"Yesterday's news only provided some short term support," he said.
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Perez, however, branded the perennially hip area as yesterday's news.
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But will their alliance, showcased at yesterday's news conference, work?
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And yesterday's news didn't do much to highlight its long term play.
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Too bad that the gun proposal up for consideration is yesterday's news.
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For others, it's because the whole gender thing seems like yesterday's news.
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He's tickled by the interest generated by yesterday's news of the release.
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In response to yesterday's news Hunt continues to be Hunt, telling Stuff.co.
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That was yesterday's news but I don't think it was properly digested.
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And then came yesterday's news that Parker's accuser killed herself back in 2012.
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As for how the rest of this will work, yesterday's news doesn't change anything.
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But in another way, the altered version will probably be yesterday's news by midnight.
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Plenty of players dropped everything for this opportunity, and yesterday's news came as a shock.
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The permanence of online meant death to the cliché, 'Yesterday's news is tomorrow's fish paper.
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The currency sank on yesterday's news to $2400, almost its lowest level since April 400.5.
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Mr. Grater isn't the only customer who's made Yesterday's News part of a daily routine.
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" The senators continued: "These outstanding questions are especially concerning in light of yesterday's news reports.
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Well, the "reporter" who wrote yesterday's news article about the 6.8 quake was actually a robot.
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It was used to crescendo on Election Day then, the day after, it became yesterday's news.
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In any case, after relating the history of Stuxnet, the movie dismisses it as yesterday's news.
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Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin are on their way to being the next big thing or yesterday's news.
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That section explains that CFPB is "looking into Equifax," but doesn't actually contradict anything from yesterday's news.
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Said differently, was Lamb's win a fluke, a harbinger of things to come or simply yesterday's news?
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It is a salvage or rescue mission, finding a use for the lowliest of products — yesterday's news.
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Crackdown is yesterday's news, so it stands to reason that Crackdown 3 would aim to raise the bar.
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"I hate to say it, because I love Joe, but some feel he's yesterday's news," one donor said.
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The expansion follows yesterday's news of the integration of Google search into iMessage through a new iMessage app extension.
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"It's a bigger issue [because] it looks like big cap tech is kind of becoming yesterday's news," he added.
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Not many were willing to commit to two years with a console that might be yesterday's news in one.
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"For an optimist, I'm a cynic on this issue — Republicans have already succeeded by making it yesterday's news," Rep.
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"I used to get the paper—yesterday's news—and there's his byline in fucking Zagreb," Mostyn-Owen later recalled.
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"For an optimistic, I'm a cynic on this issue — Republicans have already succeeded by making it yesterday's news," Rep.
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It is our hope that decency will prevail on the reporting of this story which will soon be yesterday's news.
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UFC superstar Max Holloway says Conor McGregor is yesterday's news in the UFC ... and he's the man of the hour.
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The announcement follows yesterday's news that the company is recalling all Note 7 devices, including the supposedly safe replacement phones.
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Sanders may have shocked observers (to say nothing of Hillary Clinton's campaign) in 2016, but he was now yesterday's news.
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"I am the change candidate, Boris Johnson is yesterday's news," Javid told reporters on Wednesday as he launched his campaign.
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"We realize that some of you may be having a difficult time dealing with yesterday's news," the ship's pamphlet said.
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In case you thought the MoviePass saga would remain a smoldering heap of yesterday's news from here on out, guess again.
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It's not great that she's being handed the reins to Big Blue the month that Zuckerberg designates it as yesterday's news feed.
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Wired analog headphones are yesterday's news, according to Apple, which took the opportunity to develop a pair of wireless headphones called AirPods.
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No matter how great the nostalgia among certain OB supporters was for their former hetman, I considered him to be yesterday's news.
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More recently, IBM shrank for another five consecutive quarters, a streak it broke with yesterday's news that it had beat analyst expectations.
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They felt like the PC version had become yesterday's news; Omega, which can reach the larger console audience, is all that matters now.
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Korver trade to Cavs overshadows Hawks' win NEW ORLEANS — The NBA is a cold business because so often yesterday's glory is yesterday's news.
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Hart's honesty about that period of his life is important and eye-opening, but, once his book is released, will be yesterday's news.
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Today, the Emerging Cloud Index is showing signs of recovering nicely, and all of that gloom and doom seems to be yesterday's news.
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"The artifacts that were referred to were never in our collection," said one Museum of the Bible administrator in response to yesterday's news.
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Just because Zika is "yesterday's news" doesn't mean it's not still today's problem — not just in Brazil, but here in the United States.
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Translated from Chinese, it reads: I am very shocked about yesterday's news that the Danish government has decided to seize refugees' private property.
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Following yesterday's news of Square's entry into the online checkout space, the PayPal-owned payments platform Braintree today announced the launch of Braintree Auth.
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The worry is that yesterday's news bodes badly for the rest of the bond-buying programme, which will continue for the next six months.
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Only in this volatile modern era, when everything seems speeded up, could panic about a looming national emergency seem like yesterday's news so fast.
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For example, Jam City has a Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery game that's been getting a huge boost since yesterday's news of the new Niantic title.
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After yesterday's news of a Too Faced Sweet Peach expansion, we were sure co-founder Jerrod Blandino would wait to post any more product teasers.
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Following yesterday's news of its planned support for group calling on mobile, Skype just launched an integration with Microsoft's mobile email and calendar application, Outlook.
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"For countries like China and India, yesterday's news was akin to Black Monday," wrote Paola Rodriguez-Masiu, head of Rystad Energy's global refinery and infrastructure.
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Facebook hasn't provided those so far, but it's still offering more information than in previous years — although after yesterday's news, that may not satisfy many people.
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The iPhone X has a 5.8-inch screen, so whatever Tim Cook reportedly has in store it's obviously larger than that yesterday's news of a phone.
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Yesterday's news about the Federal Trade Commission potentially fining Facebook up to $5 billion was met by many with disdain because it didn't go far enough.
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When the decisions in Trump v Mazars, Trump v Deutsche Bank and Trump v Vance arrive by the end of June, impeachment will be yesterday's news.
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Pride has quickly given way to consternation in some parts of Israel's tech community, following yesterday's news that Intel will buy hometown hero Mobileye for $15.3 billion.
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Yesterday's news that Apple would be giving a bigger revenue share to app developers if they rope people into long-term subscriptions shook up the software world.
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Biden "would electrify the voters if he chose somebody like Stacey Abrams," said Dean, who argued it pushes back on the narrative that Biden is yesterday's news.
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Of course, by the time this level of certainty is achieved (if ever), the result in question is probably yesterday's news (or, more accurately, last decade's news).
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Munich Re fell 2.5 percent, weighed down by some price target cuts today that followed yesterday's news of a deep restructuring at its loss making insurance business Ergo.
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Because of this possible switch to PoS there is no use to saying anything about trends, while analyzing the current situation may become yesterday's news just too quickly.
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"We as a committee have decided the R.P.I. is kind of yesterday's news," this season's selection committee chairman, Bernard Muir, the athletic director at Stanford, said last month.
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Think for a second: what was your first response to yesterday's news that Uber would put autonomous cars on the streets of Pittsburgh to pick up real live passengers?
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In light of yesterday's news that over 500 million Yahoo accounts were compromised, it's clear that we need to start seriously thinking about new security system replacements for passwords.
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Let's face it, a missing Washington Post columnist may look like a miscalculation today, but as these cycles go, Khashoggi may soon be yesterday's news, if you'll forgive the pun.
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European stock indexes closed flat Thursday, in spite of a strong performance in basic resources and energy stocks as excitement over yesterday's news of a possible OPEC production deal sagged.
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Deontay Wilder says Floyd Mayweather is a TBH ... THE BIGGEST HATER, claiming Floyd is seething mad that Wilder is the new big star in boxing, and Mayweather is yesterday's news.
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The N.R.A. quickly added that while it's against letting suspected terrorists on a watchlist buy guns, it wants some sort of "due process" for said list — but then, that's yesterday's news.
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"We reacted quickly to yesterday's news of the separation of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt and their plans to divorce by mirroring the separation in the attraction," a Madame Tussauds spokesperson said.
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The death of Osama bin Laden, the group's charismatic leader, in 2011, and the stunning rise of ISIS just a few years later turned the once-powerful terrorist juggernaut into yesterday's news.
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The stock is currently down over 22017 percent in trading on the Nasdaq after yesterday's news that the company lost 23 cents per share on revenues of roughly $22018 million for the quarter.
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Given the typically long lead times for writing and publishing books—several months, if not years—many assumed that he would be yesterday's news by the time their biographies and exposés were released.
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In a morning tweet, President Trump again addressed yesterday's news that North Korea would stop its nuclear and intercontinental ballistic missile testing — and incorrectly claimed that the nation had also agreed to denuclearize.
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On the heels of yesterday's news about expanded subscription options for partners, video streaming site Twitch today announced another way for its creator community to generate revenue, with the launch of an Affiliate program.
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Simply put, Democrats need a celebrity candidate to beat Trump — and Biden is too-much "yesterday's news" and a "turn-off" to those who voted against Obama's legacy in 2016 to be that person.
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The announcement follows yesterday's news that the company is working with Google to create a cinema-quality VR camera, which is expected to be ready for commercial use a year and a half from now.
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Directors Karim Amer and Jehane Noujaim don't just rehash yesterday's news; "The Great Hack" is meant more as a cautionary tale, warning viewers about what they give away every time they sacrifice privacy for convenience.
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Following yesterday's news of the NHTSA's investigation into a fatal crash involving a Tesla Model S, Mobileye, the Israeli technology company helping power the carmaker's Autopilot feature, has sent a statement to TechCrunch regarding the incident.
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Pini, who joined BlackBerry back in 2012 with the acquisition of this company Paratek Microwave, explains that yesterday's news had been in the works well before he was tapped to take charge of the devices team.
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Mysore, who coauthored McKinsey's comprehensive insights report on the outbreak, told Business Insider that the core challenge of a crisis is to redirect your focus from reacting to yesterday's news to proactively preparing for tomorrow's headlines.
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"After yesterday's news about an increase in military spending it will even be more complicated to keep the budget in check," said Commerzbank commodity analyst Carsten Fritsch, adding that expectations for tax cuts had also been raised.
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Even Malaysian names seemed to recover somewhat from yesterday's news that Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Investment, which guarantees US$43bn of 1MDB's bonds, had said it would not meet its obligations for interest payments on those notes.
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Following yesterday's news about bringing bots to the Skype platform, Microsoft today unveiled two more SDKs for its Skype platform that will allow businesses and application developers a way to integrate Skype's capabilities into their own applications.
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Wearables maker Misfit, now owned by Fossil, is following up on yesterday's news of Ray, a slimmer alternative to its flagship fitness tracker the Misfit Shine, with the launch of its first set of in-ear wireless headphones.
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Like Jesus Montero before him, he's one of those guys who was a prospect for so damn long that it was tempting to write him off as yesterday's news before he even had a chance to prove himself.
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" Despite the whirlwind brought on by Obama's suit choice, the White House released a statement the day after saying he "stands squarely behind the decision that he made yesterday to wear his summer suit at yesterday's news conference.
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Neighborhood Joint Most mornings, Doug Grater, who lives in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, wakes up and takes his dog Sammy for a walk along the same route: to Yesterday's News on Court Street, a few blocks from his home.
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" Nia Vardalos and John Corbett Are Back in &aposMy Big Fat Greek Wedding 2&apos Trailer The statement continued, "It is our hope that decency will prevail on the reporting of this story which will soon be yesterday's news.
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I am so discombobulated by yesterday's news that the four major US carriers are banding together to make a whole other company to replace SMS with RCS and ship their own app that I barely know where to begin.
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And, whenever issues about women making allegations against him has come up in the Trump's presidency, his aides and lawyers have dismissed them as yesterday's news that voters have already decided they either don't believe or don't care about.
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Let's unpack yesterday's news that Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund (PIF) plans to pour over $1 billion into the electric vehicle startup Lucid Motors, a potential Tesla rival which hopes to launch commercial production of a luxury sedan in 2020.
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So yes, there were some missteps, and it's not fun to revisit them — but it's important we do, because those baffling, embarrassing, and downright insensitive controversies are destined to repeat themselves if we just brush them aside like yesterday's news.
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The call kicked off with the operator's suggestion that Facebook is "happy to take a couple of questions on yesterday's news" but would prefer to focus on what it wants to talk about — namely anything but The New York Times story.
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He dismissed a question about states being outbid on supplies by the federal government as "yesterday's news," repeatedly passed blame over testing delays onto the prior administration and complained that his administration was not being given its due for its response.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sajid Javid, one of the candidates vying to succeed British Prime Minister Theresa May, said his rival Boris Johnson was "yesterday's news" and that it was time for a new generation to take control of the Conservative Party.
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It's even more interesting in light of yesterday's news that one persistent fan (who kept her interest limited to social media messages, not breaking and entering) actually ended up in a relationship with a real life celebrity, Disney Channel star Jake T. Austin.
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It's facts like these, piled on top of yesterday's news, that prove why it has to be a priority for all publications to provide voices to young women—whether they're musicians, writers, publicists, interns, editors, or fans—and encourage them to speak out.
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LONDON, June 12 (Reuters) - Sajid Javid, one of the candidates vying to succeed British Prime Minister Theresa May, said his rival Boris Johnson was "yesterday's news" and that it was time for a new generation to take control of the Conservative Party.
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It's up to model Derek Zoolander (Ben Stiller), who's become yesterday's news thanks to the latest flash in the pan, Hansel (Owen Wilson), to save the Prime Minister of Malaysia from an assassination attempt — that Derek himself has been brainwashed to carry out, mind you.
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"The President stands squarely behind the decision he made yesterday to wear his summer suit at yesterday's news conference," said Earnest, a frequent presence at the briefing room podium, which has been left abandoned by a press secretary now for going on 170 days.
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The House Subcommittee on Economic and Consumer Policy sent letters to the CEOs of four top e-cigarette brands urging them to stop advertising their products in the US.This request followed yesterday's news that Juul Labs would immediately suspend all print, digital, and TV marketing efforts.
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After yesterday's news that the U.S. automakers would temporarily close their doors and the US President Donald Trump invoked the Defense Production Act to shift manufacturing capacity to meet equipment shortages, trading on the major markets was mixed investors adjust to a global slowdown in trade.
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When I visited the plant in 2018, workers said that when they got an alert on their phone during printing, as they did when Steve Jobs died, it immediately changed what they were doing — all of a sudden, the freshly printed paper they were handling was yesterday's news.
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Yeah, in a year when the Oscars might have benefited from a woman host like Tiffany Haddish or Maya Rudolph (who tore it up when presenting awards to two of the short film winners), thanks to the prominence of #MeToo and Time's Up, Kimmel felt a little like yesterday's news.
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In the meantime, we hear that Benchmark has no intention of letting this matter drop just because a new CEO has been selected, and yesterday's news that Uber is under preliminary DoJ investigation for possibly violating foreign bribery laws only strengthens Benchmark's belief that Kalanick must be shown the door.
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RELATED: Takeaways from the Mueller report summary "Today's decision isn't at all surprising, but it's a good reminder that, yesterday's news notwithstanding, there are likely to be additional, continuing criminal investigations arising out of special counsel Mueller's work," said Steve Vladeck, CNN Supreme Court analyst and professor at the University of Texas School of Law.
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What's really remarkable about yesterday's news is that such a large and sweeping deal would get made by the UFC with Brown coming off arguably the most deflating and convincing loss of his career, a Brazilian jiu-jitsu masterclass put on by Demian Maia that saw Brown, a striker born and bred, on the ground and paralyzed for nearly 15 minutes and ended with a cold inevitability near the end of round three when Maia finally caught Brown in the rear-naked choke he'd been working for all night.
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As Apple CEO Tim Cook tells it — in a memo to staff, obtained by BuzzFeed News, re: yesterday's news that the computer company Steve Jobs founded back in 1976 is now worth more than $1,000,000,000,000 — you should feel A) pretty stoked that your labor has helped achieve a significant financial milestone but also B) know it's not a success metric to get hung up about because it's the passion for innovation and creation (not the towering mounds of gold) that really counts and so C) please, after taking a moment, remember to get back to work.
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