There has been talk about a changing of the guard.
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There's a changing of the guard within Google's Asia Pacific business.
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Is this a changing of the guard regarding romance on TV?
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"We're seeing a real changing of the guard," said Mr. Callahan.
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Now the company is preparing for a changing of the guard.
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"We're seeing a real changing of the guard," said Mr. Callahan.
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This changing of the guard has important implications for the left.
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They played Franklin's hit "Respect" during the Changing of the Guard ceremony.
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A changing of the guard might be underway in the porn world.
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"Now we're beginning to see this changing of the guard," she said.
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The scene was a further changing of the guard for the Yankees.
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There was a sense that a changing of the guard was looming.
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And it is a sign of a generational changing of the guard.
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It is, in truth, more a changing of the guard than a revolution.
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"It's a changing of the guard," Mr. Farquhar said, referring to the houses.
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Climate change resulted in a changing of the guard, especially among the grazing animals.
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This postseason has been about the changing of the guard to a large extent.
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A different type of changing of the guard is going down at Buckingham Palace.
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Six years after Relæ opened in Copenhagen, there is a changing of the guard.
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Joyciline Jepkosgei's win over Mary Keitany may have signaled a changing of the guard.
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The new government hasn't yet publicly sought a changing of the guard at HFSF.
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When the changing of the guard did come, a period of adjustment was required.
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Across the pond, "Respect" played at Buckingham Palace during the changing of the guard.
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A changing of the guard in both countries appears to explain this watershed moment.
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"There was always going to be a changing of the guard," he told reporters.
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Ms. Ocasio-Cortez's victory is a vivid sign of the changing of the guard.
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A changing of the guard is underway at People magazine under its new ownership.
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Inevitably, the changing of the guard meant a change in the nature of the badgelife.
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The new champion's victory may signal a changing of the guard in trampoline's top flight.
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It feels like we may be nearing a changing of the guard in the NHL.
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The changing of the guard comes for Women 22.0 after a phase of scaling back.
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Meanwhile, a changing of the guard at French utility EDF boosted it by 4.3 percent.
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The camera lingered on actors and actresses of color, heralding a changing of the guard.
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"No changing of the guard," said Arum, before taking a swipe at president Donald Trump.
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It's a changing of the guard at one of the biggest activist hedge funds around.
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He may, though, represent something of a changing of the guard for an entire league.
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In the beauty business, there's been a changing of the guard over the past decade.
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At least a few immigration advocates suggest the changing of the guard in the White House.
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Where Mr Fury's victory was a shock, Mr Joshua's felt like a changing of the guard.
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The ceremony starts with the relief commander announcing the Changing of the Guard on the plaza.
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As plates and utensils clattered around me, I thought of an earlier changing of the guard.
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What began as a small-town changing of the guard has quickly become a statewide investigation.
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This may indicate more of an internal struggle than changing of the guard within the Academy.
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While this changing of the guard is dramatic, it's far from unprecedented in the history of cinema.
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Pond5 founder Tom Bennett was not immediately available for an interview about the changing of the guard.
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Thousands of tourists flock to the palace to watch the Changing of the Guard ceremony every week.
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Cowles blamed the uncertainty surrounding the measure in part on a "changing of the guard" in Tallahassee.
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Trade associations and Washington offices wonder whether they are well positioned for the changing of the guard.
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There had, after all, been a changing of the guard that exposed deep fissures within ZANU-PF.
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Ms. Pels's ascendence at Cosmo has come amid a changing of the guard at the magazine company.
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Berkshire's transition out of IBM and in to Apple marked a changing of the guard in technology.
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It makes sense to have a changing of the guard if the business is going to pivot.
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If things are great, then Xi staying will be less risky than a changing of the guard.
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But Pelosi's victory today makes clear that a changing of the guard is not on the table.
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And as with any colossal changing of the guard, will she continue or depart from Karl's legacy altogether?
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A significant changing of the guard is underway in the world of telecoms and tech out of Asia.
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When David Letterman left the Late Show in 2015, it felt like a generational changing of the guard.
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However, Hurdle downplayed any idea that there may be a changing of the guard in the NL Central.
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IT IS hard to avoid the impression that the tennis world has witnessed a changing of the guard.
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"Those four elements are key aspects of the changing of the guard happening at the moment," Groeneveld said.
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The changing of the guard extended to the Interior Ministry, which has historically run the kingdom's internal security.
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Berkshire's transition out of IBM and into Apple marks a changing of the guard of sorts in tech stocks.
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The future As for the future of the NFL online, we could be seeing a changing of the guard.
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The changing of the guard at the Fed will be a big focus for investors in the week ahead.
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"There's a real changing of the guard here of young people willing to tell their stories," Ms. Verrilli said.
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To many observers, the 2016 election showed that voters are eager for a changing of the guard in Washington.
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The son of Taiwanese immigrants, Mr. Lin, 20083, is part of a generational changing of the guard in Hollywood.
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" Mr. Flake choosing not to seek another term, writes Mr. Domenech, does not mark a "changing of the guard.
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The palace isn't open to the public, but the changing of the guard can be viewed every day at noon.
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The changing of the guard in Caracas at the tomb of President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela, who died in 2013.
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Why it matters: It's the changing of the guard at one of the largest health care companies in the country.
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The Queen's health is robust, but since she's 92, a changing of the guard is also approaching for the monarchy.
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That looked suspiciously like a changing-of-the-guard moment, and maybe it will turn out to be just that.
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His estate has recently returned to Zwirner, which may well suggest a changing of the guard — the very top guard.
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" The New York Times editorial page said that Ocasio-Cortez's victory was "a vivid sign of the changing of the guard.
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And when they went to see the famed changing of the guard in London, their view wasn't quite what he hoped.
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ServiceNow has so far kept a low public profile in the global marketplace, but analysts welcomed the changing of the guard.
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This season marks a changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace, introducing a new cast to bring the royals into midlife.
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After witnessing that, the 12-time Grand Slam singles champion Billie Jean King said it was a changing of the guard.
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The changing of the guard propels Weimer to the pinnacle of German finance and comes at a crucial moment for Deutsche Boerse.
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"One of the themes is just the changing of the guard in the consumer electronics world," said Drexel Hamilton analyst Brian White.
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That may include a changing of the guard at the top as it reorients itself to deal with the specter of Amazon.
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He did not elaborate, but on Saturday police said targets in Jakarta included the changing of the guard at the presidential palace.
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Kim and Kris both end the conversation in tears, but Kris gives the party to Kim as a changing of the guard.
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A slew of over executives followed Libin, a 'changing of the guard' as perhaps might be expected when a founding member departs.
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Roberts represents a kind of changing of the guard, and it's entirely plausible that Turner might still dislike her because of that.
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The Kansas City Chiefs, the kings of the conference for months in this changing-of-the guard season, were losing at home.
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"I just want to be here to observe the changing of the guard and the changing of the British Empire," she said.
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The departure of Mr. Drummond, who could not be reached for comment on Friday, signals a changing of the guard for Alphabet.
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Berkshire's pivot away from IBM toward companies like Apple and Oracle would seem to be a changing of the guard for tech stocks.
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But the new season had seen a changing of the guard, with Abramovich's money and Mourinho's management combining to make Chelsea a force.
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Representative Marsha Blackburn, a fellow Republican from Tennessee, will take Mr. Corker's seat in January, an example of the changing of the guard.
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In a generational changing of the guard, Arthur Gregg Sulzberger, 37, will become the publisher of The New York Times on Jan. 1.
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Much may depend on whether UMNO can oversee a changing of the guard during its next party election, currently scheduled for June 30.
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Millions of tourists flock to see the palace each year, especially to see the traditional Changing of the Guard and Summer Opening ceremonies.
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Open Book With the changing of the guard in the White House, this week we look at several new works about American politics.
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And one at the tippy-top of that list is stepping down in a rare changing of the guard at the Gates Foundation.
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Unlike tennis, where Roger Federer bagged his eighth Wimbledon title at the age of 35, golf has seen a constant changing of the guard.
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Their spontaneous excursion lasted a little longer than expected, so back at the palace the traditional changing of the guard began in their absence.
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The Welsh Guard Band, the musical ensemble for the queen of England, played the song during the changing of the guard, USA Today reported.
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On Tennis Gauff, the youngest player in the draw, beat the oldest, her 39-year-old idol, in a changing-of-the-guard match.
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But it stands alongside a second major aspect of American life that Lind almost completely ignores: a racial and social changing of the guard.
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Before putting steel in the water, the project would need federal approvals and policies that are in doubt amid Washington's changing of the guard.
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The announcement Wednesday of Kristalina Georgieva as IMF managing director cements a clear changing of the guard at the world's most important economic institutions.
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Why it matters: The plan, if true, is part of a wider changing of the guard at some of the world's largest oil companies.
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Diaz-Canel replaced Castro in April in a historic changing of the guard in Cuba, but Saturday&aposs Cabinet suggests continuity rather than immediate change.
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With a changing of the guard on the creative side, Topshop is also reflecting on its current business model and putting new practices into place.
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This frequent changing of the guard has disrupted PREPA's ability to enact long-term change, according to more than a dozen interviews conducted by Reuters.
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The solid performance of rookie Daniel Jones through the preseason has some wondering if the changing of the guard will happen sooner rather than later.
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In Brussels, a bureaucratic changing of the guard is underway, as the European Union's new leadership team, known as the European Commission, is being finalized.
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That Messi stepped aside for that penalty kick did not represent a changing of the guard; these things do not happen so swiftly, so immediately.
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As 2017 wraps up, the changing of the guard is clear in royal circles as Prince Harry and Meghan Markle toss out the traditional play book.
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That includes Donald Duck and Chip and Dale as Yeomen Warders (popularly known as Beefeaters), who attempt their own version of the changing of the guard.
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Mounting legal problems, uncertainty over two major programs and a changing of the guard among senior management also blur the outlook for Europe's largest aerospace company.
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The leadership change also signifies a generational changing-of-the-guard in the public interest community in D.C. as Big Tech battles heat up around town.
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Jepkosgei's win over Keitany — who has won four times in eight tries in New York — signaled a potential changing of the guard among female Kenyan runners.
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The event signaled the end of Mr. Bratton's second stint running the department, and a changing of the guard for the nation's largest municipal police force.
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The changing of the guard comes at a time when the wireless industry as a whole is grappling with new technologies and a wave of consolidation.
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The arrests in Spain come as soccer has been undergoing a changing of the guard since 2015 after an American investigation into corruption among FIFA officials.
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The horses, ridden by troops and gold-trimmed trumpeters in plumed helmets, are feature attractions in the Changing of the Guard, coronations and all state processions.
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Tuesday marks the official changing of the guard at General Electric, ushering in a new era of leadership after a 16-year tenure by Jeff Immelt.
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Tours of the palace are available this year from April 2 to October 15, but the Changing of the Guard happens every day at 11:55 a.m.
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In some categories we see a changing of the guard, while others remain squarely WTF (see: YouTube metalcore band I Prevail getting a Best Rock Album nod).
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Joe Gibbs Racing is replacing Matt Kenseth, Nascar's oldest full-time driver, with one of the youngest as the series undergoes a rapid changing of the guard.
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With no storybook changing of the guard in New England, Garoppolo was traded to San Francisco, where he became the starter following an injury to C.J. Beathard.
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Dian Yulia Novi, 28, was arrested late last year on suspicion of plotting to blow herself up outside Jakarta's presidential palace during the changing of the guard.
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John McEnroe, a seven-time Grand Slam winner, conducted the post-match, on-court interview with Tsitsipas and described his victory as a changing of the guard.
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The changing of the guard immediately began to herald a more traditional political operation as the campaign quickly amped up the pace of rapid response and fundraising emails.
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As the changing of the guard was underway, the night-shift supervisor initiated a pre-recorded message that employees were intended to believe came from U.S. Pacific Command.
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London's eight royal parks, home to more than 170,000 trees, were closed and even the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace, a tourist draw, was also canceled.
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London's eight royal parks, home to more than 170,000 trees, were closed and even the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace, a tourist draw, was also canceled.
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Perhaps this high-profile changing of the guard is just the most visible manifestation of a trend that's been incubating in certain circles — notably among social media influencers.
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Wall Street will be watching the changing of the guard at the Federal Reserve and a few key economic data points to set the tone for the week.
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On May 220006, Akihito's son and heir, Naruhito, will be enthroned as Japan's first emperor born after World War II. It is a significant changing of the guard.
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The changing of the guard here has less to do with an ascendant Alphabet and more to do with Apple's iPhone sales, which are beginning to slow down.
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By attacking Mr. McCabe and by continuing to attack the F.B.I., Mr. Trump has clouded an overdue changing of the guard and has provoked resistance to reform efforts.
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A changing of the guard in Vienna, at one of the most important and busy opera houses in the world, would always be of interest to opera buffs.
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It's hard to say if this is an anomaly or the new normal, and it's too soon to herald a changing of the guard within the Recording Academy.
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Henrik Lundqvist, 215, who has more wins than any other goalie as a Ranger, was on the bench, possibly a first step toward a changing of the guard.
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"This is the first step in the changing of the guard at Airbus: Bregier leaving must also signal the beginning of the end for Enders," an industry source said.
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In sport a changing of the guard is usually a slow, drawn-out process and rarely comes as sharply defined as it could be in this year's Super Bowl.
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The changing of the guard at auto giant Daimler is the latest C-suite move at auto and energy giants that will help shape the future of both industries.
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The recently announced changing of the guard in the Saudi oil ministry and the news spin around it says it is time to separate political banter and political reality.
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There has been a "changing of the guard" among China's wealthiest people over the years, said Rupert Hoogewerf, Hurun Report's chairman, commenting on the list that was published Thursday.
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So in a perhaps misguided effort to make the changing of the guard look more high-minded, the administration had the FBI look into financial improprieties at the WHTO.
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Major events including The Queen's annual garden parties, investitures, Trooping the Colour, State Visits, Changing of the Guard and the Buckingham Palace Summer Opening will all continue as normal.
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The recent firing of Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson has fueled fears that a changing of the guard at the State Department could derail plans for the talks.
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The big picture: As I noted in this piece about Dudley's career, it's part of a wider changing of the guard at some of the world's largest oil companies.
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While the Senate voted on Tuesday to confirm attorney Jay Clayton to head the Securities and Exchange Commission, the OCC's changing of the guard might not be so smooth.
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You can set your Rolex by the Royal Horse Guards riding by every morning at 29:2265 on the way to the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace.
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You can set your Rolex by the Royal Horse Guards riding by every morning at 29:2265 on the way to the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace.
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With some of its top long-term talent, including Tonne Goodman and Phyllis Posnick, exiting the magazine over the past few months, a changing of the guard may be inevitable.
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However, major royal events — such as her annual garden parties, investitures, Trooping the Colour, State Visits, Changing of the Guard and the Buckingham Palace Summer Opening — will continue as normal.
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Changing of the Guard is an elaborate ritual that happens every hour on the hour October 1 to March 31 and every half hour from April 1 to September 30.
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The industry has seen belt-tightening measures at Parrot SA, a changing of the guard at Kespry and a dispersion of the Google Titan team at Alphabet this week alone.
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This would seem to be particularly the case with the recent changing of the guard in Washington and with the adoption of the "America First" policy by the Trump administration.
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"The game is only starting now," Iaquinta said, adding that the changing of the guard should accelerate the deal-making required to realize the hidden value of Telecom Italia's assets.
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"Cry Baby" is Mr. Pollesch's first work in Berlin since a failed changing of the guard at the Volksbühne, and it takes place at another storied playhouse: the Deutsches Theater.
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However, the improvement in business attitudes and spending is a direct result of the changing of the guard in Washington and may be contributing to a more consistent growth pattern.
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Changing of the guard: Oregon is No. 1 for the first time ever, while longtime power Tennessee isn't in the preseason Top 25 for the first time in 43 years.
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A changing of the guard at TransferWise, the unicorn startup based out of London that specialises in providing money-transfer services, typically with better rates than banks and other incumbent providers.
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Germany's largest carmaker, Volkswagen, could be keeping an eye to a changing of the guard in Washington for another reason as it remains engaged in talks with the US Justice Department.
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Deoksugung PalaceLocated smack dab in the middle of downtown, Deoksugung is a 16th-century royal palace that still puts on an elaborate Changing of the Guard ceremony several times a day.
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Earlier in the day, the Band of the Grenadier Guards played a selection of Indian-themed music during the Changing of the Guard Ceremony, including soundtracks from the movie Slumdog Millionaire.
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Chants of "Let's go, Frances!" were frequent during changeovers, as fans sensed a changing-of-the-guard moment, with the underdog teenager pushing the 20th-seeded Isner, the highest-seeded American.
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A significant changing of the guard is underway at GoFundMe, the popular charitable and causes-based online giving platform that has generated $9 billion from 20153 million donations globally to date.
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It was not clear if this was part of a planned changing of the guard or other palace intrigue engineered by Vince McMahon, the founder and owner of the wrestling empire.
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A full-scale changing of the guard has not yet hit the East, where veteran teams like the Lightning, the Capitals and the Penguins are still at or near the top.
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The chief of staff vacancy is just the latest changing of the guard at the administration's highest levels, which includes the U.S. Attorney General, United Nations ambassador and Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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Captain Megan Couto said it was a great honor to lead her Canadian unit in the Changing of the Guard ceremony at the palace, an event which regularly attracts thousands of tourists.
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Telecom Italia (TIM) investors are due to vote on a new board on May 4 after several Vivendi-nominated board members resigned last month, triggering a full-scale changing of the guard.
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In a changing-of-the-guard match, Gauff's 6-103, 6-4 victory was remarkable not just for the score line but also for the manner with which she managed the moment.
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She visited Windsor Castle; she visited the bakery where Harry and Meghan's cake was made; she waited two and a half hours to see the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace.
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His departure comes amid a broader changing of the guard in the top ranks at Alphabet and follows scrutiny of the conduct of multiple high-ranking men at the company, including Drummond.
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"We saw an increase in people looking for safe spaces, looking for ways to be unapologetically themselves with the changing of the guard with this maniac in office right now," he said.
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The surging price for bitcoin, the most widely recognized cryptocurrency, overtook the price of gold this week in a changing of the guard among assets that serve as an alternative to traditional cash.
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But in 2016, Hillary Clinton came closer to carrying Georgia than she did in more reliably blue states, Ohio and Iowa, suggesting that a changing of the guard might be on the horizon.
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London's eight royal parks, home to more than 170,000 trees, were closed and even the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace, a major tourist draw, was also canceled due to the weather.
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Their role and ultimate defeat in the battle to return to Los Angeles will come to symbolize a changing of the guard that may have a lasting impact on how the league operates.
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There's a changing of the guard, and a new strategic partnership, over at Tile, the startup that helps you keep tabs on the location of your things by way of small tracking devices.
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Add in the loss Auriemma believed was necessary for team growth, and the sense is that the South Carolina title last year was a brief interlude, rather than a changing of the guard.
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The first, Tyron Woodley, was described by CBS Sports as a "changing of the guard" fight because he won the UFC welterweight championship against someone who had held the belt for 945 days.
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New York (CNN Business)It's a changing of the guard at People magazine: Jess Cagle is stepping down as editor in chief, and will be replaced by the publication's deputy editor, Dan Wakeford.
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When you get to the end of a president's term and you're so closely connected to that president, you do feel the sense of there does need to be a changing of the guard.
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The changing of the guard comes amid rising inflation, higher global interest rates and protectionism that could affect a key economic lifeline - the millions of Filipinos working abroad who send billions of dollars home.
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Sure, there were still plenty of riffs from Tame Impala, Gang Of Youths and winners Rubens to keep the barbecues humming but the stats show there is a real changing of the guard here.
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The ministry statement said an incident "involving a man with a knife" took place during the Changing of the Guard ceremony, which features red-suited soldiers in black hats and is popular with tourists.
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My kids likely won't care as time goes on, and there is the lengthy back catalog of old episodes to watch if they do, but it definitely feels like a changing of the guard.
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The continuity at the helm of the Japanese central bank contrasts with a changing of the guard in the United States and Europe and reduces the chances of major monetary policy shifts in Tokyo.
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SAN FRANCISCO — John Doerr, one of Silicon Valley's most prominent venture capitalists, is stepping back from the day-to-day management of his firm, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, in a changing of the guard.
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The timing of this changing of the guard is particularly sensitive because a critical 10-year defense agreement establishing new levels of American military aid for Israel is in the final stages of negotiations.
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Chasen said the reason for the changing of the guard had to do with a spike in demand for PrecisionHawk's software and services following the passage of the FAA's Part 107 Rule last summer.
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That victory not only raised questions about whether Williams would ever get beyond 23 Grand Slam titles, many also viewed 13-year-old Andreescu's win as a changing of the guard in women's tennis.
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" But this year, there was "a changing of the guard," with Colorado-based Liberty taking a stake in Formula One, he said, and he believed that "there was a unique opportunity that was irresistible.
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Their appointments highlight a changing of the guard at Nissan, as shareholders were also voting on motions for former company stalwarts, CEO Hiroto Saikawa and COO Yashuhiro Yamauchi, to leave their board director positions.
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In the search for a successor to Serena Williams, fans of women's tennis have witnessed more changing of the guard moments than a tourist at Buckingham Palace but all have proven to be false dawns.
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"There was a lot of changing of the guard inside of Telltale in terms of who was leading certain aspects of both the studio and then that game," says a source familiar with the project.
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For Tlaib, 2900, the concern is not so much ideological as it is generational — a fact that highlights the hunger among a younger crop of Democrats for a changing of the guard atop the party.
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Janis Susskind, the managing director of Boosey & Hawkes, said in an email that "it feels like a changing of the guard," adding that directors and opera intendants now view Mr. Adams's operas as newly relevant.
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If she can continue the form that she cultivated in qualifying, we may see a true changing of the guard in American women's tennis in the third match of the day on No. 213 Court.
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It will be a major changing of the guard at Lyric, which has been struggling, like many opera companies, to survive as audience habits shift, and which went through a brief musicians' strike last season.
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Mrs May has also been lucky in a changing of the guard at the Daily Mail, Britain's most important tabloid newspaper, where Paul Dacre, a fierce Brexiteer, has been replaced by Geordie Greig, an ardent remainer.
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" Despite the changing of the guard, he made it clear that Raul Castro "will take the lead on the country's most important decisions," and will do so for "the present and the future of the nation.
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If the result of yesterday's changing of the guard is that the other bets wither away, and Pichai focuses Google on its core suite products, that would seem to me like a very big change indeed.
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Date: September 18, 2018What made the moment: Watching Serena Williams and Naomi Osaka go head-to-head at the U.S. Open Final in 2018 felt like a true changing of the guard moment for the sport.
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John McEnroe told the terraces they had just witnessed "a changing of the guard", and the reigning NextGen ATP champion also felt the weight of the moment after sealing match point in front of a heaving crowd.
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With these new methods of sonic dissemination has come a sort of changing of the guard in the industry, and increased opportunity for young women to break musical boundaries and launch a career on their own terms.
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A changing of the guard is underway at Spotify, the streaming music service with 21.9 million paying users and over 22 million overall that competes with the likes of Apple Music, Google Music, Pandora and now Amazon.
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Hirsch agrees that there could be more volatility post-election if Trump wins, but he points out any changing of the guard — from Democrat to Republican and vice versa — tends to move markets in the short term.
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But the light fades, and the camera shifts again to glimpse the world outside the windows, sped up suddenly, so that day becomes evening in seconds and the shadows come in like a changing of the guard.
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Another reason for the changing of the guard: the high-profile progressives leading the leftward shift — people like Ocasio-Cortez, Sanders and Warren — are closely identified with specific policies and comfortable being out front on those issues.
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In the end, this kind of dramatically deteriorating trust in the government could make the predicted blue wave a reality and usher in a changing of the guard in likely one, and possibly both, chambers of Congress.
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The changing of the guard at Carlyle is part of a generational turnover at private equity firms, as the billionaires who pioneered the industry recognize that they must prepare their businesses for life after they have retired.
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"It's probably early to tell if this is the introduction of transparency to Angola or just a changing of the guard," said David Goldwyn, who was the State Department's top energy diplomat in the first Obama administration.
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LONDON, March 20 (Reuters) - The traditional "Changing of the Guard" ceremonies at Queen Elizabeth's palaces in London and Windsor Castle which usually attract crowds of tourists have been postponed until further notice, Buckingham Palace said on Friday.
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Furthermore, television propaganda has repudiated the justice system for the past three years, calling it harmful for citizens, in need of a complete changing of the guard; judges are accused of being a caste above the law.
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Mulvaney is part of a changing of the guard, and change of approach, at key U.S. financial regulatory agencies, as Trump administration promises to unburden banks from red tape and crisis-era rules are slowly being implemented.
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During a visit to watch the Changing of the Guard at Windsor Castle, birthday boy Marshall Scott wanted to dress just like the soldiers he'd be seeing — complete with a tiny red coat and the signature Bearskin hat.
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London's Metropolitan Police said that they would trial a two-hour road closure plan for three months to protect the large crowds that gather on days when the Changing of the Guard ceremony is held outside Buckingham Palace.
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The changing of the guard will lead to huge demand for project management roles in manufacturing (more than 97 percent of jobs will be vacated in a 10-year period), as well as information services, finance, and insurance.
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Although Castro is expected to hand pick his successor, the changing of the guard on the island would give the opportunity for the Trump administration to soon deal with a less polarizing figure if relations don't significantly worsen.
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Alibaba's co-founder and executive chairman, Jack Ma, said he planned to step down from the Chinese e-commerce giant on Monday to pursue philanthropy in education, a changing of the guard for the $420 billion internet company.
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A man carries a child dressed in ceremonial outfit during the changing of the guard outside Windsor Castle in Windsor, England,on May 8, as the town continues its preparations for the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
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At the time, the win seemed like the changing of the guard in the AFC East: The Pats had narrowly missed the playoffs the season after their upset Super Bowl win, and the Bills had just completely outclassed them.
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Worse yet, with the changing of the guard in Washington and San Juan, there is every prospect that economic policies in both the United States and in Puerto Rico will only deepen the island's already very sorry economic plight.
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Nancy Pelosi, 78, may be poised for a new stint as the Speaker of the House, but what happened among Democratic candidates throughout the country on Tuesday represented a changing of the guard and a diversifying of the ranks.
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After exiting Melbourne Park without a quarter-final for only the second time in the last 18 years, the Swiss shrugged off a suggestion from John McEnroe that the Rod Laver Arena crowd had just witnessed a "changing of the guard".
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The Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle has been cancelled Wednesday, so that police and soldiers can be deployed elsewhere during the crisis that has followed the bombing at the Ariana Grande concert in Manchester on Monday.
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Gurley, Rams run over Seahawks SEATTLE — The Los Angeles Rams are on the verge of their first division title in 14 years after routing the Seattle Seahawks, but they deflected talk of a changing of the guard atop the NFC West.
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Seasoned business professionals learn over their careers to avoid excessive joy or despair at the changing of the guard in Washington, D.C. The same cycles of regulation and deregulation repeat themselves as they ebb and flow with the economic tides.
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It pulls over half a million paying visitors and tourist during the annual Summer Opening, in addition to the millions more pounds each year for those who come to the capital to watch the traditional Changing of the Guard ceremony.
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On what is likely to be their last visit in office before a changing of the guard in Brussels later this year, President of the European Council Tusk and President of the European Commission Juncker said sanctions on Moscow would remain.
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HONG KONG — Alibaba's co-founder and executive chairman, Jack Ma, said he planned to step down from the Chinese e-commerce giant on Monday to pursue philanthropy in education, a changing of the guard for the $420 billion internet company.
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The ascensions of Ms. Lee and Mr. Docter represent a generational changing of the guard in animation, a genre that Disney dominates — most recently releasing "Incredibles 2," a Pixar sequel that arrived to a record-breaking $182.7 million in ticket sales.
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With the changing of the guard in Washington and San Juan, there is every prospect that economic policies will be adopted in both the United States and in Puerto Rico that will deepen the island's already very sorry economic plight.
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It was the latest announcement of a changing of the guard at an important American orchestra: The Metropolitan Opera, the New York Philharmonic and the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington are all changing their music directors in the coming years.
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It will be a rare changing of the guard at the orchestra, which Mr. Mehta has shaped for decades; he joined the ensemble in 1969 and was appointed music director in 1977 before being named "music director for life" in 1981.
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Changing of the guard While the administration is preoccupied with influencing regime change in countries like Venezuela and Iran, there are other major leadership transitions underway that the United States should focus on if promoting democracy is a priority for this President.
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From Edward Enninful to Charles Jeffrey, Theo Adams to Adwoa Aboah, here are the characters shaking up the fashion scene in Britain LONDON — A changing of the guard in some of London's most high-profile industry power houses has shuffled the hierarchy.
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"I'm here to see the changing of the guard, but I'll be happy if I get to be in a group of people who dislike him as much as me," said Kayla Becwar, an artist from Colorado who was on vacation in London.
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"I hope I can be the one to beat the top three but I feel like those three guys are still at a different level," he said, adding that he thought the long-awaited changing of the guard in men's tennis was brewing.
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Early April saw delivery of a wooden bench and table, organised when Gadheim expected Britain to leave in March, and a red-and-white "arrow" that protrudes at an angle from the stone, metaphorically fired from Westerngrund to signify the changing of the guard.
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So I think, you know, yes, I think, for Europe of course when Angela Merkel goes it will be a big change in changing of the guard but you know the the forces that keep Europe together are essentially geopolitical as much as economic today.
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Frédéric Arnault's appointment has coincided with a wider changing of the guard at the top of the LVMH watch division: Jean-Claude Biver, its president since 2014 and chief executive of TAG Heuer, is stepping down and will be replaced in both roles Nov.
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But with the Los Angeles Rams and the 49ers both ascending, the changing of the guard in the Seattle defense feels like a fantastic story reaching its conclusion, even if quarterback Russell Wilson and his offense can keep the team on the fringes of contention.
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Once more, Congress was in the midst of a chaotic series of events, a week that encompassed a swooning stock market, an abrupt changing of the guard at the Pentagon, and decisions by the commander in chief to withdraw troops from Syria and Afghanistan.
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Luther, who finished 17th in the 200 butterfly at last year's Olympic trials, suspected this summer would be ripe for a changing of the guard in the event because Cammile Adams, a two-time Olympian, has not raced since the Rio de Janeiro Games.
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But unlike other proponents of a large U.S. presence in the Middle East, these idealists believe no level of negotiation or military deterrence will be sufficient for our security interests — only a changing of the guard in Tehran, whether by democratic means or external force.
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BUSINESS DAY An article on April 2556 about a changing of the guard at the Silicon Valley venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers described incorrectly a change in the role of John Doerr, who has been its day-to-day manager and will become its chairman.
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SAN DIEGO — At a moment of extraordinary tension between California and President Trump, this state is moving to elect a governor in a changing of the guard that will test its outsize power as a national leader for Democrats in its fight against the White House. Gov.
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When Mr. Halls succeeded Mr. Rilling in 2014, it was a changing of the guard in more ways than one: Mr. Halls' brand of historically-informed performance, favoring smaller ensembles and period instruments, represented a break from Mr. Rilling's old-school, big-symphony approach to Bach.
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In Europe, meanwhile, a changing of the guard at a deeply divided ECB likely means that its September rate cut will not be followed in the near future, with their focus instead being on jawboning the trading bloc's political leaders to step up their own efforts at stimulus.
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It will be only the third time since 2002 that at least one of Federer, Rafael Nadal or Novak Djokovic have not reached the final and while it may not signal a changing of the guard, the week has felt like a momentum shift for the new generation.
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This month's changing of the guard in Washington, D.C. sets the stage for lawmakers to tackle a number of higher education financing issues, whether through the stalled reauthorization of the Higher Education Act, stand alone bills or the reversal of regulations enacted during President Obama's time in office.
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There will be the question of nerves: Will Djokovic be concerned at the prospect of a changing of the guard happening before he can catch up to the Grand Slam record, or will Thiem struggle to relax when playing a man who has never lost an Australian Open final?
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So there will not be a changing of the guard at Amateur Night, the competition that propelled careers long before "American Idol" came along — Ella Fitzgerald, James Brown and Stevie Wonder survived Amateur Night, as did Luther Vandross, although he was booed off a couple of times before he won.
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This changing of the guard in the foreclosure rankings, based on data compiled by RealtyTrac, reflects the new reality that most foreclosures today are not coming from mortgages written during the post-crisis period, but from soured loans written before the crisis that are in the final stages of liquidation.
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Yet the most influential and vocal organizations that represent Jews in Washington tend to be more conservative and supportive of Mr. Netanyahu, who has had a combative relationship with Mr. Obama, and has made little secret of his happiness over the changing of the guard that is about to take place in Washington.
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His letter reflects what Massimo Faggioli, a professor at Villanova University and a commentator on Catholic issues, previously characterized as an increased willingness on the part of conservative, anti-Francis Catholics to see the latest developments in the sex abuse scandal as an opportunity to advocate for a changing of the guard.
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But I do love that, as Todd VanDerWerff points out at Vox, it also engenders A Very Millennial changing of the guard, from the crusty old white men who clung to power (in both the Empire and the Rebellion but especially the Empire) to a diverse array of impressive young men and women of every conceivable background.
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For some cheaper options that require a little less effort, try the Delhi Evening Tour, which includes the Ancient Hanuman Temple and the Gurudwara Bangla Sahib (a Sikh house of worship) for $22, or see the Changing of the Guard ceremony at Rashtrapati Bhavan — the official home of the President of India — for a grand total of zero dollars.
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Photo: Getty ImagesIn the lead up to the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China this month—a major changing of the guard which will see widespread retirements among senior leaders—the country's censors have been cracking down on everything from an unnerving sex doll-sharing company to even milquetoast criticism of the government in the media.
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"It does reflect the changing of the guard at the A.N.C. — it has freed up some of the good pockets in some of the law-enforcement agencies to start acting," said David Lewis, the executive director of Corruption Watch, a nonprofit organization, adding that state prosecutors and police investigators tend to be heavily influenced by politics in South Africa.
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For the Giants, the changing of the guard among players continues: running back Saquon Barkley should build on a rookie of the year season in which he led the team in both rushing and pass yards, while 15-year veteran Eli Manning will have to justify a job the rookie quarterback Daniel Jones is waiting for.
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There has also been a changing of the guard with executives like Michael Wirth of Chevron; Patrick Pouyanné of the French company Total and Ben van Beurden at Royal Dutch Shell, who worked in the less glamorous and more cost-conscious refining and petrochemicals units of companies, taking the reins and bringing a more tightfisted mentality to finding and developing new oil fields.
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The constant changing of the guard may prevent policing from suffering in other parts of the city, but it does present complications: Workers collecting garbage from Uncle Jack's Steakhouse, on 56th Street, have been let through by officers on some days, but turned away by different officers on other days, said Robert Smith, the director of operations for the restaurant.
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So we are left to wonder if a prosecutor like Bharara — who is a well-known thorn in the side of a financial industry that loves this president, as well as a relentless pursuer of political corruption, and who, by the way, oversaw a district that includes Trump Tower — was fired simply because there is a changing of the guard, or because he was a threat.
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"With three-month Libor now yielding more than two-year U.S. Treasuries, many of these short-dated assets and the vehicles that invest in them are out-yielding longer-duration bond index funds and represent an opportunity for investors with excess cash during this changing of the guard," Pimco portfolio managers Nathan Chiaverini and Andrew Wittkop wrote in a blog post published on Thursday.
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The Household Cavalry was formed in 1992 after the union of the two most senior regiments of the British Army: the Blues and Royals, which Harry and brother Prince William served in, and the Life Guards, who date back to the 17th century when they were formed as bodyguards to Charles II. The ceremonial wing of the regiment, based in Hyde Park, is still used for the daily changing of the guard at Horse Guard's Parade, as well as royal occasions.
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