It's not often that local Texas sports anchors—or any sports anchors, really—come to the defense of trans community.
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These anchors look realistic, but are actually digital composites that are rendered using actual footage of human anchors reading the news.
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Meanwhile, CNN's show features curated reporting from its anchors, correspondents and reporters around the world — it doesn't have special anchors just for this show.
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The figures showed a gender and ethnic pay gap, with male anchors making in some cases twice as much as their female co-anchors.
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The machine tests showed Dugas that an anchors-tape construct could be "at least as good" as the full reconstruction of an elbow with grafted tendon and anchors.
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He tweeted that two of Fox's weekend news anchors, Arthel Neville and Leland Vittert, and one of the network's main weekday news anchors, Shepard Smith, belonged on CNN, not Fox.
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Anchors & Ampersands takes its listener somewhere full of warmth.
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A fountain anchors the center of the shopping center ...
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" In addition, family vacations can act as "happiness anchors.
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Over at Fox, anchors pretend to care about bigotry, dedicating hours and hours to Ilhan Omar's comments about AIPAC and Ralph Northam's blackface yearbook photo, while their own anchors spout much worse.
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The AI anchors are able to "read" any text fed into the artificial intelligence using synthetic voices that are created through the use of composite audio recorded from the real-life anchors.
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In the afternoon, he said that two of Fox's weekend news anchors, Arthel Neville and Leland Vittert, and one of the network's main weekday news anchors, Shepard Smith, belonged on CNN, not Fox.
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Four other anchors are expecting to take on new assignments.
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Chris Cuomo anchors CNN's "Cuomo Prime Time," a 9 p.m.
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Anchors at Fox are already jockeying for the time slot.
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Then let CNN's anchors put you through their spelling test.
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The incident prompted CNN's anchors to rush off the air.
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Deborah Warner, the director, anchors the play in the present.
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T.J. Holmes joined the anchors dressed as Tyler Perry's Madea.
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After the Pulwama attack bellicose news anchors bayed for revenge.
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Steps away, the Village Gunsmith Gun Store anchors a corner.
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Most anchors or hosts — Ruhle hosts MSNBC's 85033:00 a.m.
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"Apparently, news anchors have to lose their jobs," said another.
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NBC News has a vast staff of anchors and reporters.
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EVERYBODY IN BUSINESS WILL BENEFIT INCLUDING BROADCAST ANCHORS AND HOSTS.
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Cloud Anchors is available for developers to play with now.
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It's the strange desire to see morning show anchors crack.
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In all of its roped forms, climbing depends upon anchors.
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They responded to questions from CNN's anchors and audience members.
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It anchors the neighborhood and it is accessible to everyone.
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Those anchors, weighty though they were, have now come unmoored.
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Two new anchors were on air shortly after 10 a.m.
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And those are anchors with huge platforms at their networks.
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Its anchors regularly advise the president about politics and policy.
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Several news anchors will take over Shepard Smith's 3 p.m.
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"We were anchors for each other," Pinkett Smith told Crawford.
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Christi Paul anchors the weekend editions of CNN's New Day.
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Television anchors debate whether the shooters should be publicly identified.
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Anchors at ABC and CBS used the word "blank" instead.
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"This is extremely dangerous to a democracy," the anchors say.
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Gender equality and indigenous rights are anchors of that agenda.
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Beyond these, however, there are easy tie-ins within a number of key categories of Fifth Wall Anchors [sic] that regularly ship or receive freight—developers, of course, but also retail, office, homebuilding anchors.
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Then, in April, the Web site Deadspin edited the broadcasts of Sinclair anchors reciting the script about fake news into one terrifying montage , with a tapestry of anchors in different cities speaking in unison.
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After President Trump threw a bone about legal immigration to news anchors at their luncheon Tuesday, the anchors took to the airwaves to send hope to viewers that something good was on the way.
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Some anchors took to describing India's neighbour as "terror state Pakistan".
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A. Your anchors will go from 35,000 to 80,000 square feet.
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The Fox anchors Sean Hannity and Bill O'Reilly became more supportive.
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"They were baffled," says O'Connell, who anchors his station's 10 p.m.
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Since March, she anchors the weekend primetime edition of CNN Newsroom.
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A chunky brown belt with a statement buckle anchors the look.
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Australian actress Young anchors the film with a strong, unvarnished performance.
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Anchors at Sinclair stations have expressed concern about reading the script.
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Throughout these political statements, a tragic personal narrative anchors "120 BPM".
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Joe Crowley, responded with a quick dismantling of the anchors' insults.
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But the anchors can also point to evidence in their defense.
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MyFitnessPal, MapMyRun, two of the anchors that we use for that.
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This is how BILLIONAIRES turn 22 ... wheels up, then anchors aweigh!
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CNN, the network's tweet read, stands with the morning show's anchors.
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And he especially deplored the celebrity status of television network anchors.
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"Purple hair and stuff, yeah," one of his co-anchors added.
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Strange pauses in the action left anchors scrambling to fill time.
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" Both anchors included a version of the same caption: "We're Irish.
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A built-in sofa with integrated cabinets anchors the living area.
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But we're so close and she's one of my life anchors.
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Tucker Carlson and Laura Ingraham are anchors in Fox News's lineup.
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The anchors were discussing the event in terms of points scored.
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TV anchors and packs of reporters suddenly care what they think.
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Fox News's anchors, immediately after the testimony, offered a mixed analysis.
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Several of the network's anchors also spoke out against McSally's insult.
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John McCain, a Saturday Night Live rerun, and Fox News anchors.
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Without these social anchors, residents struggled to find meaning and purpose.
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Jimmy Kimmel, who anchors ABC's late-night programming block, will host.
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The HMS Medusa anchors offshore, bringing the raucous company of sailors.
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There&aposs even a silhouette of news anchors in the middle:
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He could stabilize the vessel when necessary, using anchors and drogues.
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One lawmaker shouted profanities on camera, prompting nervous giggles from anchors.
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As news anchors aped comics, and comics fact-checked anchors, the categories of who was the serious one, the moral one, the self-righteous one—and who should be tweaked for self-righteousness—blurred for good.
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The ad, called "Let President Trump Do His Job," accuses the media of "attacking our president" and briefly displays pictures of news anchors from several news outlets, including CNN anchors Jake Tapper, Don Lemon and Anderson Cooper.
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Roma was one of the first anchors who had a solo spot.
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It requires human anchors who can contextualize what you're seeing on screen.
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Yes, the worst part was his, the anchors wouldn&apost help him.
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But the anchors and everyone always reacted the SAME way all week.
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" "The whole concept of having anchors in your life, it made sense.
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Microsoft is using its new Azure Spatial Anchors technology in Minecraft Earth.
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The Emmy-winning journalist John Seigenthaler anchors this prime-time news program.
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Afterward, television anchors focused on the protests -- not Panetta's anti-Trump message.
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But as anchors on one side of a range, sure, why not.
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It has yanked one of its more popular anchors off the air.
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Daybreak anchors at Buffalo's NBC affiliate, WGRZ, sampled the drink Thursday morning.
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The Morning Joe anchors are engaged, an MSNBC spokeswoman confirms to PEOPLE.
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He reads until his name is mentioned by one of the anchors.
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Shepard Smith, who anchors "Shepard Smith Reporting" on weekdays at 3 p.m.
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So will "CBS This Morning" co-anchors John Dickerson and Norah O'Donnell.
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First, she pondered why Fox News anchors couldn't pronounce her name correctly.
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We had a lot of interpersonal band politic problems after Anchors Aweigh.
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It's telling that all those comparisons were to old-school news anchors.
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The pajamas were white, decorated with yellow-and-blue yachts and anchors.
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News anchors frequently interview presidential candidates in their homes or campaign offices.
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Sure. Is there one or two really good anchors at that organization?
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A marble fireplace anchors the dining room, which can seat 20 people.
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CNN anchors continued to broadcast from the street for over an hour.
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Conservatives are not swarming the homes of liberal anchors or congressional leaders.
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Here are some questions network anchors and reporters should ask the candidates.
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Lemon anchors "CNN Tonight," which airs each weeknight at 10 p.m. Eastern.
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Several Fox News anchors have been caught up in sexual harassment charges.
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We've seen what happens when television anchors let their beards hopelessly grow.
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Anchors will use augmented reality technology to display balance of power updates.
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CNN anchors Poppy Harlow and Jim Sciutto pushed back Thursday on Rep.
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" Jonas describes this intuitive work as having a few different "rational anchors.
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We feel for the dozens of anchors who appeared in the promo.
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The algorithm for speeding up videos anchors playback timing to camera velocity.
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The news conference left TV anchors agape and Republicans struggling to respond.
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Producers had lined up the usual anchors and analysts to offer comment.
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Cable news anchors couldn't hide their smirks when they talked about him.
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McMahon: I like it when you poke fun at news anchors' pronunciations.
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A kitchen with a sundae-bar counter, seating 10, anchors the space.
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MSNBC anchors, however biased, approach debate from a more coherent ideological stance.
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The anchors praised the piece and imploring their followers to read it.
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The "Today" show anchors Savannah Guthrie, Hoda Kotb and Al Roker host.
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A helipad-size marble table, custom built by Hermès, anchors the room.
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PBS is hosting, with "NewsHour" anchors Judy Woodruff and Gwen Ifill moderating.
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Read our review of the expensive restaurant that anchors the bizarre building.
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The reporters and anchors scrambled to read the indictment like everyone else.
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Network anchors swept into town and went live with Cronkite-level sobriety.
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The anchors premiered on Wednesday at the World Internet Conference in China.
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Given that most live-streaming anchors are women (up to 80 percent on some platforms) — while three-quarters of audiences are men — a lot of anchors end up making use of their sex appeal to rack up views.
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PETER CONROYOttawa, Canada "Anchors away" (February 20th) submitted that "it is no coincidence" that the three anchors who left their TV programmes in Japan "are robust critics of the government", implying the government had intervened in their leaving.
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The real-life Ailes allegedly preferred his anchors to have long legs meant to be ogled on-air through translucent desks, large breasts, and very often, blonde hair — though Fox did and does have successful non-blonde anchors, too.
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One of our favorite anchors, personal friend of mine, Harris Faulkner is here.
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Next week, the 9am hour will be hosted by other TODAY co-anchors.
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All content will be led by anchors and reporters at CBS TV stations.
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Television anchors and columnists lauded Mr Trump's promises to rebuild relations with Russia.
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Deadspin made a mash-up of anchors reading the script, which went viral.
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The hardware anchors around two fingers, which also allows for a larger trackpad.
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I can hear what the news anchors say, but I don't understand it.
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Next week, other Today show co-anchors will host during the 9 a.m.
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In contrast, Sjon's finale anchors his ingenuity to a moving plea for solidarity.
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Some people watch comedians pose as — and sometimes excel at being — news anchors.
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They hoisted up crab traps, lobster traps, chains and anchors onto volunteer boats.
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She supports multiple anchors, organizing and distributing guest notes, research, scripts, and rundowns.
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And that's why those anchors are who they are, that's why they're special.
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Lamb anchors a messy plov (rice pilaf) alongside a whole bulb of garlic.
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There were anchors and ships and women whose outlines resembled traditional pinup designs.
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When you play, these rings make perfect restraint anchors for arms and legs.
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From their studios in Moscow, the anchors talk excitedly of a mission accomplished.
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Drunken revellers crowded the cameras as TV anchors tried to explain the news.
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What Trump had on his side were some Fox News anchors and Breitbart.
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Breitbart reported that the 14 Fox News anchors it names "stand against" Kelly.
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Fox pundits are openly biased, but CNN anchors still claim to be referees.
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Anderson Cooper anchors CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360°," which airs weeknights at 8003 p.m.
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A skilled researcher, Hansen anchors his book in the dark waters of character.
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How about losing the anchors, allowing the device to race after the trash?
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The words "Fake News" then flash over images of several different news anchors.
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Anchors and Correspondents from CNBC International will report from various locations in Asia.
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The president spoke to two dozen anchors at a February meeting, Politico reported.
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With ARCore's Cloud Anchors, we've made it easy to build shared AR experiences.
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Brooke Baldwin is a Peabody Award finalist who anchors the 2-4 p.m.
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The Jazz have plus defenders all over the floor, but Gobert anchors everything.
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Its anchors are restrained from offering boisterous opinions by strict European broadcasting rules.
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Mr. Shine is a popular figure with some of the network's veteran anchors.
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Now the reporters and anchors are even cheering and jeering each other's clothes.
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Reminders of their lost loves became their anchors in a newly unstable world.
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Ryan was more than happy to pick on a defense without those anchors.
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What anchors this bright, alluring drink to the occasion is the carrot juice.
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It's easy to understand the appeal of political anchors — they are comfort zones.
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Its current department store anchors are Lord & Taylor, Macy's, Neiman Marcus, and Nordstrom.
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The Thursday event will be moderated by anchors Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum.
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Yale University anchors the lively downtown, full of bookstores, cafes, restaurants and pubs.
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Those over-roof anchors were added to mobile home regulations after Hurricane Andrew.
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He used miniature lathes to make cannons and little saws to make anchors.
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It also removed two anchors: his relationship with Hélène Chatenay and his prints.
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Sinclair's order was in many ways making working conditions intolerable for these anchors.
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That is a requirement TV anchors in the US have rarely faced before.
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At age 19, she became one of the first black female news anchors.
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Anchors like Tucker Carlson and Sean Hannity led the way, stirring the pot.
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" Anchors Ben Shephard and Kate Garraway congratulated him on being "out and proud.
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Some of its most prominent female anchors publicly rejected the label of feminist.
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The costume that I designed for each role anchors a life-support system.
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During the clip, the anchors realize it may not be water they're drinking.
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In addition to GM, the president slammed Democrats and even Fox News anchors.
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Seagrass can also be disturbed by human activity, torn up by dropped anchors.
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The sophomore point guard Tre Jones anchors a perimeter with tremendous defensive potential.
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Fox News anchors Megyn Kelly and Bret Baier broadcast from the debate hall.
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Other sports anchors have tried a similar approach, to lesser degrees of success.
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Such colleges have served as anchors for their regions, educating generations of residents.
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And from the immaculately groomed television anchors he drew only condescending fixed smiles.
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To discover — and seize upon — them is to find anchors in a storm.
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The spooked Silicon Valley industry leaders and the humiliated gathering of news anchors?
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He cited the willingness of many movie producers to team older actors with much younger female actresses in leading roles, and TV networks to pair older male anchors with younger female anchors, rather than hire men and women of similar ages.
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" A battle of sorts escalates between the show's white anchors and black anchors, and also draws in the show's meteorologist (Chris Redd), who tries to argue that a hurricane named Chet has "a white man's name if I've ever heard one.
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Jenna Fischer remains one of her "life anchors" and they talk all the time.
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"This is almost forcing local news anchors to lie to their viewers," Simmons said.
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Mark AR is one of the first projects built on Google's Persistent Cloud Anchors.
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There are lots of potential technical issues, since Cloud Anchors are still very new.
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Anchors. They've got the big anchor and all the silly Greek things and that.
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Along with sails and anchors she carried telescopes, microscopes, two artists and several scientists.
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Cover: The quarantined cruise ship Diamond Princess anchors at the Yokohama Port, Monday, Feb.
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After all, this isn't the first time countries have shown off robot news anchors.
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Fund II investors include co-anchors Industry Ventures and an unnamed Chicago family office.
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Anchors depict the protests as isolated events on the periphery of the Arab world.
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" Retired generals, diplomats and news anchors demanded that Pakistan be given a "bloody nose.
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I'm sure it's not for the anchors who have been doing it for decades.
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Her co-anchors were blissfully unaware when Pasquarella's water broke during the 11 p.m.
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Hall also anchors MSNBC Live, a daily news program airing at 13:00 a.m.
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Lauer's colleagues, including current Today co-anchors Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb, were stunned.
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Ms Takaichi was responding to a question about the departure of the three anchors.
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That seconds-long television spot is still the centerpiece that anchors the entire production.
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Overall, the questions by the Fox Business Network anchors seemed on the softball side.
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I was looking for anchors to make me [believe] that I belonged [in] America.
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You've got to create that mosaic of culture that anchors around a common purpose.
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The generators sit on steel anchors that have be able to withstand an earthquake.
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Magazine, dotted in a sea of temporary tattoos that included knives, anchors and butterflies.
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Two CNN anchors burst out into laughter on Saturday talking about the prank call.
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In some cases, anchors have been compelled to read from scripts prepared by Sinclair.
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" Another skit revealed outraged CNN anchors to be repetitive, malfunctioning androids from HBO's "Westworld.
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EDT: Local television anchors participating in "Live from the White House" interview President Obama.
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A thousand anchors once tethered me to the world, and suddenly they were gone.
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The network frequently interviews the president, and he often cites its anchors and contributors.
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Hall also anchors MSNBC Live, a daily news program airing at 7:00 a.m.
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I have always loved PAUL KLEE, who anchors the southwest corner of this puzzle.
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This is a point one of Fox's star anchors, Shepard Smith, has repeatedly made.
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On Friday, the new moon in Taurus anchors us all into a grounded groove.
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We got a lot of people who work in broadcast television, anchors or hosts.
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CNN is turning to one of its morning anchors to shore up prime time.
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An L-shaped marble bar anchors one side, and semicircle banquettes line the other.
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We all have tiny anchors tethering us to reality, and button pants are mine.
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The large piece anchors a particularly strong booth by Lower East Side gallery Company.
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Its original anchors included Sears and Rhodes Brothers, which was rebranded as Liberty House.
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The supermarkets are closed on Sunday and an Elks Lodge anchors the busiest intersection.
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CNN anchors are being excluded from Tuesday's lunch, three sources said on Monday night.
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Cook: A spicy, fragrant peanut sauce anchors this baked tofu and coconut-lime rice.
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The wall bracket, self-drilling drywall anchors, screws, and a handy level are included.
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Star anchors like Rachel Maddow of MSNBC and George Stephanopoulos of ABC were missing.
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Some of these armed groups were once anchors of government support in the barrios.
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The TV anchors asked us questions, and we "experts" gave the same analysis. Again.
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These events quickly become important marketing tools for channels and their best-known anchors.
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The third fireplace, with a plaster mantle and marble surround, anchors the master bedroom.
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Because Curry — who anchors a dominant Golden State Warriors squad — was in friendly territory.
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We'll tighten some of the sound bites you hear from news anchors or politicians.
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People always insult anchors, but you have to be quick and facile, a lot.
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All five moderators for this week's debates are anchors on various NBC and MSNBC shows and well-known for their respective coverage: Lester Holt: Holt anchors NBC Nightly News, a daily program focused on breaking news in the US and across the globe.
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If Sinclair's management is intent on having these propaganda-like statements read on air, then let Sinclair executives read them, instead of forcing local TV anchors to do so, thereby eroding the anchors' most precious asset: their reputations for integrity and accuracy.
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But the "anti-cheating" and "branding" rhetoric — ahem, certain Today show anchors — is pretty problematic.
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Fitch assumes that EU accession talks and the IMF programme will remain important policy anchors.
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Other Fox anchors, like Sean Hannity (also a talk radio host), have been consistently supportive.
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Kathryn Newton, of Big Little Lies and Detective Pikachu fame, anchors all the teenage turmoil.
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Since then, more anchors and reporters have complained about Sinclair's overreach — but privately and publicly.
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Steve Sedgwick co-anchors CNBC's flagship program, Squawk Box Europe and is CNBC's OPEC reporter.
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When he falls in love with Syd, for instance, it's important because it anchors him.
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"Equity anchors the work of our union," a statement from the Seattle Education Association said.
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The chip is just one of many "crypto-anchors" IBM is developing for this purpose.
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I was doing anchors' makeup at Fox News on the weekend as a freelance gig.
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The rod has an external attachment that anchors his prosthesis to his upper arm bone.
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Those are three public examples of how top executives and anchors at Fox viewed Palin.
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Former Today co-anchors Katie Couric and Meredith Viera also made appearances in Guthrie's stead.
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Epshteyn anxiously checked his watch as the crew gave the anchors the 10-second warning.
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He summons network anchors and top execs to complain about unfair coverage and unflattering photos.
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She frequently anchors big events for the network, from presidential debates to election night coverage.
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ET. Good Morning America currently features primary anchors Robin Roberts, George Stephanopoulos and Michael Strahan.
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"In the absence of those things, the anchors become things like the library," he said.
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Then the storm arrived, and news anchors reported breathlessly from boats zipping down city streets.
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This burgeoning middle class—along with growing remittances from Filipinos abroad—anchors strong domestic consumption.
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Viewers can tell where news anchors Anderson Cooper and Don Lemon stand on most issues.
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By 23, Hollywood actresses were already calling out the usual sexist questions from entertainment anchors.
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This anchors what might otherwise seem too fanciful, while tapping into deep-seated cultural memories.
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Local journalists have stepped in for free to ease the workload on weary WAPA anchors.
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These two REITs also own and operate shopping centers across the U.S., with grocery anchors.
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" The script then has anchors say they "understand Truth is neither politically 'left or right.
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Edemariam anchors the book in these mundane rhythms, setting them against a vividly realized landscape.
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They opted to swap it out for one of the anchors on the former Enterprise.
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The USS Abraham Lincoln, another Nimitz-class carrier, previously received one of the Enterprise's anchors.
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A few days later, the anchors of NBC's "Today" chowed down on Banza, and approved.
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ESPN has always pursued celebrity, whether it was Tim Tebow or the network's own anchors.
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According to Variety, Today anchors, including Savannah Guthrie, will take turns hosting the 9 a.m.
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White male comedy-show hosts conventionally riffed on the conventions of white male news anchors.
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The New York-based anchors will continue into the wee hours for the west coast.
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When you have a fast moving boat, it's always important to tie anchors to it.
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Anchors like Anderson Cooper and Jorge Ramos will have their own Facebook-specific news shows.
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Or José Diaz-Balart, who anchors not just "Noticiero Telemundo" but also NBC's "Nightly News"?
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Anchors also noted that he would be under pressure to drop out of the race.
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This gleaming building is one of the anchors of the Amerika Square redevelopment in Copenhagen.
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NOT DonaldTrump Fox News anchors are also responsible for promoting the racist "invasion" conspiracy theory.
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But Trump was barely challenged on that point when Fox anchors interviewed him on Tuesday.
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"It's going to be messy because we've basically lost all our anchors," El-Erian said.
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Images of old-school tattoos — including anchors and a heart emblazoned "Mom" — covered its surface.
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I think dogs are anchors in a lot of different ways for all of us.
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Arms and legs are stretched out like bowstrings between the anchors of their knobby joints.
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Generally, homeowners said, the additional anchors have to be installed in order to obtain insurance.
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The anchors were discussing the "Trump bump," as the recent stock rally was being called.
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The relationship between Kit and Sunny anchors the novel with an admirable lack of sentimentality.
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Local news anchors and radio stations also shared versions of the post to their audiences.
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A silvery photo of tree stumps that look like surfacing sea monsters anchors the room.
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To highlight a few: Government and defense investing serve as anchors that continually fuel growth.
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A host of high-profile commentators and cable news anchors began lashing out at Sen.
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It was his best-ever viewership — and a bountiful lead-in for his fellow anchors.
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" Lemon responded Monday night at the top of the CNN program he anchors, "CNN Tonight.
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While we find our footing, we need anchors to hold onto: some things remain constant.
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And, Fox has a deep history with sexual harassment charges against anchors and executives alike.
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Technically, the feature is known as "Persistent Cloud Anchors," and it's not a new idea.
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Wall also anchors a defense that has become one of the toughest in the league.
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Could you tell me about the song "Get Back Up Again," which anchors this scene?
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It is a geography without anchors, full of sexual and material deprivations, injustices and inequalities.
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Last month, Media Research Center Vice President Dan Gainor told Fox News that ABC, NBC and CBS are all "suffering because none of their anchors has the name, the reputation and the gravitas of previous anchors," pointing to Holt as an example of the problem.
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Ask anybody who anchors a show at Fox, they do not tell you what to say.
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There are anchors on both side in the event you need to...anchor it to something.
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The mom-daughter duo embraced as the other anchors' moms entered the room one by one.
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These include spatial anchors and remote rendering to help developers stream high-polygon content to HoloLens.
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In the U.S., dozens of local TV anchors gave the same speech denouncing fake news recently.
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The worry is that both components of silver's value will soon become anchors on its price.
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Background reading: • Anchors at local news stations across the country made identical comments about media bias.
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Ferdinand, the mythical unicorn, jumped around set while the show's anchors goggled at his magical ensemble.
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The rope hanging down inside anchors the tipi to Mother Earth, much like an umbilical cord.
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Licht wanted to shake up CBS' morning broadcast, and that began with bringing in new anchors.
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Read more: CNN anchors evacuate on-air after report of bomb Read more: Office of Rep.
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Even putting aside the higher salaries found abroad, spouses and social networks there are powerful anchors.
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Camera crews crowd the sidewalks, with anchors reporting live in different languages about the upcoming festivities.
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For instance, Mautpassant(s) features short stories written by Mautpassant and read by famous TV anchors.
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"GMA has a deep bench of anchors that have a long history of covering breaking news."
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They are NBC anchors Lester Holt, Savannah Guthrie, Rachel Maddow, Jose Diaz-Balart, and Chuck Todd.
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Today anchors and their families proved this Christmas that matching pajamas are always a good idea.
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ABC and NBC are in fierce competition, but then again competitive anchors still chew the fat.
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Earlier on Tuesday, news anchors emerged from a private lunch with Trump with a surprising story.
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Each artist anchors their space with a highly sculptural centerpiece that is tenuously linked to photography.
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The news from the campaign trail isn't just delivered by the anchors you see on television.
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And so let the record show that love, compassion and kindness are the anchors of life.
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On Anchors Aweigh, we toured endlessly, and he wanted to be home and we were partying.
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A union that represents news anchors did not respond immediately to requests for comment on Sunday.
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The story featured MSNBC anchors Stephanie Ruhle, Hallie Jackson, Andrea Mitchell, Katy Tur and Nicolle Wallace.
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That anchors the Nobels in a bygone romantic era of the myth of the lone genius.
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It was startling to hear the familiar cadence of their names announced by French news anchors.
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Anchors and reporters stationed working in shifts 28503/22019 around the country and world cost money.
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Beyond the atrium, an open galley kitchen with a white concrete counter anchors the great room.
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It has become muscle memory for reporters, anchors, editors, and producers to go on the offensive.
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The natives have mapped out the facilities, like rock climbers knowing where to drive their anchors.
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Could something similar be done using Savoie's anchors and a different type of tape in elbows?
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And, with ice, we don't have a whole lot of options when it comes to anchors.
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In a series of tweets on Friday, Mr. Stone insulted several CNN news anchors and contributors.
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We're told the other anchors and correspondents felt Megyn was way too bluntly conservative on air.
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He had appeared numerous times on CNN, MSNBC and the networks, typically opposite their star anchors.
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A hanging fireplace anchors the lounge area, which has a ladder leading to a mezzanine library.
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It's more like being extremely fucking particular: Eating cookies in bed anchors me in my world.
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A double-height library, with a curtain wall and bright orange acoustic baffles, anchors the street.
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And you can forget about the Incan and Aztec empires before the Europeans dropped their anchors.
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The "Saturday Night Live" Weekend Update anchors Colin Jost and Michael Che will host the ceremony.
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The "Saturday Night Live" Weekend Update anchors Colin Jost and Michael Che host this year's ceremony.
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Of course, network anchors and magazine editors and editorial boards know this on an intellectual level.
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During the election campaign, Johnson snubbed one of the BBC's top anchors for a traditional interview.
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Hundreds of department stores, mall anchors for decades, are expected to shut their doors this year.
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By Wednesday, Israel Radio's current affairs anchors were also choking up on air, bidding their farewells.
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Like many journalists, these anchors have spent years, even decades, building reputations for truth and integrity.
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The loss of those neighborhood anchors, advocates say, makes stemming the violence all the more difficult.
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He was banking on Kelly becoming a member of the next generation of Fox News anchors.
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A stone fireplace anchors a limestone terrace that can be reached from the kitchen and library.
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Blitzer anchors CNN's "The Situation Room," while Phillip is a political correspondent for the cable network.
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Television anchors squirmed as they tussled with the graphic descriptions, aware that children could be watching.
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Baker and her team watched hours of Fox to get to know the individual anchors' styles.
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By that point, the rain-slicked TV anchors had turned their cameras toward the next storm.
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The event features one-on-one interviews and panel discussions led by CNBC anchors and reporters.
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One of those anchors, Shannon Bream, will temporarily fill in for Ms. MacCallum in the mornings.
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He told the anchors he didn't hear gunshots himself but was told several people were injured.
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Martha MacCallum anchors this new weeknight show, which reports on the beginning of the Trump administration.
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In San Juan Chamula, bottled soda anchors religious ceremonies cherished by the city's indigenous Tzotzil population.
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In response, Fox News took the rare move of publicly condemning one of its own anchors.
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Still, the footage really makes it seem like the anchors think "Boris" is a bonafide android.
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What Tony discovered in the gallery was the presence of thousands of anchors and screw eyes.
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"One of the essential anchors of the psychedelic movement," he said of Mr. Metzner on Facebook.
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He explains that Larsen-C, at large, still maintains critical anchors to the sea floor bedrock.
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Some of my friends, male anchors and reporters, are told to lose weight or to shave.
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And crucially, it didn't have a breast bone, which anchors the major flight muscles of living birds.
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Putin does not mention Navalny's name in public, and officials and state television anchors follow his lead.
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Fox News, known for right-leaning anchors and punditry, is loathed by many on the political left.
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Local news anchors in Ohio decided to use teen lingo and it went about how you'd expect.
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CNN anchors Anderson Cooper and Erin Burnett, along with New York Times National Editor Marc Lacey, moderate.
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Its television networks employ foreign anchors (and plenty of panda footage) to try to win audiences abroad.
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"With Sinclair, they're injecting Fox-worthy content into the mouths of your local news anchors," Oliver said.
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Sampson anchors the action in wince-inducing realism, while her backdrops are filled out with painterly ambiance.
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The only thing that anchors this look as a meaningful act of resistance is the accompanying statement.
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Ethical not ideological, reactive not programmatic and detached not engaged, Merkelism is the absence of political anchors.
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" When challenging readers with the frightening and strange, food "anchors their experience in something they know well.
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Go deeper: Special report: Profiting from prison Ending cash bail The war on drugs anchors prison profits
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Then the anchors appear, and proceed to praise PiS slavishly while branding its critics treacherous crypto-communists.
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Viacom held several screenings for top anchors in December before the film had received its censor certificate.
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Both the platform and its anchors must have proper qualifications and be morally upstanding, the notice said.
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Although closely related to AR, mixed reality anchors apparently solid virtual objects in the user's real world.
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Sherman also claimed to have confirmed Ailes' insistence on his female anchors' displaying legs on Fox programs.
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But with so much flim-flam coming this rapidly, it's hard for news anchors to keep up.
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In addition to competing on DWTS, Zee anchors weather on GMA and is also a new mom!
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The protest has been widely condemned by many members of the media, including multiple anchors at CNN.
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A long antique oak table she topped with a hammered piece of zinc anchors the dining area.
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Hardly a Cinco de Mayo goes by without local news anchors sporting sombreros and gorging on guacamole.
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Every ceiling tile has up to four brass anchors that can hold nearly 100 pounds in weight.
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The first thing to hang from the anchors will be paintings by the Chicago artist Thomas Masters.
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"Today" co-anchors Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb announced Lauer's firing during the "Today" broadcast on Wednesday.
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Brzezinski and Scarborough have frequently interviewed Trump, though, and both anchors have at times complimented the businessman.
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" The script also called for anchors to say they "understand Truth is neither politically 'left or right.
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The leagues already license their data to media companies for their anchors to use in analyzing games.
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Department stores like JCPenney, Sears, and Macy's were once foot-traffic anchors for malls across the country.
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Department stores, the anchors of American shopping malls, have been particularly brutalised by the shift towards ecommerce.
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But lonely Shazdehpoor anchors a wide-ranging narrative, showing the enduring ramifications of filial and political violence.
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President Trump will have an off-the-record lunch with network news anchors Thursday, according to Politico.
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Today anchors Craig Melvin, Hoda Kotb and Al Roker replaced Kelly in the show's first 9 a.m.
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Ms. Deneuve's firm but benevolent judge anchors the film, while Mr. Paradot's performance explodes off the screen.
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We know some anchors tried to resist, but for many reasons, they felt pressured to read it.
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"The anchors holding (the Dow) back in 2018: CAT, WMT and MMM," Colas wrote in a note.
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As news anchors tried to report the incident, they danced — carefully — around The Mooch's expletive-laden tirade.
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The anchors and pundits vamped on Friday, filling the long hours of airtime with questions and speculation.
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Our hosts Colin and Tynan teach us how to find wall studs and drill with drywall anchors.
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The Sears has since closed, but other anchors like The Cheesecake Factory, Macy's, and Barnes & Noble remain.
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A baleful Jackie Coogan, namesake of "The Kid," anchors a cobblestone street corner in the opening set.
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If you haven't seen it, the video shows Sinclair anchors across the country reciting the same script.
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"This is extremely dangerous to our democracy," Sinclair anchors warned across the country, reading from a script.
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Fox anchors and some conservatives have been urging the DNC to let Fox host a primary debate.
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According to the Post, Trump also reportedly told national television anchors during an off-the-record Feb.
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"I would have done it differently," Mr. Trump told the Fox anchors Steve Doocy and Brian Kilmeade.
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They said Hasson had a hit list, which included Democratic politicians and anchors at CNN and MSNBC.
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"CNN would accept the ad if the images of reporters and anchors are removed," a spokesperson said.
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KGWN in Denver recently decided to make five of its anchors do the Paqui One Chip Challenge.
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There are seven in all, but the film's emotional anchors are Lena and her closest friend, Ginger.
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He tweets on his own, erratically, lashing out at foreign leaders, U.S. politicians and news anchors alike.
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Americans may know him better as the guy who gets into shouting matches with cable news anchors.
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Mr. von Essen unreservedly loves the piano, which sits near the window and anchors the living room.
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He has also subtly and not so subtly enjoyed the occasional trolling of interviewers and news anchors.
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This was the proverbial better mousetrap, a major improvement from the hemp-filled metal anchors then in use.
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Except at this stage in an increasingly tight race, analysts and anchors can't say all that much definitively.
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Instead, Bush sported a pair of navy socks with anchors on them for the special concert on Tuesday.
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STEVE LIESMAN: I have one more question and then I want to get to questions to the anchors.
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The ship typically anchors offshore and takes aboard patients ferried to the vessel by helicopter or small boats.
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Fox said that in the meantime, a rotating cast of anchors would fill the 3 p.m. time-slot.
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In the trolls' crosshairs are not just high-profile women, but Indian cricketers, male television anchors, and singers.
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The show is bolstered by great acting all around, but it's his performance in particular that anchors everything.
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It uses machine vision algorithms so that real-world objects can be used as anchors for digital content.
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"He's been known to call women who are anchors and say, 'I love what you do,'" Huddy said.
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Magazine's latest issue, his own brands accompanied by a smattering of designs that include knives, anchors and butterflies.
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Fox News anchors rattle off headlines on TV as Joe Lusk gets ready to dig into his breakfast.
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The lovable, good-hearted idiot who anchors more than a few of the best Parks and Recreation episodes.
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But what the actual effect on society may be if such anchors become widespread is hard to judge.
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They found earthenware jugs, anchors and the remains of wrecked ships, setting new guidelines for similar future projects.
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Ultimate is one of Nintendo's key anchors for the 2018 holiday season, along with Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu!
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Azure Spatial Anchors can simultaneously deliver such content to multiple people, even when they're not using HoloLens devices.
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The public's trust in journalists and TV anchors is at an all-time low and for good reason.
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NBC on Tuesday announced the five anchors who will be moderating the first Democratic primary debates in June.
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It also features news anchors questioning how Rubio stands by his criticism while still backing Trump for president.
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It's something familiar, a constant whose guaranteed presence anchors us as the rest of the world ticks by.
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It is propagated by religious leaders, parroted by wildly popular television news anchors, and published in school textbooks.
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American anchors, reporters and talking heads use keywords to stir the pot, make it more edgy, more salacious.
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According to media reports, leading news anchors in the United States earn upwards of $10 million a year.
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Early Friday morning he'd been watching Fox Business Network and quoted one of the network's anchors, David Asman.
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A circular white marble staircase anchors the center of the store, like a cloud runway or cruising strip.
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"Watching Fox News weekend anchors is worse than watching low ratings Fake News CNN," he tweeted on Sunday.
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"Watching @FoxNews weekend anchors is worse than watching low ratings Fake News @CNN," he tweeted earlier in July.
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Anchors and producers received midafternoon exit polls before voting ended on Tuesday afternoon, and those numbers showed Mrs.
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In fact, it was a faster time than all but the three anchors on the medal-winning teams.
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It was read on the air by news anchors and on the floor of the House of Representatives.
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It is a sense of "scriptural communion," as Creasy calls it, that anchors this collection of 16 poets.
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There were no large cities and practically no industry; cotton and cattle were the anchors of the economy.
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Local news anchors are broadcasting live from the field and during commercial breaks, or while they apply makeup.
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SHLB is the leading advocate for open, affordable, high-capacity broadband for our nation's anchors and their communities.
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Faith Nation, hosted by CBN anchors David Brody and Jenna Browder, aired its first episode on July 19.
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CNN anchors Don Lemon and Brooke Baldwin will handle Central time zone duties once more from New Orleans.
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Early one morning, he alleged a sexual affair between two well-known television anchors who had criticized him.
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When they couldn't get an actual war, the anchors opened a front on peaceniks in their own ranks.
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And throughout Friday, anchors offered tips for staying safe and urged Florida residents to take shelter or evacuate.
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The Nomad Kitchen has hooks that can be attached to the tie-down anchors in a vehicle's trunk.
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Suddenly, thousands of fragments of the city's past appear: vases, pipes, anchors, shards of china, buttons, human bones.
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Plus, we'll have selected CNBC anchors, reporters and notable guests on hand to also offer advice and responses.
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The 2 anchors were emotional when they announced on their show Lauer had been fired for sexual impropriety.
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The average age of the anchors who lost their jobs was 573, while their replacements averaged 38.1 years.
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Meeting with television network anchors, he was asked what he had learned in his first year as president.
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Here, "anchor man" is not referring to an anchorman in a newsroom, but a man associated with anchors.
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What happened when anchors from Fox and a Chinese state TV channel held a live debate on trade.
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A signature tracksuit silhouette, often in technical fabrics and with subtle nods to skinhead culture, anchors their collections.
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"I had a very good conversation with him," Trump told Fox News anchors Martha MacCallum and Bret Baier.
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The mall is still open today, with JCPenney, Macy's, and two Dillards stores acting as the mall's anchors.
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At CNN, he started by filling in for other anchors, then worked his way up the morning schedule.
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That hour on Fox News will now be considered a "news hour," staffed with a rotation of anchors.
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But the loss of the anchors Megyn Kelly and Bill O'Reilly has taken a toll in prime time.
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But just as the jobs making automobile springs and rail anchors disappeared, local retail jobs are now vanishing.
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"It just was funny to me because there are a bunch of anchors surrounding him," Mr. Yalkin said.
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The moderators are the CNN anchors Anderson Cooper and Erin Burnett and The Times's National editor, Marc Lacey.
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A network spokeswoman said CNN would have accepted the ad if the reporters and anchors had been removed.
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The Bushes were married for 73 years — they were allies, confidantes and the anchors of a political dynasty.
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Cuts will also be made to the BBC World Service, and the number of anchors will be reviewed.
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Really, it was several images of actual female Fox News anchors assembled side-by-side, forming a grid.
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Two KCAL/KCBS anchors had to duck for cover when a 7.1 magnitude earthquake rattled their news studio.
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" After playing a montage of clips showing multiple CNN anchors criticizing Trump's remarks, Carlson remarked: "Oh the posturing.
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As you could have guessed, things did not go so well for the anchors that took the challenge.
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On Friday, CNN also canceled its partnership, and said its anchors and reporters would no longer moderate panels.
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At a White House lunch with television anchors on Tuesday, the president was in a cheery, chatty mood.
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On news panels, anchors focus primarily on WikiLeaks, each presented as a shocking scoop but given little context.
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What do you do in those ... and sometimes, some of your evening anchors really get a little emotional.
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That all the anchors on Fox … CARLSON: You would have to be a moron … BREGMAN: … they're all millionaires!
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Taiwan anchors the middle of the wall, and then, finally, the southern sector is dominated by the Philippines.
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Not anchors, like, you know, you put on glasses to hold them on, that kind of thing. Yeah.
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Check out this video of highlights of anchors and commentators on MSNBC and CNN erupting with anti-Trump fury.
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She's also signed on big name anchors such as Katie Couric to help attract an audience to Yahoo News.
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"The [mall] anchors going out of business deserve to go out of business," Pyramid CEO Steve Congel told CNBC.
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Both NBC anchors tweeted selfies just before the parade, with Roker uploading a video of performers practicing the opening.
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Two stunned female anchors delivered the news that their male co-worker had been terminated for inappropriate sexual behavior.
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Matt Lauer and Savannah Guthrie currently hold the title of Today's anchors, but who else was in their shoes?
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Last week, many in the U.S. media — news anchors, talking heads and commentators — gushed with praise over Utah Sen.
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To many people, it doesn't matter if all the coiffed Fox News anchors believe the talking points they shout.
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This mucus has two key components: an adhesive that anchors to surfaces, mixed into a kind of flexible gel.
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I think Minecraft Earth is fundamental to helping improve Azure Spatial Anchors, HoloLens, and most of Microsoft's cloud offerings.
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The two will star as morning news anchors in the drama that is set to launch Apple's original programming.
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I idolized the female anchors I'd see on TV and dreamed of wearing suits, traveling, and asking people questions.
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Putting aside my personal enjoyment at watching Fox News anchors fight over and with Trump, Kelly is 100% correct.
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Long-ago crashes and wrecks are recalled by rusting aircraft engines and anchors, lined up on the coral foreshore.
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Whether a rug is the inspiration for a room or the final touch, a great rug anchors any space.
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The game uses symbolic, emotional, and logical anchors to connect one location to another via inconspicuous doors and hallways.
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Junior linebacker T.J. Watt was one of the anchors on the Badgers defense, with three tackles and one sack.
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To withstand such storms, the barges will have anchors that are attached to swivelling "mooring turrets" under their bows.
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Nicks anchors the track in a way that would otherwise leave it flat if Del Rey sang it alone.
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It's kind of like Kathie Lee and Hoda except with two male anchors, less wine, and more newsworthy items.
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"Why do those people stay there?" network anchors and newspaper columnists and armchair sociologists implied—or just asked outright.
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They're on Fox News, too, where anchors are hard at work inciting panic over the situation at the border.
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Stable, Long-Term Contracted Revenue: The retained estate generates high-quality revenue that anchors the business profile of Annington.
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Carlson's and Sherman's sources' allegations notwithstanding, Ailes has a prominent champion in one of Fox News' most respected anchors.
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Trump made similar remarks during a private session with television news anchors the afternoon before his speech to Congress.
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" He also told network anchors at the White House on Thursday that appointing a special counsel "hurts the country.
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Anchors on Fox's The Five took issue with the performance, criticizing what they perceived as anti law-enforcement sentiment.
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Today we've been covering breaking news using our anchors who've been in Cleveland, but our reporters have been elsewhere.
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" RJ: "Now you play a…" NR: "John Michael Higgins and I are the co-anchors of the news show.
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Get ready for plenty of excerpts to be breathlessly read by network anchors and hosts and late-night comics.
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This internship is an excellent learning experience — interns will work directly with CNBC reporters, anchors, producers, editors and photographers.
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On CBS, one of the network's L.A. station anchors, Sharon Tay, led a short special report about Bush's passing.
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So, wouldn't it have made more sense to nominate someone whose performance anchors a film nominated in several categories?
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Because, as in the Renaissance, key anchors in people's lives — like the workplace and community — are being fundamentally dislocated.
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"CNN Newsroom" anchors Harlow and Sciutto continued to broadcast from the street a short time later on their cellphones.
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He refused to participate in a debate held in January because Kelly would be among the anchors questioning him.
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Fox News anchors bristled at the decision, suggesting it did a disservice to the news division, candidates and voters.
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"Where we suffer is our federation doesn't have the funds," said Sarah Hammer, who anchors the women's pursuit team.
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Now, the state is ordering some women working as television anchors to practice a similar restraint with their weight.
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In one image, Mr. Shine, in formal wear, is seen posing with eight female Fox anchors at his side.
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ET Tuesday, anchors Juan Carlos Lopez, Alejandra Oraa, Fernando del Rincon and Guillermo Arduino will broadcast the latest news.
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Dugas credits Dr. Felix "Buddy" Savoie of Tulane University for developing a method to repair the UCL using anchors.
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Ship anchors, tractors, copper scavengers, and sharks are as big a threat to buried cables as mysterious cable cutters.
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More than 160 employees of state television, including prominent news anchors and reporters, have been fired or forced out.
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While all three are unabashed supporters of the president, it's uncommon for cable anchors to speak at campaign rallies.
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He works closely with his editorial team and CNBC anchors Jim Cramer, Carl Quintanilla, David Faber and Sara Eisen.
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Even rival anchors were impressed; on MSNBC, Brian Williams said Mr. Wallace asked questions that Mr. Trump had sidestepped.
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Ms. King's celebrity means she has a different relationship with the people she covers than most other anchors do.
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They're emphasizing their anchors that are not in primetime to try to distance themselves from their own top talent.
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I haven't seen Fox News anchors smile like that since I.C.E. agents pulled into a Home Depot parking lot.
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Nothing, even though CNN and MSNBC had each extended an invitation to him as well, according to the anchors.
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The problem is that the political anchors chosen by these two leaders can be toxic in their own right.
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Black news anchors, for instance, were historically told to straighten their hair if they wanted to get a job.
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The CNN anchors Dana Bash and Jake Tapper, along with the Univision anchor Ilia Calderón, will serve as moderators.
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Kathryn Tappen and Canadian Olympic gold medalist Jen Botterill also took part as the in-studio anchors (The Hill).
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The Times's National editor, Marc Lacey, will moderate the debate alongside the CNN anchors Anderson Cooper and Erin Burnett.
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The president routinely chastises CNN as "fake news," targeting specific anchors and reporters and complaining about coverage he dislikes.
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And pundits and anchors at mainstream media outlets have so far treated Clinton's allegations with hostility and deep skepticism.
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If two or three anchors get fired for refusing, they might have some legal protections, thanks to federal law.
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CNN anchors are completely out of touch with everyday people worried about rising crime, failing schools and vanishing jobs.
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Cooper asked which news anchors sent the president letters of congratulations and clarified that he did not send one.
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The president routinely chastises CNN as "fake news," targeting specific anchors and reporters and complaining about coverage he dislikes.
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Al Sharpton, veteran Democrat and former Oversight Committee chairman Henry Waxman and MSNBC anchors Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski.
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If so, he's probably heading for a direct conversation with his evil twin, who anchors this week's longest sequence.
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Shein posted the video to Twitter on Sunday and tagged several members of the media, including anchors at CNN.
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"As traditional anchors go dark ... they will need to be a lot more innovative," he said of mall operators.
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But Fox anchors and some conservatives had been urging the DNC to include Fox in the primary debate lineup.
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Fox's news anchors and journalists also frequently cover the day's news from angles beneficial to the Trump White House.
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Bernie Sanders, her framework still anchors much of the conversation on issues such as the economy and health care.
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For instance, Microsoft's upcoming Minecraft Earth game uses the company's own Azure Spatial Anchors, which also last a while.
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Alternatively, you can use drywall anchors and screws like we did, so you are sure the shelves are sturdy.
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Some of these figures are given key roles as managers, reporters and anchors; offered access to internal editorial information.
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Once that switch is made, CNN will have back-to-back evening anchors representing elite, east coast, powerful families.
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So, twice as many reasons to go anchors aweigh on Geffen's pride and joy ... which they REALLY enjoy, apparently.
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Sinclair mandated that local anchors at stations across the country read the script slamming "fake news" from other outlets.
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On Sunday he defended two of Fox's right-wing opinion shows and criticized three of the network's news anchors.
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Everyone — reporters, producers, anchors, protesters, people in the administration and consumers of news — has been amped up to 11.
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Many conservatives complain that the anchors and panelists on CNN have abandoned any pretense of treating the administration fairly.
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The next morning, anchors wondered yet again if they would spy that rarest of creatures, the Donald Trump pivot.
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For hours before his speech, the anchors and analysts speculated on how great and bipartisan this move may be.
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Unlike the two, however, Steemit is powered by blockchain, the underlying technology that anchors digital currencies such as bitcoin.
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William Grant Still's symphonies serve as anchors of the programs, the First on Saturday and the Fourth on Sunday.
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Americans watched him leave on network news, with its long, steady camera shots overdubbed by voice-of-God anchors.
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Anchors and subanchors pontificated about it atop chyrons, logos and tiny graphics showing the activity of the stock market.
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At the other end, a double-height wall of built-in bookshelves anchors a library or family room area.
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The two women discussed the aftermath of Trump's "Access Hollywood" tape, which Kelly, unlike other anchors, continues to replay.
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For hours, CNN's coverage shifted from the Washington studio to anchors and correspondents on the street in midtown Manhattan.
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Moderators are slated to be CNN anchors Anderson Cooper and Erin Burnett, along with NYT National editor, Marc Lacey.
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The crew threw down anchors, but for some time, they struggled to catch on the ground, Mr. Walle said.
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At one point, according to one of the people, Mr. Trump warned the anchors not to leak the proceedings.
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The conference agenda will consist of panels, fire-side chats and workshops hosted by CNBC's award-winning anchors and reporters.
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The audience are not the anchors, the audience are not the press sitting in the seats in the briefing room.
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Others across New Zealand, including news anchors and reporters, joined in the gesture too and shared pictures on social media.
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Despite the flaws, with Danes and Patinkin as emotional anchors the show has reasserted its standing as Showtime's signature series.
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Squawk Box Europe anchors Geoff Cutmore and Steve Sedgwick will be live daily from Davos between 05.00 and 09.00 GMT.
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It's an issue that female celebrities and news anchors and many nonfamous people have faced; now, it's come to politics.
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Today, Mars's show has 11 employees and anchors Radiotopia, a network of podcasts under the umbrella of media nonprofit PRX.
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Maurauder's Battle is an app brings us back to the gaming theme and anchors us firmly in Harry Potter's world.
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It's a throwback to a pre-Facebook time when these sparing personal details were the anchors of an online identity.
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More progress has been made on harmonizing regulations for things like car seat belt anchors, clothes labeling and pharmaceutical inspections.
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Without these, we have someone in a very powerful office, in a very volatile world, without these anchors to reality.
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"My point is, what works for you, works for you," he told Today co-anchors Craig Melvin and Dylan Dreyer.
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"My point is, what works for you, works for you," he told Today co-anchors Craig Melvin and Dylan Dreyer.
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ET, anchors Gwen Ifill and Judy Woodruff will go on air for PBS's coverage, which will also be streamed online.
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Last year, a group of Global News Calgary anchors each brought in their favorite holiday treats to try on-air.
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"My point is, what works for you, works for you," he told Today co-anchors Craig Melvin and Dylan Dreyer.
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Watch news anchors from across the country describe the Making a Murder fascination that transfixed the country in December 2015.
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Reporters and anchors took the story seriously but largely leaned on "critics," primarily Democrats, and cited their accusations of racism.
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Much of the president's daily conversation was a repetitive rundown of what various anchors and hosts had said about him.
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CNBC's Senior Economics reporter Steve Liesman will join anchors Joe Kernen, Becky Quick and Andrew Ross Sorkin for the hour.
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At the same time, television news is centered on celebrity anchors and hosts who wield a disproportionate amount of power.
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One person's loss is another person's gain, and that is definitely the case for these mortified news anchors' April bloopers.
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Today anchors Natalie Morales and Al Roker popped up from time to time to explain what exactly was going on.
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Whales, turtles, coral, and anchors make it feel like you're deep underwater long before you set foot in the ocean.
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The Mayflower anchors in a cove near Plymouth Rock, and there's a small boat full of Pilgrims approaching the shore.
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She co-hosts "Outnumbered" (weekdays 85033-1pm/ET) and anchors "Outnumbered Overtime" (weekdays 1-2pm/ET) on Fox News Channel.
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Republicans in general tend to favor a certain kind of women, whether it be their candidates or their news anchors.
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I'VE HAD -- YOU KNOW, WE'VE HAD THREE -- BECKY AND I HAVE HAD THREE CO-ANCHORS ON "SQUAWK" INCLUDING ANDREW TOO.
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In interviews, more than a dozen anchors, executives and news producers displayed admiration for Mr. Trump's facility with their medium.
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Trump has feuded bitterly with the anchors of the morning political talk show "Morning Joe" on NBC's cable outlet, MSNBC.
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There is widespread agreement that anchors and reporters will be under pressure to fact-check and contextualize whatever Trump says.
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When partisan allegiance anchors so many political decisions, there are fewer people to move in response to general election debates.
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Nunberg admitted to being the source for those stories and on Monday offered to email the subpoena to news anchors.
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After a few minutes, the MSNBC anchors on the big screen were back from commercial and discussing the Melania speech.
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But it's worth noting that China's official outlet Xinhua News introduced more subtle, artificial intelligence-enabled virtual anchors last November.
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Onstage, Slat gave a signal, and a black curtain behind him fell from the ceiling to reveal four monumental anchors.
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President Obama and other government officials occasionally hold similar off the record sessions with reporters, anchors and other media bigwigs.
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" The footage shows male sports anchors delivering their commentary in an "excited, modulated, rapid-clipped, amplified voice — often literally yelling.
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But after work began last summer, elements of the support structure, including the anchors, were found to be badly rusting.
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And some anchors ripped him, in the new style of strong criticism of Trump from those who are not commentators.
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Fox News: It's no exaggeration to say that the "Fox & Friends" anchors and commentators have become de facto policy advisers.
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And the mix of smaller shops is designed to be complementary with the big anchors rather than competitive with them.
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Using elbows from cadavers, they put the anchors-tape construct through maneuvers on a machine that tests stress and tension.
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It was shocking, for example, to see Fox News anchors pointing out that Trump's tax plan isn't remotely paid for.
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The team used the surrounding paintings as anchors rather than the more traditional approach of laying an image over another.
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But months of Fox News anchors claiming the resolution is a Trojan horse to impose socialism have shifted the debate.
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This allows the device to hold a wider range of phones and includes new anchors for attaching counterweights if necessary.
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Tradition, like galbi and bulgogi, anchors the lunch menu at this new restaurant from the South Korean native Yurum Nam.
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The plaintiffs range in age from 13 to 61 and include Roma Torre, one of the channel's longest-serving anchors.
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One of the ones that I went on, on CNBC, it was two men and a woman on the anchors.
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The video, from Deadspin's Timothy Burke, shows local anchors around the country reciting the same scripted lines that Sinclair provided.
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The Levins are a family in full, not just plot-advancement devices, and Kazan and Spector are especially strong anchors.
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With anchors juggling nearly 500 races across the country, the visual breakdown of votes dominated much of the early coverage.
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As to the blurring of facts by Fox News opinion anchors, he said, "I am unaffected by the opinion-makers."
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The debate was moderated by the CNN anchors Dana Bash and Jake Tapper, along with the Univision anchor Ilia Calderón.
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No matter how interstellar Bruner's music gets, his goofy sense of humor always anchors it in the day-to-day.
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Witherspoon and Washington turn in lovely performances as Elena and Mia, respectively, the two women whose relationship anchors the story.
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Trump has frequently belittled Fox News when news anchors deliver unfavorable analysis or when Democrats are featured prominently on air.
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Let's say 20 Sinclair anchors from 10 cities agree to refuse to read material they reasonably consider to be false.
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They are two major anchors of China's Belt and Road Initiative—also known as the 21st century's new Silk Roads.
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Anchors like Sean Hannity and Tucker Carlson praised the president and lauded his bare-knuckle criticism of the news media.
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Over time, NEONs will work as TV anchors, spokespeople, or movie actors; or they can simply be companions and friends.
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Possibly the only better moment was when he went on Fox News and tangled with their "fair and balanced" anchors.
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As traditional mall anchors shutter, there's one brand that's staying the course on its expansion plans in 210 — Dave & Buster's.
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Since then, his show has been hosted by a rotating group of anchors and correspondents as executives mulled a replacement.
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It is often criticized, most notably by one of its former anchors, for allowing these commentators to spread falsehoods unchecked.
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At the lunch with the network anchors, Mr. Trump again used a low grade to describe the White House messaging.
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"The point is that ESPN has been hypocritical, they should hold anchors to a fair and consistent standard," Sanders said.
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Il Castelfalfi, Tuscany A medieval village, now filled with shops and restaurants, anchors the 2,700-acre Toscana Resort Castelfalfi resort.
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That's because when it comes to guns, news anchors take off their journalist hats and put on their activist hats.
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At the "Weekend Update" desk, the anchors Colin Jost and Michael Che riffed on the results of the midterm elections.
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People came to know its anchors: Keith Olbermann, Linda Cohn, Stuart Scott, Robin Roberts, Dan Patrick, to name a few.
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Anchors are asking candidates exactly how they're going to accomplish their promises, pressing them so they don't evade the question.
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The audience "ooh"-ed at jokes at the expense of CNN anchors Don Lemon and Wolf Blitzer, among many others.
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And then the trend really accelerated, with movies and all these scripted series, of having real news anchors [instead of actors].
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For another, the rivalry between the anchors (John Michael Higgins and Nicole Richie) had a similar tension with potential for laughs.
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The funniest part is watching morning show anchors try to smile and nod along as our strongmen get weirder and weirder.
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While other outlets pontificated on the ethics of allowing anchors to wear pins, Fox News went all in from the jump.
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Station WYFF-TV of Greenville, South Carolina, says one of its news anchors, Mike McCormick, and photojournalist, Aaron Smeltzer, were killed.
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If you select text and then try and move the left or right anchors, you get a magnified bubble up above.
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While Arnold anchors the show with a quiet gravity, Helga is always erupting, unable to keep her gigantic, ferocious feelings inside.
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Then (Olympia) Vale and (Holly) Tanaka fell into place, completing the squad of four Spartans, because we had those two anchors.
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While the original romantic journeys (Bachelor/Bachelorette) are the anchors of the ABC franchise, Paradise is their margarita-drunk kid brother.
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Unlike other birds, their "flat breastbones lack the keel that anchors the strong pectoral muscles required for flight," says National Geographic.
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This is incredibly unusual in the cable news business, where long-term contracts lock in anchors for years at a time.
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A lot rides on the success of "The Morning Show," which anchors the company's first slate of streaming programs and films.
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Keys appeared on Today to discuss her decision ditch cosmetics, and simultaneously convinced anchors on the show to do the same.
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In the interim, the Today anchors as a whole took on the third hour, appearing in various formations over the months.
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This comes days after Fox News had to rebuke one of its star anchors, Jeanine Pirro, for her suggestion that Rep.
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It also seems questionable to me whether news-focused anchors like Chris Wallace and Shepard Smith will appear on this platform.
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She built up the suspense on the Today show by asking viewers and other anchors to weigh in, Entertainment Tonight reported.
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But as the two were deep in conversation, Today co-anchors Hoda Kotb and Savannah Guthrie were focusing on something else.
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We, as news producers, whether we are reporters, anchors, editors, opinion contributors, are disadvantaged when we are protected from your reactions.
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The energy in the room, the little red light alerting the anchors that the world was watching, made me incredibly nervous.
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Jost and Che are the anchors of the "Weekend Update" segment on "Saturday Night Live" that spoofs a television news show.
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But the anchors holding the 1250-pound platform instead gave way, plunging it and them 472 feet to the alley below.
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Wednesday's cuts appear targeted at reducing ESPN's spending on its on-air anchors, many of which tend to command large salaries.
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The national media is doing everything in its power to remove one of the major anchors of Donald Trump's political revolution.
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This is especially true with celebrities on red carpets and news anchors, whom many of us see on television every day.
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Despite rumblings of discontent by the Today show anchors — fueled by Tamron Hall's departure — they're publicly welcoming Kelly with open arms.
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Cuomo blasted several Fox News anchors for "deliberately downplaying" the issue, saying the network was pushing an "us versus them" mentality.
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Network sources tell TMZ ... CNN brass offered reporters and anchors who have been targets of President Trump around-the-clock protection.
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This is now going to be a problem for many REITs that considered grocery anchors to be safe havens of sorts.
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Regional anchors, like ExxonMobil and Chevron, will return to generating vast amounts of income locally as oil rigs come back online.
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After that plan sparked, Slat decided to deploy smaller arrays with underwater "anchors" that drift about 2,000 feet beneath the surface.
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This week's list includes a habit-building RPG app, an app that has kitty weather anchors and a flashy maze game.
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America is lost, unbound from the historical, political and moral anchors that provided its robust sense of confidence, identity and destiny.
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Anchors and producers talk to politicians all the time, asking them to appear on TV. The two spoke in that vein.
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An article on Wednesday about news anchors' reaction to the unfolding election results misspelled the given name of an MSNBC analyst.
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Crypto-anchors can be embedded into physical products and linked to a blockchain to prove the authenticity of a physical product.
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Our anchors privately said they felt like corporate mouthpieces, especially when they found out no edits of the script were permitted.
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Maybe news directors, anchors, and producers did what they had to do, but now they should be asking themselves some questions.
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But the anchors holding the 903,250-pound platform instead gave way, plunging it and them 472 feet to the alley below.
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Multiplayer is there, sure, but you're cut off from any real-life peripheral anchors in a world you know isn't real.
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The extension of the outsole was basically supposed to act as a metaphor for anchors that bog us down in life.
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Mounting hardware in the box includes a small screwdriver with a double-ended bit, screws, a drill bit, and drywall anchors.
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Here's a tip: If you have any wall anchors in place that aren't easily removed, don't worry about pulling them out.
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It anchors a garden so lush that as you sink into this book, you can practically feel tendrils twisting around you.
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That was when the NBC News president, Noah Oppenheim, called two of his "Today" show anchors, Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb.
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She anchors First Move with Julia Chatterley live from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange weekdays at 9 a.m.
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Why the suit might matter to you New Yorkers watch the local news because its anchors and reporters know our city.
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"I would love to be able to bring back our country into a great form of unity," he told the anchors.
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Jean-Georges Vongerichten's first seafood restaurant anchors two floors, with terraces and sweeping views, at Pier 17 in the seaport district.
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A source familiar with Trump's comments to the anchors confirmed the date and location of the summit, which Politico first reported.
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Over at the Weekend Update desk, the anchors Colin Jost and Michael Che continued to riff about the 2020 presidential election.
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The anchors were already talking about the shooting, and it briefly occurred to her that her husband might have done it.
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Trump told network anchors during a private lunch earlier Tuesday that he planned to award Limbaugh with the Medal of Freedom.
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Why it matters: His departure comes as a rift grows wider between daytime news anchors and primetime opinion hosts at Fox.
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There's the customer, for example, who anchors himself at the checkout and mutters in what sounds like heavy-metal vomit vocals.
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Over at the Weekend Update desk, the anchors, Colin Jost and Michael Che, continued to riff on the latest impeachment developments.
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The anti-media bias segments the network required anchors to read went viral after Deadspin created a supercut of the segments.
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The article ran under the bylines of Mr. Lichtblau; the anchors Jake Tapper and Gloria Borger; and a producer, Brian Rokus.
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"It's a fiasco that just plays right into us," Mr. Trump told the network anchors, according to people in the room.
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"We were still intellectual collaborators, but we were no longer each other's anchors, and the writing was very hard," she said.
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The moderators will be the CNN anchors Anderson Cooper and Erin Burnett as well as The Times's National editor, Marc Lacey.
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It is essentially the president's televised morning briefing, and the words of its anchors could well influence what Trump does next.
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A series of rotating anchors will host the 3PM/ET time slot until a new program is announced, the company said.
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The era of Tim Russert's famed whiteboard — when network anchors could serve as the ultimate authority on election results — has faded.
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Google also says it's making cloud anchors a little easier to use today and bringing its Augmented Faces API to iOS.
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Trump has repeatedly attacked CNN throughout his presidency, calling negative coverage "fake news" and hitting CNN anchors and executives on Twitter.
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Over at the "Weekend Update" desk, the anchors, Colin Jost and Michael Che, continued to riff on the impeachment inquiry hearings.
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This month features your usual newscaster slip ups, anchors that can't stop laughing and passersby stealing the spotlight with background shenanigans.
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In one respect, Trump's criticism of Fox's news side anchors reiterated a point that Fox often makes in its own marketing.
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"The sharing of biased and false news has become all too common on social media," reads the script local anchors used.
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Margaret River, the small town that anchors the wine region of the same name, is another three-hour drive from Perth.
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But at a private lunch for television anchors earlier in the day, he offered searing assessments of a host of Democrats.
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Started in 2012, Close to Home was founded on the premise that being close to family anchors can help with rehabilitation.
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At a lunch on Tuesday previewing his remarks to news anchors, Mr. Trump offered scathing assessments of his possible Democratic opponents.
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Zucker surely knew that his hiring of Lewandowski would create controversy and in turn give his anchors something to talk about.
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Later that month, Zucker was invited to Trump Tower for a meeting that Trump called with TV news anchors and executives.
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The US and the UK, two key anchors of the West's global political and economic order, are now retreating from Europe.
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At times, all four anchors could be accused of focusing disproportionately on the leading candidates – in this case, Biden, Massachusetts Sen.
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In the first and last tastes of his February and March menus, he anchors Odo firmly in the New York region.
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After parking itself on the underside of a leaf, the zombified ant anchors itself into place by chomping down onto the foliage.
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I mean, you have news anchors like CNN&aposs Anderson Cooper saying one of the most disgraceful performances by an American president.
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The encasement, itself larger than a football field, would counteract buoyancy and protect the tunnel from anchors, grounded ships and other risks.
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Struggling department stores, the anchors around which malls are organized, have been pulling out of smaller markets in growing numbers for years.
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Last July, China's culture ministry announced that it had shut down 4,313 online show rooms, firing or punishing more than 18,000 anchors.
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The idea that anchors so many of these pieces is that Game of Thrones is the last show we'll all watch together.
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Watch: News anchors can't *expletive* handle the Mooch Building any expanse of wall at all has also proven more difficult than anticipated.
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Jost is the co-head writer of Saturday Night Live and one of two anchors of Weekend Update alongside comedian Michael Che.
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News anchors encourage shrill, one-sided debates in which guests—anywhere from six to well over a dozen—shout over one another.
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In Los Angeles, news anchors Juan Fernandez and Sara Donchey at the local CBS station were broadcasting live as Friday's quake hit.
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They'll also contribute to making Microsoft's Azure Spatial Anchors technology more powerful, simply by pointing their cameras at the environment around them.
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The drawing was performed by CNN anchors, who placed blue placards into two cardboard boxes to match candidates with debate night dates.
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We see it in the women on our cable morning shows ruling the airwaves after their male co-anchors resigned in disgrace.
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With this mouth, a sea lamprey anchors to its fish prey and uses its rasping tongue to drill into the victim's flesh.
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The encasement, itself larger than a football field, would counteract buoyancy and protect the tunnel from anchors, grounded ships and other risks.
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Before tucking into chocolate milkshakes, Today show anchors chimed in on a great dessert debate on Monday morning: Is cheesecake really cake?
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Andrew Tyndall's Tyndall Report each year compiles a list of the "Most Heavily-Used Reporters" (anchors excluded) on the weekday nightly newscasts.
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Now the song not only anchors the final slot, but it also has given its name to the album, which debuts Friday.
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That included anchors on Fox News, which is Trump's preferred site for interviews, and which has been promoting his candidacy for months.
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The Russell anchors a nebulous former industrial zone located at the nexus of still-operating train tracks and two major area highways.
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The Weekend Update co-anchors have been promoted to co-head writers of NBC's late-night sketch series, the network announced Tuesday.
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They're consistently ranked as the strongest duo the show's segment has ever had and two of the best Weekend Update anchors, period.
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The storm, however, was too powerful and the anchors broke, leaving the doomed ship at the mercy of the waves and water.
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But, like mentioning brand names, mentioning political figures in a meme anchors it to reality, which instantly precludes it from being surreal.
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Seriously, Fox News anchors on multi-million dollar contracts did that as an entire segment about how grateful poor people should be.
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"I'm not bitter," Trump told several news anchors during a private lunch Tuesday afternoon, according to two people familiar with the discussion.
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Jose Diaz-Balart: Diaz-Balart anchors NBC Nightly News Saturday and Noticias Telemundo, a daily news program on Spanish-language network Telemundo.
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"Megyn Kelly Today is not returning," an NBC spokesperson told PEOPLE as Today anchors Melvin, Hoda Kotb and Roker replaced Kelly's spot.
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Especially today, when the male roll models are movie stars, sport heros, cable news anchors, and lives of the rich and famous.
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In a lunch meeting with TV anchors at the White House, Trump again attacked the idea of Mueller's appointment as special counsel.
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It's worth noting that Thibs' previous squads had David Robinson, Patrick Ewing, Yao Ming, Kevin Garnett, and Joakim Noah as defensive anchors.
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"Trumpism was never a coherent worldview, much less a moral code that anchors the president," Graham Vyse argued in the New Republic.
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Among them are Fusion anchors Jorge Ramos, Alicia Menendez, Fusion contributor Akilah Hughes and New York Magazine Writer-at-Large Rembert Browne.
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NAFTA passed when "The Today Show" anchors were asking "what is internet" and Superman could find a phone booth anywhere he needed.
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He's always respectful to women and kind to his colleagues and he has had a good relationship with all of the anchors.
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It's a dose of reality that anchors what would otherwise be just a frivolous romp into something with a deeper emotional pull.
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More than a dozen women have accused anchors and executives at the news network of sexual harassment and assault in recent years.
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Sinclair has reportedly held talks with current and former Fox News anchors, with an eye toward competing more directly with the channel.
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So for the team of Fox anchors and producers here this week, Mr. Wallace's star turn is a welcome source of pride.
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CNN's Anderson Cooper is embracing an advocacy role in his coverage of the massacre that is rarely seen among top network anchors.
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"He also tweeted earlier in the month that "watching Fox News weekend anchors is worse than watching low ratings Fake News CNN.
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He is a favored figure among some veteran anchors, including Mr. Hannity, who first recommended him to Mr. Ailes for a job.
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Sanders, 6900, appeared in a Fox News town hall on Monday night, which was moderated by anchors Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum.
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"This is a different kind of complex not dependent on department store anchors," retail historian Vicki Howard said of the American Dream.
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NATIONAL An article on Wednesday about news anchors' reaction to the unfolding election results misspelled the given name of an MSNBC analyst.
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On Fox News, even as the anchors made clear the race was far from finished, there was room for some easy banter.
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The armor on the side of the hull is also well preserved, while the anchors, guns and machine guns remain in place.
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CNN's Kate Bolduan, Alisyn Camerota, and Brooke Baldwin—plus former CNN anchors Heidi Collins and Carol Costello—are all Limbaugh-certified infobabes.
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They are going through a "retail ice age," he said, as once-reliable retail anchors like JC Penney and Sports Authority sputter.
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The crew evidently attempted to cast their iron anchors into the ocean, but powerful gusts and currents broke them off their chains.
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No. I have plenty other things I'd like to have talked out of me before this—I can avoid anchors pretty well.
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Professor Sitar calls the soil conditions "very challenging" for engineers, especially when compared to the Manhattan schist that anchors New York's skyscrapers.
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"I'm very close to choosing an FBI director," Trump reportedly told television news anchors at a private White House lunch Thursday morning.
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Talk among friends also anchors "The Region of Unlikeness" by Rivka Galchen, a (loose) riff on "The Aleph" by Jorge Luis Borges.
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In the personal story that in many ways anchors the book, she surprises herself by rejecting a long-hoped-for marriage proposal.
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She anchors these films — she's the rock on which the whole enterprises relied upon — and she never stumbles so much as once.
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During a luncheon with news anchors on Tuesday, Mr. Trump predicted that his address would have a bigger audience than the Grammys.
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The 23-by-11-foot swimming pool anchors a patio with a grill and a dining area under a vine-draped pergola.
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And the local ritual of dancing in the water anchors how shallow the water is and lends a jubilance to the scene.
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Mr. Watters, among the network's more youthful anchors, said he had a cable subscription at home but had trouble turning it on.
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The reason why I think that so many people miscalled this election is that not enough anchors got out of the studio.
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Anchors with glossy hair and dirty boots will report on a peaceful, respectful protest of the president as if it's a riot.
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We're told some of the names are hilariously ill-suited for the job ... lots of local news anchors/reporters and sports types.
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The 333-bedroom home anchors two landscaped acres, with two guest pavilions, a caretaker's unit, swimming pool, tennis court and lily pond.
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There were fire trucks and gurneys outside Stuyvesant High School, the elite public school that anchors the northern end of our neighborhood.
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Mr. Trump in February told a group of network anchors that he was considering pushing some form of comprehensive immigration reform package.
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He danced with himself, using double exposure in "Cover Girl" (1944), and with the animated Jerry the Mouse in "Anchors Aweigh" (1945).
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Also gingham and anchors aweigh, apple pie and lemon meringue, the last two concepts picked out in crystals on black cocktail suits.
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Since then, over 200 TVP employees, including the most prominent news anchors and reporters in Poland, have either been fired or quit.
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Short of forming a union, Sinclair's TV anchors might have another way to refuse to read statements they believe to be false.
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CNN anchors Don Lemon, Wolf Blitzer and Jake Tapper, among others, were on hand for last year's event with former President Obama.
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Several other prominent MSNBC anchors and commentators lashed out at Sanders over the weekend, describing the veteran lawmaker as unvetted and unelectable.
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But two rookies were rotation anchors for division winners, and at least deserve consideration: Atlanta's Mike Soroka and St. Louis' Dakota Hudson.
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Carlson knows that many people watch his show simply because they like Fox News, and they like the anchors who surround him.
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But at Fox News, where a little more than half of the anchors at the time were blonde, it made particular sense.
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The fourth debate will be moderated by CNN anchors Anderson Cooper and Erin Burnett and New York Times national editor Marc Lacey.
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