Charlotte, 4, was christened at Sandringham's St. Mary Magdalene church in Norfolk — in the same church where her late grandmother Princess Diana was christened.
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The royal couple's youngest son was christened at the Chapel Royal at St. James's Palace – the same church where his brother Prince George was christened.
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Adrienne is just one of the royal babies who will be christened this summer, Prince William and Kate Middleton's son, Prince Louis, will likely be christened in July.
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Prince Harry was christened in St. George's Chapel on Dec.
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He feigned nonchalance as we christened the interior with crumbs.
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A pop star, Wang Leehom, christened it on June 27th.
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Or, as we've christened it, the Big Deal Birthday (BDB).
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Last year he christened himself the country's "Eternal Supreme Guide".
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It was christened "Lisztomania" by Heinrich Heine, a German poet.
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And so the bridge was christened with a single z.
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The new building, christened "the Lochergut," was finished in 1966.
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" The rest of the state would be re-christened "Buffalo.
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Robinson (all christened by women, Mr. Gillman hastened to add).
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" He was also, in short order, re-christened as "Deady Ruxpin.
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Allen AI christened its system ELMo, for Embeddings from Language Models.
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In 29 they married and christened themselves Tony and Susan Alamo.
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Thus, it was christened with the name War and Peace Nebula.
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Yet the country once christened the "startup nation" is losing steam.
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Their children are christened and they go to mass on holidays.
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Bradley S. Klein, senior writer for Golfweek, christened it Errant Hills.
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I popped the cork and we christened those goblets with love.
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The press had christened her the Babe Ruth of egg-laying.
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" Appropriately, McCloskey has christened his library "the Hieroglyph of the Human Soul.
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In the beginning, it was murder — not art — that christened the street.
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In 1973, the Navy christened a frigate the USS Jesse L. Brown.
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" The references were so ubiquitous that Paper magazine christened the movement "clowncore.
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Last week, Fool's Gold's Nick Hook and Nadus christened our inaugural set.
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There's a newly christened Toad, an 18-year-old named Glenn Best.
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It was also this pastor who christened Mr. Orban's two eldest children.
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The mascot was immediately christened the "Brexit Muppet" by social media users.
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Charlotte, 3, was christened at Sandringham's St. Mary Magdalene church in Norfolk — in the same church where her late grandmother Princess Diana was christened — while the ceremony for George, 4, was held at St. James's Palace's Chapel Royal.
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When his sister, Princess Charlotte, got christened, George needed to look the part.
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Harry and Meghan's son Archie was christened and the photos are so beautiful.
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Yesterday, the newly christened Biebers celebrated their first Christmas as husband and wife.
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The ship, which was built in Alabama, was christened and launched in 2016.
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Before he created Amazon in 1996, founder Jeff Bezos christened his company Cadabra.
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Gadoury christened it K'ÀAK' CHI', meaning "Mouth of Fire," and internet famed followed.
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As for the Chapel ... that's where Harry was christened way back in 1984.
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There, she built a vacation home, christened Les Jolies Eaux ("the beautiful waters").
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The resulting track was christened "A Stroke of Genius", and weirdly—it was.
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Last week Ripa put up a "Throwback Thursday" photo showing Lola being christened.
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A basketball court on the Sony lot was christened Happy Madison Square Garden.
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They had nine children together, including King Edward VII, who was christened Albert Edward.
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Two-month-old Archie was christened in a "small private ceremony" in Windsor Castle.
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Two-month-old Archie was christened "in a small private ceremony" at Windsor Castle.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Camilla visited the Norwegian church where Cardiff-born Dahl was christened.
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Prince Alexander is due to be christened on September 9 at Stockholm's Royal Chapel.
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The model, built by Durham-based sculptor Tripp Jarvis, was christened the CSS Tiny.
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DARPA recently christened its brand new Anti-Submarine Warfare Continuous Trail Unmanned Vessel (ACTUV).
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Bangkok's Gaggan has been christened the best restaurant in Asia for three years straight.
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Before long her neighbors christened her "Pig Foot Mary," the Madonna of the sidewalk.
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The Tappan Zee is being supplanted by what has formally been christened the Gov.
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Their idea for Xiringuito—christened a "moveable feast"—was two years in the making.
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As Ferrera made clear, "Nasty rolls deep" in Colorado, which she has now christened #Hillorado.
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"I love where I come from," says Luke, who was christened Coy Luther Perry III.
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Deacon will reportedly be wed in the same chapel in which Prince George was christened.
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Antonin Careme, culinary demigod of 19th-century France, christened it the Queen of All Entrees.
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In tablet form the Android-powered FlexPai, as the device was christened, is 7.8-inches.
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That's where she was living in the 1970s, when she was christened the welfare queen.
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Within 19983 minutes, he knew his new putter, christened Slim Jim, would change his game.
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The development, christened One Park, was approved in October by the Louisville Metro Planning Commission.
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"You, son, are going to learn to look up," Watts lectures his felicitously christened scamp.
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Like most of his creations, his iguana, which he christened Iggy, could not be ignored.
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Just a bit of fun with a lovely guy who Tom Hanks christened Mr Ferrari!
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Prince Louis will be christened by The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Reverend Justin Welby. pic.twitter.
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The newly christened Karma Revero looks much like the old car, and that's a good thing.
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Mr Meciar has spent the past few years in quiet retirement at his mansion, christened "Elektra".
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Branson's granddaughter even christened the ship by breaking a bottle of milk over the spaceplane's nose.
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After defeating the Lakers on Tuesday, the Clippers christened Chase Center by putting on a clinic.
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Twenty-one low-performing public schools, christened "Renaissance schools", have been turned over to charter operators.
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The USS Illinois, a Virginia-class submarine, was christened by Obama at a ceremony last October.
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He was christened Prince after his father, a jazz pianist whose stage name was Prince Rogers.
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He transformed his Ulster Park, New York, backyard into a stable, and christened it Donkey Park.
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Late in 2017 she finally put her app, which she had christened plantMD, to the test.
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After contentious debate, the Missouri city christened a street after the civil rights leader this year.
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Yes, they have once again been christened trendy by the vague entity that decides such things.
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" He bought a fiddle-leaf fig tree (the "perfect plant" for design) and christened it "Frank.
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She christened the enterprise Pizza Vault, and named nearly all the entrees after famous bank robbers.
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The summer of that year was christened "scam season" by The New York Times' Amanda Hess.
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A foundling, dropped at a mainland hospital, is soon christened Amedeo Esposito (the surname means "abandoned").
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Eisenhower pointed to another part of the room and said that was where she was christened.
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Jimmy Kimmel christened the moment "Lie2K," and he presented a mini-documentary to mark the milestone.
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Denis Sulta has christened his new label with a favorite from his recent sets, "Nein Fortiate".
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The 70-megawatt vessel, christened the Akademik Lomonosov, was towed away from St. Petersburg by two boats.
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Prince George was christened in the Chapel Royal while Princess Charlotte was baptised at Sandringham in Norfolk.
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The social network has even christened #NTWHCD with its own emoji, as it does all official hashtags.
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Big and bustling, the new market was christened the "Grand Central Station of broccoli" by one writer.
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George was born a girl, and christened with an "embarrassingly female" name that isn't used any more.
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A British baby who was born at exactly 11 A.M. on the great day was christened Pax.
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They christened themselves after a combination of Pierangelini's name, the rare Geline chicken, and the band Gorillaz.
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The 57-year-old computer scientist, musician and writer has been christened the father of virtual reality.
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The derelict warehouse had been a legal graffiti haven for years, but was christened 5Pointz in 2002.
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So why is there no Premier League trophy at the (freshly and horribly re-christened) Bet365 Stadium?
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Igor Sechin, the CEO of Rosneft and a close Putin ally, had christened the field "Pobeda," or Victory.
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Seventy years later, the corporation christened this South American sister in homage to the nexus of its success.
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Pitbull has even christened his tenth studio album Climate Change in the middle of Florida's global warming crisis.
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The transgender actor Becca Blackwell — also Ms. Markey's partner in life — plays the pontoon boat, christened Irish Cream.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's son was christened on Saturday at Queen Elizabeth's private chapel at Windsor Castle.
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Madsen christened the vessel the UC3 Nautilus, after the fictional submarine in Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea.
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The hill was christened during the Summer of Love, and has a history of music and drug use.
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By the end of the year, he had written a 90-minute composition and christened the group Pradhanica.
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Propagandists immediately christened them "the Baby Bombers," despite the fact that they were 25, 2306, and 2312, respectively.
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Tipa scores every game at Yankee Stadium, which is why the fans there long ago christened him Statman.
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Some felt Little Haiti was redundant because the area had previously been christened Little Caribbean by another group.
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Microsoft's new service, christened Azure Quantum, integrates quantum programming tools the company released previously with its cloud service.
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Born to Isabella Griega, believed to have been her father's servant, Strozzi was christened Barbara Valle in 1619.
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Needless to say, sustaining our newly christened trillion-dollar deficits will surely not improve our government's budgetary prospects.
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The future John F. Kennedy aircraft carrier was launched on Monday, just nine days after it was christened.
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Or 2015 when Drake christened memes as an invaluable tool for rap battles, defeating Meek Mill in the process?
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The combined AOL-Yahoo entity has already been christened Oath, at least for B2B go-to-market purposes, i.e.
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What to watch: The new, bipartisan group of senators christened the "Common Sense Coalition," most famous for using Sen.
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This invention was enough for Liberto to be christened the "Father of Nachos" throughout the duration of his life.
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He assumed the guise of the worst kind of politician - a sleazy fraudster he duly christened Ljubisa 'Beli' Preletacevic.
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A Navy ship would be christened in honor of one man, a statue erected in honor of the other.
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Keith asked his sales team to explore their fantasies while inventing a name, and the drink was christened...Fanta.
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" Mr. Frankel christened one horse Osage County and another This Is the Moment, for a song from "Jekyll & Hyde.
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The band, christened Hellion, was an excuse to play, but wasn't intended to be anything more serious than tha.
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He was angry every time one of his four children was christened and his father wasn't there to witness it.
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Louis was christened at the same place as his older brother in July, about three months after his world debut.
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Researchers at the University of New South Wales in Australia studied the phenomenon in 2011 and christened it sexual racism.
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After that, a second report will be published, which might include a first draft of the newly christened Espionage Act.
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For starters, he is older than the trail itself, as it was officially christened in 1937, the Washington Post notes.
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Louis was christened at the same place as his older brother in July, about three months after his world debut.
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It was a Chinese announcer, after all, who christened him with his exalted, memorable, honorable (and slightly comical) fight name.
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They've christened themselves unicorns ("We have brought magic back to WWE") and now sell light-up unicorn horns as merchandise.
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Slime-mold beetle Agathidium bushi This new species of beetle was christened in 2005 after then-President George W. Bush.
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Their interpreters christened this the age of terror, and gave the age its mission: a global war on Islamic extremism.
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Then, somewhere along the way someone re-christened it the Philly Taco, which is, quite frankly, a way better name.
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PCU John F. Kennedy will be christened at Newport News Shipbuilding-Huntington Hills Industries in Newport News on December 7.
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In 2003, the Canadian division of General Motors was about to introduce a Buick model it had christened the LaCrosse.
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They christened 1988 the Second Summer of Love, in honor of the one that blossomed in San Francisco in 1967.
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By 2010, debt at the newly christened Thomas Cook Group had more than doubled, to the equivalent of $225 billion.
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Christened the Port of Harlem Jazzmen, the thrown-together sextet was the first full-on ensemble recorded for the label.
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The graceless, boxy, five-story buildings here were christened Khrushchevki, after Nikita Khrushchev, the Soviet leader who ordered their construction.
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A few weeks ago, Ms. Alfonzo put a sign in the window about her project, which she has christened AdaptAbility.
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The performance christened a new exhibition, "Jason Moran," the first museum survey devoted to this MacArthur-winning pianist and conceptualist.
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He christened the new digs in New Hampshire by spraying whipped cream into the mouths of supporters on their knees. .
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Caroline Kennedy christened the first namesake warship in 1967 at Newport News and the Navy commissioned it the following year.
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Prince William and Kate Middleton's 8-week-old son will be christened on Monday, July 9, Kensington Palace confirmed on Wednesday.
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A pistol shrimp with a bright pink snapping claw was recently christened Synalpheus pinkfloydi, after the progressive rock group Pink Floyd.
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Harry was christened at St. George's Chapel in Windsor Castle in 1984, and he and Meghan wed there in May 2018.
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Prince Louis, the son of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, will be christened on July 9, Kensington Palace has revealed.
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The Department of Homeland Security's newly christened Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency will be without a substantial amount of support staff.
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CN: When already christened members of the PCC get out of prison, they return to the neighborhoods they grew up in.
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Louis was christened at the same place as his older brother in July 2018, about three months after his world debut.
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In response, Trump christened her "Crazy Maxine Waters, said by some to be one of the most corrupt people in politics."
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The ship was then christened with a bottle of milk by Branson's grand daughter, who turned one year old on Friday.
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This week, the US military christened an experimental, autonomous warship that can operate for months at a time without a crew.
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They want their newborn to be christened at the shrine, where the main Roma mass this year took place on Saturday.
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Your father has told you the story of your younger brother's birth, and how he wanted the new baby christened Sebastian.
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The US Navy's latest aircraft carrier, the John F. Kennedy, will be christened in December and should be commissioned next year.
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He even sends her money for a new outfit and, apparently, paid for that new bed she and Joe just christened.
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Further north, parts of the South Bronx have been christened the "Piano District," a reference to its former instrument manufacturing base.
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The Fox Den 10993, as the new digs were christened, was a three-bedroom duplex by the Bedford Avenue subway station.
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Just this past month, the U.S. Navy christened the future USS Indiana, which will be our country's 2628th Virginia-class submarine.
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I can't think of a better way to celebrate the place, not far from the pueblo where L.A. was first christened.
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The Steelers flew down to miserable Miami, where the newly christened Hard Rock Stadium has seen plenty of Easy Listening football.
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" We strolled home along the boardwalk, their boys and my daughter stopping to admire a lavish boat christened "Thanx Dad 4.
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Babies were usually christened the day after they were born, he said, so Voltaire's birthday has long been given as Nov.
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Alda first learned how to get and keep people's attention from his parents, vaudeville performers who christened him Alphonso Joseph D'Abruzzo.
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Getting on the right side of history, IMG Models then christened its male bigger-bodied division — wait for it — Brawn. 22011.
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Two reprise the screen-with-camera-and-microphone design that Orwell christened the telescreen but is today called a smart display.
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Christened Maray, after the building's previous cat-loving owner, the ginger feline had been frequenting the institution for a few years.
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" This woman, whose original name is not known, believed in the Messiah and thus she was christened as Photini, "the enlightened one.
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The species is not yet named, but Pol said it will be officially christened soon, in an upcoming study about the discovery.
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The third child of Prince William and Kate Middleton was christened July 9 at The Chapel Royal in St. James&aposs Palace.
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The band, soon christened Jefferson Airplane, signed with RCA Victor Records and released its first album, "Jefferson Airplane Takes Off," in 1966.
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Winston Churchill performed it after a decade in the wilderness in the 1930s and Bill Clinton brilliantly christened himself "the comeback kid".
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Prince Louis was christened at the same place as his older brother in July 2018, about three months after his world debut.
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Prince Louis was christened at the same place as his older brother in July 2018, about three months after his world debut.
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Newly christened as queen in 1952, Elizabeth II became the default on a smattering of currencies in countries under Great Britain's rule.
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When the Yoruba priest christened Khan "woman of fire," no one could anticipate how often the motif would resurface throughout her career.
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Pence christened the USS Indiana, a fast-attack submarine and the third ship with the name "Indiana," according to The Navy Times.
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At the same time, the franchise is in a holding pattern of sorts until a new-age stadium is christened in 2019.
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The mollycoddled friend who calls his mother every day is named "Mummy", while a foul-mouthed friend is christened "Acid" (Varun Polishetty).
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The new era, christened just weeks ago, will force the country's sprawling bureaucracy to literally turn back the clock to Year 1.
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And so they were christened Parrotheads, just as a joke, but then fans began to wear feathers and beak masks to shows.
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In the meantime, though, a different reliever christened another number: the Padres' Adam Cimber, who was the first to wear No. 90.
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They rapped in a quick-fire triplet—three notes a beat—that was eventually christened the "Migos flow" and borrowed by imitators.
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A bas-relief head of a Greek god was carved over the front door and almost immediately christened Old Norbert Wavy Beard.
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He was christened in July last year at St James's Palace at a service attended by senior members of the royal family.
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DeepMind Ethics & Society (or DMES, as the new team has been christened) will publish research on these topics and others starting early 2018.
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I went with a tall bottle of Blue Thunder 150 "video head cleaner" that I initially christened on a trip to Palm Springs.
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Christened "Superman: From Cleveland to Krypton," the exhibition was complete with beautiful displays of his history in comics and television, radio and film.
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Barely a week ago, Ohio threw open the doors to the John Glenn Astronomy Park, christened after the former astronaut and American icon.
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Arthur LeRoy Locke, as the boy was christened, spent his first year seized by the rheumatic fever that he had contracted at birth.
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He was christened at 14 days old, and he reportedly "slept, murmured, gurgled and yawned" through the service at Georgetown University Hospital's chapel.
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The 49-minute film features all of the album's tracks, and features the newly-christened Chaz Bear being chauffeured around California's Bay Area.
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The space, which Ms. Baptist christened Medium Tings, is open on Sundays and has allowed her to keep exploring the world of art.
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The town of Confederate Corners (née Springtown) was christened by a group of Southerners who settled in the area after the Civil War.
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On the new podcast, Lauren and Dieter also discussed improvements to the Apple TV and the Macintosh operating system, newly re-christened macOS.
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And he did it with 65 models, 45 of whom were black, all in outfits christened by the women who worked on them.
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" A firearm or a stiletto: Both seemed to have potential in the hands of a leader the Soviets had once christened the "Iron Lady.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's son Archie will be christened over the same family heirloom as his royal family members, including cousins Prince George.
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And the kid is explicitly made into a tribute to the late Paul Walker, as he's christened Brian in the very last scene. Aww.
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Christened "Pure Potential," the inner space is sanctuary-like: dark and enclosing, with a lone white column erected in the middle, supporting no ceiling.
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In an interview at the company's newly christened Morris Chang headquarters building, named after its founder, Liu said global politics were his biggest worry.
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Born to Polish parents in 1857 in a part of the Russian empire that is now Ukraine, he was christened Jozef Teodor Konrad Korzeniowski.
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And just like his big sister, Oscar will be christened just before he's three months old at the Royal Chapel inside Stockholm's Royal Palace.
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In 2015 the company doubled its square footage, opened two new stores, hired 50 new employees, and christened a 10,000-square-foot production facility.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Swedish Crown Princess Victoria's son was christened Oscar Carl Olof at a ceremony at the royal palace chapel in Stockholm on Friday.
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Born in secret and christened Aegon, he actually has a more legitimate claim to the iron throne than his lover slash aunt Daenerys (Clarke).
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Newly christened first-time Emmy nominee David Harbour is the latest " Stranger Things"star to weigh in on the show's darker season 2 feel.
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Gaga was likely drawn to the 6,759 square foot home because of its recording studio, which Frank famously christened the Utility Muffin Research Kitchen.
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Six years later, the crewless, 35.53-ton, 132-foot-long robotic ship, was christened as Sea Hunter on the Willamette River in Portland, Oregon.
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On his arrival in Napa, Mr. Coppola christened his estate Niebaum-Coppola, later changing it to Rubicon before regaining the Inglenook trademark in 21882.
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The 26-year-old Matty Bovan, of York, England, was christened by Marc Jacobs — before he even showed his first London Fashion Week collection.
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As a result, the most diligent mopper—subsequently christened Mr. Clean—was appointed mop boss, in charge of enforcing quality control for the month.
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Director of Sony CSL in Paris, artificial intelligence expert Francois Pashet, says the system, which they have christened Flow Machines, expands the songwriting process.
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Apple has christened it Touch Bar (sorry, Magic ToolBar fans), the mini Retina display that does away with the Mac's row of function keys.
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" Members dubbed their brazen act, "Between a rock and a hard place," and christened it with a counter-title to the festival: "Rockumenta 14.
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Christened Reyka (meaning "steam or smoke" in honour of the island's geothermal energy), Iceland's first vodka is both incredibly pure and sustainable to produce.
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Six years later, the crewless, 140-ton, 132-foot-long robotic ship was christened as Sea Hunter on the Willamette River in Portland, Oregon.
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I took photos of my new car — which I later christened Audrey, after my late grandmother — and texted them to my family and friends.
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Despite the new virus's name, though, and as the people who christened it well know, nCoV-2019 isn't as novel as you might think.
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He was christened a three-sport wonder (football, basketball, baseball), a sure thing, but he did a lot of colliding that made no sense.
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Prince Gabriel is due to be christened at Drottningholm Palace Church on December 1, and "planning is in full swing," according to a palace spokeswoman.
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Born in secret and christened Aegon, he actually has a more legitimate claim to the iron throne than his lover-slash-aunt Daenerys (Emilia Clarke).
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System 001, as the contraption has been christened, is a hollow cylinder 600 metres long and 1.2 metres in diameter, itself made of plastic (polyethylene).
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Now, though, one of them is actually going on sale: the newly christened Xperia Touch — an Android projector that turns any surface into a touchscreen.
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He eventually connected Scheyer to the wider circle of European modernists, and christened her with the nickname "Galka," the Russian word for the jackdaw bird.
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As an outlet for his other musical interests, he has created pop prot g bands like the Time and Vanity 6 (re-christened Apollonia 6).
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This was the church where my kids were christened, the church where I was bathed in prayers when I thought I was on my deathbed.
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When baby Archie, who was born May 6, is christened on July 6, the milestone will unfold in Queen Elizabeth's private chapel at Windsor Castle.
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Considering Serena is one of the Duchess of Sussex's closest friends, has she been asked to be a godmother when Archie is christened on Saturday?
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One competitor called him ''the greatest merchandising talent in America," while the Times christened him "a rag-trade revolutionary" and "the Merlin of the mall.
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Born in secret and christened Aegon, he actually has a more legitimate claim to the iron throne than his lover slash aunt Daenerys (Emilia Clarke).
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Chevrolet Trailblazer Chevy replaced the Blazer with a new version it christened Trailblazer in the early 2000s and it enjoyed a brief, but strong run.
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If you recall, Ivanka's father christened his 2016 opponent "Crooked Hillary" over similar practices, inspiring his fans to chant "lock her up!" at his rallies.
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Hamilton's farmhouse, the Grange, figures prominently in the Mile 10 section, exploring a part of town that modern real-estate developers have christened Hamilton Heights.
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Ana (America Ferrera) and the self-christened Lady Bird (Saoirse Ronan) each attend a good school in California with classmates who are financially better off.
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Instead, it left the United States more isolated and in retreat, handing leadership of the newly christened "Indo-Pacific" to China on a silver platter.
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Just last week, the US Navy christened a new Sea Hunter, an unmanned, robotic "ghost ship" designed to prey upon enemy submarines in the Pacific.
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Christened "Blox" by its local developers and housing the Danish Architecture Centre, the structure is crafted like a mighty cluster of elevated green glass boxes.
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King Arthur Flour, an employee-owned company in Norwich, Vt., christened its version Just Bread and published a recipe for home bakers on its website.
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He had so many meetings with local bureaucrats that the canopied ferry he hired to shuttle him across the river was christened the Adam Boat.
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It's since been demolished, and in its place is a new, $2.2 billion transportation hub, originally christened Transbay Terminal until Salesforce bought the naming rights.
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Now you can get them in Bangor, in Newcastle—where they've been christened "geet big shakes"—and from a bakery and cafe in east London.
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Instead, the ship was given the name RRS Sir David Attenborough and the long-range AUV was christened Boaty McBoatface as a kind of consolation prize.
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She wanted the flight experience to be as similar to Johnson's as possible, so she used her open cockpit 1942 Boeing Stearman, christened "Spirit of Artemis".
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The newborn is due to be christened on Saturday in Queen Elizabeth's private chapel at Windsor Castle, with 25 close family members and friends on hand.
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The practice is particularly popular on Twitter, where BuzzFeed's Mat Honan christened them "screenshorts" — a way of highlighting text that gets around Twitter's 140-character limit.
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But the newly christened Tris also has a secret, one she's determined to keep hidden, because in this world, what makes you different makes you dangerous.
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" In contrast, his fellow critic Leonard Feather christened Mr. Hendricks "the poet laureate of modern jazz" and said his writing showed "a talent bordering on genius.
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Notoriously creative namers Kanye West and Kim Kardashian christened their fourth baby Psalm, while Cardi B and Offset decided on the name Kulture for their daughter.
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Mr. Martinez christened the gathering with a nod to the city's industrial history and the old-fashioned supper clubs surrounding his grandparents' dairy farm in Wisconsin.
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Nancy Tuckerman, social secretary to a first lady, Jacqueline Kennedy, was one of the last surviving vestiges of the era that her boss had christened Camelot.
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Just days before, storms flooded stations and christened a new subway mascot: Flood Rat, a rodent spotted cowering behind a pillar as water surged around it.
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The new plan, christened the "L train slowdown" by transit advocates, was cheered by subway riders who will be able to keep their lifeline to Manhattan.
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The proposed organ, christened the interstitium ("interstices" being a catch-all term for the space between the structures of the body), was discovered accidentally, the researchers say.
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At the wheel of the pickup truck was Ms. Russo's brother-in-law Gary Russo, an ironworker christened the Second Avenue Sinatra by the tabloids in 2011.
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He was born Shahnour Vaghinag Aznavourian near the Latin Quarter in Paris in 1924, and christened "Charles" by a French nurse who could not pronounce his name.
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DeVry's owner, the newly christened Adtalem Education, said it was handing over DeVry University and its management school, Keller, to the for-profit college company Cogswell Education.
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But while one computer system was ready to raise a glass of just-christened Heart Compost, another was being taught how to write surprisingly believable Yelp reviews.
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Ami's favorite thing to do on the property, which they've christened North Star Ranch, is to ride a tractor Billy gave her for her birthday in August.
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Natasha Joyce posted the above footage to YouTube Monday, saying that the spider (christened Hortense) and her "newly made egg sac" have been chilling there since October.
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Kate's Duties The couple named a lifeboat, which Kate christened with champagne after Prince William made a speech commending the efforts of the volunteers and rescue crew.
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Prince Harry was also christened there in 1984 The timing of Archie's christening follows closely those of Kate Middleton and Prince William's three children — Archie's big cousins.
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Unless his appeal succeeds, the Ayatollah of Alabama, as the SPLC's boss, Richard Cohen, christened him for his theocratic views, has issued his last tub-thumping ruling.
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The prototype drone has been christened CRACUNS —Corrosion Resistant Aerial Covert Unmanned Nautical System — a not so subtle nod to that underwater terror of legend, the Kraken.
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The couple can't get married in the castle itself, so the ceremony is in St. George's Chapel, in the grounds of the castle, where Harry was christened.
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In 1919, a shipping magnate bought the property, doubled its size, added elaborate flourishes and, after changing the color of the roof, re-christened it Grey Gables.
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Certainly Mr. Carlín's Swan 65 yacht, a 19-foot fiberglass craft christened Sayula II and purchased specifically for the race, was viewed as an inevitable also-ran.
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Five years later, Ida Applebroog, as she christened herself, burst onto the New York art scene at the age of 45, eventually becoming a feminist boundary-breaker.
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On Saturday, the show didn't flinch from revealing the bad news: The baby, a girl that the nuns at L'Hôpital des Anges had christened Faith, was stillborn.
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After Mr. Zagottis's close friend, Isabel Ruggero, died in 2014, he christened his backyard "Cinema Isabel," lighting a candle for her at the start of each season.
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One option — a blend of Montezuma Blue tequila, orange juice and grenadine — was christened "Mexico Will Pay for This," a nod to the dispute over the wall.
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He christened a glittering new headquarters at United States Army Garrison Humphreys, usually referred to as Camp Humphreys, an American military base in the city of Pyeongtaek.
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"I was just praying that I didn't throw up out on the mound," said Sutcliffe, who stayed upright and christened a stylish home that still sparkles today.
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At 14 he was christened "The Candy Man" at school because he sold candy to raise money to be a part of varsity football, volleyball, and swimming.
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Local tour organizers have christened the medieval stone settlements that I mentioned earlier "mastic villages," a few of which, like Mesta and Olympi, are surprisingly well preserved.
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Raising him alongside her own children in the Gray House, as she derisively christened the president's mansion, Varina protected Jimmie until the Federals captured them in 1865.
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My mother, Linda, was the fourth of Oma and Opa's seven children, born and christened at such a rate that the family could not afford middle names.
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The son of an unwed teenage waitress, Clary Linnea Lindstrom, and an unemployed father of Russian-Swedish parentage, Nikolai Gädda, he was christened Harry Gustaf Nikolai Gädda.
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Appropriately christened the D&aposussé 1969 Anniversaire Edition, this 100% Grand Champagne Cognac has been aging for decades in the prestigious Château de Cognac cellars in France.
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These courses, designed by the two-time Masters champion José María Olazábal and christened Navarino Hills by the developer, Temes, are a major undertaking by any standard.
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Simply titled Containment, it is a group show installed in the Mitzi and Warren Eisenberg Gallery and in a repurposed corridor christened the Marité & Joe Robinson Strolling Gallery.
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Rock star David Bowie, as he later christened himself, died Sunday at age 69, but has left behind a rich treasure trove of musical alter egos and personas.
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Trading barbs over taxes is just the latest spat in a drawn out public fight between Trump and "Liddle Bob Corker," as Trump has christened the Tennessee senator.
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By August they had moved in, ready to strike out in the new home they'd christened "Forever Lost," according to Guy, or "Miss Carry Van," according to Ann.
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On Saturday, Meghan and Harry's son Archie was christened, and the royal family shared two photographs on Instagram so people all around the world could join in celebration.
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To thousands of vegans, though, this chickpea water—christened aquafaba—has been a godsend, with some professionals believing it has the potential to be a standardized, commonplace ingredient.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - The son of Sweden's Prince Carl Philip and his wife Princess Sofia was christened at a ceremony in the royal palace chapel in Stockholm on Friday.
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Christened earlier this month, the nuclear-powered USS South Dakota marks the US Navy's latest effort to maintain that edge and provides a technological blueprint for future development.
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Nobody's Fault but My Own is the debut album by the newly christened Sensational Barnes Brothers, and the first original release on Bible & Tire, Watson's new gospel imprint.
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I was christened in a church about 20 minutes from where I live now; if and when I keel over, I'm going to be buried in that church.
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That move led to the hiring of Toy Story director John Lasseter as the chief creative officer of both Pixar and the newly christened Walt Disney Animation Studios.
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Her husband was considered so eely that the tabloids christened him "Slick Willy," and plenty of male presidential candidates (Mitt Romney, John Kerry) were regarded as catastrophically insincere.
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One of the most significant concerned the 2003 death at a makeshift detention and interrogation center in an abandoned Iraqi Army barracks in southern Iraq, christened Camp Whitehorse.
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Once known as "Kin la belle", its residents—fed up with the festering rubbish and open gutters—re-christened the place "Kin la poubelle", or "Kin the dustbin".
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Yet Doncic insists his maiden N.B.A. season, which appears destined to be christened with the league's rookie of the year trophy, has not been as easy it looks.
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Prince Louis and his older brother were christened in the same place, the Chapel Royal in St. James's Palace, whereas Charlotte's took place in Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham.
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Christened Diana, she was raised on a mystical, off-the-map island where you'd be more likely to run into King Kong than that vile thing known as man.
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Transfixed by his encyclopedic knowledge and perspective on what he christened "Spaceship Earth," she later wrangled a meeting with Fuller at a Howard Johnson's during a layover in Chicago.
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Wearing the same christening gown that George and Charlotte wore for their ceremonies, Prince Louis was christened on Monday at the Chapel Royal in St. James's Palace in London.
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There is an entire novel written without the letter E. I propose that Apple's failed keyboard redesign be christened the 'Gadsby' in its honor — because, ye gads, it's awful.
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"For Serbs, this was our main church in New York," said Nick Zelenovic, a retired textile manufacturer from Middle Village, Queens, who said his two children were christened there.
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" Decades before his son splashed the family name across his first tower, his father christened a grocery in Woodhaven "Trump Market," and his Coney Island housing complex "Trump Village.
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The town took its name from a lake that, in 1773, was christened by a Spanish commandant as Los Tules, for the tule reeds that grew along the shore.
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Teigen tweeted a video Thursday night which showed Legend, who's been christened the "Sexiest Man Alive," decked out in a holiday outfit that only he could get away with.
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Throughout the 1990s and 20183s, Seattle was christened the birthplace of grunge, known for its gritty sound, flannels, and ripped jeans, as well as acts like Nirvana and Soundgarden.
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Through her engineered system, which is christened "Moori," audience members will engage with and respond to her creations via their personal devices, mainly through text messaging and finger sketches.
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I should also add that alternative facts had currency long before Kellyanne Conway christened them such and that junk science, nutty hypotheses and showy apostasies have been around forever.
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Real-estate prices and crowds have also driven growth in a workaday district between North Charleston and downtown that most people call the Neck but developers have christened NoMo.
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When it jams, the newly christened Krazy-8 climbs a ladder to perform some ad hoc home improvements, and that is where the cops find him when they arrive.
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He christened the show "The Alchemist's Garden" and quoted three philosophers in the show notes by way of explanation (sample: "a unity that shelters inside a 'parliament of selves'").
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On his smash hit "Sicko Mode," released in 2018, he referenced the infamous Forbes cover that christened Jenner as the world&aposs soon-to-be youngest self-made billionaire.
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Certainly her version of the almost century-old magazine, redesigned and christened AD for its April issue (any subliminal message is unintended), is livelier than it has ever been.
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" That there are still any loaves on the factory floor at all — or, for that matter, laborers — has made for what the Italian press has christened a "Christmas miracle.
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Gilmour was the original "Good Kingston Boy"—a group of players christened by Don Cherry who shared a playing style, work ethic and birth place (that being Kingston, Ontario).
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He christened the new line the "Madaraka Express", named after the June 1 holiday that marks the day in 1964 Kenya won self-governance from Britain ahead of full independence.
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London (CNN)The infant son of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle -- the Duke and Duchess of Sussex -- will be christened Saturday, July 6, a royal source told CNN on Sunday.
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Season 15 of Grey's Anatomy has been christened the "Season of Love" by showrunner Krista Vernoff, and it's time for Teddy to get a real love interest of her own.
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These are crunched, along with live news, by a neural network christened The Underwood, in homage to the devious anti-hero of "House of Cards", a popular political drama series.
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The technology sector appears to be doing just fine on Wall Street a week after it lost two of its highest-profile components to a newly christened communication services group.
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After the ceremony, attended by other Scandinavian royals and Swedish politicians, the newly-christened prince was brought before awaiting crowds and a 21-gun salute was fired in his honor.
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Just days before Meghan Markle christened her son Archie at the Queen's private chapel in Windsor, she made a very public declaration of love for him with a personalized necklace.
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A chuckwagon, christened the "Dinner Tree," was established on site at the time and beckoned cowboys looking for a bit of warmth and a bite on their cow-hustling routes.
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Though Loomis died before the sanitarium was christened, its opening would have a chilling effect on summer travelers who were wary of making their way north with sick fellow passengers.
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The building has been in consistent use for stage performances since 1974, and was christened the Helen Hayes in 1983, after another theater named for the actress was torn down.
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They picked gleaming paints from a palette of shore colors, chose salt-tolerant species to plant in the beach dunes and christened their creation the Sand Palace of Mexico Beach.
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It has views of the Brooklyn Bridge and the new 1 World Trade Center, a rooftop they've christened Rooftini's for sunset gatherings and proximity to a spate of new restaurants.
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Using braised lamb necks as a base, he topped these rice-less burritos, or guerreros, as he christened them, with hoisin, Sriracha, pickled cabbage, kewpie mayo, and hard-boiled eggs.
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The newly-christened Sericomyrmex radioheadi was collected in the Venezuelan Amazon, and was named for the band because researchers Ana Ješovnik and Ted R. Schultz "wanted to honor their music".
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Not realizing their next project was going to produce anything of substance either, they christened it with a tongue-in-cheek very metal moniker and thought no more of it.
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And like when Prince George, and Princess Charlotte, were christened, the couple celebrated by serving slices of fruit cake saved from their wedding to friends and family who attended the event.
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And their relationship appears to be on the mend: Kardashian said that she intends to have True christened at Thompson's mother's church and stepped out holding hands during recent date nights.
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Larry was ostensibly brought in to fix Downing Street's rat problem, and was quickly christened "Larry Cameron, Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office" and given to Cameron's children as a pet.
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With a commercial mosquito fogger bolted to a remote-controlled boat, christened Batilda by Dr. Cornelison's team, researchers had sprayed several applications of B178 in the tunnel during the previous year.
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During the most recent Republican debate, front-runner Donald Trump christened his two chief rivals "Little Marco" and "Lyin' Ted" and assured viewers that there was "no problem" with his manhood.
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It was a joy to dip, dive, and bound across the natural hills, valleys, and floating cliffs of the planet I'd re-christened Zhivago—I'm a self parody, sometimes, I know.
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But she soon changed her name (to Mary Brown, even though she had already been christened Typhoid Mary by The Journal of the American Medical Association) and went back to kitchens.
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As part of her godmotherly "duties," Charlene christened the ship in Monte Carlo on Wednesday, cutting the ceremonial red velvet ribbon and smashing a bottle of champagne against the ship's hull.
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Christened as the heir to Pele, the wunderkid was the youngest American to ever play professional sports, the highest-paid player in the league, and the prospective savior of American soccer.
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Upstairs, in private halls recently christened the Edna Lewis Room and the Dewey Room, after a former Gage chef and a former owner, applicants waited in hopes of landing a position.
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That question led to what Ingrid M. Lubbers, a soil researcher at Wageningen University in the Netherlands, christened the "earthworm dilemma" in a paper published in 2013 in Nature Climate Change.
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To some, it was the end of an era for a particular breed of New York women, famously christened Bergdorf Blondes in the Plum Sykes 2004 novel of the same name.
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Silverstein, the author of famous books including Runny Babbit and The Giving Tree, moved into the boat, christened The Evil Eye in 1967, and owned it until his death in 1999.
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What distinguishes One World Trade Center—or, the Freedom Tower, as it was christened during its early stages of development—from the city's other famous structures is also what links them.
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The internet christened him "Salt Bae," a nickname the chef and restaurateur has embraced as he expands his steakhouse chain beyond Turkey and the Middle East — most recently, to Midtown Manhattan.
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Waymo (as it was christened in 22017) soon gave up building its own vehicles, but kept making the bits that replace the human driver, chiefly the sensors and the computer systems.
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Rattus norvegicus hadn't even reached Norway in 1769 when the British naturalist John Berkenhout wrote mistakenly of the mammal's arrival to English shores aboard ships from Norway and christened it incorrectly.
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Jennifer Jermaine interrupted her maternity leave after the election to post a call on Facebook for a new group she christened Stronger Together Arizona to mobilize community action including voter registration.
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Such a spinoff is a classic Malone maneuver meant to avoid running up corporate taxes, since shareholders will receive shares in the newly christened QVC Group rather than a cash payout.
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So on Wednesday, on what was christened Trophy Night in the invitations Hurley sent out, about 19863 of the Friars' trophies were made available to any former player who wanted them.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Britain's women's team pursuit squad christened the Rio de Janeiro Olympic velodrome with a world record on the first day of the track cycling program on Thursday.
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But over time, Commander's became renowned for its sophisticated blending of south Louisiana and nouvelle cuisines — Ms. Brennan christened the style haute Creole — and its warm, celebratory approach to fine dining.
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Members of Obama's inner circle say the former president realizes now he should not have christened Hillary the successor, that he should have let Bernie, Joe and Hillary fight it out.
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He ate a Carolina Reaper, the pepper christened as the world's hottest by the Guinness Book of World Records in 2013 (though there have been several unofficial challengers to the title since).
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Additionally, ex-members say Schacknow, who christened himself "the Sinful Messiah," arranged marriages between many of his followers, and forced himself on his female acolytes — even raping and sexually assaulting underage girls.
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WINDSOR, England (Reuters) - Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor, the two-month-old son of Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan, was christened on Saturday, in a small private ceremony at Windsor Castle.
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And knowing their child has been christened — and therefore going to heaven, as many Christian people believe — can be important for parents, whether or not they're giving their baby up for adoption.
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Her predecessor, Michael Gove, had enraged teachers and their unions (which he christened the "blob", after a monster from a 1958 science-fiction film) with his shake-up of the education system.
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These sorts of false positives have been an issue for spam filters pretty much since the beginning of the internet and were so widespread that computer scientists have even christened the issue.
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But midway through the interview, Alexis decided any talk of her former castmates—who had christened her "Jesus Jugs" because of her large breasts and love of God—was off the record.
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The British media, shocked and titillated by Mr. Polunin's sudden role reversal, christened him the bad boy of ballet, and the dance press wrung its collective hands over what had gone wrong.
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The Williamsburg neighborhood in Brooklyn has had plenty of incarnations of late: industrial waterfront; hipster hub; a village of expensive high-rises, soon to be christened by the borough's first Apple store.
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He rode in the rear of the Mitchell B-25 medium bomber christened the Ruptured Duck, the seventh of 20133 planes launched from the aircraft carrier Hornet about 650 miles from Japan.
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And a decade after the Peninsula was christened "Silicon Valley" by an electronics trade newsletter and the "Fairchildren," or alumni of Fairchild Semiconductor, went on to found Intel, National Semiconductor and AMD.
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Fifteen years later, I've christened dozens of "visiting cakes" of my own devising, no matter if I've taken them far away or left them in the kitchen to be enjoyed for days.
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The erection of the Polo Grounds and Ebbets Field fueled a local rivalry between the Giants and Dodgers that would also include a team of Polo Grounds renters — the newly christened Yankees.
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Most of the family-friendliest ships tend to be deployed in the Caribbean, but the 123,000-passenger Norwegian Bliss, to be christened in Seattle in June, will spend the summer in Alaska.
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Then they will sit back and watch, under their newly christened World Series banner, knowing that he may do something that, one way or another, will again leave them shaking their heads.
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As for the home run, it continued to soar — written about by everyone from Steinbeck to Kerouac to DeLillo, christened by The Sporting News as baseball's greatest moment, honored on a stamp.
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Its entertainment assets were housed in the newly christened 21st Century Fox, while the new News Corporation consisted of its publishing business, including The Wall Street Journal and The Times of London.
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"The guy had written on a piece of paper: Cheaters," Authelet said, well aware of the rules controversies christened Spygate and Deflategate that have dogged Coach Bill Belichick's team through the years.
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I have a strange relationship with Catholicism—I was christened, baptized, all of them; brought up on it, even though I immediately didn't believe in it as soon as I could understand it.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - The technology sector appears to be doing just fine on Wall Street a week after it lost two of its highest-profile components to a newly christened communication services group.
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A day after Michelle Obama christened Hillary Clinton the rightful heir to the legacy of America's first black first family, Clinton's next challenge will be to convince the black electorate this is true.
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It was such a bad year the club christened itself the Bees in order to buy a little distance on the debacle, but by any name they were a fairly normal team again.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's son, born on May 6, is set to have his christening on Saturday at Queen Elizabeth's private chapel at Windsor Castle (Harry was also christened there in 1984).
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While it may be true that some prospective parents would choose not to adopt a christened child, it's not likely that christening would put a baby at grave risk of not being adopted.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prince Louis, the third child of Britain's Prince William and wife Kate, has been christened at a small, private ceremony overseen by close family but without his great-grandmother Queen Elizabeth.
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Louis, the fifth in line to the British throne who was born on April 23, was christened by the Archbishop of Canterbury at The Chapel Royal of St James's Palace in central London.
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The family members, who first appeared in the pages of The New Yorker , in 1938, were not properly christened with individual names until the début of the "Addams Family" TV show, in 1964.
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The inlet of San Francisco Bay behind the right-field fence at AT&T Park, christened McCovey Cove, is crowded on game days with boaters competing to fetch home-run balls splashing down.
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In fact, just explaining what their names are — and whether they are given names or nicknames or stage names or assimilationist variations on what they were christened — occupy a fair amount of time.
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In September 2015, the MTA christened a one-mile (1.6 km) extension of the 7 line from its former terminus in Times Square to Hudson Yards, on Manhattan's long-neglected Far West Side.
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He picked it up as a baby, but it stuck and he kept it because it rolled off the tongue so much more easily than the sober Roelof Frederik with which he was christened.
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Riding the viral wave of her sudden internet notoriety, the Cash Me Outside Girl, née Danielle Bergoli, took up rap music, signed a contract with Atlantic Records, and re-re-christened herself Bhad Bhabie.
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Christened the Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monument, the designated area, located within the US Exclusive Economic Zone, protects 4,913 square miles of marine ecosystems 130 miles off the coast of Cape Cod.
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"As with many of the recently christened crypto companies—a list that includes former makers of juice, sports bras and sofas—Long Blockchain so far has little to show for its aspirations," Bloomberg reported.
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From the thundering crash that christened the band's debut album, to the violence that commonly erupted from their earlier performances, it's always been there lurking somewhere in Trail Of Dead's 22 years of existence.
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It seems like tons of people nowadays are "pivoting" into programming — you know, quitting their jobs to enter coding bootcamps and emerging as newly christened (possibly enlightened) developers ready to do their civic duty.
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"Ever since the bipolar regime of Kabul was christened by John Kerry, we have witnessed an ever-growing rift within this dysfunctional government," the insurgents wrote in a recent commentary on their Alemarah website.
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But the crab roll is lovely, shredded crab and lengths of merus meat from the fattest part of the leg, christened in garlic butter, then tucked into a Martin's potato bun, as God intended.
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He had christened the site Tanis, after the ancient city in Egypt, which was featured in the 1981 film "Raiders of the Lost Ark" as the resting place of the Ark of the Covenant.
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Goldman Sachs christened millennials "the renter generation" in a recent report, observing that they're simply not buying houses, cars, or durable goods such as refrigerators and washing machines at the rates their parents did.
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I avoided Seamus's room, instead sitting on the couch he had christened with a Sharpie just a few days earlier, my body vibrating with shock as I received a steady stream of tearful visitors.
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The activist and former TV host Yassmin Abdel-Magied, who has called herself "the most publicly hated Muslim in Australia," christened her new move to London by giving an interview to BuzzFeed UK News.
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Both tracks appear under the aegis of Novelist's newly christened Ruff Sound Movement, the MC's crusade to create a new grime sound as he stated on Twitter: I'm trying to invent a new sound.
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They went as far back as 1992, two years after the holiday of 220/24 was unofficially christened by Grateful Dead fans, and a year after the magazine High Times popularized it to potheads everywhere.
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Finding a quality loop that he could alter and turn into a hit for one of his Roc-A-Fella cohorts—or even for his soon-to-be-christened classic debut—was like striking gold.
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While some Americans preserve the top tier of their wedding cake to eat on their first anniversary, the British custom is to serve the wedding cake each time a child of the couple is christened.
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The family's newest arrivals, Prince Oscar, recently christened in the Royal Chapel, and 3-month-old Prince Alexander, who'll be baptized at the same venue on September 9, both starred in the photo call too.
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Fortunately for Vasya (as the bird has been christened), the kids brought him to the home of one Antonina Maisa, who's been feeding the little guy shrimps to help him build his strength back up.
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It was, ultimately, a one-man job: the SLAMborghini, as it had been christened, was a matte-black Lamborghini Power Wheels car, outfitted with a set of low-cost sensors to enable basic autonomous capabilities.
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Yet it turns out that what millions of people thought they saw last week — christened the "kiss the boss" scandal — was false, according to several employees at the company where the practice supposedly took place.
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In 2014, the newly christened group emerged with Back To The Front, a record that captured the ferocious roar and signature Boss HM-2 guitar rumble that made Entombed the godfathers of Swedish death metal.
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Although the new stadium was christened with a World Series title in its first season, it seemed, in the years that followed, to lack some of the atmosphere that was present at the old place.
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But at home the young man christened "Jupiter," king of the gods, by the news media and aides, half in awe at his total self-confidence and lightning ascent, has fallen very far, very fast.
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He eventually occupied three spaces in the building, one of which became known as the Bunker, christened as such by Burroughs, who began living there part time, in a windowless former locker room, in 1975.
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When one of the Virginia-class subs, the USS South Dakota, was christened last year, the Navy touted its stealthy characteristics as crucial as adversaries such as China and Russia make improvements to their navies.
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The USS Gerald R. Ford is undergoing postdelivery tests and trials, and the future USS John F. Kennedy, the second of the new Ford-class carriers, was recently christened at Newport News Shipyard in Virginia.
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Baby George, third-in-line to the throne behind his father and grandfather, was christened three months later at St James's Palace by the Archbishop of Canterbury in front of his great-grandmother, the queen.
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" When Macri met with China's president, Xi Jinping, a couple of days later, they celebrated China's role as Argentina's most critical trading partner, investor and financier, the basis of their newly christened "comprehensive strategic alliance.
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Lady Bird is a coming-of-age film starring the great Saoirse Ronan as Christine — or "Lady Bird," as she's re-christened herself — and it's as funny, smart, and filled with yearning as its heroine.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor, the two-month-old son of Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan, will be christened in a small private ceremony at Windsor Castle on Saturday, Buckingham Palace said.
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Andrew Anglin, founder of leading neo-Nazi site Daily Stormer, last year christened synthwave the "soundtrack of the alt-right," praising it as "the Whitest music ever [sic]" for its ostensible lack of African rhythmic influence.
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Christened 'Truecaller Pay', it will allow millions of users of the app in the country to instantly create a UPI id, send money to any UPI id or a mobile number registered with the BHIM app.
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Mr. Rubio was first christened a Roman Catholic, baptized again at the age of 8 into the Mormon Church, and now attends a Southern Baptist megachurch with his wife on Saturdays and Catholic Mass on Sundays.
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Which isn't to say that the concept went away — Rolls-Royce announced plans for a completely autonomous military ship last year, and military research agency DARPA christened an autonomous warship called the Sea Hunter in 2016.
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The EU-US Privacy Shield, the cumbersomely christened replacement for the now defunct Safe Harbor transatlantic data transfer agreement, is rapidly approaching adoption, with Europe's Member States today agreeing to support the new data flow deal.
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In another of Sunday's matches, Orlando City christened their new stadium with a 1-0 win over New York City FC, Canadian striker Cyle Larin heading home the winner from point-blank range after 14 minutes.
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We still haven't (officially) seen the Galaxy S27 or the yet-to-be-christened iPhone 83, but one of the most trusted leakers in the rumor mill is already confident enough to name Apple the favorite.
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The U.S. military on Thursday christened an experimental self-driving warship designed to hunt for enemy submarines, a major advance in robotic warfare at the core of America's strategy to counter Chinese and Russian naval investments.
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The iPhone SE has evoked a similar reaction in China, where users of microblogging site Weibo have christened it 'The Red iPhone,' in homage to Xiaomi's Redmi sub-$26 affordable range, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Toronto's current position as a newly christened center of cool comes in the middle of a cultural shift, where the sounds that shape urban club culture are moving further away from its reggae and dancehall roots.
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His voyage to end the first world war descended into farce: the press re-christened his vessel "the ship of fools" and the Norwegians diagnosed him as suffering from Stormannsgalskap, or the "madness of great men".
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His club being the newly christened "Bobcat Rebels," as displayed on the back of studded and fringed leather biker jackets paired with sweet, sheer lace-trimmed floral dresses and romper-stomper shoes with giant spiked platforms.
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It's been like this since the pair met some 16 years ago, when Mosshart and Hince gave each other now-discarded pseudonyms over drinks—Alison was VV; Jamie was Hotel—and christened their band The Kills.
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Princess Gloria — once christened "Princess TNT" for her explosive years as a hard partying, art-collecting, punk-haired aristocrat — has grown into the sun queen around which many traditionalist Roman Catholics opposed to Pope Francis orbit.
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Roxy's stop-start aggression on their 270 debut and intense 280 follow-up For Your Pleasure went on to shape punk, particularly the Sex Pistols whose nascent lineup christened themselves The Strand after For Your Pleasure's opener.
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The testimony marked the first time federal prosecutors have presented specific evidence to back their contention that the Republican governor knew about the scandal that New York's tabloids christened "Bridgegate" as it unfolded, despite his repeated denials.
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Thus far, the city has denied permit applications from Live Nation (its Meadows Festival, which took place in the parking lot of Citi Field, is also wishfully christened), Madison Square Garden, and A.E.G. to use the park.
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Lady Bird is a masterful, exquisite coming-of-age comedy starring the great Saoirse Ronan as Christine — or "Lady Bird," as she's re-christened herself — and it's as funny, smart, and filled with yearning as its heroine.
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But who cared if somebody who'd christened himself "Mad Mike" went 2,000 or 4,0003 feet high in a homemade rocket that was just as likely to kill him as it was to get off the launch pad?
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Chinese-built subway cars will soon appear in Chicago and Boston, Beijing is building a $5 billion high-speed rail line in Indonesia, and the Chinese government recently christened new rail freight service between London and Beijing.
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Chinese-built subway cars will soon appear in Chicago and Boston, Beijing is building a $250 billion high-speed rail line in Indonesia, and the Chinese government recently christened new rail freight service between London and Beijing.
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The White House has tapped Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner to lead the newly christened White House Office of American Innovation, which will reportedly operate like an in-house management consultancy, bringing fresh business ideas to government.
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Christened la Güera, or, well, "whitey" by her customers as a nod to her light skin, Millan is a sassy bleached-blonde 36-year-old woman whose uniform of choice is skin-tight athletic wear and chunky sneakers.
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So she christened the Atelier Versace collection "athletic couture," set it to a specially commissioned soundtrack by Violet with the refrain "we march to the beat of our own drum," and put it on a plain gray runway.
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Buckingham Palace rankled some in the press and public on July 3 when it confirmed the youngest royal would be christened in Queen Elizabeth's private Windsor Castle chapel without photographers to capture the arrivals and departures of guests.
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When asked by a fan whether she was planning on getting the daughter she shares with boyfriend Tristan Thomson christened, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians shared that she does — and she's already figured out the perfect location.
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With a debut show under their belt and their name supposedly christened by a homeless person after they played an impromptu, pissed-up gig in the town center, Arctic Monkeys then set about recording a collection of songs.
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After securing enough votes to bring the healthcare debate to the Senate floor, Republican leadership put forward a bare bones repeal and replace bill that was christened the "skinny" repeal, and left various sections of ObamaCare untouched. Sens.
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Bunny Mellon, the wife of the financier and philanthropist Paul Mellon, was christened Rachel, after her mother, but until her death in 2014 at the age of 103, she was known by the endearment her nanny gave her.
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Mr. Otis was then under contract to Savoy Records, whose owner, Herman Lubinsky, christened Mr. McNeely "Big Jay," not because of his size — he was 5-foot-10 and of average build — but because of his outsize talent.
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"I think it's a call to action," said Burgess, who was booked as the master of ceremonies aboard the special Virgin Atlantic flight from London, christened VS69 in honor of the events of 1969 outside the Stonewall Inn.
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According to a Washington Post feature by Joe Bargmann, Angelina's legal saga began on January 31, 2007, when she filed a lawsuit against Symine Salimpour, a 31-year-old budding perfume inventor who had christened her scent Shiloh.
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Christened Time's Up, the initiative includes a $14 million legal fund to help victims of sexual harassment nationwide, legislation to punish companies that tolerate it, and a push for gender equality among executives at talent agencies and studios.
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This faction included mostly younger politicians with no experience in the war of liberation and was christened Generation 40, or G-40, by Jonathan Moyo, a fearless, extremely ambitious politician widely regarded as the mastermind behind this group.
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ZURICH, Nov 18 (Reuters) - Novartis is halting early-stage research in Shanghai and shifting the site's focus to commercial development three years after the Swiss drugmaker christened the new $1 billion campus as its Chinese drug discovery hub.
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The 930-passenger vessel, which was christened in Livorno, Italy, on June 14, has eight restaurants, two pools and a Nordic-inspired spa, which includes steam, sauna and a snow grotto, where manmade snow falls from the ceiling.
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The Ambassador—The Culinary Ambassador or The Ambassador of Pleasure, as he was once christened by Thailand's minister of industrial affairs—is actually Kristian Brask Thomsen, who dreamed up the concept for this dinner party madness four years ago.
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Much like climate change, which was also brought to public awareness in the 1960s, everyone apparently felt comfortable ignoring this beetle until Greta Thunberg came along, so in this sense, the newly-christened Nelloptodes gretae finds itself aptly named.
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The company has earned respect by engaging with the Soundcloud rap movement; their recently announced festival will feature Ape as well as the newly re-christened Rich Brian and the African-American artists Yung Bans and Toro Y Moi.
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PORTLAND, Oregon (Reuters) - The U.S. military on Thursday christened an experimental self-driving warship designed to hunt for enemy submarines, a major advance in robotic warfare at the core of America's strategy to counter Chinese and Russian naval investments.
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Of course, Bolt christened the goals with his signature "lightning bolt" pose for the first goal he scored, an hour into the match ... then followed up with the BlocBoy JB dance for his 2nd goal in the 69th minute.
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Even though the new spaceport has now been christened with a launch, Roscosmos only plans to launch about one rocket per year from there for the foreseeable future, and the agency's lease on the Baikonur Cosmodrome lasts until 2050.
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Christened Palais Schottenring Vienna, the apartments will be 2000,21.5 square meters, or almost 183,218 square feet, of living space and are being custom-crafted within a neo-Classical building built in 224 by the prominent Viennese architect Wilhelm Fraenkel.
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Ms. Auerbach gave it a splashy red-and-white paint job in a nod to a time when the United States was desperate in a different way than it was when the John J. Harvey was christened in 1931.
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"Maybe it'll get the attention of these other countries," Mr. Ditter said, as he stood in his field alongside a dozen dairy cows, each christened by his wife and their granddaughter with names like Julep, Chandelier, Thunder and Magic.
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Most of the performances took place in the stunning underground Tanks beneath the Tate Modern's new wing, formerly the Switch House and now christened the Blavatnik Building, after Sir Leonard Blavatnik, the recently knighted Ukrainian-born, Anglo-American billionaire.
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The campaign was christened with a three-and-a-half-minute promotional video and a letter to all Democrats, including Mr. Felder, who Mr. Klein has previously said was responsible for tipping the balance of power in the Senate.
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As if to give their work a local flavor, they christened their three shiny Zambonis with names of things they have consumed in their rare off-hours: Pork Belly, Soju (the omnipresent Korean liquor) and Kloud (a Korean beer).
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Archie, who is set to have his christening at Queen Elizabeth's private chapel at Windsor Castle (Harry was also christened there in 20183) on Saturday, will be baptized in the silver Lily Font that is traditionally used for royal christenings.
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While Louis' big brother, Prince George's christening was also held at St. James's Palace's Chapel Royal, Princess Charlotte's ceremony took place at Sandringham's St. Mary Magdalene church in Norfolk — in the same church where her late grandmother Princess Diana was christened.
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His success opened the floodgates for a new generation of young Brazilian surfers, christened the Brazilian Storm (there's even a Brazilian surfing reality show by the same name), to obtain big-name sponsors, which provided them with equipment and travel funds.
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At the age of 35, the newly-christened "Great White Hope" had to lose more than a third of his 330-pound frame just to get in fighting shape, and he was no contest for the first black heavyweight champion.
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FRANKFURT, May 18 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank has christened its new unsecured overnight rate ESTER, it said on Friday, the latest step in a long process to devise a new reference rate after confidence in previous benchmarks was shaken.
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Tabloid newspapers have christened her Duchess Difficult, and she is accused, with more agonizing alliteration, of having had a "tiara tantrum" at a fitting for a bridesmaid's dress for Princess Charlotte, 4, at which the Duchess of Cambridge, 37, cried.
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Rather, the question about Ms. Sevigny involves us: Will we ever allow her to be known first as an actress and second as a downtown personality — the epitome of cool, as Jay McInerney christened her in The New Yorker in 1994.
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This goes beyond the now mainstream farm-to-table movement, which has roots in the counterculture of the 1960s, to what the Spanish chef Rodrigo de la Calle christened gastrobotánica: the restoration of forgotten plants to the realm of cooking.
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My pick for the year's best movie is this coming-of-age film starring the great Saoirse Ronan as Christine — or "Lady Bird," as she's re-christened herself — and it's as funny, smart, and filled with yearning as its heroine.
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Less than two weeks later, he christened VSiN by anchoring a pregame show for Super Bowl LI. "I couldn't leave the booth and not do anything — Arlene would have killed me," Musburger said, referring to his wife of 54 years.
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The eye-catching purple script is among many personal touches that pay homage to the musician in Jimi Hendrix Park, which was formally christened in 2006 but didn't open until Saturday, after a decade of permit delays and financial woes.
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Queen Elizabeth II Born: April 21, 1926 What to know: Born third in line to the throne, she was christened Princess Elizabeth Alexandra Mary after her mother Queen Elizabeth; her paternal great-grandmother Queen Alexandra; and her paternal grandmother Queen Mary.
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It was one of the reasons Woodstock was greeted so rapturously that August — and not just by the young people Abbie Hoffman immediately christened "Woodstock Nation": It hadn't descended into "Lord of the Flies," as many people had fully expected.
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Moviegoers at a cinema in East London expecting to see "Moonlight" on Monday night were instead treated to the first 20 seconds of "La La Land," the film mistakenly and very briefly christened best picture at the Oscars the night before.
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State of the Art A curious thing happened on Wednesday, a day that many internet companies and public policy groups had christened a "Day of Action" aimed at protesting the Federal Communications Commission's plan to overturn so-called net neutrality rules.
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Following in his sibling's footsteps, Louis' service will be conducted by the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Reverend Justin Welby, who christened Prince George in October 2013 and Princess Charlotte in July 2015 — and most recently officiated Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding.
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On September 9, the 4-month-old prince, who was born on April 19, will be baptized at Drottningholm Palace Church by Lutheran archbishop Antje Jackelén, who also christened the children of Prince Carl Philip's sisters, Crown Princess Victoria and Princess Madeleine.
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For the first time ever, the award show's signature unique categories such as Best Kiss, Best Duo and Best Villain will pit the silver-screen nominees against ones from television and streaming services, paving way for the newly christened MTV Movie & TV Awards.
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The story, admittedly, requires a bit of time before taking shape as it fleshes out a central facet of the "Star Wars" chapter subsequently christened "A New Hope" -- namely, that Princess Leia had to get those stolen Death Star plans from somewhere.
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The former vice president — in a freewheeling discussion with author Jon Meacham at the newly christened Biden School of Public Policy and Administration at the University of Delaware — said there's a "consensus" among his family that he should join the Democratic primary race.
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Unlike his recently christened cousins Prince Nicolas and Prince Oscar, Prince Alexander didn't cry when Archbishop Antje Jackelén bathed his head in baptismal water at the font, which had been specially decorated with a selection of seasonal local fruit for the occasion.
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Following in his siblings' footsteps, Louis' service will be conducted by the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Reverend Justin Welby, who christened George in October 2013 and Charlotte in July 2015 — and most recently officiated Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's royal wedding.
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Following successful test flights in December and February, which christened five new astronauts, Virgin Galactic told CNBC that about 2,500 people have expressed interest in paying for a flight – in addition to the more than 600 would-be-astronauts previously signed up.
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On Thursday's episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, the Backstreet Boys treated their fans to a very unusual performance, wherein the five singers donned fluffy chicken suits, christened themselves "Bawkstreet Boys" and performed one of their biggest hits — in chicken noises.
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Equal parts police procedural and biblical epic (with cameo appearances by St. Bartholomew, Joseph of Arimathea and Mary Magdalene), the $20 million film was christened "New Testament noir" and "CSI: Jerusalem" by critics en route to its surprisingly robust box-office returns.
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This month, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency christened a 132-foot prototype drone sea craft packed with sensors, the Sea Hunter, which is made with the intention of hunting autonomously for submarines and mines for up to three months at a time.
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The name of this extravagantly inventive new cocktail bar may call to mind medical insurance or metaphysics, but here it refers to architectural constraints created by former tenants—including the particularly ill-christened Affair on Eighth, whose name remains scrawled behind the bar.
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Down a cobbled side street, through a garden bursting with grasses and plaster statuary — Grecian busts and monumental muscled legs — lay what the brand had christened Makers House, a petting zoo of craftspeople making things (tassels and patchwork and statues and such).
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The Kennedy will be christened in Newport News, Virginia, on December 7, and even though it likely won't be commissioned into service until 2020, the carrier's seal reveals what naval aviation will look like aboard the Kennedy in the decades to come.
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In 2017, Waymo — the newly christened self-driving company spun out of Google — sued Uber and Mr. Levandowski for theft of trade secrets, accusing the two of conspiring to steal years of autonomous vehicle research to bolster Uber's own self-driving program.
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David Nelson, Gylan Kain and Adiodun Oyewole christened their spoken-word collective the Last Poets on May 19, 1968, on what would have been Malcolm X's 43rd birthday; they had been invited to recite their poems at a celebration in his honor.
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First came an unexpected tweet earlier this month from the Washington National Cathedral announcing that it had christened "the official Bible" for the Space Force—which it further said would be used to swear-in all the commanders of the new force.
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Over the past week, I've tried multiple times to make sense of what America's favorite bestie duo Oprah Winfrey and Gayle King — or Kale and Okrah, as an angry mob has newly christened them — have done to make people so damn mad.
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Twelve years later, when the unimaginable tragedy hit, the royal ice cubes were furious at the expectation that they should emote for the woman who had publicly ripped the monarchy as a bloodless, soulless gang and christened herself the Prisoner of Wales.
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Twelve years later, when the unimaginable tragedy hit, the royal ice cubes were furious at the expectation that they should emote for the woman who had publicly ripped the monarchy as a bloodless, soulless gang and christened herself the Prisoner of Wales.
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Pitt won best actor in a supporting role in any motion picture for his portrayal of stuntman Cliff Booth in Quentin Tarantino&aposs lauded ninth film — and made sure to thank his "partner in crime," whom he christened with a charming new nickname.
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The unfinished monastery is the dream of Abbot Abibos, who has overseen two years of renovations on the ship — re-christened the Elia II, after the head of the Georgian Orthodox Church — including having frescoes painted on the ceiling of its small chapel.
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Christened Okolofutbola, or "around football," Russia's hooligan scene has developed into perhaps Europe's toughest, and just over a year before their country hosts soccer's World Cup, the most hard-core Russian fans may be in the best fighting shape of their lives.
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The results include an undulating rooftop garden that has already been christened Teletubby Hill by employees, while the ground floor is taken over by a dazzling bespoke black and white striped carpet that is dotted with furniture groupings for small informal meetings.
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Rogue's de facto hit—a stone-hearted celebration of solitude christened "Misanthropic Drunken Loner"—comes flanked by the apoplectic "Call in the Coroner" and "Blue Jays," a song known to lull moshpit scrapers into states of pensive meditation, penned in tribute to Flynn's departed grandfather.
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By the time she penned her second album, this gnawing, niggling panic swelled to the point where Brown christened her sophomore collection Anxiety, with the title track picking apart her reliance on pills to calm her down and her frustration with her state of mind.
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" And Mary Parsons isn't even really her name; she was born Junia Stone, and when her savior aunt re-christened her Mary on the drive away from her father's house, she told her, "You could be anyone you want with a name like Mary.
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As played by Kristy Swanson, Buffy's a Valley girl—the kind of materialistic, Southern California teen queen who was christened in a 1982 song by Frank Zappa and his daughter Moon Unit and fleshed out the following year in a movie of the same name.
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So even though Bette Midler looked like a model of adult chic in silver sequined Michael Kors, and Denée Benton was rightfully christened "most fashionable ingénue" by Vogue in green strapless Oscar de la Renta, glittering leaves tumbling down her long white skirt, E!
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The nonprofit recently took over a Walmart-size warehouse, christened Casa del Refugiado, whose Red Cross cots can accommodate up to 1,100 migrants To make the site more welcoming, young local artists were enlisted to spruce up the 125,000-square-foot space with vivid murals.
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Afrofuturist themes were revisited in the '90s, but still as a genre without a name until the cultural critic Mark Dery formally christened it in his 1994 essay "Black to the Future," after which it flourished for a time before retreating to the shadows.
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In related news, the twin internet satellites known as Microsat 2a and 2b have been re-christened Tintin A and B. The satellites, the first two components of a planned, massive space-based internet communications network, were successfully deployed this morning and are communicating with Earth stations.
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Eventually, they too would become household names, be re-christened as #influencers, sit front row at the shows, and go on to make an extremely comfortable living out of posting pictures of themselves wearing the latest designer clothes on their blogs and, later on, their Instagram accounts.
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After his death in 2015, the outdoor patio was christened "Lemmy's Lounge" in tribute to the man's undying love of the Rainbow and its video poker machine, which he would play every day when not on tour while consuming an unfathomable number of Jack and Cokes.
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The funnyman then proceeded to cart out an adorable kitten named Mulan (which he described as a "short-spine Peruvian mongoose"), a guinea pig christened Kayak (aka "a Mongolian bush tiger") and what he called a "duck-bodied platypus" – or simply a goose, to us common folk.
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No sooner had Biden emerged as the early Democratic front-runner than Trump christened him "Sleepy Joe" and intimated that age had leeched the zest from him, never mind that Biden, at 76, is just four years longer in the tie — I mean tooth — than Trump.
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The young girl with a mouth full of braces who had run away from home at 15 to tour the English countryside christened herself Poly Styrene, a cheeky name chosen for being lightweight disposable plastic, and she was about to take the London punk scene by storm.
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Police took the six-month-old, 3 1/2-pound koala to the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, where they discovered he was in decent shape for being discovered in the wild and placed in a bag — just a little dehydrated — and christened him Alfred.
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On Monday, New York City entered what has been christened "the summer of hell," when, after derailments and delays, Amtrak began work on a months-long overhaul of tracks in Penn Station, causing widespread changes and less trains on the Long Island Rail Road and New Jersey Transit systems.
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His reimaginings of famous poetry on Twitter, his public appearances in museums, his numerous stints in writers' rooms: Cookie Monster, this newly christened media-savvy figure, eats everything, but he seems to eat a lot of art — he seems, in fact, to really love art, and literature, too.
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" In 2013 Thomas signed the lease for 156 1st Avenue and christened it The Deep End Club, a nod to her dad's wild days when he and his buddies would abide by the rule of jumping in pools, fully clothed, when anyone announced a "Deep End Club meeting.
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The New Safe Confinement, christened this week by Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko, cost more than $1.5 billion dollars and should be effective at keeping a lid on the radiation for more than 100 years—well past the 2065 target date for a full clean-up of the site.
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Somewhere between despair and willful ignorance is nonchalance, and Ms. Goddard, one of the city's rising talents, christened with a 2016 British Fashion Award — "A star for today; forget a future star," Mr. Khan said as he ducked backstage after the show to make her acquaintance — delivered it.
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But even those selling points have yet to turn around attendance at Yankee Stadium, where ticket and suite revenues through last season had fallen by a staggering $20093 million since the end of 2009, the year the Yankees christened the new ballpark with their last World Series title.
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