Once she married my father, a prophet, she felt anointed.
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Godspeed, Raina McLeod, newly anointed patron saint of McFlurries. Godspeed.
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We anointed him despite our fear of being potentially burned.
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Doctors have ousted priests as the anointed experts in mortality.
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The Queen anointed Johnson in Buckingham Palace on Wednesday afternoon.
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Yang anointed himself the opposite of Donald Trump early on.
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They were anointed with oil and welcomed into the church.
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It's almost as if he's been anointed from on high.
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Sanders, the newly anointed frontrunner, faced more incoming than ever.
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Melissa McCarthy: actress, writer, producer and now, officially anointed comedic genius.
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However, a transformational leader can't be anointed by the status quo.
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Such folk were unlikely to take to Mrs Merkel's anointed successor.
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Another French newspaper, Le Monde, said Putin had "anointed" Le Pen.
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Sally Yates has been anointed and, for many, James Comey too.
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How many thought unity around an anointed candidate was good idea?
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It was a period where priests were quite literally gods anointed.
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David Foster has anointed Kanye West .... as the new Bob Dylan.
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Mr. Solomon, meanwhile, was anointed the heir apparent at Goldman yesterday.
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So what does it take to be anointed to the list?
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My teachers anointed me a genius, but I knew the truth.
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It has anointed Setién as the man to restore the style.
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Binyamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, all but anointed him the messiah.
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My best friend, R., had recently been anointed by first love.
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Being anointed Crown Prince last year was only one small part.
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But this time, the anointed enemy serves an even more useful purpose.
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North West, perfect human, has been publicly anointed by her aunt Kylie.
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In 2015, Forbes magazine anointed her America's youngest self-made female billionaire.
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Soon after, he anointed Cumming the Parisian fashion house's muse du jour.
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For the newly anointed "generation witch," empowerment is central to her appeal.
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" #4 BIRDLADY "I was anointed "BirdLady" eighteen years ago by Falcon legends.
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Thank you Ms. Aretha Franklin for sharing your anointed gifts with us.
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Bhumibol, though not originally in the line of succession, was anointed king.
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Twenty-plus candidates seek the nomination; no one has been pre-anointed.
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He did not regain the anointed status he had a month ago.
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Francisco Franco anointed Felipe's father, Juan Carlos, to lead the country and
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This newly anointed Rosie soon came to be considered the platonic form.
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At least these self-anointed leaders earned themselves a measure of fame.
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These dolls are clothed, fed and even anointed by monks in temples.
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So far, Trump has not personally anointed anyone in his administration a "czar".
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USB-C, the anointed successor to the 3.5mm jack, on the other hand?
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For a person to be anointed on the feet is a bit unusual.
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Ryan Reynolds has been anointed the "King of Twitter" time and time again.
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The Mets long ago anointed Harvey as their headliner, for better or worse.
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Johnson traveled to the Palace to be anointed prime minister by the Queen.
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" A cover story of the conservative magazine National Review anointed her "Mrs. Grievance.
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Modernity had anointed a new hero, and invented, Locke thought, a New Negro.
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" That was long after Oprah Winfrey had already anointed it "our national novel.
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Honeymoons and babymoons are both culturally anointed trips timed to big life events.
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The village includes a self-anointed "official Santa," real igloos and ice furniture.
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If still popular, she could be anointed by the LDP to succeed Abe.
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At a cistern, Laotians anointed themselves with water that flowed from mountain springs.
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"Barnier is not necessarily the candidate anointed by France," a French official said.
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And then there was a gap in between that and you being anointed.
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Soriano, meanwhile, became the anointed MAGA Fashion Designer, a title no one else wanted.
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But such measures must have looked like political poison to a freshly anointed president.
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In 1999, Time magazine anointed the founder, Jeff Bezos, its Person of the Year.
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It was no secret that the outspoken field commander loathed LNR's Moscow-anointed leadership.
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All of a sudden, the anointed king of freestyling decided to lead a cipher.
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Doesn't the Vermont senator understand that The Times has anointed Hillary with the nomination?
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Mr. Trump's emergence as the all-but-anointed Republican nominee may change this dynamic.
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There are other identifiers that vie to be anointed as the common legal identifier.
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A few years ago, the Met anointed the Pictures Generation with a significant show.
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Diaz-Canel Bermúdez is the anointed heir of the Castros, and seems quite likeable.
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She was as much an anointed candidate as a vice president would have been.
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Flashier gaming celebrities, anointed by Twitch, are taking the confluence to even further extremes.
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But she probably won't walk away from the game a newly anointed football fan.
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One vehicle would be anointed the 2017 Northwest Outdoor Activity Vehicle of the Year.
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Post-retirement, Mahathir criticized his anointed successor Abdullah Ahmad Badawi incessantly from the sidelines.
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The Pyongyang-anointed Pyeongchang Games, like all things sexy, will prove a flashy memory.
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He started the year anointed as the coming king by all the relevant tastemakers.
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A glowing profile in The New Yorker had anointed Outdoor Voices the next Lululemon.
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In July 1930, the mayor dismissed him, and Mies was anointed as his successor.
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Senator Chuck Schumer, Democrat of New York, has become the anointed target of Republican wrath.
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Players who were probably Hall of Famers [were saying], 'Nobody ever anointed me like this.
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If Svartidauði are the reigning kings of Icelandic black metal, Misþyrming are their anointed heirs.
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A new group that included former Mattachines and feminists anointed themselves the Gay Liberation Front.
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Twitter then anointed the movie monster a true gay icon and a meme was born.
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Whomever they deem their best arm in the bullpen gets anointed as The Closer™.
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A year later, he was anointed Muhammad Ali by Nation of Islam leader Elijah Muhammad.
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Oprah anointed it for her book club; it won the National Book Award for fiction.
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I was anointed "BirdLady" eighteen years ago by Falcon legends Jessie Tuggle and Jamal Anderson.
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After dinner, some of the newly anointed Lions sheepishly admitted to having overdue library books.
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As many as five ministers could resign before Johnson is officially anointed, according to reports.
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Adapted from Anointed with Oil: How Christianity and Crude Made Modern America, by Darren Dochuk.
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Danny Rand, its hero who's anointed the "chosen one," wasn't someone you could root for.
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It all matter, because Fox, with Ailes at the helm, was choosing his anointed one.
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Will: Feels like not so long ago C.J. Anderson was anointed to "elite" RB status.
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The ex-president said he should not have anointed the "immature" Mr Masisi in 2018.
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Declared a national monument in 0003, it was only anointed national park status in 1986.
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They have anointed Representative Mark Meadows of North Carolina as their leader and principal spokesman.
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"They asked me not to quote what Mr. Zuckerberg said," one anointed Iowan told the Journal.
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"In a five to six year period... [Atlanta has] been anointed the 'new Hollywood,'" Hicks said.
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Isnilon Hapilon, a faction commander from Basilan, was anointed as Islamic State's "emir" in Southeast Asia.
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Did you know that Hall of Fame-anointed Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler is also an actor?
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Vice President Hubert Humphrey was the anointed choice by the immensely unpopular President Lyndon B. Johnson.
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I think coaches, players, everybody fell into that press thing and anointed us Super Bowl champs.
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All of these stocks are technically ahead of themselves, but that's precisely what gets them anointed.
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Back at Oxford, Mallory has said, he "anointed" Highsmith as the primary subject of his dissertation.
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Go for a wild ride with "Amy," Asif Kapadia's newly anointed Oscar winner about Amy Winehouse.
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Now that the Wall Street titan has officially anointed an up-and-coming disc jockey — a.k.a.
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I sought only one thing: to experience the presence of the anointed one, the Messiah himself.
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Two years later, Jay McInerney famously anointed her the resident It Girl in The New Yorker.
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"The stampede occurred when the worshippers were rushing to get anointed with blessed oil," Warioba said.
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Xi has just been anointed President for life, and Kim was born a dictator-in-waiting.
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But more than that, he took from us a hero, freshly anointed by the American public.
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You were what Time Magazine anointed, to retrospectively unfair ridicule, Person of the Year in 2006.
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But she can anoint herself with modern suntan lotion, because the Greeks anointed themselves with oil.
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Hark never meant to be a guru: It was the people around him who anointed him.
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I'm 29 when I move to this country, anointed with a scholarship to a prestigious college.
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In the wake of Donald Trump's election, Berry has also anointed himself a defender of rural Americans.
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The lack of an anointed successor need not mean Mr Xi will stay for a third term.
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Hickok was anointed a Wild West celebrity by a profile in Harper's New Monthly Magazine in 1867.
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But they are not quite the self-anointed masters of the universe of the pre-crisis era.
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Its 2861,13 percent gain is one of the reasons Cramer anointed it as the best regional airline.
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"When she announced her campaign, she was all but anointed as the inevitable nominee," Vaccaro says laughing.
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Some women anointed their candles in urine or menstrual blood, and many incorporated sulphur or salt circles.
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The centre-right European People's Party, currently the largest group, has anointed its German chairman Manfred Weber.
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Anthony Scaramucci, Trump's newly anointed communications director, has threatened to fire his West Wing colleagues for leaks.
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Thursday will kick off with the newly-anointed prime minister addressing MPs in the House of Commons.
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Allen Ginsberg flew in from New York and anointed Dun as a natural heir to the Beats.
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It supports the complaint that the party anointed Clinton its nominee before the votes were even cast.
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It was a conclave of the elect, anointed by Mr. Cunningham for their singular, eye-catching style.
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Did you know that there is an anointed "world's oldest ham," and it is in Smithfield, Virginia?
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Critics have anointed Taffy Brodesser-Akner's debut novel, Fleishman Is in Trouble, the book of the summer.
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He also admitted that being the anointed villain for so many people around the world was unpleasant.
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Koen, the anointed Cleverman in this supernatural Aboriginal tale, and Waruu, his ambitious half brother, face off.
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There's not a lot of breezing through the permanent collection, inhaling the unquestioned greatness of the anointed.
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As the self-anointed "queen of retail," Ms. Consolo was often the only woman in the room.
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Mr. Macron appeared to be relishing the role of the newly anointed disrupter-in-chief of NATO.
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Li, Hong Kong's richest man, anointed his eldest son Victor, 52, as his successor five years ago.
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From 1949, the first year "Salesman" was staged, Miller's hero, Willy Loman, was anointed an American Everyman.
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From what well of life-shaping experiences do our anointed dispensers of video wisdom draw their opinions?
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According to the arrest affidavit, Langsch arrived at the woman's home and anointed her chest with holy water.
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Her family and church members "laid hands" on her while her father, Travis Mitchell, anointed her with oil.
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He said he was the Caliph Ibrahim, the self-anointed spiritual leader of a 20183 billion-strong religion.
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On the Republican side, an impressive array of young-ish senators and accomplished governors overwhelmed the anointed favorite.
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" For months, Mr. Sanders has accused the party of favoring Hillary Clinton, often calling her the "anointed candidate.
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The Balsam of Gilead resin, Erlich says, was used as the oil with which biblical kings were anointed.
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He was anointed a future superstar and drafted right out of high school in 255.8 by the Cavaliers.
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He was essentially anointed a superstar before he had a chance to settle in as a major leaguer.
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Nobody. They got high on their own supply and anointed themselves the "real American" sovereigns of the realm.
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In 2014, he hired a star Google executive, Nikesh Arora, and all but anointed him to that role.
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The Republican convention in Cleveland, which formally anointed Trump on Tuesday as the party nominee for the Nov.
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Another was when Josef Ackermann was anointed C.E.O. The Swiss-born Ackermann understood Wall Street all too well.
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Cramer added that his newly anointed "cloud kings" were also safe, non-China-oriented investments: Workday, VMware, Salesforce.
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Ben Higgins has a bit of a warning for contestants seeking love with newly-anointed Bachelor Peter Weber.
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It's important to remember this the next time someone comes along and they are anointed "The Next" anything.
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I'm no populist, but am really dubious about smoke-filled rooms where the anointed ones effectively set our choices.
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So after years of tutelage, Russell was anointed as Hughes' successor and entrusted with Wild Turkey's secret distilling process.
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The 29-year-old's victory in the general election anointed her as the youngest woman ever elected to Congress.
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Luckily for the DPP, the KMT also has no anointed candidate and its primary is still some months away.
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After Barack Obama became president, the media anointed Ryan the intellectual leader of the Republican Party's austerity-based opposition.
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But unity—clearing a path for an anointed presidential candidate, say—was partly what got them into this mess.
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The most commonly held belief about creativity is that it's elusive, esoteric and unique only to the anointed few.
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After his anointed successor's premature exit, Mr Son will struggle to attract another plugged-in technology superstar to Tokyo.
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PayPal: For growth, Cramer suggested PayPal, which has been anointed with analyst upgrade after analyst upgrade in recent weeks.
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While he's still way behind in delegates, the senator from Texas now leads the pack in anointed running mates.
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They anointed themselves the "most accessible orchestra on the planet," and have gone some ways toward justifying that superlative.
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The Obama administration had done its anointed successor a favor, he claimed, while it left Petraeus out to dry.
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After the loss, the journeyman went back to the bare-knuckle circuit where many have anointed him as king.
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Trump must be made to know, in no uncertain terms, that he was elected president and not anointed emperor.
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They all work under Clay Bavor, the very popular product manager and newly anointed VP for Google's VR efforts.
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And hours before the team's opener, the new coach, Barry Trotz, anointed Lee to replace Tavares as the captain.
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Christian Pulisic, the 19-year-old who's currently the 357th anointed savior of American men's soccer, played pretty well.
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The Cardinals themselves anointed a "rally squirrel" in 2011 after it dashed across home plate during a playoff game.
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All this may have begun with Doctorow's Daniel, a dauphin of radical history, as anointed as he is tormented.
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It was like he was a performance artist with his cast of characters and they truly anointed Studio 22.
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T'Challa, anointed King of the Dead in the comics, possesses all the knowledge and experience of those past Black Panthers.
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But Trump has anointed his, Reince Priebus, with the same authority and access as senior adviser and counselor Steve Bannon.
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An easy mistake, since it was long thought that kings, queens, and the like were God-appointed and holy anointed.
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I stood at the altar, white-dressed, holy, and bowed to the preacher as my head was anointed with oil.
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Yeltsin and his entourage were instrumental in elevating Vladimir Putin to power as the anointed successor to the ailing president.
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After Reagan's two terms, Bush was able to campaign for the presidency as the anointed heir to Reagan's conservative mantle.
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You could argue that the same power dynamics that anointed Trump leader of the free world were at work here.
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But, just as quickly as he was anointed the king of BDE he has, as Nylon points out, lost it.
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I don't think he should be anointed -- we shouldn't make the mistake of 2016 again -- but absolutely he should run.
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"They see this music and the musicians as anointed, infused with the Holy Spirit," Mr. Wagner said of Hillsong devotees.
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Ryan has anointed Kevin McCarthy as his successor, but McCarthy is stuck in dangerous limbo as a not-quite leader.
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Roast chicken comes anointed with a dark Vietnamese caramel, halted seconds before burning, and bitter, sweet and salty at once.
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One recipient, Albert Bassermann, considered the object cursed after three of his anointed successors died before they could receive it.
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Yvonne Chouteau, one of the "Five Moons," as they were anointed, died this past Sunday at the age of 86.
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In 280, Matera — the jewel of the southern Italian region of Basilicata — will be anointed the European Capital of Culture.
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Republicans and The Minority After Mr. Ryan announced his retirement, the current majority leader, Mr. McCarthy, was anointed his successor.
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Could he possibly use his position as one of the anointed photogenic talents to even the field out a little?
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Did frappato and other newly anointed Sicilian red grapes like nerello mascalese simply pop into being through puffs of magic?
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Put another way, Mr. Xi is not softening the party up to share power more broadly beyond the anointed few.
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The undercard, nine bouts in which anointed winners teed off on designated losers, began six hours before the main event.
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While Ms. Jolie's earlier movies garnered tepid reviews, several critics have anointed "First They Killed My Father" her best yet.
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A spinach pie is thick with leaves, darkened but still tasting fresh, anointed with little more than pomegranate and sumac.
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A winner-take-most dynamic in multiple industries transformed by technology has also created an elite tier of anointed stocks.
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Being anointed America's sheriff in South Asia brings with it a new stress to their already-strained relations with China.
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Since he was anointed leader, Mr. Xi has pledged to tackle income inequality, alleviate poverty and crack down on corruption.
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The tech community — including most of those abroad like me at Web Summit — had all but anointed Hillary Clinton president.
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Trump was formally anointed his party's nominee last month after beating 16 rivals in the state-by-state primary contests.
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The most famous biblical verse about Cyrus as God's "anointed" is found in Isaiah 45 — and Trump is the 45th president.
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In August, it was widely reported that the ISIS-affiliated Amaq news agency had announced al-Mawla as Baghdadi's anointed successor.
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Shamen had to abstain from sex, meat, salt, sugar and fish, and live in isolation for a year before being anointed.
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Sir John chose the burgundy shade to mimic the fruit juice Rafiki anointed Simba with in the Circle of Life scene.
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But, there's one modest, self-effacing chap I know who doesn't go by any of that grand sounding, self-anointed malarkey.
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For Bannon, Trump's anointed chief of staff and former chairman of the alt-right haven Breitbart News, it's cause to celebrate.
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Bridgewater anointed ex-Apple exec Jon Rubenstein as the selected successor to founder Ray Dalio, supplanting Greg Jensen in the process.
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This essence is perhaps no better captured than in the music of self-anointed czars of mountain metal, Karma to Burn.
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And then there's Jeff Francoeur, anointed (as Griffey was) with "The Natural" splashed across his photo on a Sports Illustrated cover.
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At this point, the pullbacks in these beloved stocks of the anointed consumer-company elite represent minor slippage in powerful uptrends.
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Now, however, these tech giants are caving to public pressure and have anointed themselves as referees of civility, fairness and truth.
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"TMT" is of course an acronym for "The Money Team", and "TBE" references Mayweather's self-anointed label of "The Best Ever".
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Mr. Xi just anointed himself president for life and has banned the words "Animal Farm" and "disagree" from Chinese internet searches.
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He refused to appear before the multitude of state organizing conferences that were desperate to meet their newly anointed opposition candidate.
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JOE RUSSO I think there's less room for people to be anointed stars, and the public attention span is much shorter.
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The inability of the Brexiters to step beyond their own self-anointed identity and see themselves through others' eyes is staggering.
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Her counterpart in the Senate, Chuck Schumer of New York, anointed centrist nominees for the open seats in Tennessee and Arizona.
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Tim Ho Wan, long synonymous with premier dim sum, was anointed with the honor in 2009 in its native Hong Kong.
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Maduro, a former bus driver and Chavez's anointed successor, has struggled since his election in 2013 to match the latter's charisma.
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After another failed coup, in 1989, he anointed himself "maximum leader," and the National Assembly declared war on the United States.
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Saudi Arabia can learn much from Dubai, which the Banker magazine just last month anointed the world's 23th-biggest financial center.
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I also had my own forehead anointed with goat's blood and my arm cursed after being sprinkled with itchy witch dust.
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He even calls a pagan king, Cyrus, his anointed, or his servant to do the things that he wants him to do.
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The entire Dungeon Family performed at this venue in 1998, and Future just anointed the space again on his Purple Reign tour.
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Fortnight, known for brewing English-inspired ales, then anointed Wu-Tang as the—perhaps unlikely— sonic guinea pig for their new experiment.
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And while Ya'alon is no leftist, he has just anointed himself one of Israel's most prominent critics of the country's rightward drift.
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This year, the anointed ones were Arlo and Nora Guthrie, the children of Coney Island resident and world-famous songwriter, Woody Guthrie.
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" Billboard called her "The New Model for Streaming Era Success," while Rolling Stone anointed her rise as "The Triumph of the Weird.
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In 2016 Mr Xi was officially anointed as the "core" of the leadership, a moniker never conferred upon his predecessor, Hu Jintao.
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Gou has said repeatedly that he does not want to be simply anointed as KMT candidate, and will fight the party's primary.
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When it was seized in early 2014, the northern Syrian city was anointed as the nerve center of the group's sprawling bureaucracy.
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But there were still plenty of surprises throughout, and the nominators are likely to have anointed a few stars-in-the-making.
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Rich, like John Ashbery, was anointed by W.H. Auden, who picked their books, in different years, for the Yale Younger Poets prize.
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Francisco Franco's regime, the group grabbed global headlines when it killed the dictator's anointed successor, Prime Minister Luis Carrero Blanco, in 1973.
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When she danced alongside Michael Jackson or was kissed by Madonna, she was anointed successor to a throne that no longer exists.
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Anointed fiction's Next Big Thing in his early twenties, Foer sold his first novel, Everything Is Illuminated, for half a million dollars.
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On Monday night, the newly anointed bad guy leaned into his protein-powder-fueled hypermasculinity and easily became every woman's worst nightmare.
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She accepted, they were hurried offstage, and the wronged woman, Ms. Kufrin, was anointed as the next star of the dual franchise.
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In 1982, Mr. Agee, who had been anointed by the business press as a visionary, tried to buy a stake in RCA.
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After decades away, Major League Baseball had finally anointed San Diego's Petco Park as the site of its marquee all-star weekend.
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For each of the biggest companies — including Macmillan and Simon & Schuster — a book is anointed each season or year as The One.
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His anointed successor, Heng Swee Keat, a competent if uninspiring technocrat, was promoted to the position of deputy prime minister in May.
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By the time they were separated and sent forth to perform their anointed tasks, what plots had already been hatched among them?
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"My Church," a tune by this year's anointed upstart, Maren Morris, makes that point explicit, calling out Hank Williams and Johnny Cash.
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Some of the monikers were self-anointed, others were coined by friends, and a few were catalyzed by his social-media following.
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Sabrina Ionescu — the newly-anointed all-time NCAA triple-double leader — celebrates with her Oregon Ducks teammates during the 2019 Final Four.
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As an aside, a senior source has told CNBC that the past media-anointed Dimon 'heir apparents' were wide of the mark.
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The sport's best have anointed James their muscle-flexing role model and are taking greater control of their futures than ever before.
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ON JUNE 23RD, in the presence of as many foreign dignitaries as he could muster, Aleksandar Vucic had himself anointed president of Serbia.
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Typically, the nomination is sewn up well before the convention, making the actual event a prolonged celebration of the party's newly anointed one.
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Typically, the nomination is sewn up well before the convention, making the actual event a prolonged celebration of the party's newly anointed one.
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He was God's anointed I still remember the day Long glared at me as if he wanted to punch me in the face.
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His ability to connect with and unify crowds, which could never fully get behind anointed top stars like Cena or Reigns, remains unparalleled.
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Even Mr Johnson, whom the model anointed as the favourite and finished tied for second, had less than a 10% shot to win.
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" He added that "the self-appointed and self-anointed critics of what goes on here" can't grasp "our core values as military people.
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But Erdogan's self-anointed role as the slain journalist's advocate belies an uglier truth: his own track record on press freedom is dismal.
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The title Mary Wept refers to the anointing of Jesus: Usually, when men were anointed in the Bible it was on the head.
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McGregor knocked out Jose Aldo in 13 seconds, gave the featherweight champ his first loss in a decade, and anointed himself new king.
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If the unabashed economic reformer is anointed his party's candidate for the 2017 election, far-right leader Marine Le Pen stands to benefit.
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The political cohabitation of self-anointed progressives with reactionary politicians on the issue of Puerto Rico is one that deserves a closer look.
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He was first elected prime minister in 1981, serving until October 2003, when he stepped aside for his anointed successor Abdullah Ahmad Badawi.
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With 96 restaurant posts at the time of this writing, and anointed with the distinction of "Yelp Elite," he takes his writing seriously.
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For a few minutes, "Ian Pooley" is the name God's chosen to disguise himself on Earth, and Daft Punk are his anointed messengers.
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The chances of some entirely different candidate being anointed as the GOP nominee at a contested convention in Cleveland now seem vanishingly small.
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Brown, newly anointed and perhaps swayed by pro-ranching staff members, signed the bill into law in a move that drew heavy criticism.
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And David Solomon, a longtime investment banker, has been anointed as the sole heir apparent to the Goldman Sachs chief executive, Lloyd Blankfein.
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Under that plan, the Commission's chief would be the anointed candidate of the political grouping with the most seats in the European Parliament.
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They all wanted selfies with a newly anointed local celebrity: a young farmer named Sone Soukchaluam, and his shiny, brand-new, silver refrigerator.
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Mr. Trump piled on the flattery last month, congratulating Mr. Xi after he was anointed to a second term as Communist Party leader.
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Incidentally, Virat Kohli's tweet in support of Bollywood actor Anushka Sharma, whom he's reportedly dating, has been anointed India's Golden Tweet of 2016.
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But as an energetic young bureaucrat, he became the favorite of President Georges Pompidou, who had been de Gaulle's anointed successor in 1969.
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He anointed Clinton over Joe Biden, though Biden had more charisma and a better connection with the white voters who ultimately supported Trump.
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The MPLA's convention where its top leader is anointed will be held in August and the general elections are due in late 2017.
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But many people happy to believe the worst about Trump will heave all their skepticism overboard when the next political savior is anointed.
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The town of Rovaniemi is home to a self-anointed "official Santa," his "evil" counterpart and a convincing recreation of the North Pole.
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The submissions were reviewed by a panel that included three former United States poets laureate, who are anointed by the Librarian of Congress.
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Russell Wilson was the too-short (5-foot-11) third-rounder; Cam Newton was the No. 1 overall pick, the anointed Next Big Thing.
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In this case, it appears Trump bypassed his own team and anointed himself national security adviser, White House press secretary, Russia expert and more.
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"At the end of the day, my candidacy ended up being helpful to her -- if we believe candidates should not be anointed," Sanders said.
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I got the chance to chat with Ajayi about her upcoming gig, her book, and the moment that she was anointed by Rhimes herself.
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William and wife Kate Middleton dated for around eight years before finally marrying in 2011 and being anointed the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
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" Paycom: "The stock is a little bit high, it's elevated, but it's one of those stocks that is anointed, is [how] I'd describe it.
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Things have reached a far greater level of injury, however, when the likes of Donald Trump are anointed the standard-bearer of our tribe.
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In the photo we see North's lucky volunteer waiting with her eyes closed as she's anointed with pink pigments, and eyes sprinkled with glitter.
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And that seems to be calling attention to something, so I'm speculating that the ceremony in which Jesus was anointed has a sexual component.
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At that point, the tech press was already writing Meerkat's obituaries with the same fervor with which it anointed the company an industry darling.
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A duo of Premier League titles and an FA Cup triumph followed, along with three League Cup victories under the self-anointed 'Special One'.
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Roll the clock back six years and we see HTC kicking off 2010 as the anointed child of Google with its Nexus One flagship.
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But for soldiers like the one who spoke with VICE, being anointed emblems of American power has made them less visible as actual Americans.
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Mr Cruz also dispatched Carly Fiorina, whom he anointed as his running mate last week in Indianapolis, to five different events around that city.
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This must have enraged Cunanan, the openly gay son of an immigrant, who saw in Versace the anointed prince that he longed to be.
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It was the G7 that first anointed Putin as a democrat when in 2002, little more than a year after Putin became Russia's president.
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"Today is one of the most ferocious days our people have seen," Abbas said, before turning his thoughts to the newly-anointed US Embassy.
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Woe befall the water carrier who broke the gourd that had been anointed in this way: such clumsiness might set off the worst calamities.
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What happened to the good old days when we would pick an anointed candidate ahead of time and all pile on the progressives together?
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For most of American history, this would have been impossible, because usually nominees were not anointed until the delegates met, often after many ballots.
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Which is appropriate because Lagerfeld himself is oft-anointed the Sun King of Parisian fashion in his role as the creative director of Chanel.
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This dangerous lurch has enabled him to bounce back in a second election in November and portray himself as the anointed one averting mayhem.
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Mugabe's efforts to ease Mnanagawa out of the picture and position his wife as his anointed successor were a significant factor in the crisis.
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Conventions are usually fairly boring coronations of each party's candidate, someone anointed a couple of months earlier and supported by large swathes of partisans.
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Barred by the constitution from running for a third term, he anointed Ms. Rouseff as his successor, and she easily won election in 2010.
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Here, the anointed white artist does the hands-on maintenance work that art institutions usually reserve for people of color — the reversal feels meaningful.
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Yet "Fargo" was anointed the best show of the year—and, on occasion, celebrated in tones suggesting that it had revived the anthology model.
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About halfway through Kendrick Lamar's intimate Brooklyn show Friday night, the anointed king of freestyling decided to invite fans to cypher with him onstage.
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Dara Allen, a young model recently anointed by Vogue, wore a pixieish pageboy wig, rhinestoned eyebrows and white baby-doll dress by Vera Wang.
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Jena Clough, 32, a studio owner and mother of two from Cape Cod, was among the seven amateurs anointed pro this year, placing third.
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Though some of the anointed developed their capabilities to the full, the institutional imperative to establish a hierarchy between them and us took precedence.
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While Ms. Jolie's earlier work as a director has garnered tepid reviews, several critics have anointed "First They Killed My Father" her best yet.
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No imam of the Grand Mosque had ever anointed a Saudi ruler as the mujaddid of the age or dared to imply as much.
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This, many of us thought, was a player who had been deprived of too many at-bats and who left before his anointed time.
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Buttigieg, Sanders, Warren, and Biden will all win delegates for the Democratic National Convention in July, when the party's presidential nominee will be anointed.
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The Yankees were in first place when Steinbrenner anointed Jeter, but they had fallen hard after a furious start, losing 17 of 27 games.
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In the aftermath, German media anointed her "Gipfelkoenigin", or queen of summits, for her ability to forge sensitive compromises between leaders with disparate views.
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More than 20 how-to hygge books were published here in 2016, though the Marie Kondo of the discipline has yet to be anointed.
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" More specifically, she referred to affirmative action as the "anointed dragon of liberal excess," and said race, generally, is a "hot, money-making issue.
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Early in his career, James Wood, the commanding, occasionally contentious literary critic at The New Yorker — once anointed "the last critic" — used a pseudonym.
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Enter Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salmans, another anointed son looking to make a name for himself after his father gave him considerable power.
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If so, it is a glitch the Mets have four days to fix — Collins all but anointed Montero to remain in Syndergaard's rotation spot.
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The danger comes when paying up for the anointed winners in tech at ever-higher valuations seems the inevitable choice of too many investors.
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He first came to power in a snap vote following Mr. Chávez's death in 2013, after the former leader had anointed him as successor.
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While other academics and conservative thinkers were tying themselves in knots over Dr. Gilligan's work, Harvard anointed her as its first gender studies professor.
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And if those bona fides aren't bona fide enough, the late Cubs announcer Harry Caray anointed Murray one special night at Wrigley field on Aug.
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On Tuesday, the King stripped his royal consort of her titles, status, and military ranks for being "disloyal," only three months after she was anointed.
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Beyond that, enormous companies with entrenched product platforms and durable cash flows riding long-lasting behavior shifts have become an anointed elite on Wall Street.
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If he were to be formally anointed "lingxiu" during the congress, his political clout would eclipse that of the past few presidents, the sources said.
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Last year Malik was anointed by Donatella Versace as creative director of the brand — a younger, cooler Versace if you will — after Anthony Vaccarello's exit.
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Cristina Fernández, the former leftist president whose anointed successor Mr Macri narrowly defeated, had long refused to negotiate with what she called the "vulture funds".
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That is an ever-present question in Silicon Valley during any lull in the flow of shining private companies that get anointed as public companies.
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Since a dominant electoral victory earlier this year anointed him to a fourth presidential term, Russian President Vladimir Putin has had little to cheer about.
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Yet he forced the prematurely anointed Clinton, around whom the entire party establishment had coalesced years prior, to campaign like hell until the very end.
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Referring to his life as a "comic book" and "show," Trump anointed public figures as enemies and created battles that were waged in the press.
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Given Biden's role in everything from segregation to the student loan crisis, it's easy to imagine this anointed frontrunner also limping to the finish line.
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Some Republicans tried to draw him into the 2012 presidential race, then anointed him as the 2016 front-runner — before the bridge fiasco, that is.
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The Ducks, meanwhile, have local players they want to develop, most notably backup point guard Feng Shuo, whom Marbury previously anointed as his heir apparent.
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For instance, "St Benedict of Palermo" (2014) is based on a sculpture of the anointed Moorish friar attributed to Jose Montes de Oca of Italy.
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The issue that Washington's bipartisan quasi-centrist establishment had for decades anointed as the One True Serious Policy Matter is suddenly … not discussed, at all.
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Isnilon Hapilon, an Abu Sayyaf faction leader anointed as Islamic State's Southeast Asian "emir" and wanted by the United States, was killed during that battle.
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And so it was last night when the anointed next big star, Roman Reigns, pinned the fabled Undertaker clean in the middle of the ring.
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If Mr. Dimon gives her a larger profit and loss to manage, it will send a strong signal that she is the next anointed one.
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But it occurred when church faithful were being ushered through an exit so that they could walk on "anointed oil," according to a government spokesman.
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After nearly 24 hours, during which time multiple candidates anointed themselves the winner, the Iowa Democratic Party finally released partial results from last night's caucuses.
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Soon they were opening for, and befriending, Taylor Swift, and receiving gifts of jewelry from Stevie Nicks, who anointed them as part of her sisterhood.
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She's rising in the polls and she has been anointed by the media and a lot of corners of the Establishment, but it's still early.
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As her heir, Graham anointed Ron Protas, a man more than forty years younger than she, who'd become her boon companion in her later life.
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Mr. Maduro first came to power in a snap vote after the death in 2013 of President Hugo Chávez, who anointed him as his successor.
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Mr. Nazarbayev handpicked his successor, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, a former prime minister and foreign minister, who had been Parliament speaker until anointed as acting president.
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After being anointed as the front-runner in the 2008 Democratic presidential race, she squandered her early advantage and narrowly lost the nomination to Barack Obama.
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The newly anointed Duke and Duchess of Sussex are planning to spend their honeymoon at the Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge in Alberta, Canada, TMZ reported Monday .
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On October 22, the King stripped his royal consort of her titles, status, and military ranks for being "disloyal," only three months after she was anointed.
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Historically, of course, there have been pretty strict limits set on who's anointed as a pop star and who gets to be in a boy band.
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Yes, there was said to be a "sinful woman" who washed and anointed Jesus' feet, but nothing in Christian scripture suggests that Mary was this woman.
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Marisa Levy, a Silver Spring, MD, mother of three was a senior executive at Discovery Communications and the self-anointed support center for new, nursing mothers.
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At the time it was really difficult, because I was hoping we could go on tour with Nirvana and be anointed by the Kings of Cool.
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In 2010 Justin Wender, the anointed successor of John Castle, the founder of an American firm called Castle Harlan, left amid a dispute about "future ownership".
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She, like her great-granddaughter Queen Elizabeth II after her, struggled to control her own image despite being anointed as the sovereign of a powerful nation.
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And Iowa's newly anointed governor, Kim Reynolds — who was standing on stage with Trump in Des Moines on Thursday — is a strong proponent of wind energy.
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That explains why Clinton's anointed super PAC, Priorities USA, will be the one hammering Donald Trump throughout the summer and fall, rather than Clinton's own campaign.
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That would be the suggestion, which he later amplified, that Donald Trump has anointed himself the judge of who belongs in America and who does not.
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Jensen was never an anointed successor to Dalio as some in the media have speculated, nor will any one person ever be, according to the people.
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The club's reputation took a major hit in 2006, when news broke that anointed author James Frey mostly made up his memoir A Million Little Pieces.
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And Sanders, once anointed unstoppable, is now fighting to prevent Biden from arriving in Milwaukee with enough delegates to secure the nomination on the first ballot.
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Known as the Quad King because he's so good at the four-rotation jump, he was anointed as a medal contender long before the Olympics began.
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The governor's anointed choice for attorney general, Letitia James, beat Zephyr Teachout, who seemed to have the most momentum in the last days of the campaign.
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After Mr. Jones's victory, Glamour anointed Alabama the state to watch, because, it said, the state has more black women running for office than any other.
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The new novel American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins, officially released on January 284, was anointed the biggest book of the season well before it came out.
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ESPN analyst and former NBA head coach Jeff Van Gundy on Thursday anointed the Warriors the champions before the first playoff game had even been played.
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It would seem that this would have been the ultimate defense of their anointed candidate for president as her intellectual reputation was battered by Comey's determination.
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It's meant to be anointed with jaew, a sauce that prizes smoke over sweetness, with sour tamarind countered by chiles and more of that roasted rice.
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Yet if this dynamic explains why people weren't baffled by Dylan's Nobel, it doesn't explain why quite a few poets and English professors wanted him anointed.
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You'll find those names in both Peek's scholarly research and the 33-year-old Texas Monthly piece that anointed San Antonio the heavy metal capital of America.
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" Rao wrote critically about affirmative action, including in a November 1996 piece for the Weekly Standard in which she called it "the anointed dragon of liberal excess.
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I am not a "New England expat," as you described yourself in your email, but I am the league's self-anointed keeper of the All-Lefty Team.
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By almost all measures, the Democratic pseudo-primary in this race has been a trainwreck — a dogfight between anointed frontrunner Foster Campbell and insurgent outsider Caroline Fayard.
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So when, on the evening of May 2nd, Leicester City were anointed champions of the English Premier League, a football competition, the country was united in delight.
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Earlier this year, April 10 was anointed Equal Pay Day for Women, marking the symbolic day that women as a whole reached pay equity with white men.
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Darren Dochuk is an associate professor of history at the University of Notre Dame and author of Anointed with Oil: How Christianity and Crude Made Modern America.
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Several of his early albums received five-star reviews (the magazine's highest honor) from DownBeat, which also anointed him a New Star in its annual critics' poll.
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They appeared with the three other newly anointed Library Lions in a video about the power of writing, and they ascended the dais to receive their honors.
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My current favorite combination takes cues from Barcelona, where a spectacular slice of toast is rubbed with garlic and juicy ripe tomatoes, then anointed with olive oil.
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"There's a soft spot in my heart for the color and fantasy of the '80s," Ms. Petras said while surveying a room anointed with cupcake-shaped banquettes.
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Nothing could be as solemn as the coronation, in which the monarch is anointed with oil and is believed to be brought into direct contact with God.
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But this episode of backstage politics — on which he would not comment — reflects a deeper challenge for women candidates for governor: They rarely are the anointed ones.
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Rijeka, Croatia, anointed a European capital of culture, wants to restore and showcase the rusting boat used by the Yugoslav leader, but far-right nationalists are outraged.
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And one way or another, Stewart or Delle Donne will be holding a trophy at the end of this series, a new queen of the league anointed.
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Its bona fides include the Toronto Book Award, bestowed upon its original publication almost 40 years ago, and its reissue now, anointed a classic by its publisher.
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As Zuckerberg notes in his speech, Facebook works to stop things like hoaxes and medical misinformation from going viral, even if they're otherwise anointed by the algorithm.
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To strip a man down, condemn him to be beaten, flayed alive then anointed with salt water, you cannot feel him the way you feel your own.
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Two years later, he returned to the law, heading to the two-century-old Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft as deputy chairman and anointed successor to the firm's chairman.
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WIRED and others first anointed USB-C as "the port of the future" in 2015, when Apple's entry-level, 12-inch MacBook introduced it to the masses.
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On Sunday, Martin Schulz was anointed leader of the Social Democrats, Europe's oldest democratic party, with 29 percent of the valid votes cast at a special convention.
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Hapilon, the Islamic State's anointed "emir" in Southeast Asia, was killed in October by Philippine troops in Marawi city, where he had led a five-month siege.
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But his brother, the anointed messiah of the spiritual organization called the Theosophical Society, remained in Ojai and transformed it into a mecca for New Age pilgrims.
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Pop Music The new pop music superstars of 2019 didn't need to adhere to the industry's long-held (and fast-aging) trajectory to be anointed as such.
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In fact, the press gave a pass to the beloved Barack Obama, the anointed one, over his border tactics, including -- you guessed it -- separating children from their parents.
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An outsider in the established British art world, he pushed against that status for so long that it finally flipped, leaving him an anointed theoretical and aesthetic insider.
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And that failure suggests to me that the movie isn't — and isn't necessarily intended to be — the vehicle for real-life redemption that many have anointed it as.
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The way that would happen is if Romney and his backers float his name as an anti-Trump compromise candidate that could be anointed at a contested convention.
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There is, of course, one important difference between how the Democratic and Republican parties are functioning right now: one successfully anointed a party-approved insider, and one didn't.
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"God put him there for a reason, for purpose - to discipline the people," he said, adding that the people had to respect the authority and "the anointed one".
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As with blogs and Facebook posts, the printing press meant written thought and communication, and its wide distribution, was no longer the exclusive province of an anointed clergy.
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Three months after MBS was promoted, Awda was arrested as part of a crackdown overseen by a security agency established by the newly-anointed heir to the throne.
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Still, Maduro, who was anointed by the late President Hugo Chavez, is doing whatever it takes to keep himself and his United Socialist Party of Venezuela in power.
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Though Sanders would enter the race with a constituency from last year's campaign, no candidate would seem as inevitable or anointed as Hillary Clinton was in early 2016.
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Maduro, Chavez's anointed successor, in 2013 inherited an stuttering economy that was rocked by the collapse in the price of oil - which provides almost all its hard currency.
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The arbitrary decisions of Trump and his anointed acolytes in support of these special pleaders and against the overall public interest are political substitutes for free-market decisions.
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A full seven years have elapsed since House of Balloons anointed The Weekend the de facto soundtrack to regrettable decision-making across all countries in the NAFTA pact.
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The program also featured stirring performances by Dormeshia Sumbry-Edwards; Kitty Lunn; Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater's Jacquelin Harris; and this year's Bessie-anointed "breakout choreographer," Mariana Valencia.
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Anointed by Audrey Hepburn in "Roman Holiday," and then popularized again by riot grrrls in the '90s, micro bangs made their return on a number of spring runways.
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"Coronation" was anointed the world's longest-running TV soap when "As the World Turns" aired its last episode in 2010 on CBS, according to the Guinness World Records.
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To them, O'Rourke, a white, male candidate had already been anointed the next sensation, his entry into the race greased by live television shots and O'Rourke-centric panels.
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Beyoncé was an obvious choice to be cast in an anointed blockbuster: the 25th-anniversary update of "The Lion King," the 1994 animated Disney parable set in Africa.
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For racially charged and bigoted reasons we won't dive into at the moment, somehow it was black people wrongfully anointed with the unique and patently false special designation.
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In its 2017 power ranking, The Hollywood Reporter anointed you, Ms. DuVernay, as the 70th most powerful person in entertainment, and, you, Ms. Witherspoon, as the 13th mostest.
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For these evangelicals, the facts that Mr. Galli pleaded with them to assess are "fake news" planted by "deep state," and even satanic enemies of the anointed president.
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" Somehow, the preacher must say with Jesus, "The spirit of the Lord is upon me, because he hath anointed me to deal with the problems of the poor.
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This is how a heart yields: sliced thin, pierced on a skewer and anointed with olive oil and its own raving juices as it languishes on the grill.
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The preliminary results of the Democratic Republic of Congo's presidential elections were announced, and it was not, as many had feared, the anointed successor of President Joseph Kabila.
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Further, it could also function as an acerbic joke about the nature of "gay icons," and how quickly and arbitrarily some gay icons (see: Nick Jonas) are anointed.
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Jack Kingston (R-Ga.) was the anointed candidate of the GOP elites, an experienced lawmaker on the Appropriations Committee with the backing of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Rep.
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Democrats are fighting tooth and nail for the majority this year, and Love has a Nancy Pelosi–anointed Democratic opponent in Ben McAdams, the mayor of Salt Lake County.
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The Cannes Film Festival has been an adoring showcase for Quentin Tarantino ever since he was anointed with the big prize, the Palme d'Or, for Pulp Fiction in 22012.
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The term was made up in 1989 by Deng Xiaoping, apparently to give his anointed successor, Jiang Zemin, greater credibility after the bloody suppression of the Tiananmen Square protests.
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Other than those already anointed by previous leaders, Xi is likely to call upon allies to fill the positions of several top leadership members set to retire last year.
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Pacquiao, now a senator and a close ally of the president, also said Duterte was anointed by God to discipline the Filipino people and his authority must be respected.
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The anointed growth leaders might have done all they can for now, but their levitation was the market's way of heralding a new payoff phase of the information revolution.
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Renault SA have confirmed that chief performance officer Stefan Mueller is to leave the company, clearing the way for Thierry Bollore to be anointed as number two on Thursday.
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Likely options include Putin leaving the Kremlin but continuing to run the country from another post, or bowing out of public life and handing over to an anointed successor.
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Over four days, the particular party rolls out its election message, unifies behind its anointed candidate, seeds attacks against the other side, and steels itself for the battle ahead.
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So Cramer went through the top 223 stocks he thinks will become "anointed" this year, in alphabetical order, to give homegamers a better picture of Wall Street's most wanted.
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His daughter Mariam Nawaz, widely seen as Sharif's anointed political heir, was also found guilty and is facing seven years in prison and a £2 million ($2.6 million) fine.
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So Cramer went through the top 15 stocks he thinks will become "anointed" this year, in alphabetical order, to give homegamers a better picture of Wall Street's most wanted.
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The challenge for younger artists — particularly ones of color — is this: do you want to accommodate yourself to this world on the off-chance that you will get anointed?
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After proving herself a more than adequate warrior, she eventually leads a daring mission to defeat the Huns and gets herself anointed by none other than the Chinese emperor.
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The Hindu nationalist movement anointed the B.J.P. as its political vehicle, and the party slowly gained strength, fueled by perceptions of corruption and entitlement in the secular political elite.
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In the 1970s, local preference shifted to the larger fish of the deeps, above all ahi (yellowfin tuna), typically anointed with shoyu (Japanese soy sauce) instead of sea salt.
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Ms. Jampol and Mr. Harris have not been officially anointed the first couple of Newark's art scene, but that may be only because such a designation does not exist.
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Newly anointed Saturday Night Live cast member Shane Gillis called Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang a "Jew c---k" in a podcast episode recorded in May of this year.
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While many language mavens are coming around reluctantly to singular "they" — in December Merriam-Webster anointed "they" its "word of the year" — some traditionalists still hold out against it.
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Instead he anointed Mr. Schulz, who had been president of the European Parliament but had no government experience in Germany, to take his place running against Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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Once upon a time, there would be little argument about whether a team that blew through the Southeastern Conference unbeaten should be anointed as the best in the country.
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"What they are essentially paying for is, or getting rather, is 28 top San Francisco designers, tastemakers, who have come in and blessed and anointed the property," Chan said.
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Created by the Canadian company WowWee, the Fingerling has been anointed one of this year's hot toys for the holidays, a designation that most toymakers only dream of achieving.
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Mr. Hill-Gibbins makes you aware of the tensions coursing through this portrait of a divinely anointed king who learns too late what it is to be a human.
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Interestingly, as the aura and familiarity of MoMA-anointed landmarks ebbs and flows, you may find yourself on your own, responding in less filtered ways to what you see.
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The cutlets get a quick sauté with capers and thinly sliced lemon wedges, both of which caramelize slightly in the pan, before being anointed with the heady chile mix.
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In 22008, the front-runner for lieutenant governor, the state senator Emily Couric, the sister of Katie Couric, developed pancreatic cancer, and she anointed Kaine to take her place.
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Mr Xi's audience included Carrie Lam, whom he had just anointed as the territory's new leader—the fourth person to hold the post of chief executive since China took control.
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Cramer was especially worried about technology, even Apple, which was anointed as a top pick by Morgan Stanley because of the impending iPhone 8 and the possibility of repatriation relief.
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Bob Corker, who campaigned for Trump, was absolved of his sins and anointed a #Resistance saint after he semi-jokingly suggested that President Trump belonged in an adult day care.
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The royals were anointed by god, Mary tells her granddaughter, and we all collectively roll our eyes and wonder what the big guy in the sky made of Tampon-gate.
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On a clear afternoon in late April, Google's newly anointed cloud queen, Diane Greene, took a drive to Menlo Park's Sand Hill Road, home to Silicon Valley's most prominent financiers.
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If the mainstream field hasn't been narrowed by that point, it will become very hard to avoid serious damage to the candidate who ultimately emerges as the party's anointed favorite.
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At a twice-a-decade congress of China's ruling Communist Party in October, President Xi Jinping was anointed for a second term as party chief, strengthening his grip on power.
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While she was anointed in this role mostly by the public, her latest gig only solidifies her reign — and attests to the enduring power of the sportswear trend in fashion.
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The more conservative Russian Church Abroad had proclaimed since the 1980s that the murdered Romanovs were full-blown martyrs, killed in an act of sacrilege against the anointed Christian emperor.
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OSI, which has somehow anointed itself as the body that will "decide" whether a license is open source, has a habit of myopically debating what's open source and what's not.
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In general, we need to run candidates who have policies we actually believe in, the types of leaders who are anointed for more than just being better than the Republicans.
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After the bombing of apartment blocks in Moscow and other cities, blamed on Chechen rebels, people latched onto him, then prime minister and Boris Yeltsin's anointed successor, as their saviour.
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Tacos — one of barracuda poached in clarified butter, another of slow-braised short rib — are anointed with sinigang, a tangy tamarind soup, and turned prickly with perforated curls of chicharrones.
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An opponent "would be good for her and make her stronger coming out of the internal race rather than her being anointed Speaker," added a House Democratic chief of staff.
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The wildfires will continue to rage and the fumata bianca smoke that all thought would rise by March will still be fumata nera; no presidential nominee pope anointed this month.
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The Associated Press was clobbered on Twitter after it anointed the Democratic claim that Trump was at fault for the shutdown "false," saying that the Democrats are at fault too.
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For many of the main participants in this melodrama, the actual but unstated purpose of impeachment is to correct this great wrong and thereby restore history to its anointed path.
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Yet Humphrey, who did not stand in a single primary and had promised (albeit reluctantly) to stay the course in Vietnam, was now being anointed as the Party's standard-bearer.
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A would-be auteur, the real Mr. Wiseau became a minor cult figure after he released a 2003 specialty item, "The Room," that some anointed the worst movie ever made.
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Gov. Jay Inslee may have thought he was scoring points with women voters when he anointed himself the most accomplished defender of abortion rights on the debate stage Wednesday night.
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For Hildegard, who was also, as of 2012, anointed by the pope for her early contributions to holistic medicine, the word was synonymous with health, of both body and mind.
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He has cultivated ties with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, called for a "countercultural revolution" inside the European Union, and anointed himself as the protector of Europe's Christian identity.
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Contributing Opinion Writer It's official: Amazon has anointed New York and Northern Virginia as locations for a major expansion, involving at least 334,2325 employees and an investment of $290 billion.
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Hostilities erupted last week when the military and the police moved to arrest Isnilon Hapilon, the Islamic State's anointed leader in the Philippines and head of an Abu Sayyaf faction.
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In 1970, Florida anointed itself the Sunshine State, but this documentary suggests that way out West, where much of this acid was produced, was where the sun shone the brightest.
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Spence Jr, who is a few wins away from being anointed the welterweight division's new Floyd Mayweather, won almost every minute of every round in a 2019 battering of Garcia.
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Keegan-Michael Key has a drolly ambiguous turn as a self-anointed star, but Gillian Jacobs, as a powerhouse performer tormented by self-doubt, is the film's movingly dramatic center.
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If there was just a single candidate around which the party united — as happened when May replaced David Cameron — a replacement could be anointed within a week or 10 days.
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Both, he says, accept the idea of Jesus as al-Masiya, the divinely anointed and uniquely inspired prophet, and reject the notion of Jesus as a co-equal Son of God.
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Wade ultimately has to be anointed with sex, power, and wealth in order for him to feel okay about coming out of his comfort zone and engaging with the real world.
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Evangelicals have one of the most powerful blocs in the country, and high-profile pastors have the power to direct their congregations toward voting for (and donating to) their anointed candidates.
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While not all jihadis accepted this and the claim was bitterly contested by al-Qaeda, tens of thousands of jihadi extremists came to see Baghdadi as God's anointed ruler on earth.
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A desiccated muppet valiantly struggles through tech fail after tech fail to eventually be anointed as Donald Trump's cyber czar and, maybe, finally have a chance at becoming a real boy.
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I have heard enough sermons about those who "speak against God's anointed" to know that it is inevitable, despite the fact that the book I wrote about them is very gentle.
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The term core was made up in 1989 by Deng Xiaoping, apparently to bolster the credibility of his anointed successor, Jiang Zemin, after the Tiananmen Square massacre damaged the party's legitimacy.
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Once the newly anointed Dias was groomed, checked and microchipped, he was sent to Germany to live with a foster family, while volunteers dedicated themselves to finding the cat's true owners.
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Readers of his constantly whirring Twitter account and watchers of the sympathetic hosts on Fox News were told that Mr Trump had been anointed the winner by several unscientific online surveys.
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The newly-anointed crown prince was also appointed deputy prime minister and will continue in his role as defense minister, in which he has overseen the Saudi-led war in Yemen.
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The manner in which Schulz originally anointed Nahles as his successor - without broad consultation - rankled with many in the party and resulted in Scholz being appointed as interim leader on Tuesday.
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It looked like he was having a great time at the event goofing off with Steph Curry, so let's hope this intrusion onto his anointed head didn't ruin the whole day.
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It is delicious, whether eaten alone or anointed with tahini sauce, for which Mr. Zeideia imports a Lebanese paste made with sesame seeds harvested in Ethiopia ("the best in the world").
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It seems only fitting, then, that in honor of Independence Day, the Bronx Zoo, with 24 bison, and the Queens Zoo, with six, would be celebrating the newly anointed national beast.
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Meanwhile, "The Female Persuasion" is being promoted as a major literary event, anointed "a feminist blockbuster" (by Kirkus ) and "this era's Great American Novel" (in the modest estimation of its publisher).
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Never mind the repetition in sauces, with both lamb and guinea hen anointed in onions alchemized with mustard, a version of yassa from Senegal (home to another of Ms. Kaba's cooks).
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In a Democratic primary that will almost certainly have more than a dozen candidates, being anointed by Obama — if he makes an endorsement — will be rocket fuel for one lucky candidate.
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The Beatles, specifically their self-anointed "leader" Jihadi John (Elsheikh would near-erupt when I called him that later, rather than his real name, Mohammed Emwazi), murdered a friend of mine.
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In a throwback to the tumultuous era of Disney's former chief executive, Michael D. Eisner, who anointed — and then discarded — a series of potential successors, Mr. Staggs was purged this week.
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But 85033 years after the ascent of Castro-aligned populist leader Hugo Chavez — and six years into the reign of his anointed successor, Nicolas Maduro — the country is a failing state.
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On Monday, Goldman Sachs Group picked the D.J. David M. Solomon, 56, a longtime investment banker, has been anointed as the sole heir apparent to Goldman's chief executive, Lloyd C. Blankfein.
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Anointed "Our Lady of the Sports," the ivory and gold statuette of a bare-chested Minoan goddess raises her arms skyward, recalling the poses of the Snake Goddesses excavated at Knossos.
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Borrowed from Fish Cheeks is a recipe for the rightly named zabb (Thai for delicious) wings, the meat anointed in lime, deep-fried, then encrusted in chile powder and khao kua.
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Whatever the reason that "Mektoub" was programmed and no matter how many scathing reviews it receives, the result is that the festival has reaffirmed Kechiche's stature as a Cannes-anointed auteur.
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Ferguson deemed the latter to be of such importance in the club's 2008-09 season that at one point he anointed him a contender for player of the year in England.
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The Liverpool striker has just been anointed the Premier League's player of the year, and the public displays of his Muslim faith that he brings to the field have transcended football.
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The committee has backed centrist state legislators for Congress in upstate New York and southern New Jersey, and anointed Gil Cisneros, a former Republican and military veteran, in Orange County, Calif.
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In the galleries, examples of the anointed objects are presented, usually accompanied by variations that attest to their influence, and by the prototypes, which generally respond to, or extend, the classics.
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The rapper and his crew were leaving Avianne & Co. in NYC Tuesday night when he got swarmed by a horde of kids that anointed him THE BEST RAPPER IN THE WORLD.
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Mota was anointed chief executive in June after six months in the role on an acting basis after his predecessor stepped aside to fight a ban by the country's prudential regulator.
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UGLY BABY Back in 2015, the New York Times critic Pete Wells anointed a dish of chicken legs in coconut curry soup as one of the 10 best of the year.
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According to the minister, the stampede took place after the pastor instructed worshippers, who numbered some 10,000, to rush to one side of the stadium all at once to get anointed.
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But if a clearly anointed successor emerges in the weeks and months ahead, diplomats and Palestinian officials say it may help mend internal divisions and encourage the world to re-engage.
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What I wanted, more than anything, was to be one of the anointed actors in the New York theater scene who was unanimously thought of as stage-worthy — as having chops.
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That's not to dismiss the "indivisual" trauma and cultural damage caused by all those years of the Victoria's Secret fashion, as it anointed itself the judge and jury of female beauty.
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In much the same way, to experience December, its lights and its warmth and what has always felt like an anointed time of year, we have to reach the darkest day.
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"Now is the appropriate time, since both candidates have been officially anointed," Director of National Intelligence James Clapper said on Thursday during public remarks at a security conference in Aspen, Colo.
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They emerged victorious from the Battle of Crait, having all but wiped out the Resistance under the command of Kylo Ren — who's anointed himself the new Supreme Leader, after killing Snoke.
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Goldman Sachs' anointed CEO-to-be will be getting an 8 percent increase in his base pay after stepping into the role, the bank disclosed in a securities filing on Tuesday.
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LeBron James is getting the highest possible praise from Muhammad Ali's ex-wife -- who's anointed the NBA star the "Muhammad Ali of basketball" for the way he's addressed racism in America.
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And there seems to be no suggestion of an anointed successor in her own office, as if the possibility she will one day stop what she is doing is all but unthinkable.
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Google's stock was bruised along with other tech stocks on Friday, but it has still climbed nearly 8 percent since Sundar Pichai was anointed CEO in August with the formation of Alphabet.
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The final worry on Cramer's list was technology, especially Apple, which was anointed as a top pick by Morgan Stanley because of the impending iPhone 8 and the possibility of repatriation relief.
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Photo: WalmartAmazon founder Jeff Bezos was anointed as the richest man in modern history this week, and he's just a hair's breadth away from being worth more than the entire Walmart dynasty.
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Trump may have inadvertently anointed 2017's version of Samuel J. Wurzelbacher — otherwise known as Joe the Plumber — a voter who became an unlikely conservative working class hero during the 2008 campaign.
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And, of course, a coup makes sense as the next turn in The Great Hidden Hand Racket, where the self-anointed expert places each erratic Trump step to a larger, coherent plot.
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Warren is scheduled to appear together with Biden on Thursday at a law policy event in Washington, providing another opportunity for Democrats to voice support for their party's newly anointed presumptive nominee.
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Though the GOP candidate isn't officially on the agenda, the traditional post-meeting press conference will provide a forum where both leaders will likely unleash their thoughts on the newly anointed nominee.
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In the end a majority of Kyrgyzstan's voters plumped for old over new, or at least continuity over change, electing Sooronbay Jeyenbekov, a former prime minister anointed by outgoing president Almazbek Atambayev.
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His anointed successor, Luis Donaldo Colosio, was assassinated on the campaign trail, and a few months later Salinas's former brother-in-law, the PRI 's secretary-general, was murdered in Mexico City.
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"It's going to take tremendous investment on the internet and in stores to be a retailer in the future," he said, naming Amazon and Walmart the anointed winners of this holiday season.
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This meeting has elevated an 252-year-old mare by the name of Annie Power into the pantheon and anointed a quiet American godfather of the National Hunt, the circuit for jumpers.
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He has been anointed—and travestied—as the ideal of the modern artist, even by those for whom art, modern or otherwise, is at best a diversion and at worst a scam.
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Jacobellis was anointed, predictably, as a made-for-television sweetheart in a must-see new event, a favorite with cascading ringlets of blond hair and a smile that masked her competitive muscle.
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Last year in Bangkok, after the crab-omelet specialist Raan Jay Fai was anointed with a Michelin star, waits for a table at the tiny shop-house restaurant stretched to three hours.
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He then spent six years working at his father's Australian businesses, doing so well that Rupert anointed him "first among equals," which was interpreted as meaning that Lachlan led the succession brigade.
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Today over 24 million have been anointed with a genus and species name, and there are said to be in excess of 2500 million species on the planet that are still nameless.
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GREENBURGH, N.Y. — It took less than 90 seconds on Monday for Steve Mills, the Knicks' newly anointed team president, to succinctly describe a vision of the future for his victory-challenged club.
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Swift's response to being anointed Artist of the Decade by the AMAs and Billboard provides interesting insight into how she sees herself now and where she thinks the next decade is going.
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Last year, the group anointed "Bohemian Rhapsody" and "Green Book" with its top prizes (as drama and musical or comedy, respectively), before the latter was named best picture at the Academy Awards.
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Heinlein infused his works with recurring sociopolitical themes, among them "the importance of individual liberty and self-reliance," as a sci-fi writers' society that anointed him its first Grand Master wrote.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia's Mahathir Mohamad, the world's oldest prime minister, promised on Tuesday to hand over power to anointed successor Anwar Ibrahim in spite of new sexual assault allegations against him.
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That makes sense: We've anointed these entities as "finders of fact" for society at large; their role is to separate fact from fiction, and thereby enable controversies to be settled on the merits.
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In fact, I noticed from my earliest days on Twitter how many of the people I followed and were building the biggest followings were either marketing types or self-anointed social media experts.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singaporeans are waiting to find out who will be anointed to take over from Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and become the city-state's fourth leader since its independence in 22010.
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Hapilon was the target of Tuesday's botched raid and Duterte said Islamic State in the Middle East had anointed him as its man in the Philippines, and Hapilon was revered as its leader.
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And I think now that congress is over, the 19th communist party congress is over, and he&aposs been anointed with these extraordinary powers, let&aposs see if he carries through on this.
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They're revolting against party elites, and especially against the all-in-the-family candidates anointed by the Democratic and the Republican leadership: Clinton and Bush, the wife and brother of past party leaders.
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While an Instagram-friendly idea is important for the anointed winners of the Young Architects Program, addressing the environmental issues around the installation is one of the most critical components of the contest.
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In the end, Foodgōd anointed the Orange Dole Whip as the best thing to get from Aloha Isle, which is roughly the Instagram equivalent of Foodgōd handing down the Ten Commandments to Moses.
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The clerk there sold me some dove's blood incense while assuring me that substitutions in spells were perfectly kosher, and even anointed my new candle with some lavender oil from her own stash.
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Despite an active harbor, the city has mostly turned inward from its bays and beaches, leaving ghostly pockets around the "city of hurried and sparkling waters," as Walt Whitman anointed it in 1860.
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" And the Chicago Tribune Editorial Board declared Brexit "a big bump for Trump," writing that the decision "ratifies his arguments that citizens should reject the dictates of technocrats, politicians and self-anointed experts.
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On the second night of the Republican National Convention, hours after his party formally anointed Donald J. Trump as its presidential nominee, House Speaker Paul Ryan made an impassioned plea for party unity.
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H.265 or HEVC, the format The International Telecommunications Union (ITU) anointed as the successor to H.264 is growing, but only makes up 6 percent of the market, half of WebM's reach.
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After their conscious un-heartpullin' with La'Porsha, her former teammates Manny Torres, Malie Delgado, and Christian Eason stayed up all night learning a new song, then anointed themselves with a new name: Rebirth.
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At this point, one might think there's not much left to say about a family that has come closer than any other to being anointed American royalty, and in a sense, that's true.
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"' They're reflective of Jesus, himself a child refugee, who said he was anointed to "…bring good news to the poor…release to the captives…sight to the blind...let the oppressed go free.
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As the (repeatedly) self-anointed "youngest flexer of the century," the kid does everything from revving "her" Ferraris to tossing stacks of hundred-dollar bills in the air with YouTube star Jake Paul.
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One person who is joking more at Mr Modi's expense is Rahul Gandhi, a scion of the Nehru-Gandhi family who is expected to be anointed head of the opposition Congress Party soon.
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She would theoretically command greater respect from her European peers during talks as a prime minister that had been democratically elected by a majority of citizens, rather than just anointed by her party.
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In the course of a few months, the evangelicals in America had gone from barely concealing their disgust at the freewheeling philanderer to embracing Trump as anointed by God to protect the unborn.
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This led to a fraught debate one Twitter and a resulting piece on the excellent A Thousand Flowers site, who anointed the club their Weekly Wanker, alongside previous luminaries such as Stefan King.
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The abiru, or royal court elders, had anointed him mwami, or king, in 1959, stunning Belgian colonial officials, fellow Rwandans and the recipient of the crown himself, 23-year-old Jean-Baptiste Ndahindurwa.
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But note the high gloss, like a candy apple's: At the last moment, the meatballs are anointed with a glaze of salty and sweet held in perfect suspension, neither flavor dominating the other.
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TODAY'S RESURGENCE OF crudités is, then, largely an outgrowth of the farm-to-table movement and its obsession with provenance, which anointed small farms as brand names and their products as premium goods.
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This is especially true for African-Americans, where there's already a "race within the race" to be anointed as the second choice to Biden, to become the heir apparent to a fallen champion.
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The back-room bloodletting that has come to typify Australia's turbulent politics claimed one conservative prime minister and anointed another on Friday, in the sixth change to the country's leadership in 11 years.
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I wonder what both Francises, saint and pontiff, might make of "Heavenly Bodies," the Metropolitan Museum of Art's colossal, hotly debated and richly anointed exhibition on the interweaving of fashion and Roman Catholicism.
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It was a night of rebellion among Democrats and loyalty for Republicans: Liberal activists upended the Democratic establishment in multiple primary races on Tuesday, while Republican voters backed candidates anointed by President Trump.
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I suspect they made the right calls with Allred and Jones, neither of whom was anointed by the party and both of whom faced primary opponents with more money and with powerful connections.
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The stocks went on to appreciate at several times the rate of the broad market and FANG became shorthand for an entire investing style of owning the anointed winners of the connected economy.
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They're revolting against party élites, and especially against the all-in-the-family candidates anointed by the Democratic and the Republican leadership: Clinton and Bush, the wife and brother of past party leaders.
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The army said there were reported sightings of the departure from the battle of Isnilon Hapilon, Islamic State's anointed Southeast Asian "emir", which Abella said showed he was not committed to his cause.
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"He seizes his chance, works like crazy, and takes power, making himself anointed and adulated by this incredible circle of French bosses and intellectuals," Gaspard Gantzer, a former classmate of Macron's, has written.
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That's partly because Hillary Clinton has lost the presidency by winning the popular vote, an anomaly that is only possible under America's odd system of electoral votes, which has anointed her opponent the victor.
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The Strokes were the probably the closest thing we've had since, but even then they were anointed the leaders of the "new rock revolution" (by NME), rather than being considered innovators of any kind.
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Lee Jae-yong was supposed to have it all as the anointed heir to the Samsung empire; instead he languishes in a Seoul detention center with little to do but watch an LG television.
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And the spectacular mission exemplified America's power to project force as foreign policy commentators sketch a narrative of US weakness in which Russia's Vladimir Putin is anointed as the new Middle East power broker.
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Worse, SVMK's current valuation makes the stock more expensive than the faster-growing Dropbox and just a cut below Splunk, a Cramer-anointed cloud king, which the "Mad Money" host worried could mislead investors.
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The former Playboy playmate is rooting for newly anointed GOP presumptive nominee Donald Trump to become president so her old pal Melania can "bring the glamour back into the White House," she tells PEOPLE.
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"And I think a candidate who was originally thought to be the anointed candidate, the inevitable candidate, is now locked in a very difficult race here in Iowa and in New Hampshire," Sanders said.
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Southeast Asian media is ablaze with discussion of the latest "decacorn" — $10 billion-valued startup — in the region after Go-Jek reportedly hit the milestone, but the Indonesia-based company is being prematurely anointed.
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"Dismantling collective bargaining rights in this state is a non-starter for Democrats," said state Representative Greg Harris, a Chicago Democrat whom Democratic House Speaker Michael Madigan has anointed as his budget point person.
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Emma Thompson, double Oscar winner ("Howards End" for acting, "Sense and Sensibility" for writing), environmental activist and dame (anointed in vegan sneakers), is frank: She admits that her bank balance often rules her career.
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Soon after, a boosterish collection of poems by William O. Wise, "Boulder the Beautiful," complete with promotional photos of the area, anointed Boulder the "Athens of the West," a cultural beacon for the Rockies.
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DORRANCE DANCE Before she was anointed a "genius" by the MacArthur Foundation, the forward-thinking tap dancer and choreographer Michelle Dorrance brought "The Blues Project" to the Joyce Theater for three sold-out nights.
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The 2017 Super Bowl between Atlanta and New England, between a mostly black city and the MAGA-anointed New Englanders, took on a uniquely political vibe, especially after Trump insulted civil rights icon Rep.
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To be more specific, Deya is accused of selling 750-milliliter bottles of Solestra olive oil—with the Aldi supermarket logo still on it, we might add—as a personally "anointed" cure for cancer.
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Then there was this game he played with Rand Paul, when Paul took on his anointed guy for that Senate seat in Kentucky — a mild-moderate guy — and McConnell played this very clever game.
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Supporters argued their newly anointed champion was simply keeping a campaign promise geared toward reducing the threat of violent terrorism from abroad, but the unprecedented move sparked legal challenges and protests at airports nationwide.
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Critical darlings have been anointed, most notably Analeise Gregory, the chef at Franklin, who not only serves sea urchin roe draped around linguine with wild fennel, but also dives for the spiny beasts herself.
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It may not have been part of the official mayoral entourage, but its dashboard was anointed with the holiest of government oils: a police placard giving it license to park where unblessed mortals cannot.
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During his weekly staff meeting at Goldman Sachs's Manhattan headquarters on Tuesday morning, the firm's head of digital finance noted that its president, David M. Solomon, had just been anointed the next chief executive.
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Almost immediately after he was anointed a starter, however, Austin strained his right hamstring and began the cycle all over again with a trip to the disabled list, followed by a minor league rehab.
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This season, that inconsistency morphed into ineffectiveness, and his status as the ace of the Yankees' pitching staff was usurped by Luis Severino, who was anointed as such by Manager Joe Girardi on Wednesday.
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HBO's "Succession" -- which focuses on a media dynasty that bears a more-than-passing resemblance to the Murdochs -- was anointed best drama, with an additional honor for Brian Cox as the family's ruthless patriarch.
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Based in Dubai, Ms. Kattan was in New York recently for a Women's Wear Daily beauty event — last year the publication anointed her the Digital Innovator of the Year in the "prestige" beauty category.
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DOHA (Reuters) - Malaysia's Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad suggested on Saturday he may seek to stay in power after 2020, just four days after he promised to make way for his anointed successor Anwar Ibrahim.
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Rovaniemi Journal ROVANIEMI, Finland — Here in Santa Claus Village, near the Arctic Circle, is the self-anointed "official Santa," a Finn who refused to give his real name, insisting he was actually Mr. Claus.
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The remaining question is whether the House of Saud can shake that and its Crown Prince off, or whether the dynasty has been irrevocably subsumed by its eager, newly anointed 33-year-old leader?
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More oddly, the officer then delivers one of the evening's weirder soliloquies, in which he announces that he's been anointed a secular saint, and then floats through the air a few inches off the ground.
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BEIJING — China anointed a new box-office champion over the weekend after the fantasy romantic comedy "The Mermaid" took in $140 million during its second week in theaters, bringing its total earnings to $418 million.
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It also shows the disdain with which people who haven't been "anointed" to political leadership and who speak on behalf of the working class (see: Ocasio-Cortez) are treated when they bring up inconvenient truths.
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And because Latinx singers are celebrated only during so-called booms — now an established trope in talking about Latinx culture — the lucky, media-anointed few get only a short period of time to establish themselves.
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That's what happened here earlier this month anyway, at a downtown Marriott, where members of the 127-year-old American Dialect Society anointed "they," the singular, gender-neutral pronoun, the 2015 Word of the Year.
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From ancient Greek and Latin, it made its way into other languages as a symbol of lengthened vowels or omitted letters, and today it hovers over anointed vowels in Romanian, Turkish, Slovak, Portuguese and Vietnamese.
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Given the long 84-to-one odds bookmakers placed against him, EAGLE anointed him its best value pick of the tournament, with a 2.04% chance of victory that was 238% higher than his market price.
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But, newly anointed Very Important, Very Brilliant Author or not, Yanagihara considers T her dream job, even if traditional magazines (and media at large) are going through some pretty ugly transitions (if not death throes).
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It has become a talking point in all levels of the industry, and with empathy as the TED Talk-anointed foundation of game-adjacent VR "experiences," it informs one of that technology's busiest content categories.
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"The proposed [RTS] standards are not only inconsistent with PSD2," the manifesto states "but they will force fintechs to become technologically dependent on banks" as they will require approval to be given to anointed partners.
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The big difference between the two cities wasn't anything to do with Protestantism vs Catholicism, posh vs, common, Celtic vs Hibs, but chips anointed with either salt and vinegar (Glasgow) or salt and sauce (Edinburgh).
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Sharath Jois, Pattabhi's grandson — who recently anointed himself on Instagram "Ashtanga Yoga Guru" and also added "Paramaguru" (which translates to "the lineage holder") to his bio — teaches in India and travels the world leading workshops.
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Even more aggravating for them is the support Mr. Tucker has received from the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee in Washington, which anointed him as its preferred candidate to challenge the district's Republican incumbent, French Hill.
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While she is enough of a regular on the podcast and HBO show "2 Dope Queens" that she's been anointed the unofficial third queen, this set might be the best introduction to her work yet.
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It's an odd name for a restaurant that can err on the side of meekness, as with a bland ceviche of yellowfin tuna, or duck supposedly anointed with patis but bearing no trace of it.
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Take one memorable shot that takes place during Henry's coronation: The camera sensuously pans up Chalamet's alabaster back as he is anointed by the Archbishop of Canterbury, revealing shoulder blades that looked carved from stone.
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Mnangagwa had promised a fresh vote soon after the ruling ZANU-PF party anointed him interim President in November, acknowledging that the people of Zimbabwe should directly elect their country's leader, Parliament and local government.
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This is thanks, in large part, to a grumpy old socialist from Vermont, who took on the party's anointed establishment hacks to champion Medicare for All, pushing this more radical policy idea toward the mainstream.
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And the rest of their caucus — including, notably, majority leader and anointed-Ryan successor Kevin McCarthy — has shown more interest in protecting their right flank on immigration than helping their vulnerable incumbents in purpling districts.
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There are hard-boiled eggs everywhere anointed with dye, and a ham in the fridge holding strong against late-night sandwiches, struggling against its eventual calling as the backbone of an exquisite split-pea soup.
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This time, it was Breitbart writer and self-anointed "supervillain of the Internet" Milo Yiannopoulos, whom the company finally banned after he stoked his followers into flooding Ghostbusters actress Leslie Jones with hateful and racist messages.
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Christians believe Jesus was both the Son of God and the Messiah, the anointed prophet for whom Jews were yearning; Muslims believe he was the second but not the former; Jews generally believe he was neither.
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The Lana Del Rey that the Washington Post anointed as one of the decade's most influential musicians is still in many ways the same figure that the Observer sneered over as a failure and a fake.
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This may be yet another parallel to Mr. Trump's performance on the hustings, where he has bent the truth into so many outlandish shapes that PolitiFact anointed his entire campaign the 2015 Lie of the Year.
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This is, mostly, nothing more than hack storytelling, the sort of shorthand that makes the anointed players into fearless gladiators and lets the rest of the league settle, faceless, into the role of villain or victim.
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And despite Fifth Harmony's massive social media fan base — the self-anointed Harmonizers — the group never really achieved the degree of radio play, sales, or cultural resonance of the other famous Cowell-created band, One Direction.
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I rubbed my clit and came, and then cleaned up properly (washed toys with warm water and antibacterial soap, and put sheets that may have been anointed with cannabis and butt gunk into the dirty laundry).
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In an op-ed for USA Today, Green anointed Trump the savior the religious right's been looking for—or at least a superior alternative to Hillary Clinton: America's foundation of religious liberty is already at risk.
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He still has a long way to go before he can be anointed another American Pharoah, who last year captured the first Triple Crown in 37 years, but he is certainly carving out an imposing path.
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They believed that Satan controls life on earth, that only a hundred and forty-four thousand anointed Christians will be saved to Heaven with Jesus, and that we are living out the last days before Armageddon.
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Who, after all, anointed a handful of Times editors to stand by the roadside as a parade of humanity passes and single out this one, this one — but not that one — as worthy of being remembered?
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And Yudelkys Paniagua, the chef, cooks dishes to order, like chimi, the Dominican street burger, reimagined as sliders but still gorgeously sloppy, anointed with pink mayo-ketchup whose snap comes from Country Club frambuesa (raspberry) soda.
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His boss, Carlos Principe, the capital's self-anointed "Gizzard King" - emblazoned in red letters on the shop's overhead sign - has heard complaints from clients over rising prices since the primary threw Argentine politics on its head.
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His boss, Carlos Principe, the capital's self-anointed "Gizzard King" - emblazoned in red letters on the shop's overhead sign - has heard complaints from clients over rising prices since the primary threw Argentine politics on its head.
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DAR ES SALAAM (Reuters) - At least 20 people were killed and more than a dozen hurt in a stampede as worshippers rushed to be anointed during a church service in northern Tanzania, officials said on Sunday.
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In recent examples in the region of powerful leaders who anointed presidential successors with hopes of controlling them — Ecuador, Colombia and even Argentina itself in 2003 — the one hoping to be puppet master generally fared poorly.
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Cramer said he would be a buyer of Schlumberger, the world's biggest oilfield service company, and noted that Chevron has been anointed a growth stock by Wall Street and BP has been dubbed a safe stock.
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The current iteration of the Chinese government, complete with a newly anointed leader-for-life, presents China-led private sector organizations with something of an ultimatum out of this survival instinct that predated China's market economy.
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The chance to join them — to be anointed a beast — was one draw of BuildaBEAST, which, after a few days of classes in hip-hop and contemporary dance styles, culminated in an audition for the troupe.
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While many of his peers are giving us beet salads, Boden is seducing diners with an elegant assembly of soft fried apples, some juicy pink grapefruit and a crown of miner's lettuce, anointed with buttermilk tamari.
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In this insular ecosystem, the president is seen as a divinely anointed leader, sent by God to save America at a critical moment in history, when, supporters claim, their religious freedom is under attack by secularists.
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DiCaprio, 41, arrived with his mom, Irmelin Idenbirken, and his close friend Toby Maguire, along with Maguire's wife, Jen Meyers – and it didn't take long for the crowd to take notice to the newly anointed Oscar winner. .
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Dog shows are different, with an implicit assumption that champions are anointed in a more personal manner: The tastes and training of the individual judge are every bit as important as the specimens standing in the ring.
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Lewis, the central character in the first two volumes of March, is often reduced to a bystander in the third, a far cry from his media anointed status as one of the "Big Six" Civil Rights leaders.
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Yet when he was anointed "the next Quentin Tarantino" before the release of his breakthrough film, 1997's Boogie Nights, it was presumed that his big sophomore effort would replicate Pulp Fiction's $100 million-plus box office.
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But despite a lot of help from the mainstream press, which anointed him a serious policy thinker despite so much evidence to the contrary (as Jeet Heer has written), Ryan's free market-ism never translated into popularity.
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Pop sensation and Twitter-anointed 'Lesbian Jesus' Hayley Kiyoko knew she was gay when she was 6 years old — but publicly became a 'lesbian icon' after the release of her hit single 'Girls like Girls' in 2015.
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But since the advent of a unified postseason in college football in 1998, with the Bowl Championship Series, the poll's significance has decreased substantially; only once in 28 seasons did it dissent from the B.C.S.-anointed champion.
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But the taco, presented open-faced, proves a fine vehicle for pork belly — known in Korean as samgyupsal, or three-layer flesh — anointed with ssamjang, the classic union of doenjang and gochujang, a punch of sweet brine.
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For two months the boards of CBS and Viacom, two entertainment companies controlled by the Redstone family, have explored a possible combination, something long wished for by Shari Redstone, the ailing media mogul's daughter and anointed deputy.
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Nuit Debout's organizers say they are not organizers, and the man anointed its "master thinker" in the French news media — Frédéric Lordon, a left-leaning economist at France's National Center for Scientific Research — scoffs at the idea.
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In a livestreamed video "information session" held last night at a Bel-Air synagogue, the self-anointed prophet of futurist transport announced his intention to dig a 2.7-mile test tunnel underneath Los Angeles' busy Sepulveda Boulevard.
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In a video circulated by the palace to mark her promotion on Wednesday, Queen Suthida was seen prostrate on the ground in a pink outfit, as the king sat above her and anointed her with holy water.
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These things happen when that peculiar species known as the one-and-done college player dominates the draft and is immediately anointed as the next fill-in-the-blank while still in the homestretch of teenage-hood.
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Like the disjointed, intergenerational indignities visited upon Plymouth Rock itself, the story of how this random boulder was anointed as the cornerstone of the country is a series of bizarre episodes that played out over several centuries.
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But to his longtime friends, what's most remarkable, or perhaps not, is how little the experience of suddenly finding himself, at 52, anointed a "hot," even marketable director has changed either him or his darkly iconoclastic vision.
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The position of county committee member dates back to the days before radio and television, when party chiefs anointed "block captains" to get out the vote, said Martin Connor, a former Democratic state senator turned election lawyer.
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Mahomes had a record-breaking first two seasons as a starter, led the Chiefs to the Super Bowl, and been anointed the best player in football by his own GM.Visit Business Insider&aposs homepage for more stories.
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Steven Rattner As the self-anointed job creator in chief, Donald Trump rarely misses a chance to use the presidential podium or his alternative podium, Twitter, to take credit for employment being created or retained in America.
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With Texas, then, Democrats can find multiple paths to 20203 electoral votes, even if they win just 16 states and don't carry traditional swing states like Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan and the newly anointed swing state of Wisconsin.
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Austria's rejection of the anti-European wave comes as Ms. Merkel heads this week into a congress of her conservative party, at which she will be anointed its candidate for a fourth term in elections next year.
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Last year's ceremony lasted more than four hours, anointed a completely unremarkable Best Picture (The Shape of Water, in case you forgot, which I definitely did!), and achieved the distinction of being the least-watched Oscars in history.
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Stephen Schwarzman, one of the firm's co-founders in 1985, who turned 71 this week, anointed Jon Gray as president and chief operating officer, making him the clear choice to replace Mr Schwarzman when he decides to retire.
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Dawla Islamiya in 2017 occupied southern Marawi City for five months before its core leaders were reported killed by the military in air strikes and street battles, among them Isnilon Hapilon, Islamic State's anointed "emir" in Southeast Asia.
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Investors should be asking these questions as they try to navigate a market that continues to reward the anointed "quality" stocks — those stable blue chip names that now look almost as expensive as they are popular and boring.
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This twice-a-decade meeting is akin to a closed-door election, and will see President Xi formally granted a second five-year term as the party's general secretary and a new generation of senior Chinese leaders anointed.
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In the church entryway is a gaudy gold mosaic on a wall, owned by members of the Greek Orthodox Church, that distracts from the nearby Stone of Unction, the marble slab covering the site where Jesus was anointed.
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But just when you were ready to tear into a bite of victory haggis, England's anointed white(est-ever) knight Harry Kane—donning the armband as captain for the first time—came to rescue England's fragile soccer ego.
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The fast rush of funding that Move Loot raised since first opening for business in 73 made it appear like one of the anointed in the fight to take on Craigslist in the sale of pre-owned furniture.
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She was nominated to her role not last July at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, but in 1992, when her husband destroyed the myth of Republican invincibility and Hillary Clinton was anointed the feminine face of evil.
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It's wonky, engrossing, almost mandatory viewing, following the money into political action committees, which attack the opponents of their anointed, who then — if all goes according to plan — win elections supporting the agenda of the corporations backing them.
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One day, the fantasy holds, if they're anointed and hard working, they can make their way up the bureaucracy to become a board member themselves with their own conduits of power and their own agents in the world.
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Incredibly, the 20113-year-old is now campaigning as Humala's anointed successor while on trial for orchestrating the murder of a journalist, who was about to report on army abuses, during the 22011s conflict with the Shining Path.
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But while queer art became a cause for museums and galleries — Mapplethorpe and Wojnarowicz were anointed figureheads in a battle between progressive and conservative values, which ultimately exposed their work to wider audiences — these women artists remained obscure.
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This year, 37 separate award shows around the country anointed a best actor and best actress, and sent them to live together in N.Y.U. dormitories and to learn musical numbers, complete with full choreography, at a breakneck pace.
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Instead, we ate where we talked, gathered around the counter or cross-legged at the coffee table, our plates anointed by the ever-ready bottle of sawsawan, a homemade tincture of spiced vinegar, with whole garlic cloves steeping.
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Several other Chinese leaders in their 50s are poised for promotion as well, and analysts are watching to see if any will be anointed with a seat on the Politburo Standing Committee, the party's highest rung of power.
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To the franchise's credit, its self-awareness of its ridiculous premise hasn't completely disappeared, as the idea of McCall's antics getting him anointed as a superhero is briefly touched on, and Washington ups the amount of dad humor.
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Serena Williams and then head of the WTA Tour Stacey Allaster anointed Eugenie Bouchard as the next big thing in 2014 after the Canadian reached the semi-finals of both the Australian and French Opens and the Wimbledon final.
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He called them the "BRIC" nations, and the monniker took hold: Brazil, Russia, India, China became a runaway hit investment strategy, and the countries themselves embraced their anointed new global role (photo above), adding South Africa to become BRICS.
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Or you might have to watch Trump and his new vice president, Robo-Linda McMahon, being anointed in blood atop the smoldering ruins of Capitol Hill, in which case you'll know you should have fucked off for eight years.
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Remember when Jeb Bush was the near-anointed candidate of the Republican establishment and the pro-Bush forces were so confident about their fundraising potential that wealthy supporters were asked not to give more than $21625 million early on?
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She had also come for New York Fashion Week, where the press anointed her (as Vanity Fair and New York magazine had done in September) the new face of a creative set populated by young women like Tavi Gevinson.
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Sure, the claws come out when talk turns to the barn-size target Michael Ovitz, who made more enemies than seems humanly possible when he was the agency's self-anointed Shogun in Chief in the 1980s and early '90s.
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Such critiques are now commonplace among insurgent left-wing movements in the United States and Europe, like the one that anointed Jeremy Corbyn leader of the British Labor Party and then increased the party's share of the popular vote.
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Xi was set to step down as president in about five years when his second term ends, but many were expecting him to continue his run after a successor was not anointed during a major leadership congress in October.
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The mother of the Abbasid Caliph Al-Muqtadir would melt it in oil; Catherine de Medici wore it in scented gloves; and ambergris has anointed English monarchs since 1626, including Queen Elizabeth II. But where did it come from?
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For nearly four decades, Michiko Kakutani, who has decided to step down as chief book critic of The New York Times, has anointed new talent, charted the peaks and valleys of literary careers and memorialized writers when they're gone.
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By the time they played their final set of the festival on the main stage, it felt like they had been anointed de facto Treefort MVPs; they were the only band across the week called back for an encore.
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He persuaded Ayatollah Khomeini to end the war with Iraq, and no sooner was he anointed president than he began knocking on the door of Abdullah, Crown Prince of the Islamic Republic's nemesis, Saudi Arabia, with which he quickly restored relations.
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Those words, like a Proustian madeleine composed of garbage and hatred, whisked me back to another time when that line was a regular refrain of the Gamergate debacle, an incantation intended to dispel any statements the self-anointed "gamer" disagreed with.
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But on a hot day in July — a few hours before he was officially anointed as the newest member of the Devils at the team's welcome celebration — Subban is happy to get a change from his usual in-season workouts.
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But while it's nice to think that Bloomfield would have shot to success on the basis of skill and grit alone, the truth is that, in industries notoriously hostile to women, being anointed by a powerful man can change everything.
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Ismail fled with his family on May 24 during a fierce three-day firefight that erupted just 50 meters away, when security forces tried to raid the hideout of notorious militant leader Isnilon Hapilon, Islamic State's anointed "emir" in Southeast Asia.
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Protesters in red t-shirts held hands and stood across the Mall — the road leading to the Palace — as Johnson was making his way to meet the Queen and be anointed as the next prime minister of the United Kingdom.
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We have to rally, not just around newly anointed winners, but also around those who, after risking it all, after sacrificing months of sleep and time with family, now have to pick up their lives and figure out their next moves.
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Schulz on Friday then gave up plans to become German foreign minister, hoping to shore up support among SPD members for the new coalition - but the manner in which he anointed Nahles as his successor rankled with many in the party.
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One can't help but notice how the ideological lines got blurred, and how self-anointed defenders of Puerto Rico — whatever that means — placed the interests of the DACA dreamers above the interest of the 3.5 million American citizens in Puerto Rico.
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Members of ZANU-PF, which Mugabe co-founded to usher his country into independence, voted the 93-year-old President out on Sunday and anointed Emmerson Mnangagwa, the former vice president fired by Mugabe earlier this month, as new party leader.
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It's unclear whether Romney will emerge from Saturday's caucus voting as the party's anointed candidate, even though the former Massachusetts governor has put 9,000 miles on his 40 Chevy truck visiting all 29 Utah counties in the past two months.
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And this is sushi as you'll find it at Daigo Hand Roll Bar in the subterranean DeKalb Market Hall in Downtown Brooklyn, where almost every hand roll — made with generosity, exactitude and beautifully supple, barely anointed fish — is less than $10.
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Mr. Kwei-Armah, the newly anointed artistic director at the Young Vic Theater (a role he last held at Center Stage in Baltimore), makes sure we feel how personally invested the characters are in what otherwise read as abstract arguments.
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Gomes had hoped to be the standard bearer of the left but was outmaneuvered by jailed PT leader Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, who is serving a 12-year prison sentence for corruption and anointed Haddad as his stand-in.
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As far back as the 1860s, a patrician British contingent was spending the cold months in the winter sun here; by the 1960s, the jet set had anointed St. Moritz the hallowed ski spot of wealthy scions and the internationally fabulous.
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Other pupusas come filled with inky refried beans and chicharrón — not cracklings but pork shoulder, anointed with orange juice and browned in a pan, then pulverized with tomatoes, onions and green bell peppers and returned to the stove to darken further.
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Kendall, long considered the anointed successor, is a perpetually recovering drug addict who crumbles in the face of pressure from his father or anyone else, even before the most shocking incident on the show to date renders him almost ghostlike.
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He was never going to be an anointed cool kid, like the 313-year-old Sanders — fresh off a heart attack — who around this time was being feted at a rally in Venice Beach with his trophy endorser, Ocasio-Cortez.
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According to "The Redemption of an African Warlord," which often reads like a fable, he subsisted on chalk, flew through the air, and was anointed high priest of a secret society—a post that required him to perform monthly human sacrifices.
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And in what could be the start of a new tradition, Apple also anointed an Apple Arcade Game of the Year with the gorgeous, fast-paced and music-filled Sayonara Wild Hearts developed by Simogo and published by Annapurna Interactive.
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Lieutenant Colonel Emmanuel Garcia, head of the Western Mindanao civil-military operations, on Saturday said intelligence indicated that Malaysian operative and extremist fundraiser Mahmud Ahmad had been killed, while Isnilon Hapilon, the Islamic State anointed "emir" of Southeast Asia, had fled.
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Ryan (who has been squeamish, as speaker, on immigration and who is trying to look out for Kevin McCarthy, his anointed successor as speaker) didn't show any interest in taking up the "queen of the hill" plan on his own.
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And because that's the belief, there's always another wrestling promotion ready to be anointed as the great hope, the one which can provide real competition to WWE and rid us of the vast, empty expanse of sameness which WWE represents.
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He is, like Cyrus, anointed by God and thus has divine legitimacy (Trump's spiritual advisers, including evangelical figures Robert Jeffress and Paula White, have repeatedly hammered this point), but he has no obligation to live out Christian principles in his personal life.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Some U.S. intelligence officials are concerned that Donald Trump's "shoot from the hip" style could pose national security risks as they prepare to give him a routine pre-election briefing once he is formally anointed as the Republican presidential nominee.
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People magazine's newly anointed Sexiest Man Alive might be a great marketing hook (and he even sings), but Maui's arrival shifts the movie onto a different track -- from a young girl's emotional coming-of-age story to something more broad and jokey.
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Hapilon is the anointed "emir" of Islamic State in Southeast Asia, and Omarkhayam Maute is one of two brothers at the helm of the militant group that has been fighting the military since a siege of Marawi City began on May 23.
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It's a decision that could have repercussions far from the corner of 61st and Madison in Manhattan — and not just because Barneys' flagship store may well disappear if Authentic Brands Group, whose bid has been accepted, is officially anointed the new owner.
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Other American Christians read the Declaration of Independence as a definitive break with old-world ideas of divinely anointed rulers, combined with a bold insistence that man must take responsibility for determining his own destiny in the light of reason, conscience and experiment.
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These included the moment when the queen was anointed on her head, chest and hands with specially prepared oil, an act which consciously recalls the earliest known period in the religion of ancient Israel, when the roles of priest and monarch were combined.
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Almost exactly one year after the Minnesota Timberwolves anointed Kris Dunn as the point guard most likely to direct Karl-Anthony Towns and Andrew Wiggins through their primes, the former Providence star was reduced to one third of an embarrassingly lopsided blockbuster trade.
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While best know for her massive, 17-million-copies-sold breakout single "Call Me Maybe," since 2015 Jepsen has carved out a unique niche for herself as a pop music savior anointed by the kind of people who spend hours on music blogs.
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May's much anticipated, but yet to be anointed replacement, former foreign secretary Boris Johnson has already announced a trip to DC to meet Trump will be a priority, assuming he wins his party's leadership contest and is sworn in as PM next week.
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He had quickly been anointed Bundy's bodyguard, and in all of the pictures he stood with his sidearm like a lifelong acolyte next to a man who said his Mormon faith was what had led him and his followers to this point.
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In punk, this came in the form of dozens of sub-genres that spawned tens of thousands of bands, and millions of infuriating lectures and disagreements from the gatekeepers of artistic purity who've anointed themselves as the Eternal Arbiters Of Genre Authenticity.
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The question now — especially after we've seen a little wobble in the stocks of the half-dozen or so anointed Big Tech companies in recent days — is whether investors have gone too far in taking shelter in this quadrant of the market.
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The Neediest Cases Fund As hundreds of newly anointed graduates of John Jay College of Criminal Justice made their way across the commencement stage at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday, the college's president, Jeremy Travis, beamed with pride at one particular student.
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With a full band and a small choir, he performed a few of the original songs he wrote for the soundtrack and managed to weave in references to the film, even dedicating one tune to the newly anointed Fox chief, Stacey Snider.
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Eat Let's stipulate that chicken parm – crisp chicken served with tomato sauce, draped in mozzarella and anointed with grated Parmesan, served perhaps on a hero roll or beside a tangle of pasta – is among the finest dishes of the Italian diaspora in America.
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For those in the bleachers he is a speck in the distance, but for everyone there he is a giant of modern preaching, the anointed successor at this, the largest church in the world, where one in ten Korean Christians is baptized.
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No one here has anointed Wentz as an amalgam of Andrew Luck and Brett Favre, or petitioned to rename the state as Wentzylvania, or pricing flights to Minneapolis — site of a certain big game that rhymes with Grouper Roll — for early February.
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Mr. Antonov was often seen as a blunt proponent of Russia's position, so there was some speculation that he was first anointed as Mr. Kislyak's successor in anticipation of a tough relationship with the Clinton administration, which did not come to pass.
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Naturally, our recent chat with Lipa around her new YSL fragrance gig turned to tats, and as soon as we asked for her favorite, she anointed the "Sunny Hill" inked just below the ditch of her right arm as her most loved.
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"The New York Daily News reported that Barbara Bush has vowed revenge against Trump for ending the 'low energy' campaign of her son Jeb, the anointed one and that the Bush clan is all-in in the effort to stop Trump," they wrote.
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The Democratic Party establishment, which anointed Hillary Clinton before the campaign began, seems unable to comprehend much of anything about American culture beyond the urban centers of the West Coast, the northern half of the East Coast, and about four other states.
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Even more than Karen Handel, the Republican who won a hotly contested House seat in a special election in Georgia this week, Prince Mohammed was Mr. Trump's anointed candidate — in this case, for the byzantine struggle to control the House of Saud.
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One wild card for the Saudis is Mr. Trump, who anointed Prince Mohammed a key player in his plans for the Middle East and stood by the prince when anger over Mr. Khashoggi's death grew in other parts of the United States government.
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Leonard's 33 points, late dunk lift Spurs past Cavs in OT CLEVELAND — In the days before the wounded San Antonio Spurs descended on Cleveland, LeBron James anointed Kawhi Leonard the new face of the Spurs' franchise now that Tim Duncan has retired.
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Hebron was also the political capital of the Jewish people under King David before his conquest of Jerusalem, and it was in that city that he was anointed king over all of Israel (II Samuel 5:1-3) and reigned for seven years.
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Mekas wrote that "Pull My Daisy" could be seen as a Beat film, but he saw it more rightly as "a portrait of the inner condition of an entire generation," work that was representative of what he anointed the New American Cinema.
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The images of Jamal Khashoggi's son, Salah bin Jamal Khashoggi, shaking hands with King Salman and then his anointed heir, the Crown Prince, Mohamed Bin Salman, was a remarkable display of the sustained and catastrophic disconnect between Riyadh and the outside world.
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In May, Vox's Matt Yglesias anointed him the president of Reddit for being wildly popular with a small slice of Americans who can't get enough of a grumpy old man with a Brooklyn accent shouting at George Stephanopoulos about the Nordic social model.
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At the Irish pub, Trump's sensei transported his audience to the Stone Zone, as he calls it, where alternative facts are gospel, Nixon is held up as the Beltway version of Mahatma Gandhi, and the current sitting president is America's anointed messiah.
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I speak of people like the permanently indignant head of the Catholic League, Bill Donohue, self-anointed spokesman for the Church, who disgraced himself on Monday with this vicious tweet: All I know is that Bowie was a switch-hitter who tried to sing.
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The junta took the unusual step of asking King Vajiralongkorn, who succeeded his father in December, to solve that dispute; he anointed a less controversial alternative, Somdet Phra Maha Muniwong, who hails from the smaller and more orthodox of Thailand's two main Buddhist orders.
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Four hours after each volunteer had anointed himself, which was the point when any testosterone he might have absorbed would be at peak concentration in his bloodstream, he was asked a series of questions, for which small cash prizes were awarded for the correct answers.
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One is always wary of making generalizations, but when an artist is surrounded by this much money and success, becoming an anointed member of the jet-set, global mega-wealthy, it can be hard to make work that is about anything but lifestyle and success.
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One of the billboards positioned in the Entertainment District depicts a crimson-toned profile view of Mary J. Blige with Weems's hands caught in the action of placing a crown on the Blige's head, with the word "anointed" printed in white block capital letters.
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Being anointed top dog in Bon Appetit's 2015 best-of list made getting reservations insufferable, but the restaurant recently rolled out a new system to preserve a few walk-in tables every day so that you don't have to be Zuckerberg to get in.
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It is considered a better barometer of the overall sentiment of the Republican base than Iowa, which in recent years has anointed the ultra-conservative candidate out of the GOP pack, or New Hampshire, whose large bloc of independent voters can produce unpredictable outcomes.
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Earlier this week The Daily Mail published images of a scruffy Daryush 'Roosh' Valizadeh emerging from his family's basement in Silver Spring, Maryland, confirming what many suspected about the self-anointed king of neo-masculinity and pick-up 'artist': he's largely full of shit.
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And as long as there's been a contemporary "south London scene," one of artistic singer songwriters and suburban rap acts, there's been King Krule's name plastered at the front, as the press-anointed figurehead of the whole thing, sometimes playing low-key small pub shows.
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In RISE THE DARK (Little, Brown, $26), Eli Pate, a self-anointed messiah capable of calling up a homegrown army of "more than 200 heavily armed and deeply paranoid white men," is preparing to shut down the electrical grid supplying energy to half the country.
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Acocella notes that Balanchine never anointed Martins in public, and this is true—both the board and the administration of N.Y.C.B. in 1982-83 felt that it was important and morally just to allow Balanchine to end his life as the company's ballet master.
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With that in mind, here are five stories expected to dominate the N.H.L. McDavid, the Edmonton Oilers' star center, has been anointed the next face of the league, having compiled 1003 points in 2100 games in a rookie season interrupted by a collarbone injury.
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It was around this time that a 27-year-old tribal shaman named Charlie Ouyerack proclaimed himself Jesus Christ, and anointed his pal Peter Sala—the tallest man on the island who also happened to be the best hunter and ice navigator—as God.
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Along with adding three-level brick dwellings around the corner from his shipyard, Jackson anointed the neighborhood Vinegar Hill, a potential rallying cry for Irish immigrants familiar with a final, fateful battle that took place at that hill during Ireland's 1798 rebellion against British rule.
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Her flavors are strong but balanced, as in sinigang, a soup suffused with tamarind to deliver an edifying sourness, and beef a lo pobre, so-called pauper's steak, a broad plank of Angus rib-eye anointed with the most minimal seasonings and tasting of plenty.
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And the GOP's anointed savior, Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE, just did a swan dive into the healthcare pool and discovered there was no water.
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Criticism intensified on Tuesday, after Oprah Winfrey anointed the novel as her next book club pick, in a splashy joint appearance on "CBS This Morning" with the author, whom Ms. Winfrey said she hoped to interview near the border for her book club program.
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In 2015, Prince Charles anointed Mantel with the title of Dame Commander, Order of the British Empire, the equivalent of knighthood, prompting some in the press to sneeringly draw comparisons between the modern-day royals and the louche, back-stabbing behavior of the Tudors.
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Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiGraham predicts Senate will take up impeachment trial next week Pressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Trump trade deal faces uncertain Senate timeline MORE, a Democrat representing California's 2628th Congressional District, has apparently anointed herself as California's third U.S. Senator.
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A large, upright stone on a terraced hillside on the edge of the settlement is revered as the one that Jacob slept on, then anointed with oil, after God appeared in the dream and promised all the land around to him and his progeny.
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The anti-Trump revolution that has been fomented in the early days of his administration has no use for conciliation or nuance and, taking that as the measure for making friends and designating enemies, has anointed Ms. Gillibrand as a soul mate in focused opposition.
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Some in the French sports media have invoked Tony Parker, the French point guard for the San Antonio Spurs, as a model — a facile comparison, in the same way that every good, young soccer midfielder in France is prematurely anointed the next Zinedine Zidane.
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While Ramirez's roots in Manhattan's anointed temple of fine dining might strike fear in fans of the Peruvian-rotisserie-chicken chain Pio Pio (how can you elevate such perfection?), Llama Inn turns out to be fun, unusual, a little bit goofy, and extremely delicious.
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Ruth Negga, a newly anointed Oscar nominee, plays Mildred Loving, and Joel Edgerton is her husband, Richard, in Jeff Nichols's fictionalized account of the interracial couple whose battle for the right to have their marriage recognized in 1950s Virginia went to the Supreme Court.
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But where this approach becomes murky is when such a writer gets anointed by white media as the voice of a generation, thereby cementing one person's views — in this case, an emphasis on racial trauma as central to living — as the definitive version of black womanhood.
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In its purest form, religiously inspired monarchism holds that the slaying of an anointed emperor, in Nicholas II, was an act of sacrilege for which the whole Russian people are at some level responsible, and for which the travails of the Soviet era were an inevitable punishment.
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Star-struck Senate Republican leaders anointed the 38-year-old, Stanford- and Yale- educated state attorney general as their top recruit of 2018 – a squeaky-clean figure they saw as the future of the party and an ideal opponent to take on the endangered Democratic incumbent, Sen.
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The feat he had just achieved once seemed unthinkable: the 74-year-old democratic socialist from Vermont had come within a fraction of a percentage point of slaying Clinton, the anointed candidate of the Democratic establishment and one of the most famous women in the world.
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The extent to which the election becomes an example of "third-party harm-doing," the less attention will be drawn toward the party establishment which virtually anointed Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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A bureaucrat who specialized in overseeing giant public companies in Brazil's energy industry, Ms. Rousseff had not held elected office until her predecessor, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, anointed her as his heir after other leaders in the Workers' Party were tarnished by a vote-buying scandal.
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With the five new members of the PBSC aged 219 or above, no heir apparent to Xi was anointed, breaking with recent custom and prompting speculation that Xi would seek to stay in power beyond 22017 when his second five-year term is due to end.
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Other freaks entering the "news" agenda include a foul-mouthed Robert De Niro at an awards show, former Vice President Biden wanting a fist fight with Trump, and an array of late-night comics who have somehow been anointed by broadcast news producers as sagacious intellectuals.
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The last two traits were attractive to the home-run-dependent Mets, and they anointed him their leadoff hitter — which he had been for the team in his first seasons in the majors, before he left for Miami as a free agent after the 2011 season.
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Lee, a leading North Korea leadership researcher, said the state's theory of succession means Kim the younger's rise should have been completed while his father was alive: Kim's father was anointed 22016 years before he took over, giving him time to build allies and a leadership system.
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In light of that, Mr. Rose's accomplishment seems singularly impressive — as well as instructive — more so even than what Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez managed to do in her primary fight against a longtime Democratic Party loyalist, a feat that left her anointed as the future of liberal politics.
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When you focus on questions like which Hollywood actors get to play fictional characters, or organize meetings where people with fancy jobs steer a presidential candidate toward their views, anyone who professes not to care about any of these things can easily be anointed a bold outsider.
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Wednesday, however, was dominated by Mr. Cuomo and his anointed allies, including Letitia James, who secured the party's nod for attorney general, a position suddenly vacated in early May after the resignation of Eric T. Schneiderman, who has been accused of physically abusing several romantic partners.
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Long market uptrends tend to stretch to or above 20-times earnings; mega-cap growth stocks typically become the anointed leaders; unwelcome news such as the U.S.-Iran confrontation tend to be mere gut checks and buying opportunities and investor optimism builds as the indexes climb.
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In fact, research firm Emarketer projects that Amazon will generate more than $1 billion in U.S. ad revenue this year — slightly more than its prediction for newly anointed Wall Street darling Snapchat, which is first and foremost an advertising-based business (despite its "camera company" spin).
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In early 2014, Mr. Salvini, then the freshly anointed leader of a marginal party polling around 3 percent, entrusted his social media strategy to Luca Morisi, a software developer who focused on Mr. Salvini — rather than a party-centered strategy — to forge a direct link with supporters.
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"I just did two full weeks of training in Sydney just so I could come last here today..." Cummins, the self-anointed "Honey badger" of Australian rugby, is as well known for his look and creative use of local slang as he is for his try-scoring feats.
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But it did not seem out of place at Midtown's Hatsuhana in 183 when The Times anointed it with four stars — one of five restaurants in the city at the time to receive the honor — transforming sushi in Manhattan from an expensive, forbidding novelty into an enduring status symbol.
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Isnilon Hapilon, Islamic State's anointed "emir" in Southeast Asia, and Omarkhayam Maute, one of two Middle East-educated brothers at the helm of the militant alliance, were killed in a raid on a building in Marawi and their bodies recovered on Monday, Philippine Defence Secretary Delfin Lorenzana said.
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And like Carter—who anointed himself the sole vehicle of reform, cultivating, in his words, "the lonely, independent candidate image depending on the voter only"—Trump has declared himself the single, solitary voice of renovation: "I alone can fix it," as he said at the Republican National Convention.
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RELATED: China's political elite embarks on its 'Game of Thrones' Tigers, flies, foxes The 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China will see President Xi formally granted a second five-year term as the party's general secretary and a new generation of senior Chinese leaders anointed.
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This group of three, led by Marvel Entertainment chairman Ike Perlmutter, was very open about the fact that they had been "anointed by the President and had his full support to influence policy at the VA" despite never being appointed or installed as formal advisers, the source said.
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The Purge is in March, at the height of the campaign, and the New Founding Fathers' anointed candidate (Kyle Secor) is facing a strong challenge from Senator Charlie Roan (Elizabeth Mitchell), who has made purge abolition her life's cause after surviving the slaughter of her family many years before.
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Even though he tried to keep them in check by saying the Cleveland Cavaliers were "not ready" to win a title in his Sports Illustratedarticle announcing that he would return to the team that drafted him, betting markets instantly anointed them the favourites for the 63-15 season.
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He was anointed by another force that Sanders supporters loathe when former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg on Wednesday threw his backing behind the former vice president -- an embrace that could mean millions of dollars continue to be spent on ensuring that Sanders is not the Democratic nominee.
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They are arranging meetings with a real who's who of nasty figures — the kind of government leaders from foreign nations who might not otherwise have access to American power but [who] the Family, in pursuit of their strongman vision of Jesus, thinks are actually anointed by God for leadership.
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Ms. Merkel's anointed successor, Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, who last fall won the contest to succeed the chancellor as head of their conservative party, has seen her approval rating drop sharply in recent weeks as questions about her capacity to lead the party into the next election have grown louder.
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"Anointed with Gravy," a delightful episode of story club in which our hero becomes embroiled in an inheritance dispute with Aunty Margaret, a gold-toothed Hyacinth Bucket who owns a ferret and once tried to scam an insurance agency posing as the victim of an audacious steak robbery.
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Mr. Perez, who was Mr. Obama's labor secretary, is still viewed as a favorite in the race, and he has been backed by former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. But he has struggled to dispel the impression that he is an anointed favorite of Washington power brokers.
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Ashurbeyli, who anointed himself Asgardia's "Head of Nation" last year, has repeatedly stated that he wants Asgardia to be able to run itself in a democratic manner, even joking to Meduza that he'd like to retire to the French Riviera like Putin after his first five-year term is over.
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The American Sociological Association gave ''On the Run'' its Dissertation Award, and many of Goffman's peers came to feel as though she had been specially anointed by the discipline's power elite — that she had been allowed, as the future public face of sociology, to operate by her own set of rules.
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Made in L.A., the third in a biannual exhibition at the museum, features artists who are already highly regarded, or else anointed as up-and-coming, whereas Telles presents a historical group show of 20th-century LA surrealists who, in many cases, were never much known outside their own circle.
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In March of this year, Beth Marsh, a 29-year-old photographer from London, paid about $85 to have small circles of her skin burnt and anointed with kambo, the poison of an Amazonian giant leaf frog, before being induced to vomit into a bucket to a soundtrack of shamanic chanting.
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In an era when every extreme band with a modicum promise is briefly anointed "the next Metallica," the Bayonne, France-based quartet were as close to the real thing as you could get: roaring, surprisingly smart lyrics; riding the melodic wave, but never forgetting that it's all about that riff.
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On Tuesday, though, presumably to tide over diners hungry to try Michelin-anointed eats, the organization released its list of 151 Bib Gourmand restaurants from Sacramento to San Diego, where you can get meals of at least two courses, plus a glass of wine or a dessert, for $40 or less.
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Ms. Taub and Mr. Kwei-Armah (the recently anointed artistic director of the Young Vic Theater in London) have extended the original play's consideration of the ambiguities of identity to address an age in which the divisions between sexes and classes paradoxically feel both more porous and unbridgeable than ever.
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RICHMOND, Ky. — President Trump on Saturday anointed Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, as "the greatest leader in history," an exchange that underscored how an often contentious dynamic has been smoothed by Republicans' success in seating Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh and a host of other conservative judges on the nation's courts.
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In response to criticism of her handling of the situation and inability to control her state-level CDU colleagues, Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, Merkel's self-anointed successor and head of the party, also resigned her post; the direction of her party, and therefore the country, now depends greatly on who succeeds her.
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You see, Elizabeth Warren is now the anointed one, much like one former secretary of state Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonGiuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report California political donor indicted for 2 overdose deaths at his home Sanders heart procedures shines spotlight on age of top Democrats MORE was.
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Three months after the Yankees' president, Randy Levine, used an aerospace analogy to criticize Betances, a setup man, for requesting a closer's salary in arbitration, Betances began this six-game trip as the club's newly anointed closer, replacing Aroldis Chapman, who is out because of inflammation in his left rotator cuff.
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His handlers are presuming that having seen Mr. Biden dispatched and Mr. Buttigieg all-but-anointed, the Democratic primary electorate in the Super Tuesday states (and beyond) would recoil with buyer's remorse and scramble to find a more "suitable" (meaning "not gay," although no one will ever admit it) replacement.
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Honored by the CFDA, anointed by Hugo Boss and worn by Michelle Obama for both of her husband's inaugural balls, the 35-year-old designer — known for sculptural pieces that are feminine but never girlie — lives in a TriBeCa apartment with a big open kitchen where he loves to entertain.
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While Cal's Jared Goff did his thing in the Pac-228, the other anointed quarterbacks of this NFL Draft—Carson Wentz of FCS-level North Dakota State, Paxton Lynch of non-BCS Memphis, and Bowling Green State University's Matt Johnson—have all arisen as potential franchise quarterbacks despite comparatively inauspicious origins.
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Now, it's nothing to do with those first perfect fists of baby bok choy I got the other day at Sang Lee Farms, steamed in chicken stock and anointed with oyster sauce, but this artist who posts "anti-selfies" of herself in touristy locations, posing facedown dead on the ground?
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On Ash Wednesday, which marks the beginning of the Lenten season, Christians are asked to reflect on death and mortality (often, priests will remind participants of a verse modified from the Book of Genesis "Remember, man, you are dust and to dust you will return") before being anointed with ash.
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We should escape into Eve Babitz's honey-sweet, glittering world if we want to, so long as we aren't dazed by the warm lights making false promises: that the exploits of young white women are the defining stories for women at large, and that they alone can be anointed as our icons.
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No disrespect to the carefully curated peonies, garden roses, and foxgloves that will be wafting through Westminister Abbey on May 19, but it seems as though Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have an entirely different scent in mind for their wedding day — and it's coming from the royally anointed perfume brand, Floris London.
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Unseemly, because in practice this decision gave the anointed party, which happens to be the governor's own Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)—also the party in power in Delhi—a full 15 days in which to bribe, threaten or otherwise cajole enough newly elected opposition legislators to switch sides and join it in government.
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At the end of the 1990s Mandela, against his own instincts, bowed to pressure from within the ANC, and anointed Thabo Mbeki as his successor rather than Mr Ramaphosa, who went into business, one of a small number of well-connected black South Africans to benefit from the policy of "black economic empowerment".
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The combination of Mexican and British food sounds like a recipe for a culinary travesty but Jorge Vallejo of Mexico City's Quintonil (just anointed the 35th best place in the world to eat) and Isaac McHale, chef/owner at the Michelin-starred Clove Club in London aren't ones for battered sausage enchiladas.
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" Other times, though, Robert Chandler and the group of translators he led here create a play on words that is every bit as funny as Teffi's — as when the author is speaking to her self-anointed manager, whose particular brand of Odessa-speak serves as reliable comic relief in "Memories": "I'd advertise it . . .
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Democrats on the Red to Blue list -- those anointed by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee as the party's best chance to win back the House -- have responded by distancing themselves from Pelosi, with 19 of the 63 candidates already publicly stating they will not back her if they win a seat in November.
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And in Telzstone, a tiny Haredi enclave on the outskirts of Jerusalem, an upstart who took on the rabbis' anointed candidate in a special mayoral election last month earned 40 percent of the vote — a seismic shift, despite falling short, for a population that has long exerted power by voting in lock step.
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