While such wooing would usually involve, you know, wooing, Joe isn't a simple guy.
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Who knew wooing women was so easy, am I right?
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Trump has been wooing lawmakers to vote for the bill.
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Interviewing job applicants is a mix of vetting and wooing.
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Zeitgeist's electric bike is not aimed at wooing hardcore bicyclists.
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Why did he make this a priority in wooing Epstein?
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Their approach to wooing back private investors is somewhat different.
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But within a year Sri Lanka was back wooing Chinese investments.
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She's focused on wooing a different (and perhaps more discerning) demographic.
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Both he and Mr Osborne have toured Europe wooing their counterparts.
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Without the lure of a premium badge, wooing consumers is tough.
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N, which Boeing had been actively wooing as a marquee customer.
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The aim behind all these sophisticated security arrangements: wooing Wall Street.
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The streaming network isn't NBC's only attempt at wooing millennial viewers.
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Wooing South Korea is something China has long tried to do.
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But wooing House Democrats will be the White House's biggest challenge.
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But wooing the managers of tall buildings hasn't been as easy.
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In the late 1960s, the mayor was wooing white ethnics. Mrs.
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The U.S. set on a path of wooing and grooming him.
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Manuela and Iwan Wirth had been wooing Hammons for fifteen years.
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But they provide insight into the importance it places on wooing delegates.
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That is the thing with wooing the mob: it enslaves the self.
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Russia spends considerable money and energy wooing sympathetic European politicians and activists.
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Not all of Mr. Cruz's wooing has led to a love connection.
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Well, I think part of the business is wooing Wall Street, right?
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The company later apologized for mentioning Jared Kushner's name while wooing investors.
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South East Asian countries are also wooing firms exploring options outside China.
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Most candidates have spent more time wooing Iowa voters than has Harris.
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Wooing aside, though, many conservative evangelicals wish they simply had better options.
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But eastern European cities are also wooing those banks, per The WSJ.
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But I knew Vimovo's makers weren't wooing doctors like mine for nothing.
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Businesses are piggybacking off the trend, wooing customers and solidifying their brands.
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But the move is really about winning Oscars and wooing Hollywood talent.
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A look at issue preferences indicates wooing back defectors will be difficult.
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Patty Murray, took a selfie and did a little wooing of Iowa Sen.
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His wooing of Mr Trump was upended at the G7 summit in Quebec.
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And just like cheese, our earwax radiates these cockroach-wooing chemicals as well.
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Trump has been wooing lawmakers to vote for the bill, according to Reuters.
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Here are the startups Goldman Sachs is wooing in Las Vegas next week.
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Rather than wooing neglected villagers, they pillaged food, stole cattle and poisoned water.
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And so she went about basically wooing entrepreneurs, big companies and venture capitalists.
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Meanwhile, London's rivals are moving aggressively to capitalise on its limbo by wooing bankers.
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Old-fashioned wooing, she says, giving her approval to even a love song mixtape.
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The Sanders camp has said it will begin wooing the superdelegates to his side.
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But wooing the donor class will be a tricky task for Trump, he said.
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Rather than confront Iran's various satellites, he is wooing them and their Shia rulers.
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Meanwhile, London's rivals are moving aggressively to capitalize on its limbo by wooing bankers.
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Plane makers also acknowledge a multi-step wooing process with customers such as China.
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OF is wooing banks to address concerns about its ability to stay the course.
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They're all about seduction, or wooing and winning, and conquering and falling, or whatever.
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Or is he a man, aggressive, wooing, demanding, who must love to stay alive?
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The digital giant may be under fire from conservatives, but it is wooing style.
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Partly, it was the Democrats' preference for lecturing and entitlement over winning and wooing.
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Begin wooing your Gemini moon crush before your date by texting them a lot!
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Dutch Prime Minister releases an open letter wooing right-wing voters Dutch Prime Minister releases an open letter wooing right-wing voters On Monday morning, many Dutch citizens opened their newspapers to find a full page advertisement from their Prime Minister Mark Rutte.
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After two years of wooing, Angie's List has finally agreed to be acquired by IAC.
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Their way to achieve this is by doing what is proven to work: wooing Trump.
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Delta has been intensely focused, Bastian said, on wooing a new generation of human travelers.
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The other side: China has launched a charm offensive, wooing Panamanian politicians, professionals and journalists.
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She has shown her powers of persuasion by wooing voters and cobbling together a majority.
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This was the beginning of Twitter's first-ever NewFront, a presentation dedicated to wooing advertisers.
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Neither Labour nor the Conservatives yet seem bothered about wooing this new group of voters.
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Harley has been aggressively wooing the next generation of riders to turn around its fortunes.
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Anybody who can only vet without wooing should not be allowed near an interview room.
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But bankers say UBI has not lost hope of wooing the mid-sized Milanese bank.
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Its visa rules are needlessly strict and stress keeping out terrorists rather than wooing talent.
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Army Elvis towered above, wooing the ladies and hopping between cocktail tables, like an Adonis.
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One thing does look very similar: the extent to which they're wooing women over 45.
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Steph's adorably animated daughter, Riley, has long been a master of wooing all her fans.
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Peloton is revving up its wooing of investors in the run-up to its IPO.
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Its second floor concentrates on wooing large-scale dinner-party-givers and small-scale restaurateurs.
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Farrell points out that prisoners can spend more time wooing the person on the outside.
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The spat risks distracting the bidders' attention from their main priority: wooing Just Eat investors.
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However, he also admittedly learned some things about wooing women through spying on his sibling.
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Nothing is too strange for American cities wooing Amazon to build its new headquarters there.
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Emmanuel Macron tried to advance his plans for closer EU integration by wooing the German establishment.
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And when Juno arrived in 2016, wooing drivers with the promise of equity, he leapt again.
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But in many ways, she appears to be the last person suitable to wooing Sanders supporters.
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Again wooing the farm vote, governments have subsidised diesel, on which most tractors and pumps run.
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Third, Texas has pursued a concerted strategy of wooing and cultivating businesses, whereas California has not.
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Rival parties are wooing PML-N MPs to defect ahead of elections due within a year.
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Just as there is in Mark Zuckerberg's track record of first wooing and then crushingpotential competitors.
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And after weeks of misfires that exposed his inexperience in wooing Congress, he got his win.
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Not focusing on battery chemistry itself, Romeo is wooing investors with its pitch for power management.
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Had Sartre not spent three years wooing and finally winning the would-be actress Wanda Kosakiewicz?
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Look at his life -- he is a success at courtship and wooing; fidelity, not so much.
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Still in the process of wooing a date and don't want to commit to a filter?
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Dauman has tried to turn Viacom around by wooing advertisers with data to better target commercials.
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Asked if her cause might not gain from wooing moderate voters, she calls that "respectability politics".
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Five knights in plastic armor encountered five sprightly maidens but made little progress in wooing them.
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Financing deals — including Wanda's $1 billion wooing of Hollywood studio Dick Clark Productions — have also collapsed.
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Long gone are the days of wooing job candidates with a pool table and free beer.
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Its intent is scriptural, invoking Ecclesiastes; or Socratic, wooing the examined life; or both at once.
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That means wooing four GOP senators on any vote — with the most likely targets being Sens.
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Any merger requires wooing the Scripps family, which holds more than 43 percent of the vote.
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Fortunately there are alternatives that may be capable of wooing even the most die-hard carnivore.
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She also has a record of outperforming her party in Minnesota by wooing independents and moderate Republicans.
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A predictable outcome Facebook put a lot of effort into wooing publishers and brands to its platform.
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Dublin, Luxembourg and Brussels have been most successful so far in wooing insurers setting up EU hubs.
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Financing deals - including Wanda's $1 billion wooing of Hollywood studio Dick Clark Productions Inc - have also collapsed.
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SoftBank is wooing individual investors with a pledge to return 85 percent of its income to shareholders.
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The Brexiteers have spent less time wooing the EU, to which Britain sends roughly half its exports.
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So far Dublin, Luxembourg and Brussels have been most successful in wooing insurers setting up EU hubs.
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Macron is wooing African counterparts beyond traditional allies in non-Francophone Africa, such as Ethiopia and Kenya.
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The book's title was a reference to Napier-Bell's relentless wooing of Chinese authorities with lunch meetings.
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Jeff Roe, Cruz's campaign manager, signaled that the Texas senator was unlikely to begin wooing his colleagues.
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The podcasters say that they are relegated to wooing a single Apple employee for the best promotion.
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Looming midterm election Wooing Democrats on infrastructure, however, will likely require more than just a spending increase.
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There's a whole cottage industry devoted to wooing conservatives on these issues, and I wish it godspeed.
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He said wooing third-party developers was going to be a major focus in his new job.
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They're the best bets for wooing less fiercely partisan voters and snatching seats currently in Republican hands.
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And he's got experience wooing an A-list celebrity before, having dated actress Kate Beckinsale in 2017.
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He's wooing them with friendly price points (entrees average $23) and dishes he thinks they might like.
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An agreement with the fund, in Ukraine and elsewhere, is seen as important to wooing foreign investment.
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Good luck wooing that new client on the phone with "Dora the Explorer" blasting in the background.
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Any tie-up requires wooing the Scripps family, which holds more than 90 percent of the vote.
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They later became instrumental in wooing the Swiss-based Art Basel fair to begin a Miami edition.
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The rising cost of wooing consumers is to blame, as it takes on Alibaba in bigger cities.
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For each species (and each male wooing strategy), they filmed a male interacting and flirting with a female.
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While smaller rival Lyft is approaching the city by wooing new drivers, Uber has arrived with characteristic panache.
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As well as spending on promotions for drivers and customers, both firms are wooing customers with other services.
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In Washington, Mr. Milken, 7643, and his institute have courted influence, wooing and sometimes adding former federal officials.
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But China has made deep inroads in India's backyard, wooing countries such as Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.
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Forget the trauma that comes from not being able to provide for yourself, let alone wooing your partner.
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And in addition to the company's own private label advances, it's finally been wooing some bigger brands, too.
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She goes on magical dates with impossibly handsome men, all of whom are absolutely obsessed with wooing her.
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Yet parties have been busier wooing the ballot-casting over-60s, promising them jobs, housing and senior centres.
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Mr Thaksin won two elections by wooing poor voters with free public health care and subsidies for farmers.
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The states of Maharashtra and Gujarat have also been wooing Kia for the factory, Reuters reported last year.
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Pelosi has seemingly recognized this, wooing its members and incoming stars like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York.
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Saudi Arabia is wooing Baghdad in an effort to halt the growing regional influence of arch-foe Iran.
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While most candidates were busy wooing powerful religious groups, he declared being "open" to legalizing same-sex marriage.
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The Sanders camp is working on wooing that voter bloc in states including Colorado, Arizona, Texas and California.
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I thought better than to be forward with this guy, so thought I'd try a complicated wooing technique.
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It is the fourth listing under new rules in Hong Kong aimed at wooing early-stage drug developers.
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While many senators required wooing by President Carter before they would back the treaties, Mr. Morgan did not.
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The news of a streaming company's successful wooing of a major network producer hit Hollywood like an earthquake.
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By early summer, Cambridge Analytica had also begun wooing the Trump campaign, which hired the firm in June.
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Perhaps he was wooing Mr. Gorkov and other Russian investors to help offset his huge real estate debt.
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A tutor helped perfect her English grammar and pronunciation, and she traveled the world wooing banks and clients.
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This puts them at a competitive disadvantage in wooing clients and retaining talent relative to the American companies.
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The protagonist eventually tiptoes toward functionality while wooing a woman (Nia Long) who, like Ms. Bravo, is black.
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Powell supported every decision Yellen made regarding monetary policy, wooing Democrats who praised the current chairwoman's steady hand.
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WowWee's wooing of Walmart began in June 2016 when Ms. Wiseman flew to Bentonville to pitch the Fingerlings.
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This puts him at a disadvantage in wooing the public to his side of the wall debate. 3.
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He wanted the company to build a big new campus in New York and participated in wooing it.
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The billionaire's satellite-launch company Virgin Orbit has started a new venture, Vox Space, aimed at wooing government clients.
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Here he was, sitting in the back of a cab and wooing females brown, yellow, Puerto Rican and Haitian.
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The emails obtained by The Guardian show that Uber had been wooing Ducey since shortly after he entered office.
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John Kasich of Ohio, who is wooing the sort of moderates who might otherwise be in Mr. Bush's camp.
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Once, Hong Kong was viewed by China's rulers as their star exhibit for wooing Taiwan back into the fold.
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Arie — again, being surprisingly smooth — tells him that his days of racecar driving and wooing multiple women are over.
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Clinton has already indicated that her strategy includes wooing moderate Republicans, including donors, who are disaffected because of Trump.
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Wooing investors takes up a lot of energy that could be spent on building a product and finding customers.
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Washington (CNN)Jeb Bush is taking a shot at wooing South Carolinians by appealing to their Second Amendment support.
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He also has been wooing twice-presidential candidate Henrique Capriles to join his campaign but without success so far.
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Before Colton Underwood was wooing ladies as the Bachelor, the athlete was one half of another high-profile romance.
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At the same time, the candidates have been wooing voters with bus tours, rallies and town hall-style events.
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The show, with Jeffrey Richards as lead producer, faced an uphill battle wooing audiences during a very competitive year.
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For instance, Microsoft is wooing new customers through software called Microsoft 365 F1, and is introducing more cloud services.
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It could also include an order from United Airlines, which Boeing has been actively wooing as a marquee customer.
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"There's a sense of wooing developers and investing a lot in trying to build out that industry," he continued.
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Wooing global investors has become a priority for China since the outbreak of the debilitating trade war last year.
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Instead, he'll be wooing donors in Boston's Back Bay and holding a town hall in Worcester, Mass. http://bit.
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Instead, the former mayor is wooing moderates – and some Republicans – in his push to close the deal in Iowa.
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But in an unconventional race, the leading contenders are spending their early days wooing voters outside their natural constituencies.
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There is, however, no indication that this wooing campaign was connected to any plot to kidnap or kill Khashoggi.
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From Amsterdam to Paris to Frankfurt, officials have been wooing companies seeking refuge from an increasingly uncertain United Kingdom.
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But caught off-guard by the election of Donald Trump, Google has been putting serious effort into wooing Republicans.
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According to the Financial Times, Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg has spent months "wooing" Clegg to take on the role.
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If you were lucky, it'd take about a week of back-and-forth online wooing to set up a date.
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This time it's Jordi Mestre, Barcelona vice-president, who's been given the task of wooing the object of Barca's desires.
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These contestants also regularly Tweet at and/or about Dean Unglert, who is currently on The Bachelorette wooing Rachel Lindsay.
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The perpetrators may be working out of call centers in West Africa, wooing four or five people at a time.
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Below, read up on everything we now about the handsome young man currently wooing the most savage woman we know.
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Both Buttigieg and Klobuchar tell audiences that they're concerned about massive new government spending, a way of wooing independent voters.
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And Republican candidates had been wooing Bannon in hopes that his support would translate into financial support from the Mercers.
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BiP, for those unfamiliar, is a version of The Bachelor where contestants aren't necessarily tied to wooing just one contestant.
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A lot of it might be about wooing back the creative professionals Apple has ignored in favor of iPhone users.
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But it's really clear that this "good guy" routine is all about wooing Rachel, which riles up Coleman even more.
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They're two great tastes that taste great together (and, the industry hopes, is a way of wooing back paying customers).
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She worked tirelessly to correct the many mistakes of her 2008 effort — embracing voters and wooing them at intimate events.
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No, you will turn to Clark Gable, wooing Carole Lombard among the stacks, in "No Man of Her Own" (1932).
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With his Venus in Libra expect that he will take wining, dining, and wooing you to an almost gluttonous level.
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Clinton's campaign is wooing disaffected Republicans, like Meg Whitman, the Hewlett Packard Enterprise chief executive, who endorsed her this week.
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They acknowledged that wooing them was going to be hard with the Florida congresswoman remaining as head of the party.
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Ted Cruz's campaign has focused on wooing evangelical voters whose socially conservative views line up well with Cruz's own politics.
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Still, even the ad hoc nature of the Hollywood blackout is unlikely to spook foreign studios from wooing Chinese audiences.
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However, when he was wooing his second wife, the Canadian pianist Hélène Mercier, he did it by playing for her.
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You sense, as a viewer, that neither feels like they should have to resort to wooing to get their way.
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And with any luck, Nigel's tragic existence wooing a bird that could never comfort him back, will still do some good.
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Trump has urged Foxconn and other companies to create U.S. jobs, wooing them in some cases and pressuring them in others.
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His wooing of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement, or MQM, the most unsavoury of Karachi's parties, is making some PTI leaders gag.
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Jarrett, then deputy chief of staff for former Chicago Mayor Richard Daley, recalls wooing Michelle away from a private law firm.
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And it could not get a nuclear-energy deal with South Africa, despite wooing the allegedly corrupt former president, Jacob Zuma.
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Or an episode of The Bachelor, where instead of wooing an eligible young beefcake, contestants will compete to impress Eddy Cue.
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He has spent nearly a year wooing the evangelicals who make up nearly two-thirds of the typical Republican caucus vote.
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But if his comments in July are any indication, he believes that wooing the Latino vote requires a different approach entirely.
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Yet mid-terms are not won by wooing the other side's supporters, but by whichever party turns out its own voters.
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Besides wooing Jennifer Lawrence's character with his impressive vocals in Joy, he loves to break a sweat on the dance floor.
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Mrs Aksener might do reasonably well with the first three groups, but stands next to no chance of wooing the last.
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Mr. Bush made a point of wooing Mr. Graham, texting him weekly when the two were rivals for the Republican nomination.
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For over a year now, they have been raising money and wooing sponsors to fund their involvement in the pod competition.
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Politico reports that the Clinton campaign is wooing Condoleezza Rice, James Baker, George Shultz, and Kissinger, the granddaddy of them all.
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Trump has accused Cruz of offering delegates trips, while others are predicting delegate-wooing junkets to Trump's Mar-a-Lago home.
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Other right-wing parties are already wooing Bolsonaro, while his sons have floated the creation of a new party, Noronha said.
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In full wooing mode, Shane manages to a prize out of a claw machine and hands his trophy over to Sophia.
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Cory Booker recently made an odd announcement aimed at wooing progressives who see him as too tight with the pharmaceutical lobby.
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Joe is also apparently wooing the demographic made famous by Leslie Knope on Parks and Recreation: women who love Joe Biden.
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Or an episode of The Bachelor, where instead of wooing an eligible young beefcake, contestants will compete to impress Eddy Cue.
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Mr Netanyahu has tried to break down their resistance by wooing Blue and White's leader, Benny Gantz, a former army chief.
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Ralph Lauren is also wooing millennials through new designs that add embroidery, print and color blocking, refreshed fabrics and increased functionality.
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Trump has had difficulty wooing Hispanics, even Hispanic conservatives, to his side after he opened his campaign by criticizing Mexican immigrants.
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USA Business Freedom PAC will release a pair of clips in four states aimed at wooing military veterans, CNN said Wednesday.
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Wooing immigration-wary Midwestern voters, like doing outreach to pro-life moderates in Alabama, is apparently not worth the compromises required.
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It may now be too late for Trump to reverse tack and begin wooing Republican donors without any real fundraising infrastructure.
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So far white progressives have done a poor job of wooing minority support or even marching in step with minority voters.
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Michael Bloomberg is launching a pitch to moderate Jewish voters aimed also at wooing away those who have supported Donald Trump.
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Republican strategists blamed the exodus in part on shifts in Democratic priorities towards wooing younger voters and away from traditional values.
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Her daughter, Abigail Bessler, has been traveling across Iowa in her stead, wooing voters with Ms. Klobuchar's family hot dish recipe.
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Actor John Krasinski dislikes White House hopefuls using his new film about the terrorist attacks in Benghazi, Libya, for wooing voters.
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The South Korean government has also played the role of "good cop" to America's "bad cop" in wooing Pyongyang to negotiate.
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After initially failing to win over one Brazilian owner, JBS now has the task of wooing many investors far and wide.
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As a result, politicians often cultivate support from sultans as a way of wooing voters from the country's Malay political base.
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It's far from clear the efforts will succeed in wooing an unpredictable leader into accepting the bodies and relationships he's denigrated previously.
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However, wooing more customers with self-service kiosks, touchscreens, consulting zones and modern decor is just the start, consultants and designers say.
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Instead, they'd extended an offer to Luyendyk Jr., whom Lowe befriended when they were both wooing Maynard on The Bachelorette in 2012.
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The market-friendly former businessman has pledged to revive Argentina's moribund, inflation-racked economy by reducing trade barriers and wooing foreign investment.
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Yet the fact that McCain still supports Trump underscores the challenges he faces in courting his nominee's supporters while also wooing Hispanics.
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McCarthy, who's been wooing Saturday night TV viewers with her rendition of former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer, earned $18 million.
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There was a lot of intense wooing going on yesterday, with a near-parade of VP hopefuls meeting with Trump in Indiana.
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Around the same time, Jonas himself was dating around, wooing both Hannah Montana-era Miley Cyrus and Lovato's then-BFF Selena Gomez.
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If you've got the money, a $10 million bowl of strawberries is a mere pittance for the cost of wooing your Valentine.
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Yet wooing interns goes beyond the tech industry; nearly every sector, from finance and pharmaceuticals to entertainment, are retooling their internship programs.
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Second, it was part of her larger strategy of wooing disaffected Republicans, many of whom were considered to be hostile toward Putin.
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You and Gossip Girl bear even more similarities than just Badgley's face and Dan and Joe's less-than-ideal wooing tactics, though.
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After all, Mr. Trump is the consummate salesman, always marketing, wooing and cajoling in an effort to win over his immediate crowd.
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Even some in the Obama White House expect that she would be more successful than Mr. Obama was at wooing Capitol Hill.
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The two men are now striving to showcase their skills — whether it comes to wooing clients or setting priorities inside the bank.
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Reams have been written about how Democrats more often operate with an eye toward wooing voters with more rational, data-driven appeals.
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But he has always been disdainful of the art of politics and had to be nudged into wooing even friendly Democratic leaders.
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Breaking that attitude of complacency is now the Republicans' top priority, far more than wooing moderates with gentler messaging about economic growth.
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The incumbent found himself wooing delegates to lock them up at the convention, using enticements like offering rides aboard Air Force One.
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He is of the mind that wooing Trump voters and "moderate Republicans" with Diet GOP policy promises is the path to victory.
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He has spent time wooing the sorts of local officials whom he once derisively cast as part of the dreaded political establishment.
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Morgan Stanley is looking to add 1 million wealth clients by wooing young startup workers who are paid a lot in stock
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Like Nevada, Texas and California host a majority Mexican American Latino voter base, which Sanders has proven more than capable of wooing.
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Meerkat launched in 2015 and became the must-download app after SXSW that year, wooing everyone from media professionals to concert-goers.
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Apple has been playing a calculated game with the Trump administration for years, with Cook personally wooing the president on several occasions.
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Skinny bundle providers are wooing a younger generation of cord cutters, along with people who never subscribed to traditional cable at all.
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A royal delegation from Saudi Arabia is currently visiting the United States with the intention of wooing American businesses to the kingdom.
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Irving had 23 points, 10 rebounds and 6 assists before a crowd eager to start the free-agent wooing five months early.
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Aides to Mr. Sanders provide few details on how they are wooing supporters, but they express confidence that their strategy is working.
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But Ail and Ann are so interested in wooing Usagi and Mamoru, respectively, that they almost lose track of their evil scheme.
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The most compelling case any team can make when wooing superstars comes in the form of winning, of proving that titles are viable.
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The last time we heard from Donald Glover, he was wooing us all with his dreamy performance of "Terrified" off Awaken, My Love!
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ET. Washington (CNN)An aide to Hillary Clinton suggested Tuesday that Bernie Sanders is trying to "rig the system" by wooing Clinton's superdelegates.
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Those with White House ambitions must spend months wooing the state's farmers at county fairs, and its evangelical Christians at church pancake breakfasts.
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The company has been wooing creatives like vloggers, cooks, artists, and others to come to its site, instead of only broadcasting on YouTube.
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There's also Pepe Díaz, a 35-year-old businessman who's just as good at negotiating deals as he is with wooing the ladies.
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This is Google's latest attempt to integrate various offerings in the country as the search giant goes on wooing its next billion users.
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Even as Page was completing his purchase of Opener, he was wooing Sebastian Thrun to oversee his growing army of flying car engineers.
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While elaborate acts of wooing are all fine and good, sometimes, the best way to connect with someone is cuddled on the couch.
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Also, the trailer for Spider-Man: Far From Home showed that he's back in New York wooing Aunt May and making Peter uncomfortable.
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Facebook's Instagram has, in fact, been using extra monetising perks as a unique selling point when wooing creators to its platform over YouTube.
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Ackman has helped turn the company around, playing a big role in wooing Chipotle's new Chief Executive Officer Brian Niccol from Taco Bell.
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Democrats considering bids for the White House in 21625 are already busy wooing the few party operatives qualified to manage a national campaign.
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Washington (CNN)His aides are wooing bundlers, and his campaign this week openly embraced a super PAC that is racing to collect millions.
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The New York Times has reported that Google funded a $50,000 drinks and schmoozing event earlier in January aimed at wooing Republican lawmakers.
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But to sustain the system, Lebanon has to continuously bring in new dollars, something it did in the past largely by wooing investors.
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But like every swing-state Republican up for re-election, he has to balance the dual goals of pleasing Trump and wooing independents.
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With a Leave vote of nearly 70%, Ashfield is a test bed for the Conservatives' strategy of wooing Labour supporters who backed Brexit.
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She gained a reputation for being adept at connecting with workers on the factory floor and for wooing her peers in the boardroom.
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Saudi Arabia, along with the United Arab Emirates, is wooing Baghdad now in an effort to halt the growing regional influence of Iran.
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No longer wooing anti-tax activists in a national election, Mr. Christie could have more political space to arrange a compromise on the issue.
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The alleged activity is particularly surprising considering Yrigoyen is wooing Becca Kufrin, who supported Hillary Clinton and equal rights movements like the Women's March.
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Struggling malls, in an effort to fill vacant spaces, are wooing businesses that now occupy larger strip malls, such as grocery chains and discounters.
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At any rate, the prime minister is at work covering his domestic bases, including wooing the Islamist party, the Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party (PAS).
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Anger is growing over China's divide-and-rule tactics in separately wooing 16 poorer central and eastern European countries, using belt-and-road enticements.
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Nick Viall may be wooing ladies on The Bachelor, but Jax Taylor of Vanderpump Rules has no love for his fellow reality TV star.
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She will need to spend the next year wooing voters in early-primary states—while also fending off challenges and scepticism from her left.
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"I hope he's now back to wooing businesses," said Prasanto Roy, a technology policy analyst based in New Delhi, who advises global tech firms.
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The Cameroons devoted far too much energy to wooing the metropolitan elite and not enough to thinking about the problems of the left-behind.
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Because Hispanics have influenced few elections, many see no merit in voting, and political parties have often only paid lip-service to wooing them.
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But he's still concerned that private boutiques are more focused on wooing — and taking money from — patients than they are about providing quality care.
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Chad Johnson has a talent for causing friction between his fellow contestants and even JoJo, the woman he's wooing on the ABC "reality" show.
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Wooing Latinos during his first presidential campaign, George W. Bush said that he opposed the "spirit" of Proposition 187, seeming to chide Mr Wilson.
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Discontent is up, particularly among the core broker community, which has bridled at higher trading fees and lambasted the exchange's wooing of financial players.
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So campuses aren't invested in luring transfers with a competitive financial aid package; rather, the money is directed at wooing the best freshman class.
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The Colorado situation was far from the first time that Trump has been felled by his own hand when it comes to wooing delegates.
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Ms. Warren has stood out in her aggressive wooing of black leaders, according to several people who have spoken with members of her team.
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Candidates are wooing staffers, particularly in the early states of Iowa and New Hampshire, where there's a finite field of people with real expertise.
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Dear Laurie, Your letter sparked a burst of gleeful nostalgia between an old friend and me: People are still wooing each other with books!
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Companies are competing more and more for the best talent, as tech giants like Amazon and Alphabet are wooing younger workers with new perks.
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The first song is done solo, but by the second, they have moved to different tables and are wooing unsuspecting attendees to join in.
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Billy Joel's "Uptown Girl," released in 1983, was, on the surface, about the working-class Long Island rocker wooing the rich model Christie Brinkley.
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Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are both wooing Baghdad in an effort to halt the growing regional influence of arch-foe Iran.
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From Amsterdam to Paris to Frankfurt, officials have been wooing companies from an increasingly tumultuous Britain, yet bracing for Brexit-related chaos at ports.
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Across Southeast Asia, China is energetically bringing nations into its orbit, wooing American friends and allies with military hardware, infrastructure deals and diplomatic attention.
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It is also wooing and developing its own stable of online video stars, writes Daisuke Wakabayashi, a technology reporter for The New York Times.
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The West Kendall Church for years has been a popular campaign stop for political candidates interested in wooing Hispanic voters, The Miami Herald writes.
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Fed officials have spent weeks wooing markets, making it clear they will be watching economic reports and go slow when it comes to raising rates.
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It feels like a safe bet that Daenerys will revenge-torch Euron, and that'll be the end of his dragon-slaying and Cersei-wooing ways.
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The wooing of such a tiny market underscores the depth of U.S. farmers' problems after losing their biggest customer, China, to a global trade war.
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For example, MbS -- like his father and previous Saudi rulers -- has devoted significant effort to wooing clerics, who have great influence in the legal system.
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She is now wooing the Social Democrats (SPD), reluctant partners after voters punished them for sharing power with Merkel's conservatives over the last four years.
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Make the system work to your benefit: These companies make their money wooing customers from their competitors, and they do it by offering competitive deals.
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Interviews with dozens of casino executives, lobbyists and politicians depict sophisticated campaigns aimed at winning over a skeptical public, wooing local businesses and persuading officials.
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He argues that the city government ignored opposition from his clients, who are lower-income residents, while purposefully wooing "creative" economy workers to the city.
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Citi seems farther behind, but is wooing credit-card customers outside the half-dozen cities where it has branches by offering them deposits and loans.
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When he's not wooing sponsors, he and his team are writing endless grants, which are easier because they're less transactional, but usually offer less money.
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Part of Microsoft's wooing process involves appearing "hip" to a group of developers who resemble the cast of Silicon Valley in all the worst ways.
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Some of India's grandest businessmen complain that they can no longer get in to meet the prime minister, who much prefers wooing foreign bosses instead.
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With unprecedented millions lavished on wooing voters the people of Pittsburgh and surroundings have been overwhelmed by the relentless advertising on television from both sides.
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If so, it would be little surprise, given that he is rubbing shoulders with just the sort of oil wealth he made a career wooing.
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After spending nearly two years infiltrating the burgeoning ranks of up-and-coming entrepreneurs and wooing the town's politicians over wine and tapas, he vanished.
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For example, MbS — like his father and previous Saudi rulers — has devoted significant effort to wooing clerics, who have great influence in the legal system.
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Ramaphosa has made wooing foreign and domestic money a cornerstone of his economic reform agenda, so the investment numbers will come as a big disappointment.
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France is being pulled in two different directions on tax — trying to balance wooing business with anger from ordinary citizens over the cost of living.
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Newspapers are wooing subscribers by offering huge discounts for their digital editions as they lose online advertising revenue to Alphabet Inc's Google and Facebook Inc .
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But Gillespie is still wooing Trump voters, campaigning with Vice President Mike Pence at a rally in Abingdon, located in the southwest county of Washington.
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Kemp's harsh stance on immigration played well with Trump voters, but he'll now have to walk the line between wooing moderates and maintaining that base.
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"He couldn't have got himself up with more care if he'd been going a-wooing"—whereupon, oh, my God, she suddenly realizes what's going on.
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The gamble of "Ike's Gamble," by Michael Doran, is the determined wooing of Nasser by the Eisenhower administration over its first four years in office.
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Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are both wooing Baghdad now in an effort to halt the growing regional influence of arch-foe Iran.
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Transfer students — whose challenges have often been ignored in higher education — are feeling a surge in popularity as colleges and universities are increasingly wooing them.
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His fellow world leaders entered the weekend talks with little hope of wooing him toward a consensus view on the economy and other global flashpoints.
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Twenty finalist locations across North America have been aggressively wooing Amazon to win up to 50,000 high-paying jobs that its second headquarters would bring.
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Do they embrace Mr. Trump, who created the best opportunity in a generation for passing a conservative agenda by wooing bigots, bomb-throwers and reactionaries?
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As their beer sales flatten, craft brewers are wooing a new audience with hard seltzers — low-calorie, low-cachet drinks that have become wildly popular.
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Lawmakers from Pennsylvania to Texas are wooing Amazon's second headquarters, which could bring 50,000 new jobs and $5 billion in fresh investment wherever it lands.
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The company's executives are wooing early-stage startups in the US, Europe and Israel, targeting those in the corporate enterprise, fintech, and artificial-intelligence industries.
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But Democrats from across the Potomac, in Maryland, were shuffled to the upper deck because Maryland is a reliable bloc of electoral votes -- no wooing necessary.
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The results raise the question of whether the loyalty program is wooing customers back in the restaurant or simply rewarding customers who already are frequent visitors.
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Foreign institutions are also getting into the act, with the University of New Hampshire this year wooing students with high exam scores for the first time.
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Anheuser-Busch InBev has found its Pure Gold, an organic beer under its Michelob Ultra brand, has been successful in wooing customers from wine and spirits.
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As President Obama's final pick for Secretary of Defense, Carter spent the past two years wooing Silicon Valley's technologists to work more closely with the Pentagon.
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The lower-priced iPhone XR, the latest in Apple's current generation of iPhones, has been wooing more Android users to make the switch than previous models.
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A center-left Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan, formed from the liberal wing of the failed Democratic Party, is wooing voters dissatisfied with both conservative options.
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After initially wooing fans with an acoustic set, Dylan returned in the second half of the gig with an electric guitar and his band The Hawks.
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Mr Gordhan was on a trip to London and then New York earlier in the week, wooing investors, before he was told to return home immediately.
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You may have also heard actor Chris Hemsworth asking you to come to Australia, Usain Bolt promoting Jamaica or comedian Lewis Black wooing you to Aruba.
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He lit up at parties, especially those increasingly given in his honor, where he would momentarily feign abashment before seizing the mike and wooing the crowd.
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That explains the company's shrinking roster of classic films, as it prioritizes novelty and attention-grabbing new titles over wooing cinephiles with a deep streaming library.
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Facebook is also wooing Chinese advertisers, while Google wants to cultivate relationships with developers, particularly those that use Google Play to make money in other countries.
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As journalists from across the globe prepare for the upcoming World Cup in Russia, a group in Argentine received a 'flirty manual' about wooing the ladies.
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If Kushner has a Mideast peace plan, it's a secret so farManchester suicide attack lays bare limits of security measures Wooing Beijing may be less simple.
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After wooing Emily Maynard on The Bachelorette season 8, the former race-car driver dated another woman from the franchise: Bachelor season 16 winner Courtney Robertson.
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Sam Hunt may be singing about back roads, but he took another mode of transportation when it came to wooing his now-wife, Hannah Lee Fowler.
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Black remembers the madness — the pushing and shoving, and even an encounter with a very large man positioned strategically to stop him from wooing a delegate.
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Down more than 250 pledged delegates and hundreds more superdelegates, Sanders's best chance at victory may be wooing party leaders with the freedom to choose sides.
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Meanwhile, the A.N.C. will try to keep control of the cities by wooing one of these two opposition parties, or some smaller groups, into a coalition.
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After all, the past 12 months have seen him blitz world capitals, wooing politicians, business leaders and populations alike promoting his vision for modernizing his country.
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The social media focus is aimed at wooing more high-spending millennials as a lack of big discounts and promotions shrinks its more bargain-hungry clientele.
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Oliver goes on to show how Marine, the daughter, has tried hard to rebrand the party, successfully wooing voters who would never have approached her dad.
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I confess that I have always, despite the potential squickiness of Charles wooing a much younger woman who is also his employee, been mostly Team Charles.
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He spent much political capital wooing South Korea's president, Park Geun-hye, in hopes of drawing the country away from its longtime ally, the United States.
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In between those jobs, he found time for romance, wooing Sherlan Smith when he first met her on the street not too far from his apartment.
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That partly explains why Trump has put so much effort into wooing the dictator (although a major reason, surely, is because the president loves a spectacle).
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He is alternately pressuring and wooing Democrats representing red states like Missouri and North Dakota and may find some support among moderates in the opposition party.
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He is alternately pressuring and wooing Democrats representing red states like Missouri and North Dakota, and may find some support among moderates in the opposition party.
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Enter Count Fujiwara (Ha Jung-woo), a dapper nobleman of many gifts, who gives drawing lessons to Hideko, slyly wooing her and working toward an elopement.
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Texas and California are like Nevada in that they host a majority Mexican American Latino voter base, which Sanders has proven more than capable of wooing.
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Stirred by the threat of losing a nomination he thought was his, Mr. Northam pivoted from stockpiling money from Virginia's business community to wooing the left.
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However, that was a minor part of the "Columbus business," as Hollywood would have put it if they were wooing him for a three-picture deal.
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Universities and colleges in the U.S. have been renovating and building up their aging campuses in hopes of wooing a dwindling number of students to enroll.
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Now, in the wake of their tour opening for MUNA and a successfully sweaty week wooing music fans down in Austin for SXSW, WORD IS SPREADING.
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In another flashback before the election, Kai is complimenting Meadow's art and wooing her with sweet nothings about her needing to shed her skin to shine bright.
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Or the small matter of the video surfaced by the Washington Post this weekend featuring Trump talking about his predatory tactics for wooing women he finds attractive.
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Wooing Remainers If a second independence referendum is held, the independence camp's hopes for victory hinge largely on convincing one significant bloc of voters to switch sides.
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Earlier Reuters reported that as many as four potential bidders are wooing the 110-year-old Swiss travel group after Kuoni said it had received preliminary approaches.
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S said on Thursday private equity group EQT was its preferred suitor among several potential bidders wooing the Swiss group and final negotiations were now in progress.
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If you want more than just mind-blowing sex with this intriguing character, may the force be with you during the brave task of wooing a Scorpio.
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"Bernie helped make clear the future the Democratic Party lies in the realm of bold ideas rather than carefully wooing the median voter," Wikler, of MoveOn, said.
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Such maneuvering could prove crucial in this case, given Third Point, which owns 5.65 percent of the canned soup maker, faces challenges in wooing some key shareholders.
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The mighty firm is sure to make enemies in the years ahead, and not just among the finalists who lose out on wooing Amazon to their states.
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He called the company a fraud, saying it was running an illegal pyramid scheme where distributors earn more for wooing new recruits than for selling the products.
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Wooing older people to Snapchat, known for disappearing messages and cartoon selfie photo filters, could alienate its cult following of youngsters, ad buyers and other executives warned.
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Zee's move, the first foray of its kind aimed at wooing the massive Hispanic market, will see Zee dub its entire library of Hindi movies into Spanish.
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One result is that there is no proper market for land: businesses that want to set up shop are best off wooing state governments to provide some.
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Clinton is to incorporate some of Mr. Sanders's policy positions into her campaign, the more success she will have wooing his supporters — at least to a point.
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A challenger also pushes the president to take on positions that alienate centrist voters at exactly the time he needs to be wooing independents in the center.
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Cuomo has touted his business-friendly bona fides, culminating in his successful wooing of Amazon, while advocating for tax cuts and often seeming indifferent to social spending.
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The looming question is whether or not SpaceX will announce a new financial partner to help fund the ambitious interplanetary project, or if he's still wooing investors.
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Even Mr Sanders himself, who has so far refused to drop out or endorse Mrs Clinton, seems to have given up on the idea of wooing superdelegates.
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In a way, I know it's selfish: The whole process of wooing them over—even when I've already paid for the time—gives me an adrenaline rush.
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Rather than wooing millennials with its fiscally conservative platform, the GOP alienated us by focusing and making a stand on issues like abortion and gay wedding cakes.
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A recent New York magazine profile by Jonathan Chait claimed that she's winning the invisible primary — building campaign networks, rolling out policy proposals, wooing insiders, intimidating rivals.
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When New York Communities for Change was wooing Ms. Nixon, Mr. Westin spoke with Ms. Marinoni about the urgency of a progressive bid during the Trump presidency.
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He was wooing Redick to the team and, as part of his pitch, he invited him onto the court with Joel Embiid, the team's talented young center.
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And it marked the end of a year of wooing of Mr. Erdogan, whom Mr. Trump has repeatedly praised despite the Turkish leader's authoritarian crackdown at home.
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He skipped the endless retail politicking — the diner stops, county fairs and pancake breakfasts — that comes with wooing voters in early states like Iowa and New Hampshire.
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The candidates will still devote considerable time to wooing culinary workers, and some are sure to visit them in the Las Vegas casinos where many are employed.
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The Danish government had spent months and millions of kroner wooing the agency, which had decided to move from London to the Continent after the Brexit decision.
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The White House's best shot at wooing Democrats could be to focus on vulnerable lawmakers who are up for reelection next year in states that Trump won.
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He seems to be doing just fine wooing moderate Democrats (gay and straight) who appreciate what little progress he represents, and everything he's not trying to change. ●
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Speaking to audiences, spontaneous applause (including in the middle of pieces), and on-the-spot improvisation were commonplace, with performers wooing audiences with their technical and interpretational prowess.
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For Waymo lawyers, the case seems to hinge on the ambitions of Uber's ousted chief executive, Travis Kalanick, and his wooing of this wunderkind autonomous vehicle technology developer.
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The joint Bernie Sanders-Hillary Clinton event in New Hampshire on Tuesday was the result of weeks of back-channel wooing by the former secretary of state's campaign.
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In the sneak peek, each of the new coaches take different approaches to wooing potential team members, and at times, Levine and Shelton find it hard to compete.
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On the other hand, having your Venus in a sign like Virgo, Capricorn, or Aquarius, might put you at a slight disadvantage when it comes to wooing others.
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Even Cruz's under-the-radar strategy of wooing delegates is faltering, since they, too, are feeling the inescapable allure of siding with the candidate who is actually winning.
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In a new interview with London's ES Magazine, the 23-year-old One Direction alum discussed wooing Hadid with his cooking — and admits the two are living together.
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Yesterday Toshiba told lenders that Apple hadn't yet signed the final papers, and Bloomberg now reports that KKR is wooing the iPhone maker to join its rival bid.
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When it comes to his singing talents, Maftoon has been wooing the audience with his renditions of romantic folk songs, which are sung in both Dari and Pashto.
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This state of affairs would seem to leave the Pacific open to wooing by a rival suitor, skilled at persuasion and the rosy-fingered arts of soft power.
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He softened his aggressive rhetoric on Chinese trade abuses since coming into office in favor of wooing the Asian powerhouse into tough action against the North Korean regime.
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KUONI The Swiss travel group said on Thursday Sweden's EQT was its preferred suitor among several potential bidders wooing the group and final negotiations were now in progress.
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Just Becker, a tech whiz who—before wooing Monica in a six-episode arc—had become a gazillionaire by creating a piece of business software called Moss 865.
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Personally I thought Microsoft might use the crazy power of its new console to produce the best VR solution we'd seen yet as a way of wooing consumers.
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The frenzied wooing of Amazon, with towns offering to change their name, and cities touting their strengths, was matched by secrecy on the company's part over the process.
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We also expected to find that sexting would occur in relationships without a lot of commitment, meaning that we thought that sexting would be part of the wooing.
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"Pai is lying about investment and wooing the right-wing fringe to continue his long-standing war on internet freedom," said Craig Aaron, Free Press President and CEO.
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"The Circle," a so-called "social experiment competition," premiered at the start of the year, wooing viewers with a premise that combined catfishing, isolation and a $100,000 prize.
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Facing a narrow path to a majority, they are strenuously wooing Phil Bredesen, a former Tennessee governor, to run for the seat that Senator Bob Corker is vacating.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)More than a year since releasing its first augmented reality headset to developers, Magic Leap is now wooing companies with new enterprise-geared software.
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But many are skeptical Trump will succeed in wooing the opposition party, mostly because no one knows if he'll give them key concessions needed to secure their support.
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If Pilot Pete can't trust his emotions about Hannah, how can we — or the dozens of girls he's wooing every week on our TV screens — believe in him?
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The President has been wooing these senators, and even considered naming two of them, Joe Manchin, of West Virginia, and Heidi Heitkamp, of North Dakota, to his Cabinet.
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Traditionally, presidential candidates raise the huge sums they need by wooing donors at private fundraisers in the moneyed corners of the country from Beverly Hills to the Hamptons.
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Since effectively locking up the nomination more than a month ago, Clinton has been aggressively wooing Sanders supporters who funded the most successful grassroots campaign in presidential history.
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With the South Korean government in disarray and a presidential election coming there, the Chinese government has been wooing the opposition Minjoo Party, which opposes the Thaad deployment.
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To Democrats, all that suggests that the president may be more interested in wooing Venezuelan-Americans and other Latino voters than in promoting bipartisanship on the Maduro issue.
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Initially viewed as an underdog, he spent the months after John Kerry's 2004 presidential defeat wooing state party members and convincing them of his vision to rebuild the party.
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In a clip from TV One's Uncensored, Cannon — who wed Carey in 2008 and filed for divorce in late 2014 — recalled wooing Carey, 48, before the exes started dating.
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There are a lot of possible Prince Charmings out there, and they don't all need to look like each other's siblings in order to be successful in wooing America.
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The pop star took a break from dominating Vevo views and wooing his ex, Selena Gomez, to attend Sunday night's iHeartRadio Music Awards with a brand new hairstyle: dreadlocks.
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And while the former Sexiest Man Alive and newly crowned Sexiest Dad Alive has no trouble wooing smitten fans, the actor also revealed when he feels the most attractive.
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Yum picked up a stake in GrubHub Inc last year and bought online ordering software company QuikOrder in hopes of wooing customers looking for easier options to order in.
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This week he was wooing buyers to book luxury apartments in Trump Towers in Gurgaon on the outskirts of New Delhi as well as in Mumbai, attending champagne receptions.
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While the foreign minister was tweeting her threat, Narendra Modi, the country's prime minister, was wooing foreign investors at an international business summit in his home state of Gujarat.
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A day after wooing wealthy Chinese in Beijing, the firm of Kushner's family firm offered attendees in Shanghai a path toward living in the U.S. in exchange for investments.
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Veronika Mendoza, a 35-year-old leftist lawmaker, fell short with 19 percent of the votes, and Fujimori and Kuczynski now face the challenge of wooing left-wing voters.
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But Trump began wooing Arpaio several years ago, the sheriff said, when he questioned the legitimacy of President Barack Obama's birth certificate, sending Arpaio a note praising his efforts.
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Bayer is doing what is called a teddy bear hug – softly wooing Monsanto and saying, 'Let's get together, but I am not going to be too ferocious about it.
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Britain has been wooing developers of autonomous vehicles, hoping to grab a slice of an industry it estimates could be worth 900 billion pounds ($1.1 trillion) worldwide by 2025.
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Russia has also been wooing traditional US allies in the Middle East, courting Egypt and Turkey at a time when Washington's relationships in the region have been badly strained.
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Even as Costco's renewal rates have held steady near 90 percent, recent research from Cowen and Co. shows Amazon is wooing shoppers who once belonged exclusively to its warehouses.
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Mr. Devine said the senator might have won Iowa's caucuses if he had spent a few more days wooing voters in the western and rural parts of the state.
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Known as a master vote-counter, Ms. Pelosi has spent much of the past few weeks wooing and wrangling incoming Democrats who'd expressed skepticism of her during the campaign.
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Aya Cash and Gillian Jacobs star as K Street queens (well, one is a queen; the other is more the handmaiden type), wooing a straight-arrow politician (Eisa Davis).
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Drug companies have for years spent billions of dollars to market their products to doctors, wooing physicians and other prescribers with speaking fees, free dinners, paid trips, and more.
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I had believed in the romantic gesture, the aggressive wooing through copious gifts, fancy dinners and handwritten letters, all of which heightened my sense that we were in love.
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President Trump, who has the second opportunity in 18 months to change the complexion and direction of the court, has begun wooing senators who will vote on his nominee.
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"It was never about wooing or scoring or all the things dating is supposed to be about," said Allen, who had been married twice and has four grown children.
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Her final performance is scheduled for late May, which means she'll be performing while Shelton and the rest of this season's coaches are wooing singers into joining their teams.
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It was his most authentic expression yet of his power-hungry worldview, and the latest sign that his Sansa-wooing campaign is sincere and won't be ending anytime soon.
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His campaign also appears to have recruited fewer precinct captains — the team leaders in each of more than 215,215 caucus sites — who play a key role wooing undecided voters.
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Get Ready Canadian cities have been actively wooing Jeff Bezos, the leader of Amazon, to get him to establish a second headquarters for the retailing giant in their areas.
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Around the city, companies are wooing employees with workplace perks that range from the practical, like health care plans or paid vacations, to the fanciful: In-house barista, anyone?
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In recent years, Uganda has been wooing private-sector energy investors and taking loans from China and other sources to help boost power production to meet fast-growing demand.
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This could be a huge potential opportunity for Instagram, in fact, and this account, while a small part of an overall approach to wooing creators, is a good one.
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The streaming service's top priority is boosting its subscriber numbers, and running a film in a theater for several months could hurt its chances of wooing new sign-ups.
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The Republican front-runner relies heavily on his own intuitive feel, typically making statements and giving speeches extemporaneously, wooing his excited and dedicated supporters with common concepts and themes.
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Its voting body, the often-mocked Hollywood Foreign Press Association, is made up of about ninety entertainment journalists and junketeers from other countries, who expect a measure of wooing.
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CARY, N.C. — National Democrats have moved aggressively in must-win Senate races, wading into contested primaries and wooing candidates they think can compete in swing states around the country.
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Senator Joe Manchin III, Democrat of West Virginia, a prime target for Republican wooing, asserted on Thursday that Mr. Trump did not want to "repeal" Obamacare but "repair" it.
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The Passport rides higher than the Pilot and has more aggressive styling details, with the hope of wooing adventurous buyers who would otherwise defect to competitors like the Toyota 24.1Runner.
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Instead, China could send a message to Trump by punishing Taiwan, wooing away one or two of the island's diplomatic allies or beefing up military deployments against Taiwan, it said.
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VICKI HOLLUB, chief executive of Occidental Petroleum, had been wooing Anadarko for nearly two years, according to people familiar with the events, when in early April her target went silent.
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The whole time the Tom Hanks character was email-wooing the Meg Ryan character, he was building a giant chain bookstore that put her cozy neighborhood bookshop out of business.
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But Rolls-Royce customers expect the best, and as the brand focuses on wooing a younger customer base, tasteful, top-of-the-line technology is becoming paramount to those expectations.
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Whereas Kickstarter once tried to convince the world that it wasn't a store, Indiegogo is taking the opposite approach by wooing established Chinese manufacturers hoping to break into Western markets.
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They accused him of wooing some of their colleagues with fear: at a recent union meeting a member stood up to say that the billionaire will "keep the Muslims out".
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While San Francisco's leaders attack tech industries, other cities recognize their benefit and are wooing these high-paying jobs to leave the Bay Area — and bring their taxes and prestige.
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Boeing will be wooing potential customers with its latest version of the Dreamliner, the 787-10 and its smaller 737 MAX, resplendent in the colors of local airline Fly Dubai.
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Moderate veterans, ill at ease with his wooing of far-right National Front voters, have warned they could leave the party if he does not water down his hardline views.
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A recent survey by pollster Roy Morgan showed around 60 percent of young voters favoring Widodo, but both campaigns say that wooing the country's largely apolitical youth is a challenge.
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Boomers did appear to be the most romantic generation when it comes to marital wooing, with 19.1% of respondents saying that they planned to shop the most for their spouse.
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Mr. McConnell and his lieutenants considered a write-in candidacy and found the prospect of wooing Attorney General Jeff Sessions, whose old seat is in play, to be especially appealing.
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His successor, Toby Emmerich, last week made more staffing changes, including wooing back a former Warner executive, Kevin McCormick, a veteran of a more gold-plated era at the studio.
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Trending Cruise lines have long been wooing millennial travelers with high-tech amenities like fast internet, thrilling shipboard adventures like skydiving, zip lines and demographically pitched late-night dance parties.
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But for Trump, elevating someone internally wouldn't be as exciting as what Powell could offer him: the ineffable bonus of wooing her twice from a lucrative post at Goldman Sachs.
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And it has pushed aggressively into wooing corporate customers for its cloud computing business, putting it into the kind of lucrative but boring business that early Googlers once sneered at.
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The 10-week trial revealed sensational details about the company's marketing tactics, including testimony that a sales executive once gave a lap dance to a doctor the company was wooing.
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In its 250th anniversary year, Christie's described the process of wooing auction sellers as "challenging," which may account for sales contracting 22 percent, to £3.3 billion, or about $4.1 billion.
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Although cities on the Continent are preparing for Brexit-related chaos at ports, officials also see an opportunity, and they have been wooing companies seeking refuge from uncertainty in Britain.
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When a man devotes a lot of time to wooing a woman and she tells him that she might be leaving, it's reasonable that some outsized emotions might be expressed.
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But Bryan Steil, Ryan's former personal driver and a member of the University of Wisconsin board, has started wooing donors and talking to the state's GOP delegation, according to CNBC.
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In Europe, left-wing parties are courting Muslim immigrant voters with increasingly anti-Israel positions, while the populist right is wooing Jews and cozying up to Israel's right-wing government.
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Pacey spends a year wooing Joey Potter, building a boat, buying her a wall, and being there for her "in a very Ducky-like fashion" before he gets the girl.
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Hyland previously dated Shadowhunters actor Dominic Sherwood, and Adams sparked romance rumors with close friend Danielle Maltby on their season of Bachelor in Paradise after wooing JoJo Fletcher on The Bachelorette.
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On a local TV channel, a sexy, mysterious man in a turban soulfully plays the organ, wooing viewers while wordlessly delivering notes of the distinctly American sounds of early "exotica" music.
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Instead, it focuses largely on Parker's attempt to adjust to his newfound powers while also wooing a classmate (Laura Harrier) and fending off an airborne villain named the Vulture (Michael Keaton).
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From there, the damage that ensued from the film's production happened in phases: First, they had to make Maya Bay look like a tropical destination worthy of wooing a Western tourist.
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She's walking down a path, seemingly unfocused on what's coming around a slight bend: a rosy-cheeked boy on one knee with a pink flower at the ready for wooing her.
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Maverick also takes on the challenge of wooing his instructor, call sign "Charlie," who reminds him in her own way that he is blinded by the act he tries to maintain.
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Photo by McLean Stephenson Aussie trio DMA's have been drawing Oasis comparisons ever since they donned baggy tracksuit jackets and began wooing fans with their yearning Britpop stylings back in 2014.
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For Sanders supporters like Dave Berry, 62, of Tacoma, Washington, the wooing may pay off as voters weigh the decision to stick with their party or stir things up in Washington.
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A first full trailer for the new season was released this week, and it's really well done — focusing more on establishing a dark, concerned tone than wooing people with flashy action.
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Vanessa chooses an unusual route toward wooing the Viall family, taking this opportunity to express her doubts about the relationship and her uncertainty about whether they should get engaged at all.
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This marks the end of a long run of reality television for Nick Viall: He first appeared on our screens in 2014, when he was wooing Andi Dorfman on The Bachelorette.
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He appreciates the value of timing; though he started wooing Iowa conservatives just months after being elected senator in 2012, he kept his now years-old presidential campaign quiet until March.
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While Trump has had strong success at the ballot box, which has translated to a bound delegate lead of almost 300, he's fallen short at the inside game of wooing delegates.
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LeBron James' alleged wooing of Anthony Davis to the Lakers while Davis was still under contract with the New Orleans Pelicans was enough to earn a stern warning from the NBA.
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His selection of Senator Richard S. Schweiker of Pennsylvania led the evening news, slowed the news media's rush to declare Ford the presumptive nominee and allowed Reagan to continue wooing delegates.
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While grievances of Black Lives Matter activists may resonate in Missouri's cities, Kenneth Warren, professor of political science at St. Louis University, said Republicans are wooing a rural, white voter base.
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During this unorthodox wooing period, Blanks was introduced to what she would later discover was the Blazer "lore": a backstory accentuating Blazer's intelligence and creativity, and one that he advanced relentlessly.
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Riyadh has been wooing Baghdad as part of an effort to stem the growing regional influence of Iran, while Iraq is seeking economic benefits from closer ties with its southern neighbor.
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Indeed, Google's experiment will make the company competitive in wooing the fashion industry, pitting it against such platforms as Instagram, which has been particularly effective in casting itself as fashion's friend.
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Wooing their mates after dinner also serves another purpose, however: A female bedbug who is too swollen from her blood feast to move has a harder time resisting the male's advances.
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Mr. Prabowo's human rights record earned him a yearslong ban on entering the U.S. This election cycle, he has transformed himself into a populist, wooing hard-line Islamists and the poor.
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Argentina's president, Mauricio Macri, took office in December 2015 with a goal of opening the country to international markets and wooing foreign investors after more than a decade of economic isolation.
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Through this effort, Mr. Hinojosa hopes to reverse enrollment declines and increase student achievement, while wooing college-educated and white families that may have never before considered public education in Dallas.
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But Trump's shift comes late in the process and weeks after Cruz and his nationwide ground operation began outflanking Trump's team by wooing delegates at conventions in North Dakota and Colorado.
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The 94-year-old has been trending as the country digested intimate details he shared about wooing his wife, Grace, who is nicknamed 'Gucci Grace,' for her love of luxury items.
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Chris (Jonathan Rhys Meyers), an Irish tennis pro, climbs the British social ladder after befriending Tom (Matthew Goode), an heir to a business fortune, and wooing his sister, Chloe (Emily Mortimer).
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Mr. Fisher was slow to acknowledge that he had said anything wrong when he crudely compared the wooing of wealthy clients to trying to pick up a woman at a bar.
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That leaves some time, if the Trump administration is motivated, to complete regulatory decisions and engage in the wooing and arm-twisting that may be necessary to draw in worried insurers.
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Using that term, the region has been wooing domestic companies to train and employ detainees, according to Adrian Zenz, an independent German researcher, who published his findings in Foreign Policy magazine.
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Why it matters: A number of metro areas (and suburbs) are leveraging their community colleges to create a pipeline of workers in tandem with wooing companies to set up shop there.
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Obligingly, Rose convinces herself that she is love with the eldest of the brothers, Simon, and sets about wooing him; eventually, he proposes and showers wealth down on the Mortmain family.
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But Putin isn't the only world leader wooing Japan -- his rare visit comes less than a month after Abe became the first world leader to meet with US President-elect Donald Trump.
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The acrostics are Bagels' second attempt at wooing with verse: before he stumbled upon the magic of name poems, he attempted to seduce women with works of John Keats and John Donne.
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This two-minute trailer sets up the series's uncomfortably familiar premise before, like all the teasers that came earlier, wooing us with gorgeous visuals and the promise of a rebellious Elisabeth Moss.
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Instead, it has turned into a TV Land success story, breaking channel records for growth, wooing critics (The New Yorker praised its "disarming blend of brass and humility") and drawing new viewers.
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He responded by sabotaging coalition talks with the opposition, wooing nationalist voters with a brutal offensive against Kurdish militants and then calling a snap election, which his party won in a landslide.
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Imran Khan, a leader of the opposition, blames feudalism for the country's "grossly unfair social system", but is now wooing the feudal barons in his bid for power in next year's election.
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At the same time, he has endured sharp backlash in conservative circles, underscoring the challenges Republican candidates face in wooing supporters of the GOP nominee while distancing themselves from his incendiary rhetoric.
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The snub underscores the challenges Mondelez Chief Executive Irene Rosenfeld faces in wooing Hershey's controlling shareholder, the Hershey Trust, a $1073 billion charity created by the eponymous company's founder a century ago.
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Limited battery life means you'll have to carry some way to recharge wireless earbuds, though, and Klipsch is seriously wooing me with a battery case that looks like an iconic Zippo lighter.
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For House and Senate Democratic leaders, Cohen's guilty pleas pose new challenges among those who sought to avoid the appearance of impeachment overreach while wooing independent and disaffected GOP voters this year.
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Beginning Monday, Ballet Theater adds another lighthearted romance to its spring season: "Le Corsaire," the jaunty adventure of a pirate wooing a lovely slave girl while fighting sultans and surviving a shipwreck.
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Pittenger had sought to push back by highlighting a voting record he described as in sync with Trump's agenda and wooing prominent Republicans into the state to lend a hand with fundraising.
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Republicans say it is Mr. Obama's fault, accusing him of being too far from them on every policy issue and using executive orders and regulations over legislative wooing to achieve his ends.
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Local business owners, like me, find ourselves increasingly subject to fees and permitting expenses -- such as the byzantine corporate franchise taxes -- imposed by the same officials wooing Amazon with a favorable deal.
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Mr. Wildstein quickly recognized that the lanes could be a point of leverage for Mr. Christie, who had been wooing the mayor of Fort Lee to endorse his re-election in 2013.
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A Ted Cruz data firm with ties to a British company that conducts 'psychological operations' for foreign militaries could be the presidential candidate's secret weapon in wooing delegates at the Republican Convention.
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But the subtle wooing and chit collecting have taken on a new air of urgency this year, with many party leaders openly skeptical about whether Donald J. Trump can defeat Hillary Clinton.
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Meanwhile, a new breed of smaller digital-only 'neo-banks' such as Monzo, Starling and Atom and are wooing the customers of the mid-sized players without needing a costly branch infrastructure.
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When it came to wooing Sanders supporters on the left, Trump steered clear of the major tenets of the Vermont senator's platform — such as income inequality, a living wage, or student debt.
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In the next Elder Scrolls game, Oblivion, Camryn installed a more interactive mod: Before removing a child's cloaks and peasant garb, the player had to go through the motions of wooing her.
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More than a dozen cities and states have already publicly expressed their interest in wooing Amazon to town, with some using stunts aimed at making their bids stand out from the fray.
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But there is also a danger that any attempt to remake himself as a more "woke" figure in the hopes of wooing 22-year-olds will seem painfully insincere rather than inclusive.
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Siccar Point is wooing potential buyers of its assets with just under 600 million barrels of oil equivalent (boe) of resources and reserves, including more oil than gas, a sale document showed.
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"I think we'll do tremendous things, China and the U.S." Such wooing may be cringeworthy, but worth the embarrassment if it cements U.S.–China cooperation, especially when it comes to regional stability.
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Mr. Bezos also cited the wooing of Prince Mohammed by David J. Pecker, the chief executive of American Media, the publisher of The Enquirer, who was seeking Saudi investment in the company.
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She was closing her first issue, wooing advertisers, flying to Los Angeles for a cover shoot, and then heading straight to London, Milan and Paris for three more weeks of fashion shows.
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After launching, in 2010, and wooing drivers to use its network, Uber started cutting the prices it charged riders in some markets and increasing the commission the company took on each ride.
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And back home, a chill with the Saudis would mean Trump and his son-in-law Jared Kushner would lose considerable political face after investing significant capital in wooing the royal court.
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The company has recently returned to wooing N.B.A. players to endorsement deals, as part of a strategy to link Puma to the broader culture that flows from basketball, including fashion and music.
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She's also irresistible — a clever, almost appallingly innocent 603-foot-tall daughter of Turkish immigrants who arrives at Harvard in the mid-'90s and begins wooing a reluctant love interest over email.
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By selecting the best combinations of wooing method and penis size, rather than just taking the safest option, these females may be ensuring their sons also have the best packages for the job.
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The company no longer charges most customers to upgrade existing computers to Windows 10, hoping to get as many people as possible running the latest operating system and wooing developers back to Windows.
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This hyperbole is aimed at wooing back former PP voters who have turned to Vox, but it has distracted attention from the important differences between Mr Sánchez and his opponents on economic policy.
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Gore hits the campaign trail with Clinton for the first time Tuesday in Florida, wooing those reluctant, uninspired young voters in the state where Ralph Nader famously cost him the presidency in 2000.
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He is not going to be the decisive factor in wooing white men who are Trump-curious, as more optimistic Clintonistas believe, but he won't be a decisive factor pushing anyone away either.
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But even on Cotai, where Sands has its gondola-filled Venetian casino and Eiffel tower replica, wooing customers has become tougher as wealthy customers become more picky on where they play, analysts said.
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Galaxy is also wooing national and local governments, as well as real estate, construction and transportation firms, but will not insist on a stake of over 50 percent in any consortium, Mecca said.
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Mr. Christie would also be unhelpful when it comes to wooing undecided voters, as 51 percent of those who have yet to make up their minds said that he would be a turnoff.
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As they looked to maximize opportunities to bring in money, the party's fund-raisers also grappled with delicate personal considerations among the Obama family, who were unenthusiastic about the demands of wooing donors.
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Flashbacks show us the young Tom (Michael Jayne Walker) as a college student in the 1980s, wooing Oriel, who in her nightmares is stalked by a chisel-cheeked supervillain (Brian Charles Rooney). Confused?
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On the other hand, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan said it would spend less on wooing customers because of the financial pressures from the lowered subsidies, which went into effect this month.
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WOOING HISPANICS: The Hill's Rafael Bernal reports: Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are aggressively courting Hispanic voters in Nevada, as polls show the two deadlocked just days before the state's Democratic presidential caucuses.
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"The prime minister has made a step toward honoring human rights obligations under the EBA agreement with the EU while wooing workers' support for his rule," said political analyst Lao Mong Hay said.
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If you need more evidence that Donald Trump will hurt Republicans' chances of wooing Hispanic voters, just look at the Republican National Committee's troubles filling its position for a director of Hispanic communications.
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President Bill Clinton's speech at the Democratic National Convention was a travelogue and a love poem, taking the audience — and the rest of America — on his journey through meeting and wooing Hillary Rodham.
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So the company embraced variety as a means of wooing new drinkers in the Upper Midwest, devoting more and more effort to a motley parade of new labels, limited releases and seasonal brews.
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Mr. Ross, however, was undeterred, and the Commerce Department later said that his wooing of the Justice Department was not evidence of skulduggery, but a civics-book example of how policy is made.
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But collapse of the deal seemed to mar a carefully crafted image of the French president, Emmanuel Macron, as a former investment banker wooing international companies and promising a more business-friendly climate.
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I was only beginning to understand the insidious side of romance, how his recent notes and morning visits were less about wooing me than checking up on me, less about generosity than possession.
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It is listed as the address of the Transnistria Blockchain Agency, which runs the multilingual website wooing foreign investors, and Technopark, the private company to which all cryptocurrency mining businesses must be registered.
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Read: Nothing Is Too Strange for Cities Wooing Amazon to Build There The podcast version of The Times's Modern Love column will be part of Toronto's Hot Docs Podcast Festival on Oct. 15.
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Under a marketing strategy that Arthur Sackler had pioneered decades earlier, the company aggressively pressed doctors to prescribe the drug, wooing them with free trips to pain-management seminars and paid speaking engagements.
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We're also one week from the highly anticipated White House Correspondents' Association dinner weekend -- AKA "nerd prom" -- Cue consultants and reporters wooing ... and you know, selling off their first-borns for party invites.
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During most of his first term, the governor's reluctance to leave the state left some political observers bemused, wondering at its impact on his national profile, and the wooing of far-flung donors.
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In Bur Dubai, the oldest part of the city, young men patrol the outskirts of a bazaar, wooing shoppers with promises of cheap copies of Rolex watches, Gucci handbags and Louis Vuitton luggage.
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Now, Williams tells TMZ Sports he believes the Qataris were essentially trying to sabotage the BIG3 by wooing players like himself to ditch Ice Cube and Jeff Kwatinetz and join a rival venture.
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The letter, which was released publicly, also asked Kushner Companies what steps it has taken to ensure its affiliates do not exploit Jared Kushner's White House role when wooing investors in the future.
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Just as it ended colonial rule of the Gulf on the eve of its accession in 1973 to the European Economic Community, so now Britain is wooing old partners with a succession of visits.
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Yet while wooing MPs for this showdown, the president seems to have concluded that he could not even rely on members of his own party, let alone sufficient defectors from that of Mr Wickremesinghe.
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Republicans have expressed frustration both with how Trump wants to spend the cash in his bank account, but also his reluctance to do the wooing that is part and parcel of modern donor maintenance.
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House GOP leaders have agreed to change the Obamacare provision that guarantees all health insurers cover services such as maternity, mental health and prescription drugs in hopes of wooing conservative lawmakers to their side.
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It was a refreshing bit of insight into how Loveless pairs punk with country to create her beautiful, unique songwriting (without straying into the darkness of cowpunk) that is wooing fans across the country.
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The whole time the Tom Hanks character was email-wooing the Meg Ryan character, he was, in real life, building a giant chain bookstore that put her cozy neighborhood book shop out of business.
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Romney argues that even if Trump were to fail to reach the magic number of 1,237 delegates needed to capture the nomination going into Cleveland, he could still wrangle the votes by wooing delegates.
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Now, DC is concerned less with toy sales than it is with wooing streaming subscribers, especially given the competition its subscription streaming service DC Universe will face when the Disney+ launches in September 2019.
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Ireland opposed the ruling on fears that it would jeopardize its policy of wooing foreign businesses to relocate there Ireland will appeal the ruling to provide "clarity and certainty," Kenny told CNBC in Dublin.
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The alternative is to excite new voters—in the ever-more populous southern states of Florida and Texas, or heading west to Arizona, for example—by wooing Latinos, African-Americans, women and the young.
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Under Prime Minister Ana Brnabic, a 42-year-old with a background in promoting entrepreneurship, Serbia is stepping up support for the start-up scene and wooing multinationals to set up operations in Serbia.
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Johnson, a former London mayor and foreign minister, has spent weeks wooing Conservative lawmakers, staying out of the spotlight with a low-key campaign at odds with his flamboyant publicity stunts of the past.
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Mr. Brock, 53, divides his time between Washington and the West Village in Manhattan, throwing lively salons and wooing liberal donors on both coasts, often accompanied by Toby, his schnoodle — a schnauzer-poodle mix.
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Backed by billions in funding from private investors who effectively subsidized WeWork's money-losing operations, the company sought to turn the screws on its rivals by wooing tenants with deals that seemed economically irrational.
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Saudi Arabia is wooing Baghdad as part of a combined effort with the United States to stem the growing regional influence of Iran, while Iraq is seeking economic benefits from closer ties with Riyadh.
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Those skills will be on full display at the convention in Cleveland, where Mr. Trump is personally wooing celebrities and overseeing stagecraft for a blowout spectacle that will be less C-Span, more MTV.
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"The Crown" also continues to document the travails of Elizabeth's younger sister, Margaret (Vanessa Kirby), who meets and takes up with a dashing photographer (Matthew Goode, previously seen wooing Lady Mary on "Downton Abbey").
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Reid previously mocked Crist, who was governor at the time, as a closeted gay man, calling him "Miss Charlie," and suggesting Republican leaders were "wooing" him once he married a woman, Mediaite reported Saturday.
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Now there's some major image rehabilitation to do, thus the Everlasting stint: maybe if America sees him on television every week wooing women, they'll come around to the fact that he's a good guy.
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They also alternated between wooing and threatening Democratic lawmakers — praising them for their stated commitment to social justice, or reminding them of the role grass-roots groups had played in their elections last fall.
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It uses everything at its disposal to wear down reporters or break their wills, either by wooing them with invitations to premieres, access to stars and, in some cases, possible book and movie deals.
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Now Mr. Xi is trying again, wooing South Korea's new leader, Moon Jae-in, and still hoping to chip away at the American alliance with South Korea and fortify China's position in Northeast Asia.
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The PBS documentary underscores the importance of the Saudi-US relationship, with former CIA analyst Bruce Riedel describing "the grooming and wooing of Donald Trump" as a high among Bin Salman's list of accomplishments.
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Already, Google hasn't had major success wooing advertisers for its display ads business in China — it's a distant fourth behind Tencent, Alibaba, and Baidu, says James Lee, managing director of research at Mizuho Securities.
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Mr. Macron is married to his former high school drama teacher — this fascinates his countrymen — who is 24 years his senior, and he caused a scandal in his provincial hometown, Amiens, by wooing her.
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But ISWA faces a dilemma: while wooing the population, it has harshly punished those who resist it, for example massacring dozens of fishermen last August, and this could hurt its standing with local people.
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South Korea acted after China's response to the North's recent nuclear tests turned out to be more tepid than Ms. Park had expected after nearly two years of Mr. Xi's wooing, South Korean analysts say.
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Today we're premiering the video for "I'm Not Your Man," an upbeat song from his forthcoming full length about wooing a girl away from her current partner because you know you're better than he is.
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In the wake of Charlottesville, Pittsburgh, and now Poway, where anti-Semitic attacks gestated online, it's difficult not to be wary of someone taking a strong interest in wooing a Jewish person under false pretenses.
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PARTIES WOOING RUSSIAN-GERMANS Merkel, keen to rebuild support among Russian-Germans, met leaders of Russian-German groups in May and the party has promised to increase pensions, still less than those of other Germans.
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And after deciding to campaign as a foe of the Republican establishment, and wooing the Tea Party right, Cruz won a shocking upset victory in the primary runoff — and easily won the seat that fall.
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That would prompt a debate in Mrs Merkel's inner circle, which encompasses both foreign-policy idealists (who would lean towards isolating a President Le Pen) and foreign-policy realists (who might lean towards wooing her).
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With his overtures, Mr. Bloomberg has also been distinguishing himself from Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren, who have forsworn traditional political fund-raising and described wooing the wealthy behind closed doors as a corrupting practice.
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In this buzzy piece of historical fiction, actors Tika Sumpter and Parker Sawyers take us back to 1989, and the Windy City's "Southside," as a young Barack begins the process of wooing his future bride.
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The French, German and Irish governments are pushing hard to replicate this, however, incentivising big financial firms to expand in their countries and wooing bankers who fear for their job security in post-Brexit Britain.
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The Nevada caucus will be the first test for candidates wooing that electorate, and Super Tuesday in March 2020 will include California and Texas, the two states with the largest Latino populations in the country.
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Republicans and Democrats alike are investing heavily in wooing Florida's Hispanic voters as they battle over the governor's mansion, a Senate seat and at least four House seats that are up for grabs in November.
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Over the last few years, Facebook has had little competition when it comes to wooing both established publishers and newer media companies that want access to the platform's vast user base and sophisticated targeting capabilities.
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Early consumer surveys suggest that upcoming rivals like Disney Plus and Apple TV Plus, which roll out in November and have more distinct programming lanes, have done better jobs wooing potential subscribers than HBO Max.
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Almost half of companies are wooing university dropouts to help cover the shortfall and 16 percent are offering benefits like smartphones, extra holidays, gym membership or better wages to lure new trainees, the DIHK found.
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The Conservatives, favourites to win, are also wooing voters, with the biggest public service spending increases in 25 years and plans to spend up to 21998% of annual output on infrastructure -- almost double historical averages.
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"Having to go over the 'wooing process' another two or three times… The fact that you can order anything and everything online yet this line of work is still frowned upon is silly to me."
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The Conservatives, favourites to win, are also wooing voters, with the biggest public service spending increases in 25 years and plans to spend up to 21998% of annual output on infrastructure — almost double historical averages.
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By raising doubts about the kingdom's commitment to human rights and the rule of law, such behavior is unlikely to be attractive to the foreign companies the prince is wooing to invest in his country.
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If politics essentially ceases to exist for three months, that could make it difficult for candidates running for House or even Senate to quickly restart dormant campaigns and begin the long process of wooing voters.
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With the caucuses now fast approaching, the senator's father, Rafael Cruz, an evangelical pastor who had taken the lead in wooing Mr. Falwell, alerted the campaign that Mr. Falwell had pledged to endorse his son.
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He has little firsthand knowledge of Tallahassee, having never served in state government or spent much time wooing the Republican establishment in the State Capitol, which overwhelmingly favored his primary rival, Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam.
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The strategy of wooing supposedly moderate whites was put to the ultimate test when Democrats fielded nominees from two of the most prominent Democratic families in the history of Georgia — the Carters and the Nunns.
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That means that a Bixby speaker would likely be attempting to cash in on brand loyalty — that is, wooing customers who are particularly tapped into Galaxy phones or the SmartThings ecosystem by promising better integration.
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The developer converting four historic medical buildings into apartments in Morningside Heights believes that features considered therapeutic for patients a century ago — access to light, air and views — are also essential for wooing future residents.
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On a call with members of its "investors circle" last week, Buttigieg staffers urged its top donors to start wooing bundlers for other campaigns, particularly those languishing in single digits, according to a Buttigieg donor.
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It can be annoying when you can't hear a joke over incessant wooing on Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, which aired a final, audience-free episode this week before going on coronavirus-related hiatus.
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Therefore, adding in more features into mobile web usage — such as the ability to pay using Android Pay on mobile web sites and services — could be one step to wooing people away from their app silos.
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In the midst of wooing Dancing with the Stars veteran and Famously Single cast mate Karina Smirnoff, Chad Johnson found out things don't always go according to plan — especially when your plan involves something so … flammable.
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"When it comes to wooing those riders from Royal Enfield to Harley Davidson, we have a track record of that now since we have been in India," said Marc McAllister, Harley's managing director for international markets.
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Tuesday appeared to be another routine Demo Day for 5003 Startups, where a batch of its 31 new chosen companies worked a spartan room, wooing bankers with friendly eyes and over-eagerly digging for business cards.
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On Monday night's episode, he got into a physical altercation with contestant Jordan Kimball, who attempted to rip a piñata Estrada had set up for Lopez-Alvar because his friend, Clay Harbor, was also wooing her.
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And to mitigate the risk of losing Republican votes, Mr Trump is already wooing Democratic senators, such as Joe Manchin of West Virginia, who are seeking re-election in November in states he carried in 2016.
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Wooing small donors also garners you a base of passionate people who are literally invested in your cause, making them more likely to canvass for you, turn out for you, and give money in future elections.
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We got exclusive comments from an interview with Solomon about wooing more quant-trading clients and connected the dots on how the bank's equity-trading division was able to outshine rivals in the most recent quarter.
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The authors recount how Democrats in Brooklyn, where the Satmar sect is based; George E. Pataki, then a Republican assemblyman in the Hudson Valley who was wooing the Hasidim, who vote as a bloc; and Gov.
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It also blames Cruz's "defiant, anything-goes attitude" as indicative of why campaign workers were allegedly told to tell Ben Carson supporters their candidate would be dropping out in the hopes of wooing them to Cruz.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - As many as four potential bidders are wooing 110-year-old Swiss travel group Kuoni Reisen Holding AG, sources close to the negotiations said on Tuesday, after Kuoni said it had received preliminary approaches.
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As Trump starts his mudslinging at Clinton and begins wooing anyone he can think of from the Democratic side of the ledger, mainstream Democrats are faced with polling that shows Trump narrowing the gap with Clinton.
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After extensive and unsuccessful wooing of the group by President Donald Trump in the Oval Office and on Capitol Hill, Republicans pulled the health care bill on Friday before its expected defeat on the House floor.
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In addition to wooing new Patriot customers, Raytheon is upgrading existing systems for customers like Germany, which is likely to finalize a contract worth potentially hundreds of millions of dollars to the company in coming months.
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Prompted in part by the trade dispute, the e-commerce firm is wooing companies which want to quickly expand in the domestic market with a programme launched in December that provides consulting services on product development.
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But he also was persistent in wooing Ismail, meeting with him on several occasions, wining and dining him in Los Angeles and trying to convince him it was okay to buck convention and come to Canada.
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The celebrities really turned out for this fantastical fable based on a Neil Gaiman novel about a boy (Charlie Cox) wooing a girl by promising to bring her a meteor that crashed nearby their provincial town.
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So, for any presidential hopeful that is serious about wooing Black voters in the South, take note: we expect a clear plan on how you will safeguard the air we breathe and the water we drink.
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What embarrassed Williams might also have been the feeling that, in Ramos's penalty, she was being disgraced before a young woman who worshiped her, before millions of young people whose adoration sponsors like Nike are wooing.
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To the extent that governors openly opposed the bill, it helped create an untenable situation for undecided senators, and critics of the legislation embraced Mr. Sandoval's role in wooing Mr. Heller as a template to follow.
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Trump is seamier, cruder and more temperamentally authoritarian than Bush and Obama, and his Russian romance lacks the establishment pedigree of the Bush-Saudi connections and the cosmopolitan idealism of Obama's wooing of the Muslim world.
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While Mr. Reagan lined up support from only a few unions, Mr. Trump is seeking to go him one better; he is wooing many unions and their members directly, from carpenters to coal miners to autoworkers.
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Roger Stone, a political consultant who frequently presents himself as a Friend of Trump, told a radio talk show host that the whole wooing of Mitt was just an effort to "torture" the former presidential candidate.
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Tuesday appeared to be another routine Demo Day for 500 Startups, where a batch of its 31 new chosen companies worked a spartan room, wooing bankers with friendly eyes and over-eagerly digging for business cards.
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It's distinctly quirky and really quite bizarre at times, but having a plot that has you saving people's lives as well as wooing them means this is ideal for those looking for more objective-focused gaming.
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With plenty of bad news, Snapchat has an early lead in wooing AR developers Kerry Flynn reports that Snap courted more than 50 augmented-reality developers recently with Lens Fest, a three-day workshop for creative types.
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She feels like a longshot to return given the manner of her exit, but you never know… — Anderson Cooper: NBC was rumored to have looked into wooing the CNN anchor to replace Lauer a few years ago.
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Schwarzenegger is also one of the supporters of New Way California, a centrist advocacy group started by Mayes, which argues for a more moderate Republican party in the state in hopes of wooing independents and undecided voters.
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The show has since been highly criticized for framing being transgender as something negative as it featured six men wooing a then 21-year-old Rivera, who did not reveal she was transgender until the final episode.
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All the ordinary steps to winning broad support for a transformative piece of legislation — holding hearings, wooing over stakeholder groups, selling the bill in public, passing amendments — had to be short-circuited to stick to this timeline.
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While those sweets are a staple of wooing and romantic gesturing all year round, their inherent association with February 14 is the inspiration behind Starbucks' newest beverage, the (much less messy) Cherry Mocha which hits stores tomorrow.
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Most notably, Larry David's love for Israel (and world peace) was brought out in the Curb episode "Palestinian Chicken," where Larry attempts to solve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict by wooing a lady at a Palestinian-American restaurant.
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The wooing of bomb-happy right-wingers is in keeping with that insecurity: The Clinton campaign knows it has a negligible electoral benefit, but seeks the endorsement of a discredited status quo to seem respected and important.
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Since the inception of the CNBC Disruptor 50 list five years ago, seven companies have stayed on the list for all five years, wooing us with innovative ideas and their ability to scale quickly and reshape industries.
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CLEVELAND (Reuters) - As a perennial swing state and one that yields 22 electoral college votes, Ohio has long been coveted territory for U.S. presidential candidates who pour piles of cash every election cycle into wooing its voters.
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Almost five years after leaving an analyst job at Prudential Financial, Rich is making waves and wooing investors with Credit Stacker, a smartphone game that teaches financial literacy through a simulated life of important decisions and investments.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government has tried to position South Asia's third-biggest economy as a hub for smartphone manufacturing, wooing global players with access to a market with over a billion wireless connections and cheap labour.
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Corbyn, who plans to visit about 50 of the target areas himself, has been wooing the crowds by attacking the Conservatives over cutbacks in public services and denouncing a political system which he says favors the rich.
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Assuming no candidate clinches the nomination by winning a majority of delegates before the convention, all the herding, arm-twisting, and wooing of delegates that is expected to unfold there is now beginning on a smaller scale.
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Why it matters: Skipper is hoping to build a subscription service akin to the "Netflix of sports" by wooing leagues that already have a line of digital and TV companies waiting anxiously for existing contracts to expire.
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After a decade of tight controls on the budget to fix the damage wrought by the financial crisis, Prime Minister Boris Johnson's ruling Conservative Party and the opposition Labour Party are both wooing voters with spending plans.
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Some financial watchdogs find it unconscionable that lenders are wooing players who have memory problems and other cognitive ailments that could mean they cannot fully grasp what they are borrowing or the fine print behind the loans.
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But the governor did know that the mayor, Mark Sokolich, had fallen out of favor with the Christie team for refusing to endorse him despite nearly three years of wooing with gifts and favors from the administration.
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Pakistan is wooing foreign car makers like Renault and Nissan with generous import duties, but convincing them to set up factories will be an uphill challenge given fears about the country's long-term political stability and security.
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In the months before the Axact scandal left hundreds of Bol's employees out of work, the network made headlines by wooing away top broadcasters and executives from rivals and offering pay far above the usual industry rates.
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The move would help shore up Google's position in IT services, an area where it is known to be weak, but which is critical in wooing big enterprises looking to move to cloud to embrace its platform.
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Since then, the Kurds -- under their leader Masoud Barzani -- have cemented autonomy and grown claims for independence, wooing America as a protector by granting oil rights and offering strategic airbases for them -- some close to Iran's border.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government has tried to position South Asia's third-biggest economy as a hub for smartphone manufacturing, wooing global players with access to a market with over a billion wireless connections and cheap labor.
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Analysts said Mr. Kim was wooing Mr. Trump in hopes of dividing him from his hard-line advisers, in order to prevent the president from returning to the threats of military action that he made last year.
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North Korea, by contrast, already has dozens, and appears to be adding to its arsenal at a rapid clip, according to American intelligence experts, despite Mr. Trump's insistent wooing of the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un.
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Mr. Trump has invested heavily in wooing Kim Jong-un, the autocratic North Korean leader, even stepping into North Korea with him from the Demilitarized Zone separating the two Koreas in the third of their three meetings.
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The tax officials also say that a surprise cut in the headline corporate tax rate last year aimed at wooing manufacturers and boosting investment in Asia's third-biggest economy is another reason behind the sluggish tax collections.
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Sanders is a creature of momentum and hope whose path to the nomination is getting narrower all the time, and at Wednesday's debate, Mr. Anti-Establishment more or less conceded he can't win without wooing establishmentarian superdelegates.
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The DeVos family has invested in a company called K12, which runs online charters and has a history of wooing urban parents by suggesting that their kids will be safer going to school in the living room.
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Breakout actress Jameela Jamil, who plays Tahani Al-Jamil on The Good Place, has been wooing fans with her larger-than-life personality on social media, where she finds funny, offbeat ways to discuss serious social issues.
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LIVERPOOL, England (Reuters) - Britain's opposition Labour Party is wooing business bosses even as it unveils a raft of radical economic policies, determined to thaw a sometimes frosty response to its plans to give more power to the workers.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan is wooing foreign car makers like Renault-Nissan with generous import duties, but convincing them to set up factories will be an uphill challenge given fears about the country's long-term political stability and security.
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In a step toward wooing more overseas investors, China's main publisher of bond market data and London-based IHS Markit announced Friday new indexes that claim to offer more transparency into the world's third-largest fixed income market.
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Troubled EV startup Faraday Future scrounged up new funding at the end of 2017, and even made a surreptitious appearance at CES, wooing CNET and a few paid YouTube influencers with the intoxicating speed of its electric car.
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Cruz is counting on keeping Trump under 1,237 delegates and then winning the nomination in Cleveland based on his much stronger work wooing delegates who will be free to vote for whomever they choose after the first ballot.
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In recent days, Anthony has been socializing with Durant in New York and working out with him in what amounts to an unofficial wooing of the Oklahoma City star before he officially becomes a free agent next month.
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SINGAPORE/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - U.S. producers of liquefied natural gas (LNG) are wooing buyers with offers to sell gas priced against benchmarks other than U.S. domestic prices, ahead of an expected flood of supplies on global markets this year.
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Trump may well have an edge in wooing them, because the share of Americans who believe that the country is on the wrong track is more than double the share who believe that it's on the right track.
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Absent an electoral landslide that hands Democrats control of the House as well, considerable wooing may well be necessary if Democrats win the White House and Senate and hope to bring a new spirit to a gridlocked Congress.
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Clinton, should she prevail in the primary campaign, has plenty of repair work left to do: wooing the thousands of liberal supporters whose feelings of alienation with the Democratic establishment drew them to Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
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While those issues were not at the forefront of political debate ahead of the election, they were thrust front and center after the vote as both major parties spent the last month wooing Mr. Peters with policy proposals.
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") She begins wooing the heiress Ann Walker (Sophie Rundle), gently encouraging her hints of affection and boasting to the camera, in a rakish aside, "I can see that the poor girl already seems thoroughly in love with me.
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Sensing an opening, the iron pipe industry has started a public relations push of its own, voicing concerns over plastic, wooing President Trump with accolades for his infrastructure drive and setting up a war between the two industries.
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And to go from mocking to wooing, the movement will be looking to make use of people like the Hovaters and their trappings of normie life — their fondness for National Public Radio, their four cats, their bridal registry.
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If voters from the Democratic base and the ideological left don't receive the same firm commitments, it could bring about another election in which wooing this cohort will again be a matter of intense scolding and lowering expectations.
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The game isn't especially hard, but it rewards you with ever-increasing numbers of things to do, from diving deep into monster-infested mines to fishing for rare creatures to wooing a local single to begin a family.
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So, many Senegalese were surprised when 18 months ago President Macky Sall turned the vast modernist building into a museum for fine arts - rarely a priority for African leaders usually more preoccupied with building roads and wooing hotels.
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With its obsessive focus on wooing voters who supported Donald Trump, it is neglecting the cornerstone of its coalition and failing to take the steps necessary to win back the House of Representatives and state houses in 2018.
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Trump steps up his efforts to win support for the Republicans' plan to dismantle Obamacare, wooing some conservative lawmakers at the White House ahead of an expected vote on the legislation in the House of Representatives next week.
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In Gujarat, Modi had focussed on big-ticket projects, wooing car manufacturers and bringing electricity to villages; as Prime Minister, he introduced a sweeping reform of bankruptcy laws and embarked on a multibillion-dollar campaign of road construction.
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Fast forward to now — after producing several chicks, Walnut is not recommended to breed anymore (unless something happens to the crane population currently living in North American zoos), but her human mate has mastered the art of interspecies wooing.
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Coppins reports: Often, [Trump] would start out trying to do it the traditional way — wooing rich contributors, courting conservative elites, making offers to top-flight strategists — only to find himself fumbling through yet another unfamiliar universe of taunting insiders.
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The Wall Street Journal reported on April 2 of 2017 that artists hadn't been paid, VIP guests didn't have their travel itineraries with flight information, and claims that the festival was "wooing the wealthy" just to make ends meet.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump invited several red state Democratic senators to a White House lunch Thursday in hopes of wooing their support for his Supreme Court nominee and other agenda items, a White House official told CNN Monday.
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Party leaders and the White House also worked feverishly to limit any desertions, with the president wooing possible defectors and top Republicans arguing to colleagues that they needed to present a united front against an unfair Democratic impeachment campaign.
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Ed Rendell, a former Democratic governor of Pennsylvania, thinks moderate candidates like former Vice President Joe Biden or U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar would be best at wooing back working-class voters in the non-urban areas of his state.
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As India heads for national elections next spring, opposition parties hoping to topple powerful Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) are wooing a controversial politician who has built immense power by representing the powerless.
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Candidate Bush understood that getting to the White House required wooing a constituency larger than the population of the Houstonian Hotel, which he used as his Texas residence while in office, or of Greenwich, Connecticut, where he was raised.
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This basic pattern of rejuvenating city neighborhoods by wooing this class of workers — typically through supporting the growth of new businesses that appeal to young professional cultural tastes — can be seen in cities and metro regions across the country.
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That's why Amazon's larger goal is not just serving online shoppers as any other e-commerce site does, but wooing these shoppers with other services — like Prime Video, Prime Music, free e-books and more — to become Prime subscribers.
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Chinese exchanges are wooing international commodities traders in a bid to overtake longstanding benchmark prices — many of which are set in Europe and the U.S. — reflecting ambitious plans by the world's second-largest economy to expand its influence overseas.
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But it is in the Western Pacific, where China has been constructing military bases and wooing new allies with multibillion-dollar projects, that hostilities would likely erupt if a miscalculation ever turned a trade war into a shooting war.
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PARIS/LE GRAU DU ROI, France (Reuters) - France's presidential candidates battled for the popular vote on Thursday with far-right Marine Le Pen wooing fishermen and Emmanuel Macron playing soccer as polls showed the centrist's commanding lead narrow marginally.
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It has also given online marketplace eBay, Amazon's bigger and more established rival in Australia, the opportunity to swoop in and capture that goodwill, building its first automatic tax collection and payment system and wooing local customers with discounts.
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Former Vice President Biden, 76, is the epitome of the Democratic establishment, a moderate, portraying his pragmatism and appeals to America's "better angels" as the key to wooing President Donald Trump's voters and beating a vulnerable incumbent in 2020.
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Then add "MATCH POINT" (2005), starring Jonathan Rhys Meyers as Chris, an Irish tennis pro who climbs the British social ladder after befriending Tom (Matthew Goode), an heir to a business fortune, and wooing his sister, Chloe (Emily Mortimer).
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Pennsylvania granted the Shell plant a tax break valued at $1.6 billion — one of the biggest in state history — and officials in Ohio and West Virginia are wooing firms eager to build more ethane crackers, storage facilities, and pipelines.
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As much as Macron is wooing China, Beijing is also reaching out to Europe through its ambitious Belt and Road Initiative that aims to connect Asia, Europe, the Middle East and Africa with a vast logistics and transport network.
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Now, as the job market lurches back to life while the demographic of aging workers grows, companies in all types of industries — from banking and health care to insurance — are wooing the silver set with a variety of programs.
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The law forbids incumbents from soliciting inside their Capitol offices, so they indulge an elaborate pretense that seeking electioneering money at a nearby party headquarters or a colleague's townhouse is a convincingly less grubby way of wooing donors hoping for favors.
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The debacle has forced Mr Trump to consider wooing Democratic congressmen (there is talk of him linking his tax reform plans, of which Democrats are sceptical, to his infrastructure plans, which they like), which would require him to moderate his behaviour.
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MADRID, April 11 (Reuters) - Parties contesting Spain's national election on April 28 are wooing voters with a range of different campaign promises on human rights, immigration and separatism that could well influence the outcome more than social and economic factors.
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Producing its own hardware means CREO will have to compete with Xiaomi, Micromax, OnePlus, Samsung, and other manufacturers that are aggressively wooing consumers in India, which IDC expects to be the world's second-largest smartphone market (after the U.S.) by 2017.
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And when Channing Tatum was wooing his now-wife, the World of Dance judge and perfect hair haver, Jenna Dewan Tatum, he was upfront about his history as a male stripper — and he doesn't mean his role in Magic Mike.
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The TV campaign is the most intensive effort yet to challenge Mr. Kasich in New Hampshire, where he has concentrated his 2016 efforts, wooing more moderate and upscale Republican and independent voters with a message about balanced budgets and bipartisanship.
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"May's latest proposals seems to be aimed at wooing over some of the opposition to support her deal but the opposition from her cabinet is dampening some of the gains," said Lee Hardman, an FX strategist at MUFG based in London.
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He has been wooing lawmakers to vote for the bill and won the backing of a dozen conservative lawmakers on Friday after an Oval Office meeting in which the president endorsed a work requirement and block-grant option for Medicaid.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian Radomir Kobryn-Coletti has no commitment to any political party, right or left, but his job right now is churning out incendiary Facebook memes for a controversial senator, wooing the far-right ahead of this month's elections.
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Watson's wooing is alternately sexy ("I want to make love to you more expertly than any college boy, slowly and passionately") and folksy ("You're staring at me just now like you opened a hatbox and found a possum curled up inside").
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - While Jared Kushner's family company apologized this week for mentioning the White House adviser's name when wooing Chinese investors to fund a New Jersey real estate project, one Chinese immigration agency was touting its role in the deal.
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Such corporate tact will come as a relief to Maddox, who is already worried that Moore's candidacy will scare off the companies he's wooing to Tuscaloosa, to join the local Mercedes-Benz plant once greeted as Alabama's own economic miracle.
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Clinton engendered good will with the White House, and the experience of accepting Mr. Obama's offer to run the State Department became one of the most popular stories she relayed on the campaign trail, particularly when wooing black voters. Mrs.
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The Quad's revival in itself isn't a major development, but combined with the White House's newly asserted focus on a free and open Indo-Pacific, Washington is "pointedly wooing New Delhi into what could well be a military alliance," Joshi said.
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Mr. Ravitch, a native New Yorker, had been a vigorous advocate for mass transit, equally adept at wooing labor leaders, legislators and opinion makers in a campaign to generate the billions of dollars required to begin reversing the system's decline.
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This has been a source of annoyance and envy for Mr. Cruz, who had spent most of this year wooing Mr. Trump and mimicking his anti-immigrant, antiminority views in the hope that Mr. Trump's base would migrate to him.
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The revision is aimed at wooing holdout senators, and the top-line numbers for their states look enticing: Alaska, Arizona, Maine, and Kentucky would get an increase of federal funding of 3 percent, 14 percent, 43 percent, and 4 percent, respectively.
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If you were a Paleolithic hominin living in western Europe tens of thousands of years ago, you had a few things to worry about: finding the right cave to live in, wooing a mate, and possibly being cannibalized by your neighbour.
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What happened: President Trump's wooing of Kim Jong-un at the Singapore summit included the iPad showing (in English and Korean) of a "Destiny Pictures" movie trailer, made by the White House's National Security Council, starring themselves saving the world.
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In this never-ending competition, carriers — mostly international ones — are now turning their attention to their youngest passengers, wooing children (and beleaguered parents) with new amenities such as toys, child-friendly toiletry kits, meals and amped up seat back entertainment.
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The upcoming election also sets the stage for a struggle over Virginia's future between those who believe that prosperity lies in wooing more businesses and those like Mr. Carter, who believe it comes from making businesses share more of their wealth.
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Whether Mr. Kelly succeeds or fails will be a function of his tolerance for Mr. Trump's mercurial management style and Mr. Trump's willingness to tolerate military discipline, as well as Mr. Kelly's skill in winnowing, wooing and harnessing his own staff.
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Facing a deficit of more than 200 pledged delegates against Hillary Clinton, the Sanders campaign has turned its attention in recent weeks to wooing undecided superdelegates — the unelected delegates who are free to support any candidate at the national convention.
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His presence there is seen by those close to the negotiations as more of a liability than a benefit when it comes to wooing opponents, and he does not have the ability to make a deal directly with Mr. Flanagan.
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Yes, Natalie is suddenly trapped within a romantic comedy, one where a dashing billionaire with chiseled abs (Liam Hemsworth) begins wooing her, while Josh saves the life of a yoga ambassador/model ("Quantico's" Priyanka Chopra), who immediately falls for him.
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You could easily claim that the film confines its ridicule to the Tinderized—to those who are offered such elaborate assistance in the speed and the precision of their wooing that they are left with no excuse for being alone.
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Not long after he began contemplating running for an unconstitutional third term as mayor of New York City in 2008, Michael Bloomberg made a strategic decision: He wouldn't move forward without first wooing the owners of New York City's biggest newspapers.
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" Mr. Johnson spent much of the campaign in the Midlands and the north, wooing working-class voters in corroded industrial towns who once voted so reliably for the Labour Party that the region was known as the party's "red wall.
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The pick marked a 180-degree turn from the White House's earlier attempts to install a seasoned Republican strategist in the communications director post and was a tacit acknowledgment that wooing such a candidate was likely not in the cards.
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One businessman involved in wooing EB-5 investors, Vikram Kumar of AVG America Investments, said that the scheme would be less appealing if it did not allow for funds to go to major cities and were instead relegated to rural areas.
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Democrats are aggressively wooing Gen Z as well as millennial voters, hoping a new generation will help carry them to the nomination — and the White House — in 2020 after historic turnout from the age groups in last year's midterm elections.
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President Trump, who prides himself on his negotiating skills, began his second summit meeting with Kim Jong-un — the North Korean dictator who is believed to have ordered the killings of both his own uncle and half brother — with ardent wooing.
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Using a plan Solomon co-developed in 221, Goldman Sachs is trying to generate $235 billion in additional annual revenue by growing its consumer operation, wooing new institutional customers and convincing existing clients to do more business with the bank.
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India is one of the largest markets in the world for almonds from California, which produces most of the global supply, but growers are more focused on wooing Indian shoppers from locally grown nuts like cashews than on the trade duties.
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The pragmatic Mr. Schumer has made no apologies for his efforts to protect Democrats from conservative states, offering Mr. Manchin plum committee assignments in the aftermath of the 2016 election when Mr. Trump was wooing the senator for a cabinet post.
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As early as 2015, Kelly allegedly began wooing young women and separating them from their parents, according to a BuzzFeed News report written by DeRogatis, the same journalist who broke the story on Kelly in the Sun-Times in 1996.
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In the music video for "Oakland Nights," a song all about the Bash Brothers' failed attempts at wooing women, Slate and Simone play two busy professionals who have zero interest in the guys' performance (both on the field and in the bedroom).
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The perennially maddening part about the Clintons is their penchant for taking the worst advice, from the grossest toadies, whose fingerprints seem to be all over Bill Clinton's ill-advised attempt to smear the very supporters his wife is supposed to be wooing.
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Talked up as a "closer," the President who ascended to the presidency on the merits of his negotiating prowess only became intimately involved in the work of wooing and grappling with members of Congress to win their support in the last 10 days.
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The just-released clip, which debuted Monday morning online, sees the 25-year-old Grammy winner wooing a female boxer (Jennie Pegouskie) and playfully sparring with her in the gym before canoodling on the streets of Seattle, where the video was filmed.
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And, as his solidarity with the fast-food workers showed, he is trying to strengthen his base of voters by dedicating time and resources to wooing workers, young people, Latinos and others in Iowa, rather than focusing on winning over more party leaders.
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During Monday's episode, the two men engaged in an altercation and were subsequently kicked off the show when Kimball, 27, attempted to rip a piñata Estrada had set up for Nicole Lopez-Alvar because his friend, Clay Harbor, was also wooing her.
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But now that it’ll be direct, people will start to view you in a more positive light, which means that your secret admirers may be coming from out of the woodwork and wooing you, eager to connect with your physically.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Ahead of Boris Johnson's likely election next week as Britain's prime minister, EU countries are secretly wooing him in a bid to thrash out a new Brexit plan that would avoid a no-deal disaster, the Sunday Times newspaper reported.
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In addition to wooing public institutions, Itaú and some opposing bondholders, the board sees it as important to win the support of relatively small suppliers unaffiliated with any major bondholder group that hold about 2 billion reais in debt, the sources added.
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It's a strategy aimed at wooing anti-Trump Republicans, but one that dismays some Democrats who think a more pointed attack from Clinton would help the party win back the Senate majority and pick up a lot of seats in the House.
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Julie: It was an unusual way to see President Obama because you're watching all these mannerisms and verbal tics that are very familiar to us as people who see him every day, but it's all in the service of wooing a woman.
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But non-college-educated white women are one of the biggest groups of undecided voters, and her campaign has been wooing them for months, toggling between portraying her as a tough potential commander in chief and a champion of women and girls.
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The fact that Mr. Ryan only reluctantly agreed to be speaker after intense wooing from fellow Republicans has raised the prospect that he may not put up a fight to keep his position as the highest-ranking elected Republican in the House.
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The passage of the proposals capped more than two years of behind-the-scenes planning and organizing by the de Blasio administration, which developed a coalition of unions, business organizations, developers and groups representing older residents while wooing skeptical members of the Council.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - Paris could overtake London as Europe's most important financial center in a matter of years, French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said, after days of wooing American and European bankers in the Swiss Alps and gilded Palace of Versailles.
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Beyond that, he started loosening a tightly controlled state-run economy, pledged multiparty elections in a country long known for jailing dissidents and began wooing the government's most strident critics: members of the Ethiopian diaspora, who have long organized insurgencies from afar.
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At this time four years ago, many Republicans began preparing campaigns, wooing supporters and tacitly permitting fund-raising by allies in the wide-open race for the 2016 nomination, a contest that would ultimately attract more than a dozen candidates within months.
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During the course of Wendy's research, she discovered that while many of Axe Cap's enemies were hooting and hollering over her plight, Taylor Mason, who spent the episode wooing the keepers of the New York Fire Department pension fund, was not among them.
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Ukraine's former president Petro O. Poroshenko, elected after street protests toppled his pro-Russian predecessor in February 2014, made good relations with the Obama administration his top foreign relations priority and then invested heavily in wooing the Trump administration, despite having favored Mrs.
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In Mel Brooks's celebrated comedy "The Producers" (1967), she gleefully opened with Zero Mostel playing hide and seek with an elderly woman he is wooing to invest in what he presumes will be a Broadway flop so he can pocket the surplus.
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It is affecting a range of industries including Silicon Valley start-ups, the Manhattan real estate market and state governments that spent years wooing Chinese investment, underscoring how the world's two largest economies are beginning to decouple after years of increasing integration.
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After all, as a private businessman who knew little about many of the industries he joined, including air travel, gambling, and consumer goods, Trump's approach has long been based on the idea of wooing customers and investors to what his gilded persona represented.
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Prevent violent extremist groups from taking advantage of vulnerable communities Organizations such as the Islamic State group are wooing individuals in shattered communities by passing off international organizations' food aid as its own, styling itself as the Islamic State Department for Relief.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - We've heard their playlists, watched them dance together, and now Americans can see Barack and Michelle Obama on their first date in a film that follows the future president wooing his future wife over the course of a day.
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Meanwhile, Bernie's not in Austin.... Even as many of his competitors for the 2020 nomination were wooing "influencers" -- whatever that means -- at South by Southwest, Bernie Sanders was making a series of stops in New Hampshire -- Keene and Concord, to be specific.
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He's attributed the pause to his personal wooing of Kim, which in Singapore included warm moments like placing his hand on Kim's back and later showing him the interior of his heavily armored limousine (to some consternation from the US Secret Service).
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While a litmus test for political candidates wooing this important electorate traditionally has been their position on statehood for Puerto Rico, the view of the U.S. government's controversial handling of post-Maria recovery aid has become just as important, community members and leaders say.
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If Chinese consumers tighten their belts and eschew iPhone upgrades, for example, the financial damage could be acute for JD. In contrast, rivals Alibaba and the recently-listed Pinduoduo are gaining ground in wooing new shoppers in the far reaches of the People's Republic.
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The Swiss group said last week EQT was its preferred suitor among several potential bidders wooing it after it sold off European and Asian tour operating businesses last year that had fallen prey to online rivals and jitters from attacks in Tunisia and Egypt.
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While Google just launched its LA hub, Microsoft has operated a cloud region in Southern California for a while, and started wooing Hollywood last year at the National Association of Broadcasters conference, according to Tad Brockway, a general manager for Azure's storage and media business.
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On the one hand, you have Intel and Microsoft pushing to get the PC makers to build machines based on Windows Mixed Reality while on the other hand, Google and Qualcomm are wooing the smartphone makers to build mobile VR units based on Android.
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That isn't an endorsement, just a result of looking at the rules and some long thinking on the pressure that the delegates will be under, both the soft wooing and brass knuckles threats from online mobs, as well as disrupters on the streets of Cleveland.
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Whether you're wooing a fresh Tinder date or your spouse of 30 years, you're going to need to pull out all the stops to seal anything resembling a deal on this frozen Valentine's Day—New York City is looking at a high of 21°.
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Whether you are hoping for a relationship or just casual sex, dating "often feels like the worst, most precarious form of contemporary labour: an unpaid internship," writes Moira Weigel in "Labour of Love", an occasionally amusing and often provocative look at the work of wooing.
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The firm was stacked with former federal prosecutors who represented computer chipmaker Broadcom in stock options backdating charges by the Justice Department, and went about wooing even more clients with a splashy new hire: one of the lead prosecutors who investigated fraud at Enron.
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For a movie about con artists, there is a lot of screen time spent examining to the nuances of love: there's Baby wooing his diner crush, Baby dreaming about his free-spirited mother, and then there's Buddy and Darling with their matching neck tattoos.
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Topics discussed in this report include:Why there's so much buzz about creatorsHow Facebook, Instagram, and others are wooing themInfluencers' impact on YouTubeHow marketers can take advantage of this opportunityIn full, this report contains:2 Detailed files: Exportable files for easy reading, analysis and sharing.
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Unfortunately for the Democrats, their vision and leaders and agenda also sometimes leave the impression that they never want to win another tossup Senate seat, and that they would prefer Donald Trump be re-elected if the alternative requires wooing Americans who voted for him.
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We tried to convince ourselves that SEGA's I Would Die for You—aka Feel the Magic: XY/XX, aka Project Rub—was an inventive, light-hearted romantic tale about a boy wooing a girl rather than an unsettlingly creepy compendium of middling touchscreen mini-games.
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It was then that Amazon executives faced members of the City Council, a body that was locked out of the process of wooing the company here, as well as protesters whose numbers were large enough that the council chamber could not accommodate all of them.
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Whether this argument works depends in part on what the post-Trump right ultimately becomes — whether there's a way to marry nationalism and philo-Semitism, perhaps wooing Jewish voters rightward, or whether any form of right-wing populism inevitably brings anti-Semitism roaring back.
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I was so captivated it didn't matter that the heroine was secondary or that the wooing was perfunctory and mostly took place under gunfire while climbing the cliffs of a Greek island or escaping the Japanese in a lifeboat in the South China Sea.
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Texas, whose governor and Legislature have backed efforts by the Trump administration to crack down on illegal immigration, has experienced an increase in its undocumented population, suggesting that the job opportunities and affordable living luring Americans to the state are also wooing undocumented immigrants.
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When, at the close of Seduction, Knox sees a man at a bar try to use PUA tactics to pick up a girl, he seems to find it oddly redemptive: At least this man is wooing someone face to face, the old-fashioned way.
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The pick marked a 180-degree turn from the White House's earlier attempts to install a seasoned Republican strategist in the communications director post and was a tacit acknowledgment that wooing such a candidate was likely not in the cards, and, perhaps, simply foolhardy.
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AT&T and Time Warner could then focus on wooing the Justice Department, which antitrust experts said is less likely to block the $85 billion deal because it is not a horizontal merger in which two competitors offering the same services are seeking to merge.
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However, and bear with us here, in Season 3, Episode 83, Joffrey throws us an interesting morsel: While wooing Margaery with various dead things, Joffrey points out the skull of Aerion Targaryen, who died because he thought drinking wildfire would turn him into a dragon.
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There are other big ships wooing millennials: In 2015, Carnival Cruise Line started Fathom, which has programs designed for 20- and 30-somethings' hunger for purpose, like onboard self-improvement seminars and on-the-ground activities, like making water filters in the Dominican Republic.
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It seems that Spotify's bald-faced attempt at wooing songwriters with its Secret Genius program, "a global initiative [to] highlight the contribution songwriters and producers make to the music industry and artists' careers," launched in June 2017, did not help the situation as much as intended.
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A presidential election in January comes after a period of increasing tension between Taipei and Beijing, which has stepped up a campaign to "reunify" with what it considers a wayward province, wooing away the self-ruled island's few diplomatic allies and flying regular bomber patrols around it.
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But the focus in Gaye Taylor Upchurch's creative direction is on the central story, the tale of how the banished Rosalind (Jessica Love), disguised as a man, coaches the exiled Orlando (LeRoy McClain, a feisty hero) in the art of wooing before finally making herself his bride.
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Some of that lift has come from a multimillionaire in St. Louis, Rex Sinquefield, who has brought top players to the United States — sometimes by helping to finance their nationality switches — and has bankrolled a club that is cultivating talent and wooing top contenders like Caruana.
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As Tyler Cowen writes in one of the more optimistic takes on the summit, the wooing of Kim represents a gamble that the North Koreans really want to change their posture, to reap the possible benefits of normalization, even to enter America's orbit instead of Beijing's.
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This speaks to the challenge that establishment Republicans have faced in wooing Trump fans, through either ads or other means: Poll after poll has shown that Trump supporters decided to support him months ago, as if to say there is little that could change their minds.
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While the bulk of that money is raised from well-heeled board members, or at star-studded galas, or by wooing big donors and foundations for major gifts, smaller donations are still seen as important, and as a way of building a broader community of supporters.
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Collins has been campaigning for the post for months, flying around the country to help GOP colleagues win re-election, crafting bipartisan bills to showcase his legislative chops — including a prison reform bill that is important to Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner — and wooing House leaders.
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The sudden rise in polls has given Mr. Steyer confidence in his campaign's path, and he has began wooing party leaders in private, making the case that he could emerge as a consensus leader if there is a split decision in Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada results.
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Singh recently told Business Insider how the campaign is using an "unconventional" approach to wooing over young voters by not just posting on social media, but putting up content that gets people to respond or take notice of the 78-year-old former New York City mayor.
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WASHINGTON — Just as many African-Americans say they'd consider voting for Bernie Sanders as Joe Biden, according to new a VICE News-Ipsos Poll, suggesting Sanders might not have as much of a problem wooing black voters if he's the Democratic nominee as some have assumed.
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A young Steve McQueen, then known as Steven McQueen and already a decade too old for the role, stars as a teenager who, along with the girl he's wooing (Aneta Corseaut), earnestly attempts to convince skeptical police officers that a parasitic goo is swallowing the town's residents.
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No American president before the end of the Cold War would have found it strange or dissonant to take an interventionist and self-righteous line where Latin America was concerned, while accepting deals with bad actors and wooing autocrats in more far-flung and global theaters.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Occidental Petroleum chief executive Vicki Hollub was caught off guard when U.S. oil giant Chevron swooped in last month with a $21 billion offer to buy Anadarko Petroleum, the oil and gas exploration and production firm she had been wooing for nearly two years.
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Speaking at a fireside chat at the Tiburon conference in San Francisco on Tuesday, Fisher made comments about genitalia, compared wooing clients to picking up women, referenced Jeffrey Epstein, and made other inappropriate comments, several attendees said on social media and in interviews with the Washington Post and Bloomberg.
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There was a time, not so long ago, when the Knicks and their long-suffering fans were consumed by future free-agent markets, by dreams of wooing superstars like Durant, who is due to reach free agency this summer and will most likely be another high-profile target.
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After weeks of wooing hundreds of investors, Morelli's first task is to win the backing of shareholders at a meeting on Thursday in order to press ahead with an emergency cash call due to be launched just days after Italy votes on Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's flagship constitutional reform.
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NEW YORK, May 21 (Reuters) - Occidental Petroleum chief executive Vicki Hollub was caught off guard when U.S. oil giant Chevron swooped in last month with a $33 billion offer to buy Anadarko Petroleum, the oil and gas exploration and production firm she had been wooing for nearly two years.
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That's in contrast to places like Malta, Gibraltar and Bermuda, which are actively wooing crypto companies with incentives and legalization frameworks, but Singapore's status as a global financial hub and a destination for Southeast Asia's investor capital has helped make it a destination for crypto companies all the same.
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Amid this parade of support at a Flint town-hall-style event on Saturday night, Mr. Sanders looked on, largely silent — at least when it came to wooing the black voters whose strong backing of a rival candidate could once again cost Mr. Sanders the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Granted, Cyrano didn't have quite the same tools at his disposal in wooing (and deceiving) Roxanne, what with text messages and phone calls and other electronic means of catfishing -- a term that sounds jarring when it's invoked during the film, which doesn't make the characterization any less accurate.
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"Without the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), Johnson appears to be between 15 and 20 votes short of the 320 votes needed to guarantee victory; he will focus efforts between now and Saturday on wooing the European Research Group (ERG), the ex-Conservatives, and Labour," the consulting group said.
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Trump has spent weeks wooing, prodding, cajoling and personally calling Republican lawmakers to pass sweeping tax legislation in time for Christmas – a deadline Trump himself set months ago – but he and his staff have left many of the policy decisions up to Republican lawmakers and top congressional staffers.
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As expected, the female subjects seemed to perceive the judgments coming from the gay man to be more sincere because they knew that he wouldn't have any ulterior motives — whether that meant wooing the subject (which they might suspect of straight men) or competing for the same romantic partner (straight women).
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As expected, the female subjects seemed to perceive the judgments coming from the gay man to be more sincere because they knew that he wouldn't have any ulterior motives—whether that meant wooing the subject (which they might suspect of straight men) or competing for the same romantic partner (straight women).
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History's first Latin American pope has been particularly attentive to the argument in favor of ordaining "viri probati" — or married men of proven virtue — in the Amazon, where Protestant and evangelical churches are wooing away Catholic souls in the absence of vibrant Catholic communities where the Eucharist can be regularly celebrated.
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Seeing as dragons are the most powerful weapon in the Game of Thrones universe, the show could play out like this: the khaleesi roasts her enemies, becomes queen, and the rest of the series is Ed Sheeran singing Westerosi slow jams over rom-com montages of Tormund wooing Brienne of Tarth.
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India last month raised the government-mandated price for summer-sown crops such as rice and cotton by the most since Prime Minister Narendra Modi came to power in 2014, a move that analysts said was aimed at wooing millions of poor farmers ahead of a general election next year.
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You can sense C.K.'s attempt at grappling with those issues in the film — often with Rose Byrne, a former protégée of Goodwin's who still invites him to parties to scope out young girls, and whom Topher is currently wooing — but they all kind of fail to say anything meaningful.
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So, I really don't like sharing things that are so indulgently for men — this movie is about a screenwriter and an actor, trying to make it in Hollywood, being total slobs and also wooing attractive women — but the animation in Nerdland is so unusual and interesting that I feel compelled to.
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G (Elizabeth Debicki), and Jenny remembers that the pair conspired to bring her into the sexual fold, often taking her out for dinner and wooing her almost as if she was a willing entrant into a threesome and not a child swept up in an abhorrent game between malevolent adults.
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With three months until the election, the Clinton campaign is now considering a possible upset in Utah, the Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson is aggressively wooing disenchanted Republicans, and on Monday word came that Evan McMullin, a Mormon who is a former C.I.A. official opposed to Mr. Trump, was entering the race.
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Hidden behind the flow of fact-free tweets and edge-wooing stump statements, Trump's campaign had posted reasonable ideas when the Science Debate organization asked questions on the role of science funding in fostering innovation (it's great, unless it's climate science, evidently) and the merits of a post-fossil energy system.
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The tension can be seen not only in the smacking New York Democrats received after wooing Amazon, but also in the skepticism among party elders like Nancy Pelosi toward the expansive Green New Deal proposal, also pushed by Ocasio-Cortez -- and now broadly endorsed by most of the party's presidential contenders.
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After initial resistance from the banks, worried they might lose clients, that message was reinforced this year by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), the country's central bank, when Indonesia launched a tax amnesty aimed at wooing back some of the cash its wealthy citizens have stashed in Singapore, the sources said.
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On Monday, Uber announced that the company is opening an AI research hub in Toronto for self-driving cars—its first outside of the US. The news was greeted with celebration, since wooing Uber is a good sign that investments in the newly-opened Vector Institute for AI research are already paying off.
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After wooing us on Black-ish, the 17 year-old is ready for her next chapter: in real life, at Harvard, where she's set to double major in Interdisciplinary Sociology and African American Studies; and on TV, as Zoey Johnson, who's off to Cal U in her very own spin-off, Grown-ish.
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Yet, to the strains of a jazz threesome a block from St. Charles Avenue here, over Texas barbecue at his Houston campaign office and in one of Washington's see-and-be-seen steakhouses, Mr. Cruz, Washington's chief anti-establishment agitator, has quietly begun wooing some of the party's most entrenched donors and officials.
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It was a speech that might be remembered, ultimately, as much for what it lacked as for what it contained — and for the message those absences seemed to convey: He is content with the angry voters he has won, who thunderously cheered him on here, and indifferent about wooing those he has not.
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The angst in Europe stems in part from French, German, and British surprise that despite their concerted efforts to change President Trump's mind, he maintained his long-held core belief about the deal: Wooing Iran with an abundance of carrots has been disastrous, whereas pressuring Iran with an abundance of sticks looks promising.
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You combine that with the idea that it's not going to be-- not just only wooing Amazon, but what message that may send to the broader business community, could a state like New York or someone in the northeast region really have have shot themselves in the foot with a double whammy?
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In a video clip of the hilarious incident, which Cohen shared on social media Friday, the television host walks out of a building and as soon as he realizes he's in the background of the live broadcast he starts raising his fists and wooing to the camera while getting increasingly close to Burrell.
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As recently as 2003, Google retained just two outside lobbyists in Washington; over the next decade or so, as it became the world's dominant search engine, the company became a Beltway heavyweight, hiring lobbyists, wooing regulators and funding the research behind hundreds of Google-friendly studies on competition, copyright law and other topics.
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Both Firtash, facing potential extradition to the U.S., and Kolomoisky, facing an American lawsuit accusing him of laundering hundreds of millions of dollars in the U.S., have recently begun hiring pro-Trump figures in Washington, wooing Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani, and dangling potential "dirt" on Trump's primary political rival, Vice President Joe Biden.
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THE ONLY LIVING BOY IN NEW YORK If the Simon & Garfunkel reference in the title weren't enough, it sure sounds a bit like "The Graduate": A newly minted college graduate (Callum Turner) contends with both the girl he's wooing (Kiersey Clemons) and his father's mistress (Kate Beckinsale), with whom he becomes infatuated.
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Wooing international companies to invest in Argentina is part of Mr. Macri's effort to jump-start the economy after his administration ended a long conflict with holdout hedge funds that had refused to restructure the country's defaulted debt and had kept Argentina locked out of international capital markets for more than a decade.
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At the center of that drama is Riggs (Martin Henderson), who spent last season wooing Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) and got her to open up her heart just in time to find out that his friend Owen Hunt's (Kevin McKidd) sister Megan, whom he had been dating when she disappeared during an army mission, is alive.
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In a separate securities filing, Mr. Icahn disclosed that he sold seven million shares of Apple over the last three months of 2015, Mr. Icahn has been a vocal investor, urging Apple to buy back its shares and at one point wooing Timothy D. Cook, Apple's chief executive officer, with an invitation to dinner at Mr. Icahn's apartment.
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Pico — a 2018 Whiting Award recipient — is most impressive, his writing most immediately felt, when he weaves pop culture and slang throughout his deep-rooted criticisms of US history and culture, wooing readers into a comfortable, if brief, moment of familiarity (see: Janet Jackson lyrics) so that the swift pivot to violence and heartache hits like a gut punch.
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Loosely held together by the friendship between two older men (French veteran Rufus and fellow Georgian Amiran Amiranashvili), the film's manifold threads involve an aristocrat in default, bickering couples, the black market exchange of weapons for rare books, escaped livestock, an instance of voodoo, and the wooing of a woman through feigned contempt for Ludwig van Beethoven.
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So, erections seem like the kindest way to figure out whether a turtle is male or female, and scientists have found several inventive methods for wooing male turtles: bounce common snapping turtles up and down and they might just flash you as a reward; or you can try immobilizing the neck and limbs of Cotinga River toadhead turtles.
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For instance, Origin of Evil takes its time wooing the viewer with heavy doses of aesthetic charm and warm '60s nostalgia, but fails to instill the house the girls live in with any sense of dread, or even any particular atmosphere — even though, we're ultimately told, it's been haunted by a litany of spirits for several decades.
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It engages you with fast-paced language lessons that encourage conversation in subjects you'll need to know when navigating a foreign country (and wooing your international love interest.) Speech recognition technology will also ensure your accent is the best it can be, helping you avoid sounding like your grandma dropping a mangled "gracias" in a Mexican restaurant.
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But for those of us who feel like we're living and working on a knife-edge, there's something about the extravagance of it all—the Warriors wooing Durant with a pair of VR goggles and the grandiose but not unrealistic promise of becoming legendary, but also all these ordinary players becoming extraordinarily rich—that, while fitting, feels almost rude.
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MORE, Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, New York liberals, Hollywood glitterati and Silicon Valley moguls — to move further to the left and to forget about wooing back defected Democratic voters.
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She has adopted a strategy that relies less on wooing conservative white Democrats in the countryside, as her party has done in the past, and more on a surge of highly motivated liberals and nonwhite voters, in an increasingly diverse state: By 2030, non-Hispanic whites are expected to make up less than half the population.
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Mr. Trump began wooing senators late Thursday night, meeting at the White House separately with three Republicans and with the three Democrats — Joe Donnelly of Indiana, Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota and Joe Manchin III of West Virginia — who broke party ranks last year and voted to confirm Judge Neil M. Gorsuch, the president's first Supreme Court pick.
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They've been identifying and wooing potential Clinton supporters from different GOP policy, political and business circles, and several Republican defectors who have gone public with their endorsements say the campaign has been quick to swoop in and help them publish and distribute statements and op-eds declaring support, to coordinate media interviews and assisting in wider Republican networking efforts.
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You'd think, at this point in the 2020 Democratic presidential race, 10 months before the Iowa caucus, that the invisible primary is fully engaged — and that far away from public view, candidates like Bernie Sanders, Kamala Harris, Beto O'Rourke, Pete Buttigieg and Elizabeth Warren are wooing the donors and securing the endorsements that will prove determinative in the race.
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