Make sure no one knows exactly who calls the shots.
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He still calls the shots at both Bolloré and Vivendi.
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It calls the shots, and I do what it wants.
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"Everybody&aposs going to know who calls the shots, Adam," he said.
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But there is little doubt now that Mr. Xi calls the shots.
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It also transforms who calls the shots at the world's most valuable startup.
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With this administration, I think it's clear, the president himself calls the shots.
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Scientists and the military have often tussled over who calls the shots in space.
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He wants to be the one who makes the decisions and calls the shots.
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First of all, the producer is the person who calls the shots on a track.
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And how can we fix a situation like this, where a tyrant calls the shots?
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Who really calls the shots over the man who now sits in the White House?
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Same goes for the city, where Comptroller Scott Stringer really calls the shots on divestment.
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She calls the shots from her base, while all the action erupts a world away.
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In its own backyard, however, Beijing is making it increasingly clear that it calls the shots.
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Khamenei ultimately calls the shots in Iran, where the president can only influence policy, not decide it.
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Well, NASA needs money to do it, and the president, along with Congress, mostly calls the shots.
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By insisting on keeping the job open, Mr Xi has shown that he alone calls the shots.
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A security council of three alien races calls the shots from an enormous space station called the Citadel.
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And yet, to hear some tell it, it's an entirely different institution that really calls the shots in Washington.
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When big crises like the Greek debt debacle and the Syrian refugee crisis hit Europe, Berlin calls the shots.
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On health care reform, Republicans cannot replace ObamaCare with a Republican version of reform that calls the shots federally.
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But Liverpool will never sacrifice its style, Klopp said, at least not as long as he calls the shots.
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She takes control of her life, makes chocolate croissants, calls the shots on redecoration, and is a good mom.
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But the monetary fund says it is ultimately the government that calls the shots on the country's economic direction.
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T: So one thing that (Christine: who calls the shots?) in fact they give me a lot of autonomy.
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But Beijing's role in choosing the chief executive leads to widespread questions over who calls the shots in Hong Kong.
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And in any case, Mr. Liu's ability to push through change is limited — President Xi Jinping still calls the shots.
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The Saudis and Emiratis say Sheikh Hamad still calls the shots and has never forgiven them for trying to unseat him.
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And in today's Russia, the question is what does Vladimir Putin want, because he calls the shots on anything of consequence.
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One former senior administration official argued it is unfair to pin all that on Mulvaney, because Trump ultimately calls the shots.
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CEO Masayoshi Son calls the shots, and the Vision Fund is named after his vision of how humanity and technology will develop.
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When insiders already hold supervoting shares, though, leaving a bit less on the table is a gentle reminder of who calls the shots.
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But the 3,000 delegates who are meeting in Beijing know that President Xi Jinping (pictured, left) calls the shots on the economy these days.
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Although our abused and forgotten written Constitution mentions nothing about marriage, abortion, or college admissions, the Court calls the shots on all these matters.
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The chief of staff should be the person who calls the shots in the White House but Trump apparently never gave Priebus the ammunition.
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A merger and spinoff of the oil and gas division with Baker Hughes, for example, creates a separate and listed enterprise where GE calls the shots.
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The soaring Burj Dubai tower was renamed Burj Khalifa in honour of the ruler of Abu Dhabi—a reminder that Abu Dhabi now calls the shots.
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He swerved a question about whether the situation was more to do with a 'power play' over who calls the shots in the increasingly-troubled sport.
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A merger and spinoff of the oil and gas division with Baker Hughes, for example, creates a separate and listed enterprise where G.E. calls the shots.
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Mr. Xi still calls the shots, and his pledge to revamp the economy jostles alongside his fiercely conservative agenda to restore party control and protect state companies.
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Hughes notes that while the CEO is a good person, he holds far too much power at Facebook, and can't be held accountable there — he calls the shots.
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Even the 47 non-bank, listed PSUs, where the government owns a majority and calls the shots, are run for motives that include profit but much else besides.
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No one seems to be looking for an exit and while in North Korea Kim calls the shots, in Syria, Russia and Iran hold sway over President Assad.
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A long transfer of power may have made sense on paper, but movie industry players — agents, in particular — do not like not knowing precisely who calls the shots.
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Or Pence may be stating what he actually believes, and skipping right over the fact that the president, not the VP, is the one who calls the shots.
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And he has been fighting a public perception that Mr. Patrick — the firebrand conservative who was the Texas chairman of President Trump's campaign — calls the shots in Austin.
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The winner was Raheel Sharif, who had just stood down as chief of Pakistan's army, the institution that calls the shots, even when, as now, civilians are notionally in charge.
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Another correspondent notes that, while it's true that he made no major gaffes, his mixed signals fed a sense that China, not the U.S., calls the shots in the region.
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When Buster Douglas knocked out Mike Tyson in 1990, Bela wrote a breathless dispatch: "Douglas has stood the boxing world on its head and now calls the shots," he wrote.
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A few days earlier the kingdom's Gulf-affairs minister, Thamer al-Sabhan, had promised "astonishing" developments to topple Hizbullah, a Shia militia-cum-political-party that calls the shots in Lebanon.
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While he has a political team at the White House, it's Trump who largely calls the shots about which candidate to endorse or campaign with, say those familiar with the process.
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Whether these flowers would bear any relation to their cousins growing wild in the jungle would be a question for the botanists, or whoever calls the shots in our hothouse future.
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The attacks leveled against Clinton for the 2012 Benghazi attacks are relatively unfounded: The president calls the shots about U.S. military action and diplomatic relations in the rest of the world.
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Now, Floyd's firing back ... telling TMZ Sports HE makes the rules -- 'cause he makes the money and that makes him the guy who calls the shots ... and mixed martial arts isn't happening.
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It's a visually and narratively disruptive moment that unsparingly reminds the viewer that evil calls the shots in this film, and that revenge and justice will ultimately have no place in it.
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Thanks in part to Iranian investment in the group, Hezbollah now calls the shots in the Lebanese capital as well as playing a pivotal role in Syria and elsewhere in the Middle East.
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In this context—where the president calls the shots and Congress is beholden to party leadership—half the legislature always is unbothered with unbound executive authority whenever "their guy" occupies the White House.
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Playing a much sexier version of Santa, Cardi B calls the shots and runs a tight ship as she instructs her elves to wrap up and send off her favorite gift—cash—to all.
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We live on the other side of the country, so we're not privy to their daily lives, but my perception is that he calls the shots and my daughter goes along with his timetable.
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Its prime minister, Imran Khan, is urging dialogue and, in a promising gesture, was due to release India's pilot—presumably with the approval of the army chief, who calls the shots on matters of security.
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When we found Streisand in Brentwood on Tuesday, he was super optimistic about the future of the Lakers ... and says the brothers now know once and for all who calls the shots in Lakers land.
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You can be the one who calls the shots and makes the big calls while still leaving room for the good ideas others bring to you, no matter where they rank in the power structure.
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Trump's persona -- in politics, business and life -- relies on his self-image as the guy who calls the shots, closes deals and forces others to react to the shock moves of a master narrative weaver.
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Ultimately, Xi does not want the US to be in the driving seat in a region where China increasingly calls the shots, and at a time when relations between Beijing and Washington are at a low.
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The fact is that in all of these newly cloned right-wing nations -- though pointedly not in Saudi Arabia, where the ruling monarchy calls the shots -- leaders have been installed quite democratically at the ballot box.
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Although Prince Muhammad calls the shots, it is possible that he will listen to the soft-spoken, Texas-educated technocrat who has been in the oil industry longer than the 30-year-old prince has been alive.
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Of course, it is Steyer who ultimately calls the shots, and it became clear in reporting for this story that there was a lot of competition among Steyer's groups and campaign around who has the candidate's ear.
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Of even greater significance, in Coll's view, is Washington's dysfunctional relationship with the government of Pakistan, or more specifically with the Pakistani Army, which effectively calls the shots on all matters related to internal and external security.
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A controversial constitutional clause imposed by the military bans Suu Kyi from the presidency—she indirectly calls the shots via proxy leader and official President Htin Kyaw—a powerful reminder of just how influential the armed junta remains.
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In the Ryder Cup, the home team captain dictates the course set-up to favor his team but in the PGA Tour-owned and operated Presidents Cup, the American-based organization calls the shots both home and away.
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By luxuriating in how Negan makes Rick crawl, by spending so much time on it and focusing on how Negan calls the shots, "Service" more or less invites viewers to identify with Negan and subconsciously take the villain's side.
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Meanwhile the defence ministry, which calls the shots on such vital questions as procurement and promotions, is staffed with career bureaucrats and political appointees who lack not only technical knowledge but also, grumble ex-servicemen, much sympathy for people in uniform.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A top aide to Vladimir Putin decides how the pro-Moscow administration of eastern Ukraine is run and who gets what jobs there, three former rebel leaders said, challenging Kremlin denials that it calls the shots in the region.
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Three former rebel leaders told Reuters in May that a top aide to Russian President Vladimir Putin decides how the pro-Moscow administration of eastern Ukraine is run and who gets what jobs there, challenging Kremlin denials that it calls the shots in the region.
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Halfway through its parliamentary term PiS still calls the shots, buoyed by its social policies, including a new subsidy for all children after the first-born, and its refusal to take in refugees from the Middle East as part of the EU's relocation scheme.
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"Russia's goal in its lone mediation mission appears to be twofold: firstly, to repair its international reputation in relation to its debacle in Ukraine, and secondly to strengthen the impression in Armenia and Azerbaijan that Russia calls the shots in the South Caucasus," he said.
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Wahlberg and Rodriguez are joined by veterans Kurt Russell and John Malkovich, who are terrific as they butt heads aboard the Deepwater, where the latter calls the shots as a BP executive, though the former is responsible for the safety of the crew, who answer to him.
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In a time of uncertainty around the future of health care in America, we need to embrace ways to diversify who calls the shots, bringing more women to the decision-making table to ensure the best possible outcomes for patients — regardless of gender, generation, geography, or income.
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Ms Sandu claims that the new government, voted in by Mr Dodon's Socialists and by MPs from Mr Plahotniuc's old party, is pro-Russian, but that it will say whatever it needs to to keep Western countries happy, so that, while Russia calls the shots, the West keeps critical loans flowing.
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BOLTON: Now, I think what he&aposs saying is look, if we can have a direct conversation between the two leaders, especially given the Russian system where Putin essentially calls the shots, we can find out where Russia&aposs main points of -- what its main objectives are and what we need to achieve.
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According to his prepared testimony, Zuckerberg will offer a stark defense of the Libra project, touting its ability to offer financial services to people who do not have access to banks, but he will also work to emphasize that he no longer calls the shots and that Facebook is just one partner in a broader project.
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It's the Pakistani military that calls the shots: They've ruled the country indirectly for half the country's independence, and the other half of the time they've ruled it indirectly by curbing how far the civilians can go… So my view is that until [that] changes, with more space for civil society in Pakistan, then there is not a real prospect of India being able to demilitarize.
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Canadian calls the shots at U.S. cable giant Toronto Star 16 Nov 1988: B9.
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He became an advisor to BAE Systems in March 1999Who calls the shots? P. 18 and is author of a paper entitled "Developments in UK Aviation" published in 2003.
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John Simmon was born in Subotica of Hungarian descentStefanova-Peteva, K. (1993). Who Calls the Shots on the New York Stages?, page 26. to Joseph and Margaret (née Reves) Simmon.
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Smith, Hedrick. "Who Calls the Shots in the Global Economy?" PBS. Retrieved on July 31, 2006. In 2005, labor unions created new organizations and websites to criticize the company, including Wake Up Walmart (United Food and Commercial Workers) and Walmart Watch (Service Employees International Union).
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He played Vikranta Jabbar in Ramsay Brothers produced horror TV serial Zee Horror Shows episode Saya. In 2007, Pal started a production company to produce and direct Bhojpuri films.Surendra Pal turns to filmmakingDronacharya calls the shots He produced a Bhojpuri film Bhauji Ke Sister.
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The result is his complete humiliation. On the set of Valentino's subsequent film, Monsieur Beaucaire, Rambova and Sidney Olcott take over directing. Two stage hands, wondering if 'Rambova calls the shots in bed, too', toss a pink powder puff onto Valentino's lap. Rambova demands that whoever did it come forward or she and Valentino will walk off the set for good.
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He wants to skate with her, but on his terms: no money; he calls the shots. Through a series of outdoor scenes we see them work together to form a routine. Unfortunately, Jammers is about to be sold to a ruthless mob developer. Bobby and Terry are clued into this plot and try to get her father, a lawyer, to help.
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In a 2018 interview, Scherman said: "Mayo just had this thing that he didn't want me on the team. Johnny Sain wanted me on the team, and the general manager Jim Campbell wanted me on the team, but Mayo calls the shots. So he says ok put him on the team but I just won't pitch him."Fred Scherman video interview on his baseball career, at 16:10-16:30.
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In round four CompuBox found Mosley throwing seven power punches without landing any, making Mayweather the second boxer (after Roy Jones Jr.) to go an entire round without being hit by a power punch. After the fight, president of Golden Boy Promotions Oscar De La Hoya stated that he believed Mayweather was the best in the game.de la hoya says 'money' calls the shots for a Pacquiao fight. Sports.yahoo.com.
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"TSN SportsCentre's Cabbie Calls The Shots", thesheridansun.ca. Retrieved 2014-04-09. Richards was a special correspondent on The Marilyn Denis Show on CTV from 2011 to 2012, where he brought a male perspective to conversations about relationships, while also filing reports with Hollywood actors, musicians and everyday Canadians on the street. According to Richards, his particular style of journalism – entertain first, inform second – has allowed him to carve out a unique identity.
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Pam Veasey: CSI: NY's 'showrunner' calls the shots for popular TV series- Ebony, Nov, 2008 by Regina R. Robertson In 1997, Veasey made the decision to transition to drama television, writing an episode Nash Bridges. During the same year she served as an executive producer and consulting producer on the sitcoms Between Brothers and The Gregory Hines Show respectively. From 1999–2000, she produced the comedy-drama series Get Real starring Jesse Eisenberg and Anne Hathaway.
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Affinity is set in Victorian England; the story of an upper-class woman, Margaret (Anna Madeley), who becomes an official "Visitor" to a woman's prison; however, she becomes emotionally attached to one of the inmates, Selina (Zoe Tapper). As the story progresses through Selina's shady background, and Margaret's dislike of her home life; a plot to break out of the prison develops. But just what the plan is, and who calls the shots is yet to be discovered.
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With this book, Erazo Heufelder was nominated for the international "Lettre Ulysses Award" for reportage. "Drogenkorridor Mexiko" ("Drugs corridor Mexico") appeared in 2011. It dealt with the "drugs war" in Mexico. Erazo Heufelder's research for it included a five-week journey away from the main roads through the frontier region alongside the United States border, from the west coast near Culiacán, where Joaquín Guzmán's Sinaloa Cartel calls the shots, to Ciudad Juárez on the Texan frontier.
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Despite this both groups acknowledged that Mozambique had essentially been forced into signing the treaty as the country was on the brink of destruction due to the conflict with the South-African backed RENAMO rebels.Joseph Hanlon, "Mozambique: Who Calls the Shots?", James Currey Publishers, 1991 Mozambique stood by its side of the Treaty and expelled ANC members from the south of the country, meanwhile the South Africans ignored the deal and stepped up their already extensive support to RENAMO.Y. G-M.
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Today, curling is played all over Europe and has spread to Brazil, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, China, and Korea. The first world championship for curling was limited to men and was known as the Scotch Cup, held in Falkirk and Edinburgh, Scotland, in 1959. The first world title was won by the Canadian team from Regina, Saskatchewan, skipped by Ernie Richardson. (The skip is the team member who calls the shots; see below.) Curling was one of the first sports that was popular with women and girls.
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According to Napolitano, the film implies that the Chinese authorities have the real power in Hong Kong. Lee stated that the scene was "vehicle to represent (Hong Kong's) relationship with China" and, as paraphrased by Alexis Lai of CNN, "the murkiness of Beijing's role in the Snowden affair." In regards to the scene, Lee said "To say China wasn't pulling any strings at all would be naïve ... Even though it gives us autonomy, it's always Beijing that calls the shots." Officially officials from the Mainland government said that they did not influence the decisions of the Hong Kong authorities.
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Former Anheuser-Busch CEO August Busch IV (right) with Berkshire Hathaway Chairman Warren Buffett (left). 2006 In 2002, Busch (and other family members) were passed over when the company named Patrick Stokes as its first non-family president and CEO. Busch's father had said that he owns 1% of the stock and that the "board of directors calls the shots" at the company. In 2004, as president of the company, Busch IV announced the brewer had purchased the 20-year naming rights to a new Busch Stadium, the home of the St. Louis Cardinals. Team owner William Dewitt Jr. said: “From the day we began planning for the new ballpark, we wanted to keep the name ‘Busch Stadium.
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April 16: Presto Ice Cream started their semifinal assignment on a high note as they defeated San Miguel Beermen, 109-100, handed the defending Open Conference champions their first taste of defeat after a 10-game sweep in the eliminations. April 18: The Flavor Specialist scored their second victory in the semifinals with a 131-124 win over Purefoods Hotdogs, spoiling the debut of their former coach Baby Dalupan, who now calls the shots for the Hotdogs. April 25: Allan Caidic erupted for a conference-high 45 points while Walker Russell dished out his seventh triple-double performance of 41 points, 10 rebounds and 12 assists to bolster Presto's finals chances in a 143-135 win over Formula Shell. June 29: The Tivolis eked out a 113-108 victory over San Miguel as they snapped the Beermen's three-game winning skein in the All- Filipino Conference.
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He is doing this to become the PM while also using the potential sympathy votes of her murder to win the next elections. But Kabir is informed about Sandy by his men and looks in the bathroom and finds him and Sandy get captured by Kabir's men and after a big brawl Sandy bashes all the thugs and fights his way out and run towards the room 1426 to stop the incident. Right when Sid nearly pulls the trigger, Sandy jumps in, stops Sid and the bullet hits the stage and some piece of woods fall on the PM and everybody runs and the PM is taken inside and by slip of tongue Raaj shouts that he doesn't understand why an Indian will shoot at the PM and the PM understood that the main culprit is no one except her own son and gets him arrested. Sandy then runs after Kabir who is already doing a runner, Sid now calls the shots and holds Rohan at his gunpoint but ends up in a fight where Sid gets wounded with a knife but ultimately shots down Rohan to death.
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