The new bearer share proposal, recommended by an OECD panel, aims to clamp down on tax avoidance by people using shell-companies to hold bearer shares.
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The only thing worse than having Trump as their unpopular standard-bearer is losing power and popularity because they tried to remove him as their standard-bearer.
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The win presents an intriguing scenario: Romney, the onetime Republican Party standard bearer, with a perch in Washington to both help and torment Trump, the current Republican standard bearer.
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The private placement consists of up to 5.2 million newly issued ordinary bearer shares from a capital increase and up to 2.9 million existing ordinary bearer shares from the holdings of Cinven.
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" She added: "They see Donald Trump as their standard-bearer.
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"I was elected to be the standard bearer," he typed.
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The standard bearer for Virgo excellence is, of course, Beyoncé.
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While WeWork is the flag bearer, several operating models exist.
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Gemini season is a party for you, little water bearer.
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His defeat leaves the conservatives without an obvious flag bearer.
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"Sorry to be the bearer of bad news," she wrote.
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The bride's nephew (about seven, I think?) was the ring bearer.
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"She was a culture-bearer in the truest sense," Cantrell tweeted.
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Hospitality is image – bearer driven, because Christ's blood pumps me whole.
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The achievement was the man's, the woman the mere mechanical bearer.
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It had also been an early standard bearer for ESG investing.
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Mike Pence, a standard-bearer for social conservatives in the state.
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It allows its bearer to set the EU's long-term agenda.
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Good luck this month, water bearer, and see you in March!
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"I'm the bearer of good news and bad news," Winter explains.
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Nor has the firm been the best standard-bearer for fracking.
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Victoria was my flower girl and Noel was my ring-bearer.
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Only now he's race baiting as the GOP's undisputed standard-bearer.
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And what of Hangouts, Google's current standard-bearer for video calling?
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A standard bearer for digital free trade would do the opposite.
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Bring out the coffee-bearer First, coffee ... and then more coffee.
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Breakingviews Wells Fargo has deprived banks of a Washington standard-bearer.
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Huawei is cast as a Chinese standard-bearer in that struggle.
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Mr. Dennis, 38, believes food is the living bearer of history.
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Biden and Buttigieg are battling to be the pragmatists' standard bearer.
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Together, their voting blocs easily beat corporate standard-bearer Joe Biden.
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Rob: The truth, yeah, be a bearer of truth and understanding.
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Mr. Wang's company would become a standard-bearer for the industry.
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She's the new standard-bearer for the party's formidable left wing.
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Depending on the bearer, it can denote creativity, maturity or eccentricity.
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Christ seemed like the natural standard-bearer for that nonviolent approach.
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The United States particularly insisted on plugging the "bearer shares" loophole.
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I remember when a GOP standard bearer could explain the Russian threat.
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Good luck this month, dear water bearer, and see you in August!
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Side, has been rather a dowdy operation, a standard-bearer for everything
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Sanders and Warren are battling to be the party's progressive standard bearer.
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In my mind, here was a Social Justice Warrior, a standard bearer.
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"No machine should ever be considered a rights bearer," Smith told Gizmodo.
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Zelnick said the game has become the "standard bearer" for the industry.
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Pixel likely to be the standard bearer for "Google Phones" going forward.
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Another challenge is Bitcoin hasn't been stable as a bearer of value.
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"Their standard-bearer at the moment is Donald Trump," Mr. Obama said.
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She comes in, she's the bearer of very dramatic news, she's nervous.
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As his party's standard bearer, he also enjoys a substantial fundraising advantage.
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He is a standard-bearer shredding fifty years of bipartisan foreign policy.
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The field's current standard-bearer, Lee Child, writes clean, hard and fast.
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The main bearer of the family and social responsibility in the future!
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The country's political left now finds itself without an obvious standard-bearer.
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Justice Antonin Scalia, a conservative standard-bearer, was confirmed with 98 votes.
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Team USA dishonorably tossed a coin to decide its 2018 flag bearer.
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One way, nativism beckons; Mr. Trump, for now, is its standard-bearer.
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Melgoza's daughter, Lilly, had served as their ring bearer during the ceremony.
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The presidential nomination process is about more than simply selecting a standard bearer.
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We hate to be the bearer of bad news but yes — kind of.
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Poppy did double duty at the ceremony, also serving as the ring bearer.
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Warren is arguably a more popular standard bearer for the progressives than Sanders.
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Call options entitle the bearer to buy an asset at a specified price.
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With Trump as their standard-bearer, Republicans may be inviting a similar fate.
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Though the name has distinctly feminine origins, the most famous bearer is male.
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We had no bridesmaids, as well as no flower girls or ring bearer.
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Among the highlights: Burnham's grandparents served as the flower girl and ring bearer!
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Collins is the most senior senator yet to reject her party's standard-bearer.
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Not to be left out, Gintare was flag bearer for the Lithuanian team.
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GOP that has chosen his polar opposite as its standard bearer, had to
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We made sure that Panamanian corporations could not issue shares in bearer form.
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Bioderma's micellar water is a classic standard bearer and a global cult-favorite.
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A dividend proposal of 8 francs per bearer share was also below expectations.
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This cannot continue if Republicans want to avoid Trump as their standard bearer.
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It's basically three Falcon 9 rockets — the current SpaceX standard-bearer — strapped together.
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The deeply flawed presidency of the party's standard-bearer, one Donald J. Trump.
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They'd already adopted a dog called Charlie, who served as the ring bearer.
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The D.A.O. was meant to be a standard-bearer for online currency ventures.
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The first torch bearer on our day was Brazilian Paralympic swimmer Moises Batista.
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Then there's Tumi, often seen as the standard bearer of the luggage industry.
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Now more than ever, Republicans want to see discipline from their standard-bearer.
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So the only person wearing light-up clothes will be the flag bearer.
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Written on each person's place card is a gnomic utterance about its bearer.
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Tuesday's results also cement Clinton and Trump as their respective party's standard-bearer.
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Clinton, the imperfect politician, is not the right standard-bearer for this fight.
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He's now their standard bearer, and now they have to answer for him.
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What does this say about your party that this is your standard-bearer?
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The Guardian had long been a standard-bearer in Britain for that shift.
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With Donald Trump as the party's new standard-bearer, it's impossible to say.
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Symbolized by the Water Bearer, Aquarius is known for eccentricity, intellectualism, and humanitarianism.
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Some remain convinced that Senator Elizabeth Warren will emerge as the standard-bearer.
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The party faced repeated defeats three times with Bryan as their standard bearer.
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What Republicans need is a better standard-bearer than Trump for their party.
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Chavez describes Vigil as a "master and tradition bearer" of New Mexican music.
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Their daughter was the flower girl and their son was the ring-bearer.
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Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but Florida Man is back.
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What they got instead was a bearer of hope without any political substance.
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And its author was a somewhat reluctant standard-bearer for the new feminism.
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It can allow the bearer to get better-paying positions and business opportunities.
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Once the steam clears, the ring bearer can download the data to the i.
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For 102 ballots, party delegates argued over which should be the party's standard-bearer.
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Surely the tattoo-bearer has agency and ownership over his or her own skin.
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Warren's steep decline leaves Sanders unchallenged as the progressive standard-bearer in the race.
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As Warren's support dips further, Sanders has become the standard-bearer for progressive Democrats.
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Until recently, Biden was seen by many as the standard-bearer for moderate Democrats.
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The dream scenario for the Democratic standard bearer is now beginning to take shape.
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And 74% said they have an unfavorable opinion of the likely Republican standard-bearer.
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Her entire life represents a change for the better… The long awaited gift bearer.
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Unsurprisingly, shirtless Tonga flag bearer Pita Taufatofua was a huge draw for other Olympians.
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The bureaucracy has issued some 250,000 documents certifying the bearer as a freedom fighter.
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But he's the party's standard bearer now, whether the GOP likes it or not.
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In the animal soup of time beside the Water Bearer and the Great River.
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House Republican have played an active role in him becoming their party's standard-bearer.
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A candidate would need to secure 2,383 delegates to become the Democratic standard-bearer.
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Fabien became our flag bearer for why the immigration laws needed to be changed.
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He emigrated to Australia, then served with distinction as a stretcher-bearer at Gallipoli.
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Today we have yet another wave, and this time Slack is the standard-bearer.
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She was a standard bearer for the sex, drugs, and rock n' roll lifestyle.
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A man once ridiculed by many prominent Republicans will become the G.O.P. standard-bearer.
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Our next-generation female standard-bearer isn't waving to us yet from the shore.
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Priebus's role is building the party's apparatus to be ready for the standard-bearer.
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"I think uniques are less and less a standard-bearer of success," he said.
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First, the only recognizable standard-bearer at the moment is doing it for laughs.
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Four in five said they'd be dissatisfied with Biden as the Democratic standard-bearer.
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Nonetheless, Mr. Stefanowski, 56, would seem an unusual standard-bearer for the Republican Party.
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But they are still locked in a battle to be the progressive standard-bearer.
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As a potential standard-bearer for the moderate wing of the Democratic Party, Sen.
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The Grosset Polish Hill riesling is generally a standard-bearer for the Clare Valley.
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Ryan blasted his party's standard-bearer, saying he was "sickened" by his vulgar comments.
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Republican politicians hate him, even though their voters made him the party's standard-bearer.
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We kind of wanted to explore these double standards using marijuana as the truth bearer.
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The GOP's 2012 standard-bearer was threatened with less dangerous forms of retribution, as well.
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"The U.S. is sort of the flag-bearer for capitalism and free markets," he added.
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He stands to benefit the most from Bush's departure as the perceived establishment standard-bearer.
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Before Laplanche's departure, LendingClub was considered by many investors and analysts the industry's standard bearer.
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Romney was the GOP's 2012 standard bearer, and has experience in both government and business.
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To date, those ideas have been diffuse, lacking a real coalition or a standard-bearer.
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But Democrats say they're not worried the party doesn't have a single standard-bearer today.
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A Republican House and Senate would normally follow the lead of their party's standard-bearer.
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If that dog isn't made the ring bearer then frankly it'll be an opportunity waste.
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In the absence of Lula, Gomes will likely become the standard bearer of Brazil's left.
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But the Democratic Party's former standard-bearer has backed off significantly from the political world.
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John Kasich, has been seeking to position himself as the standard-bearer for establishment hopes.
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Clinton might not gain a big advantage by portraying herself as his economic standard-bearer.
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The heavyweight division doesn't tend to be the standard bearer for technical and tactical brilliance.
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Sanders's campaign then quickly slammed the media for declaring Clinton the Democratic Party's standard-bearer.
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Mitt Romney, the GOP's standard-bearer in 2012, hit the campaign trail for Ohio Gov.
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I expect few would deny that the US is the standard bearer for capitalism, globally.
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For consumers and breeders, Honeycrisp has become the standard-bearer on both of these fronts.
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The modern NBA big, with Bosh as standard-bearer, needs to be able to shoot.
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And Josh knew he wanted to have a falcon ring bearer for the wedding ceremony.
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In 28500, Democrats selected John W. Davis as their standard-bearer — on the 6900rd ballot.
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He was not just another gaudy standard-bearer for an influx known for its excess.
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Barcelona had 15 players in France for this tournament; Lyon, women's soccer's standard-bearer, 14.
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Instead of backing Sanders or the other progressive standard-bearer in the race, Massachusetts Sen.
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That could help further consolidate him as the moderate standard-bearer over billionaire Mike Bloomberg.
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More Democrats in the poll think that Biden will emerge as the party's standard-bearer.
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He won Indiana's GOP primary last month, cementing his status as the party's standard-bearer.
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Wordplay TUESDAY PUZZLE — I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but you lose.
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"Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance," he wrote, was a "kulturbarer," or culture-bearer.
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He was also the party's standard-bearer in 28500, when he won 6900 million votes.
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But the days of Carter being the lone flag bearer in Toronto are long gone.
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We hate to be the bearer of bad news, but that's not going to happen.
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Warren is in a battle with Sanders to become the standard-bearer of the left.
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Rubio was his former protége and Bush's brief successor as the Republican establishment's standard-bearer.
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Our ring bearer was my West Highland terrier so we got him a doggy tux online.
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Chris Harrison officiating the nuptials while Burnham's grandparents served as the flower girl and ring bearer.
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But she made it to Rio, where she was Denmark's flag bearer in the opening ceremony.
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The most famous bearer of the name was probably Isa Celebi, a 14th-century Ottoman prince.
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Both of these symbols were forcibly applied, depriving the bearer of all status, leading to violence.
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That is why, as one couple learned, you should not make an owl your ring bearer.
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I think a lot of Democrats feel unsettled because there is no obvious Democratic standard-bearer.
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The couple's Jack Russell Terrier, Norman, served as ring-bearer — in a tux to match Pagenaud's.
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At this election, for the first time since the 1970s, that philosophy has no standard-bearer.
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As it is, countless Republicans are caught between disbelief and exasperation with the party's standard-bearer.
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Hate to break it to you, but ... I hate to be the bearer of bad news.
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Mr Rajan believes in markets but has often made himself the bearer of awkward economic news.
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Today, Rabin's Labor Party, the standard-bearer for the two-state solution, is a weakened force.
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The next Republican standard-bearer is unlikely to be as erratic and shameless as he is.
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The party for which he is now standard-bearer must be held accountable for his creation.
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The party for which Trump is now standard-bearer must be held accountable for his creation.
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I'm also curious about people who consider the bearer of any form of critique a hater.
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Even IKEA, the Swedish standard bearer of minimalism, has embraced the ethos of more is more.
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But this week, as upset Americans tried to cope, Facebook emerged as another bearer of blame.
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Trump won Nevada's GOP presidential caucuses in February before becoming the Republican standard-bearer Tuesday night.
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I was practically an alcoholic and realized that I was the bearer of an ironic tattoo.
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At the same time, 5 Seconds of Summer isn't the torch bearer I would have chosen.
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Premier since 2013, Li is best known as the bearer of economic news about the country.
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All 19 Duggar kids were in attendance and Josh Duggar's son Michael was the ring bearer.
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The party chose Mr. Johnson again as its standard-bearer at its nominating convention on Sunday.
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Either way, as the 2020 presidential primary unfolds, the Democrats will have a new standard bearer.
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But Democrats are doing everything they can to tie Republican candidates to their erratic standard-bearer.
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In 2008, McCain was the standard bearer of the Republican Party in a losing presidential campaign.
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Carlos Curbelo (Fla.) and Bob Dold (Ill.), for instance, have outright rejected the Republican standard-bearer.
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But the expectations for what a presidential standard-bearer would pass along have typically been higher.
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The eventual Democratic standard-bearer that year, Vice President Hubert Humphrey, didn't enter a single primary.
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Sperry takes issue with the "mainstreaming" of Sanders as a standard-bearer for the Democratic Party.
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Make sure to make time to rest during this hectic and exciting time, dear water-bearer.
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Burnett's son, Cameron, was the ring-bearer at Trump's wedding to now-First Lady Melania Trump.
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But others in the party believe it's crucial that their standard-bearer mobilize the Trump base.
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Nowhere is this lack of a standard-bearer more evident than with the crisis in Venezuela.
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Not everyone was pleased with the selection of Erin Hamlin as the United States' flag bearer.
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And of course, the newly unleashed RNC won't be working alongside an ordinary GOP standard-bearer.
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Good news, then, that Elizabeth Warren has emerged as a standard-bearer for the Democratic left.
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Good news, then, that Amy Klobuchar has emerged as a standard-bearer for the Democratic center.
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Young Thug was on his way to becoming the standard-bearer for the new rap psychedelia.
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Biden has also warned of the potential consequences of Democrats choosing a left-wing standard-bearer.
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Still, it seems unlikely that voters will view Castro, rather than Biden, as Obama's standard bearer.
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The intellectual Water Bearer prioritizes the head over the heart, and values unique ways of thinking.
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Yet establishment-aligned Republicans are alarmed at the prospect that he could be their standard-bearer.
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But he says a crowd always awaits him, the bearer of practically the only journalism available.
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Democrats are feeling more emboldened about Tennessee's Senate race with Bredesen as their likely standard-bearer.
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The standard bearer Lamborghini has a proven track record when it comes to long shots, though.
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Years ago, elders on the tribal council had picked Oomittuk as a kind of tradition bearer.
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Maybe having an owl as the ring bearer of an indoor wedding wasn't the best idea.
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And a US athlete is mad that he's not the flag bearer for the opening ceremony.
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But he says a crowd always awaits him, the bearer of practically the only journalism available.
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This book demonstrates once again that Morrison is more than the standard-bearer of American literature.
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Why didn't his weakness as a Republican standard-bearer hurt him more in the general election?
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Swatch proposed an unchanged dividend of 7.50 francs per bearer share and 1.50 francs per registered share.
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Trump's "base," his most hardcore supporters, are the people who helped make him the Republican standard-bearer.
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Kevin de Leon is a champion of progressive causes, a torch bearer for hard left political activists.
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The House Speaker on Thursday said he was not ready to back the party's new standard-bearer.
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It was a promise by the priest to not deny gold to the bearer of the receipt.
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INDIA STAYED aloof during the cold war, happy to be the flag-bearer for non-aligned nations.
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The ANC's flag bearer at the national elections usually becomes the country's president, given the ANC's dominance.
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Team U.S.A. arrived with flag bearer Michael Phelps proudly leading the way in his light-up jacket.
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Buttigieg represents the centrist, establishment wing of the party, while Sanders is the standard bearer for progressives.
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Simone Biles served as US flag bearer for the ceremony, but got wet just like everyone else.
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Trump, the presumptive GOP presidential nominee, is set to officially become the party's standard bearer Thursday night.
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Any bearer of bad news for the tribe is against the tribe and thus can't be trusted.
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Team USA selected a familiar face to be its flag bearer in the ceremony: swimmer Michael Phelps.
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A famous bearer of the name was Simone de Beauvoir (1908-1986), a French feminist and philosopher.
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"The biggest laughs during the ceremony were for the flower girl and ring bearer," says the insider.
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It's the home button-less iPhone X that's the new standard bearer for Apple's most important product.
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Chris Christie and Kasich have been hoping to emerge as the standard-bearer for the party establishment.
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Still, his centrist positioning could get him support from conservatives who are lacking a clear standard-bearer.
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To the shock of absolutely no one, FIFA has not been a standard-bearer of gender inclusion.
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Clinton, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, while 40 percent support Mr. Trump, the Republican Party's standard-bearer.
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Lucy + Jorge Orta's project Antarctica issued visitors new Antarctic passports, each numbered and registered to the bearer.
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Another boxer, who was the flag bearer for the Namibian national team, was also arrested on Aug.
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Ciara's son, Future Zahir, makes an appearance in the music video as well as the ring bearer.
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No matter who wins, Rove said the GOP standard-bearer would have an uphill battle against Clinton.
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Republicans opposed to him being the GOP standard-bearer didn't change their opinions, nor did his fans.
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As the GOP begins thinking seriously about its next standard-bearer, her objections would carry significant weight.
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No longer is America seen by all as the unshakable standard bearer for free trade and democracy.
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Due 113 May 2022, pay 17 Jan, English law, Lux listing, 1k/1k denoms, Reg S bearer.
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Nearly 80 years after the war, as the last torch bearer, he still considered his mission incomplete.
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" Portman said he plans to endorse "our standard-bearer, and I assume that will be Mr. Trump.
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The most recent Democratic Party standard bearer, Hillary Clinton, sounded very similar to Republicans on foreign policy.
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Robbie, bearer of perfect sight, recounted her visit to the optometrist in which she faked vision problems.
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Former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, the standard-bearer of the Peronist Party, won a Senate seat.
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That left Nicole Malliotakis, a 36-year-old assemblywoman from Staten Island, as the party's standard-bearer.
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With the election at most three months away, the opposition still does not have a standard bearer.
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He also noted that it was unusual to see a Republican standard-bearer and the Chamber divide.
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Trump has managed to become the standard-bearer of the angst and fears of millions of Americans.
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When the chef Einat Admony closed her standard-bearer Balaboosta in April she promised it would reopen.
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They had grown close — she was his secret bearer, and a frequent courier for his love notes.
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On the one hand are the so-called Red Aristocrats, with Mr. Xi as their flag bearer.
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The water bearer was himself a former addict who didn't have the patina of an academic professional.
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Pearson sat me down by his desk, then promptly called the bearer and demanded two pink gins.
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Today, The Producers has cemented its place as the standard-bearer for parodies about the Nazi regime.
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Then, November brought the death of the standard-bearer of the region's left: Fidel Castro of Cuba.
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And as its most revered—and hermetic—standard bearer, it is under more scrutiny than ever before.
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Some worried about the impact on Samsung, a flag-bearer for South Korea's technological and manufacturing prowess.
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He previously pledged to support the GOP standard-bearer, regardless of who won his party's presidential primary.
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A blast from the past He was the shirtless Tongan flag-bearer for the 2016 Summer Olympics.
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Starting a Sunday rival to "60 Minutes," the standard-bearer among newsmagazines, is likewise no easy task.
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Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but these veggies have done Trader Joe's shoppers dirty.
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"I think I'm going to have her do maybe the ring bearer and the flower girl," he says.
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More recently, Shuri serves as the queen of Wakanda and the current bearer of the Black Panther mantle.
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Kasich's second-place finish gives him greater visibility and a chance to become the anti-Trump standard-bearer.
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Congresscare President Donald Trump will be the standard-bearer for the law Republicans eventually deliver to his desk.
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Due 15 Dec 2020, pay 28 Feb, EMTN docs, German law, Lux listing, 1k denoms, Reg S bearer.
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German Madraza, 43, will represent Mexico in cross-country skiing, and was flag-bearer for the Opening Ceremonies.
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Democrats are particularly uneasy about a party standard-bearer who labels himself a "democratic socialist," as Sanders does.
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Members of bell bearer groups from Greece and Europe parade during the European Bell Bearers Festival, Feb. 24.
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The conservative media standard-bearer, Fox News, is the highest-rated cable news channel, and the most profitable.
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While lingerie might be the standard-bearer for Valentine's Day apparel, comfortable, logical clothes make the better gift.
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So far, the GOP has not shown much interest or ability in standing up to their standard-bearer.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan announced Monday that he would no longer campaign for or defend his standard-bearer.
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Haggis Bearer John Bolton, trailed by a literal platoon of bagpipers, brings the dish to the main table.
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This frees the unpopular president to anoint the finance minister, José Antonio Meade, as the PRI's standard-bearer.
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Meet Staiain, rhythm game standard-bearer and possibly the fastest set of hands to ever touch a keyboard.
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If you suddenly feel yourself identifying with (what sounds like a pretty badass) serpent bearer, go with it.
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It's a look that's been working for Lexus as it continues to dominate as the luxury standard bearer.
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Countries around the world look to Estonia as a standard-bearer in issuing secure and useful e-identities.
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But he is also considering Jean-Luc Melenchon, the far-left standard-bearer of the "France Unbowed" Party.
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It contains a mausoleum marking the spot where the Prophet Mohammad's standard bearer is said to be buried.
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Clinton, meanwhile, is expected to become the Democratic standard-bearer during her party's convention in Philadelphia next week.
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Callus outmatched even the standard-bearer of the time, a rival emulator called MAME (Multi Arcade Machine Emulator).
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"THERE are two possibilities," predicted Norbert Hofer, who had just become the standard-bearer of Europe's hard right.
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"It's a powerful, mystical object that wards off evil and gives the bearer strength and power," he explained.
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Liberal democracy, once the bearer of great promise and possibility, seemed sluggish and spent by the mid-1930s.
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Donald J. Trump, the admittedly unusual Republican standard-bearer, has publicly called for extensive public investment in infrastructure.
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Clinton holding a double-digit lead, and Republican leaders are expressing growing fear about the party's standard-bearer.
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Pataki said that he would reconsider voting for the GOP standard-bearer if Trump ultimately secures the nod.
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Especially since Sanders was in many ways a non-ideal standard-bearer for a left-wing youth movement.
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Well, we hate to be the bearer of bad news, but you're wrong: It's actually Madonna's 60th birthday.
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McGinty has repeatedly tried to tie Toomey to his party's standard-bearer, who suffers from low approval ratings.
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"So how come she isn't going to the White House in January?" the 6900 Democratic standard-bearer asked.
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Bernie Sanders as the 2020 field's progressive standard-bearer, while Biden's stronghold on the race is fading fast.
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Republicans determined to prevent Trump from becoming the party's standard-bearer are running out of time and options.
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I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but you know, I just have to say it.
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Now that Trump is well-positioned to be the party's standard-bearer, Democrats are champing at the bit.
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Right off the bat, Posty is as far as you can get from the historical face tattoo bearer.
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Bellamy's ring bearer was his son, 8-year-old Bingham, whom he shares with his ex, Kate Hudson.
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It was a spectacular turnabout for a leader seen as the standard-bearer of the liberal European order.
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You still have to go back to work on Monday—sorry to be the bearer of bad news.
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The crowd assembled outdoors, filing into folding chairs past a bucket of carrots, treats for the ring bearer.
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Bernie must actively rally his supporters to show up in force in November for the party's standard-bearer.
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They've gone from a startup wunderkind to the standard-bearer of minimalist, ethical direct-to-consumer (D2C) retail.
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Shouldn't Democratic voters be worried he would successfully scare voters away if Sanders becomes the party's standard-bearer?
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Romney and others say Trump is not suitably conservative or serious enough to be the GOP's standard-bearer.
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And local residents with a taste for the finer things in life eagerly awaited their international standard-bearer.
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The Democrats' last standard-bearer won't say she'll commit to anyone who wins the nomination, disrupting party unity.
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It was a reminder of how much the party has evolved with Trump as its standard-bearer. Sen.
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Warren and Sanders are competing to emerge as the standard-bearer for progressives in the Democratic primary fight.
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The opposition has also been wracked by infighting since the February death of longtime standard bearer Etienne Tshisekedi.
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Josh is the globally recognized standard bearer of the economically rigorous approach to antitrust that the division needs.
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Clinton, as her party's most recent standard-bearer, has a special status as an adversary of Mr. Trump.
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Just 6900 percent in Alabama see Sanders becoming the Democratic standard-bearer along with 2628 percent in Oklahoma.
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Our aim is nothing less than to be a standard-bearer for truth in an age of disinformation.
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He is a son of Dr. Elaine L. Bearer of Albuquerque and the late Dr. Daniel S. Friend.
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Trump, who has been the Republican standard-bearer for two weeks now, also won Oregon on Tuesday night.
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You get a bagel, but it's a bearer of this ancient ritual, affiliated with matriarchy and female shamans.
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The party's standard-bearer and presumptive nominee informed conference organizers that he was backing out of his Saturday slot.
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Sales are still strong and the iPhone remains the standard-bearer as rivals work to literally put out fires.
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We definitely wouldn't mind it if Washington became the de facto bearer of all fashion news from now on.
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Before you order your Hogwarts castle wedding cake and book an owl ring bearer, you should probably be engaged.
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Clinton, despite being the Democratic standard bearer less than two years ago, has largely sat out the 28 midterms.
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Six-year-old André was the ring bearer and 2-year-old Aubrey came out as the flower girl.
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Nevertheless, she had God on her side because God had used a woman as the bearer of Jesus Christ.
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The PT's standard-bearer, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, a once-popular former president, has been charged with corruption.
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Gary Johnson, the Libertarian presidential nominee in 2012, to leave Orlando Sunday evening once again his party's standard-bearer.
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"It's an incredible honor to be selected as the flag bearer by my Team USA teammates," Biles told TeamUSA.org.
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And now, as their standard-bearer, Trump knows that congressional Republicans have no choice but to stand by him.
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Clinton became the party's standard bearer following days of tension between pro-Clinton forces and delegates who supported Sen.
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Not to be the bearer of bad news but NEWS FLASH: In my opinion, Briana will NEVER leave Matt.
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She was France's flag-bearer at the 2012 opening ceremony of the Summer Olympics in London, her last Olympics.
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Conservatives lost a longstanding five-justice majority on the nine-member court as well as a provocative standard-bearer.
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Defence Secretary Delfin Lorenzana said Abu Sayyaf, which means "bearer of the sword", would have good reason to retaliate.
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And now, after a rash of mass shootings, she's the Democratic standard-bearer on a renewed gun control push.
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And I get that some voters just want a change -- that they're uncomfortable with their party's standard-bearer, too.
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Even a top adviser to Mr Newsom says that CEQA "is the standard-bearer for what's wrong with California".
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The Democratic standard-bearer spent much of the Democratic primary tacking left to fend off a challenge from Sen.
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Their standard-bearer, as of Tuesday night, will be an African-American civil rights lawyer and former NFL player.
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Singapore, Hong Kong, Belgium, Austria and the United States have also passed laws restricting bearer shares in recent years.
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Bearer shares now represent only 12 percent of the share capital of companies, down from 27 percent in 2014.
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International Art Center's ownership was initially held in bearer shares, making it impossible to tell who actually owned it.
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"What is undeniable is there's going to be one standard-bearer for each wing of the party," Rasky said.
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The GOP standard-bearer then offered praise for Ailes and appeared to cast doubt on the allegations against him.
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One of our visions was to have him be able to be the ring bearer, so it's perfect timing!
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Restore Hetch Hetchy, a small outfit with two staff employees and roughly 5,20123 supporters, is its latest standard bearer.
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FLAG-BEARER The rand currency retreated on Tuesday from a nine-month high notched up in the previous session.
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Philippine terror network Abu Sayyaf, whose name translates to 'bearer of the sword' in Arabic, is the primary suspect.
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World number four Nadal won gold in Beijing eight years ago and will be Spain's flag bearer in Rio.
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OK, so it's the last cookout of the season and you've been relegated to the role of dessert-bearer.
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The all-night faux diner in bustling Los Feliz is the standard-bearer for Los Angeles 24-hour dining.
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There's only room for one moderate in this race and Bloomberg threatens Biden's status as the centrist standard-bearer.
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The poll comes with Rubio and Bush locked in a tough fight to be the party establishment's standard-bearer.
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But Franks insisted that there's still a way to prevent Trump from becoming the GOP's standard-bearer in November.
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Except that these are bearer (ie, unregistered) bonds issued under Peruvian law as compensation, not as an investment instrument.
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But it was only in the government shutdown of 2013 that it found its real standard-bearer: Ted Cruz.
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You could be forgiven for believing that the European Union is the new standard-bearer of global free trade.
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During the same speech, though, he called for party unity to defeat Hillary Clinton, the likely Democratic standard-bearer.
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Clinton, despite being the Democratic standard bearer less than two years ago, has largely sat out the 2018 midterms.
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He was also the party's standard bearer in 85033, when he won about 1.3 million votes – a party record.
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"Vote her in next," Ocasio-Cortez, the new standard-bearer for the progressive party, tweeted after her own win.
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Meanwhile, Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus — at least publicly — has warmed to Trump being the GOP standard-bearer.
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I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but it's highly likely you'll make evenmoremistakes in the future.
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Even Ghana, a standard-bearer for democracy on the continent, is considering restricting social media in elections next month.
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About 28503 percent think Trump will be the party's standard-bearer, according to a Rasmussen Reports survey released Friday.
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Two months before the vote, however, his cancer was discovered, and Doug Ford became the family's mayoral standard-bearer.
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Due 8 Dec 2117, pay 8 Dec, standalone docs, English law, London listing, 100k/13k denoms, Reg S bearer.
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But while Castro has been a standard-bearer on immigration, his campaign is facing a do-or-die moment.
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He thought that as his party's standard-bearer he'd have more clout than the NRA, and he was wrong.
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He lost the nomination by 10 points to Albert Lee Smith Jr., a standard-bearer of the religious right.
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No word on what the tiger's role will be during the wedding ... but we're guessing it's not ring bearer.
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Past Tense When it comes to hunkering down at the bar, New York has long been a standard-bearer.
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But Poland's descent is particularly consequential: With a population of almost 40 million, it is Central Europe's standard-bearer.
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Or, Sanders may have to convince them that he should be the party's standard-bearer against President Donald Trump.
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That is, it's serving a bearer of optimism and encouragement to adopt new social behaviors in this strange time.
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True to its name, the ghost key turns the bearer into a ghost when used in the right door.
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The bearer can use the music box to then manipulate someone nearby by whispering their name into the box.
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Trump racked up a number of wins on Super Tuesday, bringing him closer to being the GOP standard-bearer.
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Iora has long been a standard-bearer for better primary care, which it achieves by investing in customer service.
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Yet in three days, he will be the standard-bearer of the party of Lincoln, Teddy Roosevelt and Reagan.
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Their best bet will be when they drop Trump and his minions and rally around a normal standard bearer.
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Part of the twist: The populist side's standard-bearer, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, is not even a Democrat.
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The notes promised then — as they do now — to pay the bearer the sum of the note on demand.
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If power is what concerns them, then their standard bearer might as well be Xi Jinping or Donald Trump.
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We hate to be the bearer of bad news, but Christmas is a little more than two weeks away.
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At the lunch Thursday, he straddled a line between being a polite guest and the bearer of a message.
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To grasp why Pope Francis has become the flag-bearer of the global anti-Trump resistance, consider his Feb.
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Let's unify on our founding principals of liberty and ask Mr Trump to be its standard bearer this November.
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"I'm really proud to be Spain flag bearer in #Rio2016," the 29-year-old left-hander said on Twitter.
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The ammo bearer then hands a prepared round to the assisting gunner, who drops the live round on command.
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Ireland has become a standard-bearer in advocating for victims, in part because abuse so thoroughly devastated the church.
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Who knows — the man bun bearer of today may well turn out to be the manlo embracer of tomorrow.
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By March 2016, when it became clear that Trump was likely to be the GOP standard-bearer, things changed.
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Paul Nuttall, the UK Independence Party's third standard-bearer in less than a year, resigned the day after the election.
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Getting close to a Water Bearer can feel impossible — to put it lightly, they are not huge fans of intimacy.
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Well, Lady Gaga (bearer of said necklace) did steal the show at last night's Golden Globes — but for different reasons.
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Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, Bachelor Nation: Dean Unglert probably won't be the franchise's next leading man.
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Davis' nephew served as the ring bearer for the ceremony, wearing a tuxedo to match the rest of the groomsmen.
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They argue it's also a way to give small-dollar donors a bigger voice in choosing the party's standard-bearer.
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He did such a good job that Korona suggested having him as the ring bearer at the couple's future wedding.
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Each has offered their own rationales for why GOP delegates would then turn to them as the party standard-bearer.
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Even as growth slowed, the company promoted itself as a cultural standard-bearer, a new and admirable kind of startup.
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Only 25 percent, according to NBC News, said the delegates should choose the party standard-bearer in the general election.
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Roche bearer, or voting, shares slipped 0.8 percent on Monday while its most widely traded equity was off 1 percent.
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From former primary opponents to elected officials on Capitol Hill, the GOP is broadly warming to its likely standard-bearer.
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Bearer shares (almost universally outlawed because they confer anonymous ownership of a company) were reintroduced, having been abolished in 2015.
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David Bowie, his generation's standard-bearer for rock music as theater, died on Sunday, two days after his 26th birthday.
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It is no longer the standard bearer for trans people on TV, as ill-fitting as that title always was.
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In short, wanting to suppress the vote among certain minorities means Trump has truly become the Republican Party's standard-bearer.
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She took home four gold medals and a single bronze and served as flag bearer in the epic closing ceremony.
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But Lee has said he will be front and center at Rio as Malaysia's flag-bearer at the opening ceremony.
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And Mark Hamill has basically become the standard-bearer of the Joker through his work in the animated Batman series.
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It's hard to know if these will serve to protect the bearer, but they are a technical tour de force.
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"Enough is enough," thundered Martine Aubry, instigator of the 35-hour maximum working week and standard-bearer of the left.
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Four-time Olympian Erin Hamlin (women's luge) was named the U.S. flag bearer on Thursday night, according to NBC Sports.
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We hate to be the bearer of bad news, but these limited edition mason jars are only available in Singapore.
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Is it the poetry of Hafiz ("O beautiful wine-bearer, bring forth the cup and put it to my lips")?
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The senators are not receiving any fund-raising help from Mr. Trump, a typical role for the party's standard-bearer.
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Sanders remained optimistic that he will in fact run against Trump, but as the standard-bearer of the Democratic Party.
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Listen to her side of things before you decide whether it's your place to be the bearer of this news.
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Their decision also made Clinton the first woman in history to become the standard-bearer for a major political party.
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France is the torch bearer on this front, as the only country to penalize supermarkets for throwing away edible products.
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The decision between Warren and Sanders as the standard-bearer on the left is not merely about personality or electability.
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So the new Speaker wants a Republican agenda in place before voters pick a standard-bearer in Cleveland in July.
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If she loses, the Democratic Party will be under pressure to find a new standard-bearer in just four years.
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But now, with Trump as the G.O.P. standard-bearer, the Black Belt states in the Deep South also look shaky.
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In sum, Trump is a fraud, and Obama will portray the Republican standard-bearer as little more than a grifter.
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But Mr. Ryan is not warm to the idea of a group drafting him to be his party's standard-bearer.
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Nazis aren't very happy that I keep posting the *original* medieval European bearer of this standard, Saint Maurice (right): pic.twitter.
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Though bearer shares are legal, they have been criticized for facilitating money laundering by organized crime groups and tax evaders.
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That left Trump the odd man out in a capital city overflowing with remembrances of the onetime Republican standard-bearer.
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The couple welcomed their son, Caiden, back in June 2017 ... who served as a ring bearer for the ceremony. Congrats!!
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Ned Lamont, a Greenwich city official and former Senate nominee, has instead taken his place as the Democratic standard-bearer.
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I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but these microbes are in our homes, cars and grocery stores.
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Spain's Marta Torrejón said before the game that the United States was still, obviously, the standard-bearer in the game.
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Doing this was important not just to his 2016 candidacy, but to his future as a standard-bearer for progressivism.
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Ms. Nixon and other progressive activists argue the notion of Mr. Cuomo as an anti-Trump standard-bearer is risible.
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Lobbyists panned those ideas, but they could gain new momentum with Sanders as the Democratic Party's standard-bearer in 2020.
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I am sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but it is already later and worse than you think.
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A lot of them decided to run for their party's nomination to be its standard-bearer in the 1003 election.
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Politically, the long game is still to force Republicans to face the voters with Mr. Trump as their standard-bearer.
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Christopher T. Sununu, who are not keen on elevating a political operative-turned-Washington consultant as their Senate standard-bearer.
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Clinton, the Democratic standard-bearer, leads Trump by about 3 points nationwide, according to the latest RealClearPolitics average of polls.
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President Trump, ostensibly the party's standard-bearer, made it clear Thursday that he's not very concerned about the national debt.
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Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, the former Massachusetts governor and party standard bearer, lost Boston proper without cracking 20 percent.
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The candidate chosen by party members will be their flag bearer for the October 2019 general election, against Trudeau's Liberals.
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Remember that the 2008 Republican standard-bearer, John McCain, was considered a failure in the summer of 2007, they say.
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About 2628 percent predict Trump will become the Republican standard-bearer, up 28503 points from a similar survey last week.
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Multiple news organizations put the mogul at 1,85033 delegates, one past the threshold necessary for becoming the Republican standard-bearer.
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"Shiva Gangadhara, Bearer of the Ganga," from 1945, in the Y. G. Srimati retrospective at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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They arrive at a critical moment for the development of AI and for America's position as the global standard bearer.
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This thing that you are so used to and never consider is actually the bearer of ancient ritual religious behavior.
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But Mr. Phelps-Roper conceded that Justice Scalia had been a better standard-bearer for such conservative social values than many.
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It's not the UFC's job to function as a charity, but it's responsible for upholding its reputation as MMA's standard-bearer.
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The National Review editorial emerged as some establishment Republican figures debate whether Trump is a preferable standard-bearer for the Nov.
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New Hampshire will be Round 85033 in the battle between Sanders and Warren to be the progressive standard-bearer this spring.
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GOP mayors, who may represent more diverse and moderate populations, have shown themselves particularly hesitant to embrace their party's standard-bearer.
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Johnson, a former two-term Republican governor of New Mexico, is expected to emerge this weekend as the Libertarian standard-bearer.
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But Kristol too has recently showed he might still be willing, eventually, to fall in line behind his party's standard-bearer.
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But Ryan was the standard-bearer of pro-life Democrats for a long time, which is a hard thing to forget.
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Kelly Clarkson, powerhouse vocalist and the first person to ever win American Idol, is a standard-bearer for good pop music.
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Peres provided a balm, an Israeli standard-bearer who lined up with Obama's own visions for the country and its neighbors.
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With Trump's standing dropping markedly since the convention, the Democratic strategy is simple: Tie every Republican to their unpopular standard-bearer.
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His statement, however, left little doubt that Trump would continue to be the GOP's standard-bearer in the November general election.
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The National Review editorial emerged as some establishment Republican figures debate whether Trump is a preferable standard-bearer for the Nov.
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He is the standard-bearer of the center, a position from which it is more difficult to stir up fiery passions.
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Here's my advice, dear water bearer: Now isn't the time to start new conversations, but rather to pick up old ones.
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Republican primary voters chose a proto-fascist reality TV star for their standard-bearer, and they got exactly what they wanted.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), who was tortured for years in a Vietcong prison, issued a lengthy statement rebuking the GOP standard-bearer.
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She's never been a standard-bearer for tonal consistency, but her albums have typically relied on one or two foundational sounds.
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Cheeky, self-referential, and bearer of the decade's catchiest song, there really wasn't any avoiding the movie when it came out.
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It's no secret that many senior party officials came around slowly to the prospect of Donald Trump becoming their standard-bearer.
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They were also an indictment of Republican standard-bearer Donald Trump and the policies he has advocated to counter Islamic extremism.
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" Mr. Ryan, who made his remarks in an interview with CNN, said Republicans want "a standard-bearer that bears our standards.
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Nadal had been selected as Spain's flag bearer for the 2012 London Olympics but missed the Games because of an injury.
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The party's most recent standard-bearer has begun to publicly back Democratic candidates ahead of this year's midterms and state elections.
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When Ziad and I offered to repay Father's loan, the man revealed that he had never given the bearer the money.
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Not only is he a newcomer to the world of politics, but he would shatter the mold of party standard-bearer.
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Bob Bennett felt the need to apologize to every Muslim he met for the hateful words of his party's standard-bearer.
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Republicans won't be able to immediately turn to an obvious standard-bearer in 2020, like Democrats had in Clinton this cycle.
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The Tongan flag-bearer, a taekwondo athlete named Pita Taufatofua, went from unrecognized to more than 130,000 Instagram followers practically overnight.
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It permanently affixes its bearer within the American body politic, guaranteeing them all the rights and liberties protected by the Constitution.
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Unruh said on June 17 her campaign lacks an alternative if it keeps Trump from officially becoming the Republican standard-bearer.
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Since 1952, seven of 12 vice presidents have gone on to serve as the presidential standard-bearer in the next election.
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It is Hillary Clinton claiming the Democratic nomination, the first woman to become the presidential standard-bearer for a major party.
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They say Cruz as party standard-bearer would have a more negative effect on vulnerable Republican senators running in swing states.
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Moderator John Donvan asked Flake if he would rather see Trump lose if he is the party's standard-bearer in 85033.
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Manafort maintained that the party was rallying around Trump as its standard-bearer, adding that the recent pick of Indiana Gov.
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If these three things happen, I have no doubt that Democrats will come together behind Hillary Clinton as our standard bearer.
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As the president and standard-bearer of the party, Trump possesses power that Republicans covet, and they want to influence him.
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But he's the standard-bearer for Trump-coddling contortionism, the reigning king of the kinds of contradictions that were on display.
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If you've been ruminating over an ex, clarity comes quickly when truth-bearer Jupiter snaps out of retrograde on the 9th.
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Good and proper Austinites judge their bars based on the patios, and in this regard, Shangri-La is a standard-bearer.
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"PewDiePie's status as the standard-bearer of True YouTube gives his position in broader political debates an outsize weight," Read wrote.
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The senator acknowledged that it's possible the party's eventual standard-bearer could drag down GOP candidates down-ballot such as himself.
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Even if Warren emerges as the clear standard-bearer of the left in the months ahead, Sanders is not going anywhere.
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He earned a spot as a flag-bearer at the annual Nuremberg Rally and returned disturbed at what he had seen.
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The Greens find themselves looking optimistically toward the 22000 presidential election, but it is unclear who their standard-bearer would be.
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"The electrician was a bearer of bad news for, like, six weeks," Ms. Gerard said, to the tune of about $12,000.
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Once guests were seated awaiting brunch, the closed black velvet curtain was opened and revealed a flower girl and ring bearer.
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Those present for the vows exchange included a chestnut ring bearer, a "flower filly" and friends Bella Bernaiche of Marshall, Mich.
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If the Grammys don't rapidly absorb change, its claim to be the standard-bearer music awards platform will be rendered null.
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But a large question mark hangs over the extent to which the GOP base wants him to be its standard-bearer.
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Republican standard bearer Trump's ability to tap into that xenophobia looks to have been a key factor of his astonishing success.
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Clinton, the presumptive Democratic nominee, is likely becoming her party's official standard-bearer during its own convention in Philadelphia next week.
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It is whether they will continue to follow a standard-bearer who is alienating most of the country by embracing extremists.
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No one wants to be the bearer of bad news, but any leader knows that it's all part of the job.
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Félix now ranks as one of European soccer's most dazzling young prospects, earmarked as the standard-bearer of a new generation.
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The long weekend also saw an escalation between the Bloomberg and Sanders campaign, the standard-bearer for the Democratic left-wing.
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The Water-Bearer is known for its unconventionality — Aquarius is sometimes even called "the weirdo of the zodiac" (lovingly, of course).
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With his narrow and largely geriatric base, he has become the standard-bearer for little England, anti-European, anti-immigrant nationalism.
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It's just really a matter as to whether he ought to be the candidate, the standard bearer of the Republican party.
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Below, our rankings of the 23 Democrats who have a real chance at being the party's standard-bearer in 23. 23.
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" He said: "In Kofi, the world lost a standard-bearer of global cooperation, and the UN, an embodiment of its mission.
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She should, by all counts, be seen as the standard-bearer of the tradition, so recently embraced by so many women.
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Since 2015, he held the title of oldest tattoo bearer found; now, he's in good company with the couple from Gebelain.
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After the bombshell "Access Hollywood" tape showed the Republican standard-bearer saying extremely lewd comments about women, Heck pulled his support.
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"Currently it is intended to propose to the shareholders at the upcoming General Assembly scheduled on May 23, 2019 to use the 13,399,000 bearer shares and the 7,125,500 registered shares of the said share repurchase program, as well as the 505,000 bearer shares of the share repurchase program 2008, for a reduction of capital," it said in a statement.
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I have become the unofficial standard bearer for webOS, the operating system created by Palm for the Pre and its successive devices.
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And how did Mr. Butler, with his furred musculature and marble-mouthed Scottish accent, become a standard-bearer for midlevel exploitation cinema?
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READ: World leaders scale back rhetoric on Donald Trump 'Just not ready' for Trump Will they unite behind their party's standard-bearer?
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A third is to issue humanitarian visas, which entitle the bearer to travel safely to his or her destination before claiming asylum.
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That's not the kind of free media Trump wants just before he drops the "presumptive" and becomes the GOP's official standard bearer.
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Trump officially clinched the GOP nomination this week, but Ryan says there's "no timeline" for when he'll endorse his party's standard-bearer.
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The book presumably holds the secret to the Order of X but, for now, it's just the bearer of very sad words.
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A mature water bearer will sit you down to end things, and give you closure, so long as you haven't offended them.
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One person that didn't mind the rain was Pita Taufatofua, the Tongan flag-bearer that captured our imagination in the opening ceremony.
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The gymnast capped off her two weeks of Olympic domination by serving as the flag-bearer for the closing ceremony Sunday night.
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They, along with their families, 12 groomsmen, 12 bridesmaids, four flower girls and a ring bearer, all wore designs by Ralph Lauren.
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The interchangeability between 'Earth' and 'Mother' is obvious, with the Mother as the bearer of fruit and the primary agent of life.
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Republican leaders had hoped that their tempestuous and improvisational standard-bearer would emerge from the convention with a new focus and discipline.
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This meant that Communist China was now the flag-bearer for global free trade, as Xi indicated over the weekend in Peru.
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His pondering of the matter reflects ongoing efforts by GOP forces opposed to Trump and Hillary Clinton, the likely Democratic standard-bearer.
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Maddy Erba and Al Heritier wed on Saturday in Michigan and recruited their former foster dog, Daisy, who served as ring bearer.
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Kimmel poked fun at Clinton's gender during her previous appearance, which occurred before Democrats formally made her their standard-bearer in July.
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While Tongan athlete Pita Nikolas Aufatofua is sole winner of the category of most oily flag bearer, there's still time you guys.
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The Republican standard-bearer hinted last week that he might refuse help to some NATO allies should they be attacked by Russia.
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Trump could have left Cleveland touting that he was freely chosen by the delegates and the standard bearer of a unified party.
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It has handed victory to the eventual Republican standard bearer every cycle since 1980 -- with the exception of Newt Gingrich in 2012.
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I want America to continue to thrive as a standard bearer and an example on the world stage I am proud of.
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Snapchat, once a standard bearer of ephemeral interactions, now wants me to show my contacts exactly where I am all the time.
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With the Opening Ceremony of the 2018 Winter Olympics less than 20183 hours away, Team USA has finally selected its flag bearer.
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Cartoon Network's Rick and Morty, with its massive viewership and critical acclaim, is probably the standard bearer for TV animation right now.
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In middle age — he is 46 now — Mr. Combs has become less of a rabble-rouser and more of a standard-bearer.
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Ring Bearer, in a vest, spins Flower Girl 1, who wears a white dress with a pink sash and a floral headband.
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And I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but an all-female ticket simply isn't going to happen in 2016.
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Explaining why he would vote for the party's new standard-bearer, he said that Hillary Clinton would be a far scarier alternative.
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That statement against Pelosi neutralized one of the GOP's strongest attacks, lumping a candidate in with the well-known liberal standard-bearer.
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The buff flag bearer and taekwondo athlete caught the eye of Today show hosts (especially Hoda Kotb) and playful social media users.
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The G.O.P. is now Ted Cruz writ large, a political party that has debased itself in the image of its standard-bearer.
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Brazil's only Olympic gold medal equestrian, the 2012 flag bearer Rodrigo Pessoa, is the alternate of the host nation's show jumping team.
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Former Ceará state governor Ciro Gomes has emerged as the most likely standard bearer for Brazil's left, with just under 10 percent.
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He is a genuinely serious man trapped by his party's standard-bearer, who regularly says things that are neither true nor serious.
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The Monmouth survey is the latest to find momentum behind Warren, who is challenging Sanders to be the party's progressive standard-bearer.
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Even Republicans who have praised his candidacy warned on Tuesday that the party may have to separate itself from its standard-bearer.
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But by bringing the measure quickly to the floor, Democratic leaders are sowing divisions between Republican lawmakers and their party's standard-bearer.
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Again there was a prosecution of Clinton — and also Obama — more than a promotion of the already too self-promoting standard-bearer.
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Despite rejecting some of the G.O.P.'s core principles — on trade and immigration, for example — he is now the party's standard-bearer.
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Establishment Republicans have repeatedly teased a brokered convention in July as a means of stopping Trump from becoming their party's standard-bearer.
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PHILADELPHIA — After formally voting to nominate Hillary Clinton, Democrats capped the occasion with a surprise appearance by their new standard-bearer. Mrs.
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His message — a blend of populist economic policies and muscular nationalism, sometimes called "Hearstism" — would await another standard-bearer, at another time.
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What happened to the concept of personal responsibility within the ranks of conservative Republicans that this man has become their standard bearer?
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Tennis: Caroline Wozniacki, Denmark's flag-bearer at the opening ceremony, lost to Petra Kvitova of the Czech Republic, 6-2, 6-4.
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But I was the bearer of patrilineal traditions in name only, insufficiently macho and no doubt under suspicion as a potential pansy.
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Leftist candidate Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador won the vote in a landslide while the PRI's standard-bearer came in a distant third.
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Can't wait for Fiona to be the flower girl, the ring bearer, the maid of honor, and the officiant at the wedding!
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As a nod to Jeremy's past career as a pro soccer player, the ring bearer dropped soccer-themed confetti down the aisle.
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Eclipses, again, bring surprises, and you may be the surprise or the bearer of shocking news for people in your life, Sag.
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The movement, only a few short years after waging a civil war in the GOP, had suddenly become the party's standard-bearer.
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They're framed as truths the mainstream media and elites are hiding from public view, with Jones as the bearer of the truth.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.), the party's standard-bearer in 28503.
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The NeverTrumpers may not accept Trump as an appropriate standard-bearer for Republicans, but they know that isn't enough to stop him.
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A marriage proposal is rebuffed, its bearer left unconscious on the roadside while his beloved drives off with their ill-gotten loot.
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Biden won across the state, making a statement about his electability as well as Sanders' shortcomings as a general election standard-bearer.
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Listen hard enough and you can hear the clock ticking on his time as the standard-bearer for the U.S. men's program.
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There, like a standard-bearer for that message, was Sadiq Khan, London's charismatic mayor, sitting front row Saturday at Molly Goddard's show.
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Republicans would be at risk of losing Texas if O'Rourke is the Democratic standard bearer, said Club for Growth President David McIntosh.
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But as we've seen, the network has long abandoned even the pretense that any rules apply to Hannity, its undisputed standard-bearer.
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And a Republican standard-bearer eager to use any argument or insinuation to tag his opponent as part of a corrupted system.
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Despite Jackson's "stalwart unionism," the G.O.P. should "curb their enthusiasm" when it comes to resurrecting this figure as the party's standard-bearer.
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Simari Birkner competed at the 2010 and 2014 Olympics, and was the Argentine flag bearer at the opening ceremony at both Games.
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China must now be the world's standard-bearer by default while trying to resolve sharp internal divisions on its own energy future.
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We are clear-eyed that our preferred candidate may not be the ultimate progressive standard-bearer as we approach the Democratic convention.
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She is faithful to Zamenhof, to the idea that Esperanto is not so much a language as the bearer of an idea.
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Mercury isn't in retrograde — yet — but the speediest planet is moving into Aquarius, the sign of the Water Bearer, on January 16.
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Though its basic layout was copied from an earlier hip-hop video site, it became the standard-bearer, generating its own copycats.
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Gomes has failed to draw the support of Lula voters he would need to become the new standard bearer of Brazil's left.
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The standard-bearer image of Trudeau has since faded following several controversies, however, including his government's purchase of the Trans Mountain Pipeline.
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Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) seeks to brand herself as the progressive standard bearer of family issues in the 2020 presidential race.
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Mr. Bearer-Friend (left), 34, was, until recently, the tax counsel in the Washington office of Senator Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts.
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The plot pits a New York City cop against terrorists in Los Angeles looking to steal millions of dollars of bearer bonds.
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Chocolate Armenteros, a Cuban trumpeter who was a standard-bearer of the Afro-Cuban musical tradition for almost seven decades, died on Jan.
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There was no bridal party, although Kerr's 6 -year-old son Flynn from her previous relationship with Orlando Bloom served as ring bearer.
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The exception was the case of Roman Reigns, WWE's chosen standard bearer and a performer bland enough to enrage scores of wrestling fans.
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And the nearer the bearer of the wrong feeling is allowed, the less the person in its midst can seem to recognize it.
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That victory was probably part of the reason that Murray was selected as Team U.K.'s flag bearer at this year's Opening Ceremonies.
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On the other side, it is almost certain that Mr Valls will now run as the standard-bearer of the moderate centre-left.
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As Tonga's flag bearer in the opening ceremony, his shirtless appearance (accessorized with a lot of body oil) caught a lot of eyes.
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The Parti Québécois (PQ) has been the standard bearer for independence since it was founded in 1968 by a former journalist, René Lévesque.
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Voters, especially those conservatives who want a clear sense of what their standard-bearer will do as president, deserve explanations for these shifts.
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Efron was actually born on October 18, 1987 and, although Aquarius' symbol is the Water Bearer, it is in fact an air sign.
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For many years, Tennessee was the standard-bearer for women's college basketball and a pioneer in the ascendance of women's sports in general.
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Due 1 Feb 2020, pay 1 Feb, EMTN docs, French law, Lux listing, 100k/100k denoms, Reg S bearer, CoC, clean-up call.
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As the official flag bearer for Team U.S.A. in the Closing Ceremony in Rio, 19-year-old Simone Biles needs to look sharp.
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And it's the same reason both Republican nominee Donald Trump and Democratic standard-bearer Hillary Clinton have said the minimum wage should rise.
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Putting forward a standard-bearer who has a legendarily bad relationship with the press is a dubious tactical move for a political party.
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He is a symptom of a broken party—an institution that chose as its standard-bearer a person it considered anathema until recently.
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But Christie, once viewed as a potential standard-bearer for the GOP, has seen his image and political prospects tarnished by the scandal.
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It's a bit like an activist ring of power, except that instead of rendering the bearer invisible it accomplishes precisely the opposite effect.
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I'd argue this is a more critical and more responsive message than one that scolds Democrats for nominating a dynastic, uncharismatic standard-bearer.
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Racial politics have changed since 2008 and because of his overwhelming popularity with African-American voters, President Obama is now the standard bearer.
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"For an athlete, being chosen as the flag bearer for Team USA is an extraordinary honor," David Lauren tells PeopleStyle in a statement.
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But at the Republican debate on Thursday, Rubio changed course, saying he would support Trump were he to become the Republican standard-bearer.
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Since its ownership was initially held in bearer shares, according to Bernstein, it had been impossible to figure out who controlled the company.
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Republicans had as their standard-bearer Norman, a former five-term state legislator who had represented a chunk of vote-rich York County.
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He's running against six other candidates in the primary, but none of them have emerged as the de facto anti-establishment standard-bearer.
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While everyone else blended in with the athletes from their country, the buff flag bearer strolled out wearing nothing but some baby oil.
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The results painted a grim picture for the standard-bearer leopard Panthera pardus and its nine subspecies (also included in the range analysis).
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Junius, who was Namibia's flag bearer at the Opening Ceremony Friday night, was scheduled to fight on Thursday, against Hassan Amzile of France.
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Did he recognize Arya Stark when she was Tywin Lannister's cup bearer, and if he did, why did he keep that a secret?
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Tears and booze will flow in equal measure, and there will be a prize awarded to the bearer of the most outstanding antlers.
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Lucy York, the right wing bearer, was new to puppetry, and to the challenges of appearing both visible and invisible to the audience.
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"There has to be complete transparency in sport," said Nadal, who will be Spain's flag-bearer at the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
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Fifty percent would be "disappointed or even angry" if Trump becomes the GOP standard-bearer in The Associated Press/GfK survey released Tuesday.
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That Trump is the GOP's standard-bearer seems to be pushing women away from the party, both as candidates for office and voters.
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Not to be the bearer of bad news, but the most widely used "holograms" as we understand them today aren't actual 3D projections.
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While in the sign of the Water Bearer, the moon will create a perfect air of reflection and forethought for all the signs.
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The video controversy was just one of the missteps the controversial candidate made in his second week as the official GOP standard-bearer.
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Trump repeatedly predicted "riots" if the GOP kept him from becoming its presidential standard-bearer despite his lead in delegates and voter support.
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"I see the job as being the flag-bearer of the 300 million people around the world who speak French," Mr. Dibango said.
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What had James said to Curry, bearer of the league's last two Most Valuable Player Awards we know that James believes he deserved?
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They also offer Democratic voters a potential standard-bearer from the left (Warren or Sanders), the center (Biden) or somewhere in between (Harris).
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The Democratic standard bearer must win back truant white voters and increase turnout among non-white voters who failed to vote in 2016.
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"If Mr. Trump is the nominee, he becomes the standard bearer for a party that's on the verge of breaking apart," he said.
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The videotape disclosed Friday provided gruesome evidence that the Republican standard-bearer has for years used his powerful status to prey on women.
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Johnson ran as the party's standard-bearer in 2012 and received nearly 2023 million votes – less than 1 percent of all votes cast.
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The idea of a president as "standard bearer" for a party is a long American tradition, but is not essential to our democracy.
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Nobody likes to be the bearer of bad news — especially when that bad news involves crushing the hopes and dreams of teenage Selenators.
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Joining the ranks of leading Republicans who will not commit to supporting Donald J. Trump if he becomes the party's standard-bearer, Gov.
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But that offering didn't satisfy the media scrum, and the questions kept coming until McConnell vented his frustration with the GOP standard-bearer.
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The state, home base for the American auto industry, also delivered an upset victory to Bernie Sanders, the Democratic anti-Nafta standard-bearer.
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The party's acceptance of Trump as its standard-bearer exposed further a set of divisions and tensions inside the GOP that will linger.
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He trained all year long with a few other novices, like that glistening Tongan flag bearer, and miraculously qualified for the 2018 games.
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Still, as the leading candidate and, you know, actual woman, Clinton seems like the standard bearer for women's and trans issues moving forward.
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How this bland-ass team in a bland-ass stadium became the standard bearer for playing baseball "the right way" is beyond me.
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We're the flag bearer for the rest of this ecosystem in terms of getting celebrities to associate with kitties and the Ethereum network.
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Mr. Walker endorsed Mr. Cruz ahead of the Wisconsin primary, and later expressed disappointment that Mr. Trump would be the party's standard-bearer.
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Left-leaning supporters hailed the release of their standard-bearer but want more and are now advocating for his name to be cleared.
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Andee and Josh also knew they were going to have an adults-only wedding, so they wanted something unexpected as their ring bearer.
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Forty-two states ban this in almost all elections, forcing candidates to choose to run as the standard bearer of only one party.
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The U.S. of A was led by flag bearer and luger Erin Hamlin at the Opening Ceremony's Parade of Nations in South Korea.
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He already had all the money imaginable and a career that would entitle its bearer to instant admission to the Hall of Fame.
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The candidate chosen by party members will be their flag bearer for the October 2019 general election, against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberals.
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They will choose Macron, a callow creature of a failed consensus, over the possibility that the repulsive party's standard-bearer might be right.
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"I think what a lot of Republicans want to see is that we have a standard-bearer that bears our standards," he said.
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The company proposed to pay out an unchanged dividend of 8 francs per bearer share and 1.60 francs per registered share for 2019.
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This has been a longtime favorite of mine, and in many ways has been a standard-bearer for how good albariño can be.
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Electric Light Orchestra was also up for the first time, while Yes, a standard-bearer of progressive rock, was on its third nod.
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His own cup-bearer from Mecca offered me a glass of water from its sacred well, the most delicious I had ever tasted.
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We know that many Democratic voters are desperate to find their standard-bearer so they can turn their attention to beating Mr. Trump.
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Tongan Pita Taufatofua becomes an internet sensation as his country's flag bearer, walking in the opening ceremony shirtless with his chest greased up.
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I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but you might be reducing your phone battery&aposs lifespan with certain charging behaviors.
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It joined the Dow Jones Industrial Average in 20203, a symbol that Apple is a blue-chip stock and an industry standard-bearer.
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Prior to Hillary Clinton's victory in the 153 primary fight, neither party had ever even nominated a woman as its presidential standard-bearer.
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At the core of many such disputes is a difference in attitudes to the global Muslim Brotherhood, as a standard-bearer of Islamism.
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But there is also a rising demand in the party for a more progressive standard-bearer who reflects the increasingly diverse Democratic coalition.
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The government's Bureau of Labor Statistics, which is the standard bearer when it comes to employment data, has largely overlooked the gig economy.
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Trump's rise certainly took many by surprise, as media outlets and pundits alike counted him out numerous times before becoming the GOP standard bearer.
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Katrina Pierson's comment came hours after House Speaker Paul Ryan said he'll focus on protecting down-ballot Republicans rather than his party's standard-bearer.
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CHARGES DROPPED AFTER STORMY DANIELS ARREST AT STRIP CLUB There is no obvious standard bearer for Democrats, though there have been reports that Sen.
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Biles was selected to be the flag bearer for Team USA to close out the 2016 Rio Games on Sunday, according to USA Today.
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Reilly said Cloudera is the standard-bearer for companies that want to use Hadoop because it's independent and has a clear open-source model.
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What does an author do after becoming the standard-bearer for his genre, weaving almost as many legal stories as the Law & Order franchise?
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The final result is a truly beautiful piece of work that looks as though it's saved its bearer more than a couple of times.
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The unconventional standard-bearer is running smack into conventional Washington vetting -- just as Trump's reluctant establishment allies try to quell a rebellion against him.
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"I think what a lot of Republicans want to see is that we have a standard-bearer that bears our standards," Ryan told CNN.
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But the 28500-year-old has been unable to break out of Biden's shadow in his bid to be the party's centrist standard-bearer.
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She "has become a standard bearer among civil rights attorneys and has long been known as a fierce courtroom advocate," according to the profile.
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It conceives of the borrower not as the bearer of the future of the country, but a customer, and a petulant one at that.
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Gregg, who initially endorsed Jeb Bush in the Granite State, has throughout the primary season expressed concern with Trump as the GOP standard-bearer.
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" Asked if he were concerned about his party's standard-bearer taking such a position, Rubio said of Trump: "He's not a professional, political guy.
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