prosecutor, was furious over the White House's characterization of his apparent recommendation and even threatened to quit.
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Tuesday marked the first time a digital division reporter moderated a major debate, and Quijano – a well-regarded former CNN anchor who now works for CBSN – showed her inexperience.
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And there were several well regarded general managers around the league who were rumored to have been interested in the Knicks job had Dolan not indulged his patented panic.
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Liu speaks fluent English, is well-regarded for his deep understanding of China's economic issues, and is often seen following Xi on regional tours and meetings with foreign leaders.
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Add this to his short (but well-regarded) tenure as CIA director, and anti-Trump elites will have a hard time sneering at the new secretary of State's resume.
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Mr. Cleobury, who had stepped down from his post just this past September, was a well-regarded organist when he was named to the King's College position in 20043.
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His management philosophies are so well regarded that they're even taught outside of the hospitality industry, including at a nearly $5,20163-per-person "leadership development workshop" run by USHG.
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Sullivan is a relatively well-regarded figure on Capitol Hill, and his nomination to serve as the U.S. envoy in Moscow is expected to make it through the Senate.
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Sennheiser isn't as big of name when it comes to noise-canceling headphones as Sony or Bose, but the company is well-regarded when it comes to sound quality.
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With Delirium Tremens, Harvey, himself a well-regarded songwriter and reasonably revered arranger and sideman, delves into Gainsbourg lesser known TV soundtrack work, 70s concept rock, and assorted oddities.
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After the wild success of the Wii, the oddly-marketed follow-up never seemed to catch on, despite plenty of well-regarded (and instantly recognizable) games in its lineup.
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The original HR person here during some of these more difficult times, who's from Google, very well regarded, worked for Susan Wojcicki, actually, also is now ... It's her fault?
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Hulu also might be the most complete online TV offering, with a live TV service, a library of older content, and even some of its own well-regarded original series.
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Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil's new president, appointed Roberto Castello Branco, a well-regarded economist who had served on the company's board and looked set to continue Mr Parente's market-friendly policies.
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It's worthy of mention because most of Fantasy Flight Games' output from the partnership was well-regarded, especially the RPG lines, which competed for sales with Dungeons & Dragons and Pathfinder.
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"Patrick Drahi is one of the most well-regarded entrepreneurs in the world, and on behalf of everyone at Sotheby's, I want to welcome him to the family," he said.
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The well-regarded venture firm was an early investor in Uber and said in the lawsuit that owns 13 percent of Uber and controls 20 percent of the voting power.
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Whatever the reason for their association with him, the problem is that the proximity and connection of so many well regarded scientists to Epstein leant him an aura of legitimacy.
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This series starts out with promise but ultimately ends up ordinary, another historical drama with well-regarded actors, fancy costumes and not much to distinguish it from all the others.
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Unsurprisingly, there's been some talk lately about deal flow and the possibility that some of the most well-regarded early-stage investors in the industry have quietly applied the brakes.
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The reality, however, is that while Steele is well-regarded in intelligence circles, there is no indication that his work has ever been the basis of the FBI's Russia investigation.
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AND WE ARE NOT GOING TO ALLOW THE LAST FIVE WEEKS TO DEFINE THE SUCCESS -- THE FUTURE SUCCESS OF A VERY WELL REGARDED AND WELL KNOWN 164-YEAR OLD COMPANY.
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Head to Be Relax Spa in Terminal 5 for a quick hairstyling session or a wax, using products by well-regarded brands such as Bumble and Bumble, Dermalogica, and OPI.
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It was an absurd case of science hype (detailed below), and it left many wondering why a well-regarded university was behaving like a marketing machine for a dairy company.
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New episodes of The Simpsons might not be as well regarded as the classics from earlier seasons, but an upcoming episode will have something its predecessors lacked — a live segment.
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He is a former Republican governor of deeply blue Massachusetts, a well-regarded and highly accomplished businessman, as well as one of the most respected leaders of the Republican Party.
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But Kenneth Rogoff, a Harvard economics professor and co-author of "This Time Is Different," a well-regarded history of financial crises, scoffed when I mentioned the "worst recovery" epithet.
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Business Insider has tried to make the job a little easier by putting together a list of some of the most interesting and well-regarded investors in Europe right now.
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Area education is well regarded; Homewood High School is considered among the top five in the state and top 1,000 in the country, according to U.S. News and World Report.
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Though they never gained entry to the Football League, they were a well known and well regarded team who played some of the best football below the top four tiers.
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He is a well-regarded center back, the player of the year for England's West Bromwich Albion in 2013 and a rugged presence at the back of Northern Ireland's formation.
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AMLO also reportedly designated an experienced Mexican diplomat as future ambassador to the U.S. and well-regarded lead trade negotiator to join Mexico's North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) team.
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In much of the world, there is little shame in missing the event: well-regarded teams such as the Netherlands, Ghana and Chile will also be staying home in 2018.
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Strip Panel Naked, the YouTube-based mini-masterclass in comic creation, this week sets its focus on one of the most popular and well-regarded comics of all time: Watchmen.
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When he took over from Edo de Waart, a fellow Dutch conductor, in 2012, he was given an ensemble that was well regarded, but not yet among the world's best.
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Mr. Trump's most recent filing with the Federal Election Commission indicates that his campaign has disputed a bill for $766,756 from a vendor, the well-regarded Republican pollster Tony Fabrizio.
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Raymond Buckley, Jaime Harrison and Sally Boynton BrownBuckley is well regarded in his home state of New Hampshire, one of the few swing states that Democrats won in 2016. Sen.
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Last year's self-proclaimed national champion, Central Florida is 4-0 and ranked 12th, with a win over Pitt and the opportunity to defeat well-regarded South Florida and Cincinnati.
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Perhaps reflecting those changing attitudes was well-regarded work by Survation, a research firm, that showed support for leaving had fallen around 10 percentage points in Sunderland since the referendum.
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UCLA, attended by more than 43,000 students, is in the Westwood section of Los Angeles and is one of the more well-regarded schools in the University of California system.
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In Iowa, the weekend before the caucuses, as you may recall, Ann Selzer did not release her well-regarded poll due to complaints about irregularities with at least one call.
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In 2008, she got her first big break, landing a job as a tenor on the permanent choir of the Argentine Theater of La Plata, a well-regarded opera house.
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Eater's map of the "most iconic pizzerias" in the East Bay Area, for example, will not include Oakland's well-regarded Pizzaola because its owner, Charlie Hallowell, sexually harassed his staff.
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One internal candidate to succeed Mr. Iger, the well-regarded Mr. Staggs, abruptly left Disney in 2016 after losing the unqualified support of Mr. Iger and some other board members.
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Ms. Yovanovitch, a Canadian immigrant whose parents fled the Soviet Union and Nazis, was a well-regarded career diplomat who was known as a vigorous fighter against corruption in Ukraine.
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Ted Lieu (D-Calif.) and Steve Russell (R-Okla.) campaigned for months to have the Pentagon step in and use its well-regarded cyber expertise to secure the valuable data.
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He added that mayors of either party in major cities don't always translate into viable statewide candidates, but can become household names if their city hall tenures are well-regarded.
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A recent well-regarded study found that families who receive permanent housing vouchers experience some benefits: stress levels fall, domestic violence is less common, and children change schools less frequently.
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Other films followed, but by the time she directed the well-regarded "Her Great Adventure," Blaché was struggling with her health, financial difficulties, a broken marriage and continued industry upheaval.
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Now, an August study published by a well-regarded medical journal, JAMA Pediatrics, has reignited debate about fluoride, both from harsh critics of fluoridation and harsh critics of the study.
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The risk of politicising them has become poorly understood, says Kori Schake, a former Pentagon official who, together with Mr Mattis, wrote a well-regarded book on civil-military relations.
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But the Obama administration's response sparked a backlash, not just from the accused and their families but from well-regarded law school professors who say new rules went too far.
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"I can't stress enough how thinly everybody here is stretched," Mr. Knowles said in his office at the high school, where he directs the school's well-regarded orchestra as well.
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Later that year she began working at Ciro's, a well-regarded restaurant in Boston; in 1982 Boston Magazine named her "best chef, female" on its annual Best of Boston list.
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Guestrin also runs a well-regarded conference in the field, the most recent edition of which took place last month in San Francisco, drawing hundreds of experts in the field.
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Kronos Quartet is well regarded for its willingness to explore beyond the traditional boundaries of classical music, playing a broad range of sounds and genres over more than four decades.
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Walmart is requiring employees to travel to specific, well-regarded hospitals for spinal procedures, in a bid to cut down on its health care costs, the Wall Street Journal reported yesterday.
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Namely, that a Japanese wrestler can do this weird shit and still come out as well-regarded, even worshipped, but a Canadian or American wrestler is forever tainted by the culture.
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"Elephants are well regarded as one of the most intelligent animals on the planet, but we still need more empirical, scientific evidence to support this belief," noted Dale in a release.
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JUST AS Pope Francis struggles to stop his well-regarded papacy being overshadowed by charges of laxity over child abuse, his predecessor has emerged from retirement to make an unexpected intervention.
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The island has a well-educated, bilingual middle-class, including a surfeit of engineers, trained at the well-regarded University of Puerto Rico for the manufacturing industry, and cheap to hire.
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Another source familiar with the situation said Saga was undervalued, but with a well-regarded brand and assets that could be separated, adding that management needed to review all the options.
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Are the Clintons part of a "crime family" as the well-regarded former assistant FBI director James Kallstrom, suggested in a radio interview Sunday according to a report in The Hill.
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Portley-Hanks is a well-regarded PI in the entertainment industry, who, if given the opportunity, will talk your ear off for an hour about the origins of the LexisNexis database.
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The face of the response was National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster, well-regarded as a steadying influence but facing his most visible — and most fraught — moment in this administration so far.
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This is less about co-branding than it is finding an established, well-regarded partner capable of expanding V-Moda's scale and backing the company's premium headphones with more engineering resources.
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Rooney is well-regarded for leading the state party during the 2008 wave and would be a great get for Democrats and Reynolds is a fresh face with local elected experience.
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Before that, Mr. Purdy lingered for six weeks at Lincoln Medical Center, a well-regarded hospital for trauma care that — like many institutions across the country — struggles to care for paraplegics.
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Even when Yahoo addressed the problem, and hired a well-regarded head of security, it resisted doing things that had become common at the likes of Google, like fully encrypting messages.
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The Pixel line's biggest selling point, so far, has been its well-regarded camera, and the latest editions, the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2XL, have again won praise from camera experts.
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The economy has remained in Janet Yellen's capable hands, and Trump's selection to replace her next year, current Fed Board of Governors member Jerome Powell, is well-qualified and well-regarded.
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The well-regarded venture firm was an early investor in Uber and said in the lawsuit that it owns 13 percent of Uber and controls 20 percent of the voting power.
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Still more straightforward models, like the well-regarded one from Columbia's Robert Erikson and UT Austin's Christopher Wlezien, actually incorporate horse race polling, albeit well in advance of the general election.
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The Cubs have added two starting pitchers, Yu Darvish and Tyler Chatwood, and a new group of well-regarded coaches, including Chili Davis (hitting), Jim Hickey (pitching) and Brian Butterfield (infield).
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Art Spiegelman, one of comics' most well-regarded writers and artists, withdrew an essay from a Marvel compendium after editors resisted his comparison of President Donald Trump to a comics villain.
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Bette Howland, who wrote three well-regarded books in the 22015s and early '21990s, then faded from the literary scene, only to be rediscovered recently, died on Wednesday in Tulsa, Okla.
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Mr. Dickson was "extremely well regarded" at Delta, where he was seen as "a man of great integrity," said Henry Harteveldt, the founder of the travel analysis firm Atmosphere Research Group.
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General Miller, who overlapped with General Nicholson as a cadet at West Point, is well regarded, but his 35 years of service have been spent mostly with the Special Operations community.
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The company already produces a few well-regarded older bourbons, including the sought-after Pappy Van Winkle, which comes in 2000- and 225-year old versions (if you can find them).
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Well-regarded New York Times editor Lydia Polgreen will become the next leader of the Huffington Post, taking the job that was until recently held by its famous founder, Arianna Huffington.
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The quality of Israeli democracy has been declining steadily since the early 2000s, according to a well-regarded index known as V-Dem that tracks countries across a host of metrics.
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Both committees were formerly led by Ms. Savino, a veteran and well-regarded senator who currently leads no committee, though she serves as vice-chairwoman on the Codes and Finance Committees.
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Eight years ago, Micron, which began in a dentist's office in Boise, Idaho in 1978, suffered a serious blow when it's well-regarded CEO Steve Appleton died in a plane crash.
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And the administration appointed a well-regarded former American ambassador to NATO, Kurt Volker, who is known for tough views on Russia, as special envoy to work with Russia on Ukraine.
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According to a detailed report that appeared last November in the well-regarded online publication Meduza, several hundred technical specialists have left commercial firms to work for state-run cyber teams.
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"Sullivan's Travels" (1941), "The Bad and the Beautiful" (1952), "The Stunt Man" (1980), "Barton Fink" (1991), "Adaptation" (2002), and many other well-regarded films did not make the best-picture cut.
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Under a well-regarded chief executive, Andy Palmer, who arrived from Nissan two years ago, Aston Martin plans to renew its entire lineup of car models in the next six years.
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Many of them came over from troubled EV startup (and would-be rival) Faraday Future, including the well-regarded team that helped develop GM's first mass-market electric car, the EV1.
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His predecessor Scott Gottlieb, who stepped down in April, was well regarded by public health advocates and won bipartisan support for his efforts to curb youth use of flavored e-cigarettes.
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The F.B.I. has also been investigating whether Kaspersky software, including its well-regarded antivirus programs, contain back doors that could allow Russian intelligence access into computers on which it is running.
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The duo collaborated with the well-regarded French winemaker Gérard Bertrand on their venture; the wine is produced in France's Languedoc-Roussillon region, in the country's south, and retails for $25.
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But while the leadership vacuum has become apparent in Germany, questions are now being asked over the future of Europe once Merkel, a well-regarded pragmatic and principled leader, departs the post.
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Clegg isn't very well-regarded in his home country, but Facebook apparently feels he's the man for the job at a time when its influence over politicians is more crucial than ever.
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Among these, the new Garmin InReach Mini ($349.99) is well-regarded for its diminutive size and well-rounded feature set, though the Garmin inReach Explorer and Spot X are also solid options.
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Sealing a deal is presumably the highest priority for the group's new chairman, Paul Brough, a well-regarded troubleshooter who replaced Mr Elman on May 11th and is reviewing the company's options.
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He was the least well-regarded leader of either major party in nearly four decades, with the exception of Michael Foot, another far-leftist, who led Labour to catastrophic defeat in 1983.
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"The share price reaction tells you he was well regarded by investors and that it will be a struggle to find somebody as good to replace him," said Liberum analyst Gerald Khoo.
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Not only is firing the FBI director to try to quash an investigation a textbook impeachable offense, it's also simply political malpractice to pick a fight with a well-regarded FBI director.
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However, travelers looking to experience something truly great will be happy to learn that staying in one of the most well-regarded hotels in the world costs a mere $113 a night.
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Now in its 17th year, Montreal's MUTEK is one of the most well-regarded and carefully curated electronic music festivals worldwide, with each edition having a different vibe than the previous one.
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Sigma has sold a well-regarded DSLR lens with similar specs for a long time, and this version should be a solid, versatile option for Micro Four Thirds and Sony NEX shooters.
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He added that Gwynn's status as not just a star, but also a person extremely well-regarded by teammates, opponents, fans and the news media, could make him sympathetic to a jury.
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He is well-regarded in Latin America for his time as a Deputy Assistant Secretary at the State Department at a tumultuous time and positive change for the region during Bush '22019.
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To support "Aquarius," three Brazilian directors withdrew their own well-regarded films from consideration by the Oscar committee, and a director and an actor on the committee stepped down from their posts.
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Since its merger with SABMiller was announced, the company has bought several well-regarded craft brewers around the country, including California's Golden Road, Arizona's Four Peaks, Colorado's Breckenridge and Virginia's Devil's Backbone.
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If Olshey decides a few guys aren't working out, trading players like Allen Crabbe, Al-Farouq Aminu, or Mo Harkless won't be difficult; all are well-paid, but about equally well-regarded.
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He led some research at the well-regarded nonprofit, non-partisan think tank Public Policy Institute of California for five years, and then was the head economist at real estate startup Trulia.
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Fisher and Potter strolled down the block in West Palm Beach to the offices of Squire Patton Boggs — a well-regarded multinational firm that represents Oesterlund's Florida companies — to hear them out.
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With a win over Memphis, another well-regarded and ranked opponent, in the American Athletic Conference title game, the Knights would be 12-0 champions, and they rarely won by a little.
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" Despite the involvement of two well-regarded black writer-producers, the show was dismissed by skeptics as Lost Cause nostalgia dressed up in progressive prestige-cable clothing, or even "slavery fan fiction.
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It was also home to a community of working-class Polish-American farmers in which her father, Albin Pietrewicz, was a well-regarded figure who raised potatoes and strawberries, among other crops.
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The Institute of Art's urban campus and well-regarded arts programs were attractive to the larger school, but New England College wanted to maintain the institute's culture as well as its location.
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Adams's novel was a huge best seller in its day, it's been the basis for an animated movie and a recent Netflix mini-series, and it's obviously well-regarded and much-loved.
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Before coming to television, Simon and Pelecanos covered crime from different angles — Simon as a reporter for The Baltimore Sun and Pelecanos as the well-regarded author of D.C.-based detective fiction.
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This poll is not to be confused with the well-regarded Des Moines Register/CNN/Mediacom poll even though the Des Moines Register and USA Today share the same parent company, Gannett.
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From the outside, the group is running on all cylinders and is kicking out phones — that team was completely in charge of the well-regarded Pixel 3A and now the Pixel 4.
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She began her career at the Miami Herald in 1915 and eventually wrote several well-regarded books, including "The Everglades: River of Grass" (1947) and her autobiography, "Voice of the River" (1987).
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Both people, who were not authorized to share their insights publicly, went so far as to proclaim that Ujiri may even try to bring along Bobby Webster, Toronto's well-regarded general manager.
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While O'Connell called plays for the first time after former head coach Jay Gruden was let go in early October, he is well regarded around the league and might have other opportunities.
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While the gym offers a well-regarded professional development program, as well as health insurance and other employee benefits that few fitness chains provide, many Equinox trainers, especially beginners, work exhausting schedules.
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AVENA Roberto Deiaco, who was an executive chef at Armani Ristorante and owned the well-regarded East 6463th Osteria, is opening Avena, a two-story restaurant focused on fresh organic Italian cuisine.
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Raffi Krikorian, a well-regarded director in Uber's self-driving division, left the company last week, while Gary Marcus, who joined Uber in December after Uber acquired his company, left this month.
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In his statements on Sunday, Mr. Netanyahu also said he had registered his opposition to appointing the well-regarded former Palestinian prime minister, Salam Fayyad, as the United Nations envoy to Libya.
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Mr. Brandão said that the appeals court in Porto Alegre was well regarded in legal circles and that it tended to uphold Judge Moro's decisions more often than it has overturned them.
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The Times does very few stories based solely on polls by others; more often, we include some data from well-regarded polling operations like Gallup and Pew when it provides illuminating context.
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New York City's failure to comply with federal rules on lead paint hazards, which has plunged the troubled public housing authority into scandal, has now entangled the city's well-regarded Health Department.
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Trending Renowned hotel bars — the American Bar at the Savoy Hotel in London, for example, or Bemelmans Bar at the Carlyle in New York — are often well-regarded for their innovative cocktails.
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Well-regarded Apple supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo reported last week that at launch, the number of iPhone X units available could be as low as 2 million to 3 million.
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"A quick take [on the study] would be: there is no 'dex culture' on Everest," said Hackett, a well-regarded high-altitude physician and the director at the Institute for Altitude Medicine.
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First held in 1988, TEFAF has become one of the most critically well-regarded art fairs in recent years, largely thanks to its uniqueness as a place of discovery and unexpected pairings.
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It can continue under the control of an interim director and the potential candidates for the office, including current acting director Andrew McCabe, a career official who is well regarded inside the agency.
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Since then, the CDC has only identified two more promising programs, including the University of Kentucky's well-regarded Green Dot program — and Green Dot's best behavioral results, once again, involve high school students.
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For Ross, who was a really famous, well-regarded star with innumerable demands on her time and energy, what did it mean to turn emotion on and off outside of a romantic context?
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The group, called Math PAC, is being run by a well-regarded Democratic operative, Will Hailer, and this week began sending its first pieces of direct mail to voters, according to federal disclosures.
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It boasts an interfaith board of advisers, many of whom are well-regarded religion scholars, and its director, David Trobisch, is a renowned New Testament researcher who formerly taught at Yale Divinity School.
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On the one hand, we still view DLTR as a high quality retailer with a well regarded management team at the helm, as well as rock solid trends at the Dollar Tree segment.
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"It would be the easiest thing in the world to cut the suspension rate to 0% tomorrow," says Jon Clark, co-director of the Brooke Charter Schools, a well-regarded network in Boston.
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She spoke by phone with Dr. Louis M. Theimer, the well-regarded family practitioner in Wichita Falls who opened his practice in 0003 and delivered hundreds, if not thousands, of the town's babies.
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The departures underscore McDermott's long-stated ambition to transform SAP into a digital platform business, but the exit of long-serving and well-regarded staff with extensive know-how risks alienating core customers.
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The faculty of the college's well-regarded engineering school is so "disengaged and beaten," an assessment last year warned, that if "serious shortcomings" were not rectified, the school could fail to earn reaccreditation.
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The company, however, has a market capitalization of only 5.5 billion rand ($464 million), although it is well regarded by many city analysts and its share price has rallied 15 percent this year.
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The looming question remains whether this year's biggest moneymaker, "Black Panther," can surmount skepticism toward superhero movies and break into the awards race, after the well-regarded "Wonder Woman" was overlooked last year.
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Mr. Gianopulos, an experienced and well-regarded film executive who is known to want to continue his career, is considered a candidate to run or help run one of several troubled film companies.
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When a CNBC reporter noted that the Eastern District is a well-regarded prosecutors' office, one which as late as 2000 had been led by former U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch, Shkreli scoffed.
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His mentor, Alex Kozinski, a formerly well-regarded appellate judge, was reportedly notorious among insiders for his inappropriate sexual remarks and has since been driven off the bench after accusations of sexual harassment.
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A new analysis using his well-regarded budget model has concluded the Republican tax plan won't raise nearly as much revenue as its proponents say, or provide a meaningful boost to economic growth.
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Liddell is viewed internally as a Jared and Ivanka favorite, but he's well-regarded internally, though some staff worry he won't be the force Cohn was as head of the National Economic Council.
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Zendrive CEO Jonathan Matus told Axios: Yellow light: There were lots of calls on Monday to slow down, including from the head of the well-regarded self-driving car lab at Carnegie Mellon.
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Some fans say the power metal genre kind of entered a slump in the mid-2000s, and your albums from that era, The Circle of Life , and Dimensions , are not that well regarded.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Carlos Urzua resigned as Mexico's finance minister on Tuesday, a blow to the government of President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who named a well-regarded deputy minister to replace him.
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Ohio State lost to Oklahoma and lost badly at Iowa, but otherwise generally took care of business, especially against the well-regarded Penn State and Michigan State (and, in its best case, Wisconsin).
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Even John Henry, who made a fortune with his investment firm and is well regarded as the owner of The Boston Globe, has recently expressed some distaste for the economics of print media.
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It was a highly professional operation full of well-regarded political operatives, mostly battle-tested by service in an Obama administration that prided itself on an un-Clintonian absence of drama and scandal.
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In recent days, time spent on the site of the Khan Academy, a well-regarded online curriculum that is free, is up about two and a half times from this time last year.
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In recent days, time spent on the site of the Khan Academy, a well-regarded online curriculum that is free, is up about two and a half times from this time last year.
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Often on this show, after a well-regarded chef prepares a refined dish, Bronson will take it over to his band, the Special Victims Unit, or to the guest crafters, and feed them.
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When it arrived in New York in 1999, Upright Citizens Brigade was a well-regarded but minor player in a comedy scene dominated by stand-up giants like Chris Rock and Sarah Silverman.
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He started a foster home, which evolved into a nonprofit group for troubled youth so large and well regarded that it received one of President George H. W. Bush's "Points of Light" awards.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which offers a well-regarded and oft-cited public weekly tracker for the annual influenza season, offers no similar real-time surveillance for the novel coronavirus.
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MIT is no stranger to that field: The university was home to one of the first AI labs and continues to be well regarded as a place to do work in the sector.
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His family was a musical one: His mother was a member of the famous girl group the Crystals in its later years, and his grandfather, Budd Johnson, was a well-regarded jazz saxophonist.
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Customers would complain that she charged $32 for a complex fish curry with smoked tamarind, even when a fish entree at a well-regarded new Southern restaurant not far away cost the same.
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Prosecutors brought a criminal case against their own colleague, a well-regarded prosecutor who was charged with stealing more than $41,000 in cash and five pounds of drugs from the office evidence locker.
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I'm just getting used to something we had never done: Work legally, which although it produces little, is very well regarded by the people of the world and fills me with great satisfaction.
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The militia, called Dnepro-1, remains well regarded by Ukrainian soldiers and was crucial in holding parts of the front line before the regular army could be transformed into a battle-ready state.
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"A small army of social media operatives...are deployed to promote all of this material to unknowing audiences," three well regarded former government experts wrote last November for the War on the Rockswebsite.
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One of the government's more well-regarded officials was the economy minister, Aivaras Abromavičius, a forty-year-old reformer who had worked in private equity in Kiev and joined the government after Maidan.
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The MIT Media Lab — an interdisciplinary research center affiliated with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology — was well regarded, well funded, had great publicity, and was attached to one of the world's best universities.
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Instead the Police Department will lay to rest on Wednesday one of its most well-regarded veterans, killed by friendly fire, as Mr. Ransom faces life in prison, charged with causing his death.
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After all, Comey's June testimony in front of the Senate Intelligence Committee was well-regarded, making him seem more credible in the public eye than Trump, according to an ABC/Washington Post poll.
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Hamilton's previous, well-regarded multimedia installations, such as her recent Pitch at MASS MoCA, also conveyed a haunted, almost animist sense of the rural American South, where the artist was born and raised.
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Wu-Tang Clan, De La Soul, and Mobb Deep were some of the biggest hip-hop artists of the time, and their participation, along with that of well-regarded up-and-comers was significant.
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We all seek the social recognition that comes with being part of high-status groups, be it a well-regarded profession, the fan base of a champion sports team, or a country's dominant ethnicity.
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Something to keep in mind: although there are well-regarded facilities throughout the country, the best hospitals and most specialists in both the public and private system are in San José, Costa Rica's capital.
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But the company also has hardware experience in the DxO One, a well-regarded camera that slots directly into the Lightning port on an iPhone to offer improved pictures than the built-in camera.
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Feskanich and colleagues rated the study participants' diets over time according to three well-regarded scales of diet quality: The AHEI, the Dietary Approach to Stop Hypertension (DASH) and The Alternative Mediterranean Diet Score.
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Consequently, at the time of maximum peril for Nixon, the VP was Gerald Ford — a well-regarded Republican who genuinely had nothing to do with the Nixon White House or any of its crimes.
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The South London and Maudsley trust, for instance, runs the world's oldest psychiatric hospital and is well regarded for having developed the "Maudsley approach" to treating anorexia, which involves the use of family therapy.
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It began in December after he fired a well-regarded finance minister, replaced him with a political neophyte, and then, under pressure from his party and the markets, reversed course a few days later.
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He has both the pedigree, as the son of Steve Beshear, the well-regarded Democratic governor who preceded Mr Bevin, and the practical experience, as state attorney-general, to mount a successful gubernatorial campaign.
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Russians are fiercely proud of their literary tradition, which produced, particularly in the 2450th and 2200th centuries, some of the finest and most well-regarded novelists, playwrights and poets the world has ever known.
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As history's perception of Gandhi evolves (some of his opinions have been considered racist by today's standards), his most well-regarded views — nonviolence, civil disobedience, secular democracy — have held up much better with time.
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She lived the exemplary midcentury literary life, publishing a few well-regarded novels and a substantial pile of extravagantly praised essays, later becoming a founder and editor of The New York Review of Books.
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After years of seeing United Continental struggle, two hedge funds have begun an insurrection against the airline's board — and have turned to a well-regarded figure from the company's past to lead the charge.
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Mr. Zuma was forced to reverse himself a few days later by removing his new finance minister and reappointing a well-regarded former finance minister, Pravin Gordhan, who had served from 2009 to 2014.
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The plan was discussed by the company's board in mid-October, shortly before UiPath let go of about 2510 employees and announced the sudden departure of its well-regarded Chief Financial Officer Marie Myers.
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While Brennan has been a vocal critic of the President since Trump took office -- calling him unfit to serve -- he is well-regarded by both Republicans and Democrats as a seasoned national security expert.
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A special counsel is essentially intended to be an outsider who would feel less pressure to carry water for Justice Department bosses (like Mueller, a well-regarded lawyer near the end of his career).
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" Well regarded internationally, she is especially popular in Israel: "On my last trip, an elderly woman in a sun hat secured with a strap under her chubby chin had cornered me at the supermarket.
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Two of these restaurants are Dubber's, a lively sports bar, and the elegant European restaurant Patria, owned in part by Paolo Kautz, a chef who has worked at well-regarded restaurants in Monterey County.
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For a while now, Mr. Conway, a well-regarded conservative lawyer, has been using the social platform for an escalating series of clever and pointed attacks on President Trump and members of his administration.
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At the University of Warwick, a relatively new but well-regarded English university, a young philosophy professor named Nick Land argued that the triumph of capitalism and the rise of technoculture were inextricably intertwined.
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That wave will include Dina Powell, Trump's deputy national security adviser and one of the most well-regarded members of his team, who the White House announced Friday will leave in the coming weeks.
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A new study from the UK's Resolution Foundation, a well-regarded think tank focusing on economics, looked at this question in some statistical depth — and the answer is more complicated than you might think.
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"He's well-regarded among Republicans in the know and in the party, but he's had limited exposure to the electorate," Parker said, noting that Olszewski hasn't run television or radio ads like his GOP opponents.
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But given how well-regarded Sony's mobile image sensors are (they're in everything from iPhones to Androids), it should only be a matter of time before we see new phones support 960 fps slow motion.
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The last game in the series (that was well regarded) was Samurai Shodown 5 Special, the Neo-Geo's last game, a swan song for SNK's glory days, and it's still played all over the world.
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Both Stanton (who has worked in big media jobs at both Google and Yahoo before coming to Twitter) and Weil (who came from CoolIris in 2009) are well-regarded both inside and outside the company.
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Haun is certainly qualified — she teaches a well-regarded course on cryptocurrency at Stanford and is part of a rising class of hyper-networked movers and shakers in a brand-new, exciting part of tech.
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Still, appointing such well-regarded executives is a clever move by Kalanick, as it will be hard for the other directors to argue against adding them, despite the pugnacious manner in which Kalanick is operating.
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I tried to get my work distributed to the subcultures it might interest in the classical way, by submitting to well-regarded periodicals of poetry, but most didn't even allow for the upload of a .
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On a Thursday night, Ma Hnin was closing her restaurant, which is extremely well-regarded across all communities, and talking with Tint Maung Maung Htway, the second Burmese refugee to ever come to Fort Wayne.
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And then there's the slow drip of news reports about absurd courses offered at well-regarded universities; Wesleyan has a class on hipsters, Rutgers offers one on Beyoncé and Skidmore has one on Miley Cyrus.
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His predecessor Carlos Urzua resigned on Tuesday with a letter that shocked markets by citing "extremism" in economic policy, before President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador quickly named well-regarded deputy minister Herrera to replace him.
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Both Stanton (who has worked in big media jobs at both Google and Yahoo before coming to Twitter) and Weil (who came from CoolIris in 2009) are well regarded both inside and outside the company.
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Don Winslow's novels The Power of the Dog and The Cartel are well-regarded portrayals of the US war on drugs, while screenwriter Shane Salerno has helped adapt several of Winslow's books for the screen.
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Ann Grifalconi, who drew on different cultures to write and illustrate dozens of well-regarded children's books, notably the award-winning "The Village of Round and Square Houses," set in Central Africa, died on Feb.
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All three ballot measures are the result of a charter commission put together by Mayor Bill de Blasio to strengthen the city's well-regarded campaign finance system and increase the city's dismal voter participation rates.
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Inside and outside the company, Mr. Lee is often compared with his father, who despite his legal troubles was well regarded for improving quality at Samsung Electronics and for making it a major global brand.
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In the States we have Union bank on the West Coast and we like to expand their operations to a level which is well regarded in the U.S. markets and we symbolically call it top10.
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He posts old pictures to Instagram, where they garner likes from Nicolas Ghesquière (the artistic director at Louis Vuitton), Carine Roitfeld (the former editor of French Vogue), and Marie-Amelie Sauvé (a well-regarded stylist).
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Mr. Fischer will return to the Mostly Mozart Festival at Lincoln Center this summer with Mozart's "Don Giovanni," one of several well-regarded semi-staged productions for which he serves as both conductor and director.
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Michael Linden, a fellow at the left-leaning Roosevelt Institute, said that proposals to tax the rich tend to garner public support, but linking them to Social Security could make them even more well-regarded.
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Another View The Federal Trade Commission's recent study of its own merger remedies was in some ways an update of a well-regarded 1999 report on the divestitures almost always imposed when mergers are challenged.
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His fund-raising ensures he will be around for a while, and his performance in the Miami debate was generally well regarded — especially his blunt assessment of the "mess" he left behind in South Bend.
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His fund-raising ensures he will be around for a while, and his performance in the Miami debate was generally well regarded — especially his blunt assessment of the "mess" he left behind in South Bend.
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The space has been taken over by Roberto Deiaco, who owns Avena, on East 57th Street, with his wife, Giselle Deiaco, and who was the well-regarded chef at Armani Ristorante and East 12th Osteria.
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The new prime minister, Latvia's 13th since it gained independence, is Maris Kucinskis, a 54-year-old economist and former mayor of a town known for a glassmaking factory and a well-regarded craft brewery nearby.
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Giuliani had previously told CNN that a "well-regarded investigator" he's known for years put him in touch last November with current and former Ukrainian officials, who he says he's interviewed over Skype and in person.
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The well-regarded gaming hardware company has found a way to mimic the feel of a full-size mechanical keyboard in a model that's meant to be paired with a tablet—albeit a very large one.
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Still, a lot of value is placed on a well-regarded brand name, even in the wake of the college admissions scandal, which underscored how much pressure parents and students feel to get into elite universities.
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Amazon has a well-regarded set of parental controls built into its Fire line of tablets Between the lines: Parents are recycling the same methods their folks used in the era of radio, television and landlines.
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In 2009, Bulger's final year in the league, the Rams went 1-15 and earned the first overall pick in the 2010 Draft, which they spent on a well-regarded quarterback from the University of Oklahoma.
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There are 221 rooms, all with 11-foot-high ceilings, and a French eatery from the restaurateur Stephen Starr, with cuisine from the well-regarded American chef Daniel Rose, who runs the restaurant Spring in Paris.
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"Patrick Drahi is one of the most well-regarded entrepreneurs in the world, and on behalf of everyone at Sotheby's, I want to welcome him to the family," CEO Tad Smith said in a press release.
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"We believe Cox played a critical role in establishing FB's mission, values, and culture, and he was extremely well-regarded inside and outside the company, including by Wall Street," JPMorgan analysts wrote in a research note.
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Policy and public understanding about end-of-life care are sculpted as surely by Atul Gawande's best-seller "Being Mortal: Medicine and What Matters in the End" as by well-regarded scientific reviews of hospice care.
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Sanders and his camp, on a fundamental level, don't trust the leaders of the Democratic Party or their aligned institutions — to the point of flinging completely baseless charges at well-regarded groups doing good policy analysis.
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The departures underscore McDermott's long-stated ambition to transform SAP into a digital platform business, but the exit of long-serving and well-regarded staff with extensive know-how also risks alienating the company's core customers.
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Bendis is well-regarded among Marvel fans for helping design the modern Ultimate Universe and co-creating fan favorite Miles Morales, and with Civil War II, he's well positioned to tackle the social issues of today.
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Unsurprisingly, a number of well-regarded galleries have closed over the past two years, including New York's CRG Gallery, Lauren Gitlen Gallery, and Murray Guy, Los Angeles's ACME and Culver City Gallery, and London's Vilma Gold.
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The second held that the best way to inject music into a scripted TV show was to use known songs (as was done in the well-regarded British show "The Singing Detective") rather than original ones.
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Walter Gropius's largest project is not well regarded: The Pan Am Building (now the MetLife Building) hangs over New York's Grand Central Station with the sterile heaviness that many people see as typical of modern architecture.
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One person in the mix for a senior Iowa role, multiple sources tell CNN, is Michael Frosolone -- a well-regarded Democratic operative who in 2018 oversaw the party's statehouse campaign operations, helping to flip seven seats.
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Well-regarded Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo of TF International Securities said two new versions of Apple's iPad Pro will go into mass production in the fourth quarter of 2019 or the first quarter of 2020.
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In our many conversations, he told me that he regretted choosing Immelt as his successor (in a public contest, over two other well-regarded executives) and pushing the G.E. board of directors to approve his choice.
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When political appointees under Mr. Holder wanted to abandon the government's defense of "don't ask, don't tell," Jody Hunt, a well-regarded career attorney, argued successfully that the department had a legal duty to defend it.
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In a "particularly egregious case," prosecutors said, Mr. Moore persuaded a defendant to hire him instead of using the Innocence Project, the well-regarded New York organization that was founded in 1992 to reverse wrongful convictions.
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It's true that the committee has not gone into great detail about how they came up with this specific list of approved organizations, but they are generally among the most well-regarded pollsters using traditional methods.
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Seeing celebrities like Kendall Jenner post photos with no makeup and imperfect skin shows people that even celebrities, the most famous and well-regarded people in the world, have flaws just like the rest of us.
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The commissioner in charge of the brief, Sylvie Goulard of France, is well regarded, but will have to split her time between internal-market duties, regulating artificial intelligence, and a new defence-industry and space brief.
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Harris, himself a millennial and the author of Kids These Days—a well-regarded monograph about the conditions under which millennials labor—apparently feels no need to qualify his radicalism with liberal hedging or apologetic backpedaling.
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Despite serious ideological differences, Francis handpicked the arch-conservative Cardinal Pell to lead his Secretariat for the Economy, bringing him to Rome to use his well regarded financial acumen to clean up the church's muddied finances.
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Although Wellman's oeuvre includes such once well-regarded films as "The Ox-Bow Incident" (1943) and "The Story of G.I. Joe" (1945), he has little of the artistry ascribed to Howard Hawks, let alone John Ford.
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Those connections were revealed in October by Index, a well-regarded opposition news media outlet, and were then confirmed and expanded upon by security officials who briefed the parliamentary security committee, members of the committee said.
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The Williams Institute, well regarded for its research on lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender issues, was frequently cited during the same-sex marriage debate for its findings on the positive economic impact of allowing the practice.
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It bounced back above $0.7000 earlier this week to touch a near two-month peak after the appointment of a well-regarded ex-central banker as the new chief of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand.
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In Columbia, that could mean cuts to the well-regarded public schools and aid programs for the most vulnerable residents, changes that would further chip away at the egalitarian pillars on which the town was built.
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Even before that storybook finish, the movie was already a breakthrough for Jenkins, 37, who had a limited resume, having directed short films as well as the well-regarded 2008 feature "Medicine for Melancholy" before its release.
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But it's important not to lose sight of the fact that there are many others — others who are not well-regarded columnists for prominent Western newspapers — who are still suffering for their views under the current regime.
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In 1955, Discovery, a well-regarded literary magazine edited by Vance Bourjaily, published her story "The Deal," about a young woman, an aspiring artist in Las Vegas, who agrees to sleep with an aged gambler for $1,000.
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After examining maple samples from four Stradivari and one Guarneri (a similarly well-regarded instrument), the authors discovered that the wood had been chemically treated—the samples contained traces of aluminum, calcium, copper, sodium, potassium, and zinc.
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"Patrick Drahi is one of the most well-regarded entrepreneurs in the world, and on behalf of everyone at Sotheby's, I want to welcome him to the family," said Sotheby's chief executive Tad Smith in a statement.
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After a well-regarded debut, her second album, I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got, launched her into the pop stratosphere as its single "Nothing Compares 83 U" topped the charts across the globe in 1990.
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He was a well-regarded doctor who even attended to the Queen when she gave birth, but his claim to fame more than a century later is his discovery during a deadly outbreak of cholera in 1854.
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Shawn Whalen, who was then the chief of staff at San Francisco State University, and Xander Shapiro, the chief marketing officer for a startup, had children in public elementary schools that fed into well-regarded middle schools.
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Fabrizio is a well-regarded Republican pollster, but seems to have run into trouble when he gave Trump unwelcome news, notably that the attack on the family of an American solider killed in Iraq was politically costly.
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Hulu has propelled itself into the conversation as never before with "The Handmaid's Tale," while Amazon recently brought back its well-regarded comedy "Catastrophe" and will premiere the provocative "I Love Dick," starring Kevin Bacon, this weekend.
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But after last season, it was Cashman who drove the decision to replace the bullpen coach Gary Tuck and the hitting coach Jeff Pentland, well-regarded coaches who had significant influence on Girardi during his playing career.
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There's a well-regarded study from a few years back, published in the journal Computers in Human Behavior, that found a lack of eye contact—more so than anonymity—contributed to less-inhibited, more-aggressive behavior online.
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Guyatt, who teaches at the University of Cambridge, is the author of a well-regarded book on the history of the idea (still very much alive today) that God has chosen this country for a special mission.
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Phillips Exeter Academy has revealed that a well-regarded instructor was forced to retire and barred from campus because of two instances of sexual misconduct that took place in the 1970s and 1980s, The Boston Globe reported.
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Those are pretty well-regarded as a way to save thousands of lives, so we don't tend to dwell on that time in 2016 when a fake magnitude 9 earthquake made everyone in Japan shit their pants.
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Benahavís is a small town, but has several well-regarded residential areas, such as El Madroñal, La Zagaleta, La Alqueria, La Quinta and El Paraiso, which represent about 22 percent of the municipality's area, Mr. Padilla said.
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Anthony Fauci, the longtime head of the National Institutes of Allergy and Infectious Disease, has emerged as a star figure during a public health crisis that urgently needs a well-regarded and authoritative voice from the government.
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She was so well regarded in the medical community that she was put on the boards of the Menninger Foundation, the Meharry Medical College and the Visiting Committee of the Board of Overseers at Harvard Medical School.
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Lacking talent in midfield, a viable scoring threat, an organized defense or a well-regarded coach, the Russian squad hasn't had any notable success since 2008 and qualified this time because host nations get an automatic spot.
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Freitas, a lecturer on women's issues and a well-regarded Y.A. author, elucidates the role alcohol and partying play in assaults, but insists that young women must not be held responsible for the violence committed against them.
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He was the father to Paul Reiser's character on NBC's "Mad About You" from 22001 to 22003 and the grandfather on "Brooklyn Bridge," a well-regarded CBS series that ran for two seasons earlier in the 22001s.
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Steyer's pre-campaign political giving was extremely well-regarded and broadly appreciated in progressive circles, and it seems like he can go back to being a well-liked benefactor with no real harm done or hard feelings.
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Mr. McCann, 24, had four children and was a well-regarded leader in the Official Irish Republican Army, an outlawed paramilitary Marxist group that sought Northern Ireland's independence from Britain and union with the Republic of Ireland.
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In addition to recording for his debut album, he'll embark on his first tour, and perform at his first big festival: the premiere New York edition of the well-regarded two-day hip-hop festival Rolling Loud.
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Not only have I heard rumblings that many funds are considering moving more "long," but last week, a well-regarded tech-focused hedge fund, with a strong track record, announced the inception of a long-only fund.
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As a well-regarded translator, he lived comfortably with his wife, the former Muza Gerasimova, an English-language editor of scientific texts, and his son in a country house near that of the Soviet diplomat Andrei Gromyko.
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A three-star Army general who served in Iraq and Afghanistan and wrote a well-regarded book about the White House's strategic failure in Vietnam, General McMaster defined Trump foreign policy as "pragmatic realism" rather than isolationism.
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Even though Trump once threatened to block the deal, he has since tapped a well-regarded antitrust lawyer — who once said he didn't see much trouble with AT&T's plans — to lead the Justice Department's competition division.
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Among all of these games, and others I've spent less time with (and are well-regarded in the community), like Bayonetta 2, Tokyo Mirage Sessions, and Yoshi's Woolley World; the Wii U offered an embarrassment of riches.
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Giuliani tells CNN that a "well-regarded investigator" he's known for years clued him into the connection, and put him in touch with current and former Ukrainian officials, who he says he's interviewed over Skype and in person.
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Penne is a recent title challenger and Calderwood has always been well regarded as a strawweight, so perhaps it came as a surprise that Angela Hill was so effective at points against Andrade compared to those two women.
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Green said he had trusted Chappell as a buyer because he had been approved by Green's adviser Goldman Sachs and was being represented by law firm Olswang and financial adviser Grant Thornton, names he called "reputable, well-regarded".
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He's certainly a duly licensed physician, well regarded at his academic medical center, but his show has rightly come under severe scrutiny for the vital oxygen it channels to quacky health cure-alls, like the green coffee bean.
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