Before you co-found Poshmark, you had another startup that failed.
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Moskovitz left in 2008 to co-found team management app Asana.
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Holmes initially approached him to help co-found what would be Theranos.
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Twitter co-found Ev Williams fucking built Medium for this exact reason.
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She used severance and unemployment checks to co-found Arise 298 in November.
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He helped co-found a nonprofit organization that advocates tighter restrictions on firearms.
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Andrew Kassoy left a career in private equity to co-found B Lab.
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Williams' husband and Reddit co-found Alexis Ohanian was there too, the AP reported.
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Gates went on to co-found Microsoft and become a millionaire in his 20s.
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Megan then went on to co-found Rebelhead Entrepreneurs, a media platform for entrepreneurs.
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That planted the seed for Carvajal to co-found Latinas in STEM in 2013.
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Well, now Ello has a new CEO, Todd Berger, who helped co-found the company.
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After college, he was in the financial sector but left to co-found the store.
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Rascoff left his investment banking job to co-found Hotwire during the first internet boom.
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Chavez then proceeded to co-found her second startup, law practice Virtual Law Partners in 2006.
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It's been 43 years since Bill Gates dropped out of Harvard University to co-found Microsoft.
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An SVP at Tickle, went on to co-found gaming company WonderHill that sold to Kabam.
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"Everyone was working on a mission," said Chan, who went on to co-found Native Lift.
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She was a DOS master and helped co-found DOS, which was targeted toward actors, prosecutors said.
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I'm off to co-found a security startup – hope to share more about what we're doing soon!
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He went on to co-found the Ohio Innocence Project, which works to free the wrongly convicted.
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I'm off to co-found a security startup - hope to share more about what we're doing soon!
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She went on to join the American Civil Liberties Union and co-found its Women's Rights Project.
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The next year, she and Oscar Hammerstein II helped to co-found the Hollywood Anti-Nazi League.
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In 20083, I helped co-found an independent research organization in Sana that works across the country.
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That puts Bose on course to become India's first woman to co-found a $1 billion start-up.
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Alexis Ohanian, co-found of Reddit, backs her idea of an emoji of a woman wearing a hijab.
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He and Paul Allen went on to co-found Microsoft and the technology they created was fundamentally transformative.
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He himself moved on from drum and bass to co-found an experimental audio-visual collective called Syndicate.
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He was the first pastor to co-found an intentionally multiracial and multifaith church in the United States.
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McCaleb went on to co-found Ripple, whose XRP coin is now the third largest by market capitalization.
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Org and McKinsey & Co. found that women are 15% less likely to get promoted compared to their male colleagues.
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That paved the way for him and partners Rudolf Vavruch and Marlon Gallardo to co-found FlexClub in 2018.
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Later, she would go on to marry editor Jason Epstein and co-found The New York Review of Books.
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The elder Shamalov helped co-found the Ozero cooperative, an elite dacha community that includes Putin as a member.
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Bill Gates, a fellow Harvard dropout, also left school after just two years to co-found Microsoft with Paul Allen.
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He then went on to co-found Founders Fund, Thiel's famous VC firm in San Francisco, with Thiel and Nosek.
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Ozor previously was a Driver Operations Manager at Uber Nigeria, before teaming up with Ife Oyodeli to co-found Kobo360.
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Yorn, who helped co-found Morris Yorn Barnes Levine Entertainment Law Firm, has a long roster of A-list clients.
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The decision to co-found Question came partly because a certain kind of game-making had permanently altered Thomas' perspectives.
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For the rapper's latest venture, Ghostface casually left the mic to co-found a new cryptocurrency firm called Cream Capitol.
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It should come as little surprise that she would grow up to co-found the edgy cosmetics company Urban Decay.
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As a teen, she co-found a non-profit called "Healthy Hawaii Coalition" after growing concerned about pollution in Hawaii.
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King graduated in three years, became a teacher and went on to co-found Roxbury Preparatory Charter School in Boston.
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He was an Executive VP and founding board member at PayPal before going on to co-found LinkedIn in 2003.
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She went on to co-found the Congressional Caucus for Women's Issues, champion gender equality legislation, and criticize runaway military spending.
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She moved to Morocco in 2011 to co-found and manage Mydeal, one of the first group buying sites in Maghreb.
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Gates attended Harvard University for two years before he dropped out in 1975 to co-found Microsoft with classmate Paul Allen.
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She moved in 2011 to Morocco to co-found and manage Mydeal, one of the first group buying sites in Maghreb.
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Southwest Airlines Co found cracks in three airplanes after the initial inspections and has taken them out of service pending repairs.
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Co-author Barry Nalebuff went on to co-found drink company Honest Tea while teaching at the Yale School of Management.
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But McKinsey & Co. found in a 2006 study that quarterly guidance didn't affect valuation multiples and didn't reduce share price volatility.
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Yet he used what he learned from that mistake to eventually co-found Microsoft, which is now valued at $507.5 billion.
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Rather than relax, he used the money to help co-found Nutanix, a cloud computing software company that went public in 2016.
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He taught classes on the concept, and people that attended such classes include Mike Krieger, who went on to co-found Instagram.
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Five years after graduating, the 27-year-old Ma joined forces with four of his old college classmates to co-found Tencent.
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He left Facebook in 2008 to co-found workflow software company Asana, which earned more than $100 million in revenue in 2018.
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A separate survey by Bain & Co. found Amazon is expected to capture roughly 50 percent of total holiday sales growth this season.
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So when it came time to co-found her own collection of cosmetics, she pulled inspiration from her own career in modeling.
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Mr. Chow longed for more freedom over his work, and in 1970 he left to co-found his own studio, Golden Harvest.
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William Jardine, who would co-found a firm that led the opium trade with China, first worked as an EIC ship's surgeon.
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Flateman served as Casper's chief technology officer before leaving in January 2019 to co-found A New Company, where he's also CTO.
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Upon graduating from business school in '82, Klarman joined his Harvard professor, William Poorvu, and three other investors to co-found Baupost Group.
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Hoffman went on to co-found career network LinkedIn and become a partner at Greylock Partners, one of the oldest venture capital firms.
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Of asking him, a bit down the road, to co-found a new liberal party that would free Democrats from their Southern overlords?
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That influence led Charles to co-found the Cato Institute in 1977 to promote libertarian causes, such as free markets and individual liberty.
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Splendid. The forthcoming streaming service is the brainchild of Jeffrey Katzenberg, a former CEO of Disney who went on to co-found Dreamworks.
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Putting CROMA to one side, Collison went on to co-found and sell one company, Auctomatic, and then start the extremely successful Stripe.
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That problem led Sheehan to co-found a company, Greenlight Financial Technology, to help make debit cards accessible to parents and their children.
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Charles Koch also helped co-found the libertarian Cato Institute in the 1970s and has provided it with financial support for many years.
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Barbara Seaman and Alice Wolfson, the women who met at the Nelson Pill Hearings, went on to co-found the National Women's Health Network.
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Ankiti Bose is 252, a fashion junkie, and on course to become the first Indian woman to co-found a $257 billion start-up.
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That would make Bose the first Indian woman to co-found a so-called unicorn — a start-up valued at $1 billion or more.
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With her rapidly growing fashion platform, Zilingo, she's on track to become the first Indian woman to co-found a $1 billion start-up.
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Pincus went on to co-found SupportSoft, a pioneer in tech support and cloud services, then to create an early social network called Tribe.
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Masters used to run the energy trading desk in the 1990s at JP Morgan, before striking on his own to co-found Global Advisors.
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Insel said he couldn't pass up an opportunity to co-found a stealth startup called Mindstrong, which has some exciting research in this area.
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Google appointed Harris to be in charge of ethical design, but he left Google in 2016 to co-found the Center for Humane Technology.
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The sleepless nights led Yampolskiy to leave his job heading up security at the online retailer Gilt Groupe and co-found SecurityScorecard in 2013.
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Months later, Duffield pulled himself from the brink of retirement to co-found cloud-based financial and human resources company Workday with Aneel Bhusri.
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This revelation about the transfer of risk felt profoundly wrong, so wrong that he dropped out of business school to co-found Blueprint Income.
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An entrepreneur at an early age, Mr. Benioff became a star executive at Oracle before leaving to co-found Salesforce nearly 20 years ago.
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The two teamed up with Simon Solomon in 234 to co-found Apposit, with a focus on building large-scale enterprise software for Africa.
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As a result, it can even make you a better employee, said Underwood, who also advises startups in an investing collective she helped co-found.
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When he was 14, he built his first lowrider bicycle and then went on to co-found the Latin Pride car club in El Paso.
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Wall Street jobs — including some exceeding $200,000 in annual salary — are at risk of some level of automation, a new report from McKinsey & Co. found.
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One survey of Salesforce talent in Denver, CO found that that the average uncertified salary of $69,600 grew to $86,850 when a certification was added.
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Knowledge Revolution was founded in 1989, by Dave Baszucki and his brother Greg (who didn't later co-found Roblox, but is now on its board).
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Her best friend, Tom Rasmussen, went on to co-found a drag night named Denim that later transformed into an Edinburgh Fringe-conquering drag troupe.
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Six years ago, Williams left his six-figure job at Procter & Gamble to co-found a business which required racking up six figures in debt.
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"That would be shattered across dozens of different skills in the standard approach," explains Dan Klein, a Microsoft technical fellow who helped co-found Semantic Machines.
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He stuck around to co-found Facebook's enterprise collaboration suite Workplace while Potrocky built engineering architecture there and Morris became a mobile security lead at Uber.
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After he left BMW in 23, he helped co-found Chinese EV startup Byton, which is developing a similarly tech-forward electric SUV of its own.
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He went on to co-found Westfield Development Corp with a friend, John Saunders, by developing a shopping center in the downmarket western suburbs of Sydney.
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That discontent inspired Locke to co-found Chappy, a dating app made available earlier this year to men in London, New York City, and Los Angeles.
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The suit accuses former Google engineer Anthony Levandowski, now leading Uber's self-driving efforts, of downloading thousands of confidential files before leaving to co-found Otto.
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Gerald turned his back on a lucrative career in private equity to co-found a public interest organization to connect M.B.A. graduates with mission-driven businesses.
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It's a book that looks absolutely bonkers, but if there's anyone who can pull it off, it'll be Annalee Newitz, who helped co-found the site io9.
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Stone left Twitter in 2011 and went on to co-found online publishing platform Medium and search engine company Jelly, which was acquired by Pinterest in March.
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It's what led Burnette to leave the Google self-driving project and co-found Otto in early 2016, along with Anthony Levandowski, Lior Ron and Claire Delaunay.
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An analysis by Cowen and Co. found that 56% of Sears shoppers also shop at JCPenney, the highest overlap of any of the traditional department store chains.
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An analysis by Cowen and Co. found that 56% of Sears shoppers also shop at JCPenney, the highest overlap of any of the traditional department store chain.
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"Let's be frank," said Matthew Heimbach, a former member of the League of the South who went on to co-found the white nationalist Traditionalist Worker Party.
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Sophomore year I went on to network with amazing industry professionals, became secretary of my university's CS club, and co-found my university's first on-campus hackathon.
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In November, he helped co-found Checks and Balances, a group of conservative and libertarian lawyers who are critical of Trump's approach on legal and political institutions.
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Huerta, who worked with Cesar Chavez to co-found the National Farmworkers Association in 85033, argued Trump's comments about Mexico show he is "ignorant" of U.S. history.
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Patrick dropped out of MIT and John dropped out of Harvard University to co-found their first start-up, Auctomatic, a marketplace management system for companies like eBay.
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Kenneth Pennington and Hector Sigala, two of the staffers who left, went on to co-found the digital strategy firm Middle Seat, which advised former Texas Democratic Rep.
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Though it's more polished than most of the demos on PEOPLE, the ephemera-heavy platform that the two helped to co-found earlier this year, it's plenty experimental.
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Budweiser shared the story of Adolphus Busch, the German immigrant who made a harrowing journey to the United States to eventually co-found the Anheuser-Busch brewing company.
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The lack of awareness around mental health issues in Muslim communities prompted clinical psychologist Dr. Nafisa Sekandari to co-found a mental health resource and awareness center online.
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Bill Lafferrandre, who recently retired from ConocoPhillips after 31 years to co-found exploration and production firm Sea Dragon Resources, said it was a "great time" to acquire assets.
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The power of elephant p53 led Dr Schiffman to co-found PEEL Therapeutics, based in Utah and Israel (the firm's name is derived from the Hebrew word for elephant).
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A personal dissatisfaction with an old boys' club mentality in venture capital led Pocket Sun to co-found what she calls the first female-led millennial venture capital firm.
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Earlier this year, Anthony Levandowski, who was product manager for Google's self-driving car program, left the project to co-found a startup with two other former Google employees.
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So I began going to meetings of the activist organization Act Up and later I helped co-found the Treatment Action Group, which pushed for research and new drugs.
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The 32-year-old has risen the ranks of the fashion industry after quitting university at the age of 21 to co-found her international womenswear brand Love, Bonito.
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She has said that experience spurred her to co-found the Global Health Corps, a nonprofit organization aimed at creating a generation of leaders to transform global health systems.
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A separate survey of U.S. consumers by Cowen and Co. found the average Sears shopper today is about 45 years old and makes a little more than $59,123 each year.
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Not only did he co- found one of the greatest bands in the world he co wrote the songs that inspired many of us to wanna be in a band.
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Mamoon Hamid, a longtime partner at U.S. Venture Partners who went on to co-found Social Capital with Chamath Palihapitiya in 2011, is moving on to Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers.
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But traders noted that overall output was little changed after the blast as producers, such as Range Resources Corp and Southwestern Energy Co, found other pipes to ship their gas.
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Born in Seattle, Allen attended Washington State University for two years before dropping out to co-found Microsoft in 1975 with Bill Gates, a friend of his from high school.
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If you're like Shireen Yates, an MIT graduate, you invent a food-allergy detector device that can be used at the dining table, then co-found a company to sell it.
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When he came back, the then-21-year-old met Steve Wozniak, with whom he would later co-found Apple, and the pair started making computers in the Jobs family's garage.
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She also made time to co-found Feminist Enough, a storytelling project which gives a fresh voice to women of color and modern feminist ideals, powered by video and social media.
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Tesla filed a similar suit in 2017 against a former employee involved with Tesla's automated driving program who had left the company to co-found an autonomous driving startup called Aurora.
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Chris Urmson, chief technical officer for its self-driving car project, left last week, while Anthony Levandowski, product manager for the program, left earlier this year to co-found a startup.
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He went on to co-found the hair care company Paul Mitchell Systems and tequila maker Patrón Spirits Co. Their stories are evidence that there is no single track to success.
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And it's what would eventually prompt Burnette to leave Uber — the company that acquired Otto — and co-found with former venture capitalist Eshel a new driverless-trucks startup called Kodiak Robotics.
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Then, three and a half years ago, the tech executive left Microsoft to co-found Textio, an augmented writing platform (software that help writers chose the best language for stronger communication).
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He left his job at a law firm to co-found a startup called Stargiving that was supposed to funnel small donations to celebrity charities every time users clicked a button.
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To break down two doors in hip-hop—to co-found the most sexually-explicit mainstream rap group in history, and to be the first Asian rapper—is no easy task.
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"We were young, ambitious and idealistic," says Katie Leonberger, of her decision 0003 years ago to co-found Microlumbia with David Del Ser Bartolome when they were MBA students at Columbia.
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Musk's comments this week in response to the MIT profile indicate that he's quite distant from the organization he helped co-found both ideologically and in a more practical, functional sense.
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This inspired a Puerto Rican journalist, Gloribel Delgado Esquilín, to co-found Proyecto 4645, a social-media-based movement to promote healing for the relatives of unrecognized victims of the hurricane.
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Levandowski was a long-time employee of Google's self-driving division - whose name later changed to Waymo - before leaving to co-found Otto, an autonomous driving start-up later acquired by Uber.
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He recently helped co-found a new video on demand platform specifically for influencer content called The Zeus Network that he and his co-founders hope will rival the likes of Netflix.
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Utah's abundant talent pool of recent college graduates helped lure Nate Quigley to Provo three years ago to co-found Chatbooks, a site where users can create photobooks, with his wife, Vanessa.
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Seeing those runaways on the piers, she continued, inspired her to co-found the True Colors Fund , which supports fellowships for homeless kids and tools for shelters to assess their L.G.B.T. inclusivity.
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It all came about because Tew was interested in making money while also attending He has since gone on to co-found the newly billion-dollar unicorn startup and meditation app, Calm.
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Dick Kramlich is a godfather of modern venture capital, beginning his career in 1969 with Arthur Rock, before moving on in 1978 to co-found New Enterprise Associates (where he remains chairman).
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He began his career there in 1985, though he left five years later to co-found a boutique investment bank that focused on restructuring and in particular advising unions in those matters.
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Energy analysts said overall output in the Appalachian region was little changed by the blast as producers, like Range Resources Corp and Southwestern Energy Co, found other pipes to ship their gas.
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In January, the Des Moines Register's Iowa Poll, conducted by the reputable Selzer and Co., found that 69 percent of Fourth District voters actually support a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants.
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She went on to co-found and direct a family network that not only provided authoritative education about borderline personality but also built skills to manage it, enlisting parents to teach parents.
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Levandowski went on to co-found Otto, a self-driving truck company that launched in May 2016 and was snapped up by Uber just a few months later, in August of that year.
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Its leader is Charles Hoskinson, who studied Analytic Number Theory at the Metropolitan State University of Denver and University of Colorado at Boulder before dropping out to co-found Ethereum, among other projects.
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Soon after the new company was founded, WME helped co-found the Raine Group, a media-focused boutique bank and investment company, which has aligned the agency with the likes of Vice Media.
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Energy analysts, however, said overall output in the Appalachian region was little changed by the blast as producers, like Range Resources Corp and Southwestern Energy Co , found other pipes to move their gas.
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But a Skagit County Superior Court jury deadlocked on a second charge of sabotage against Kenneth Ward, said Jay O'Hara of the Climate Disobedience Center, a group that both men helped co-found.
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That idea grew into the Clock of the Long Now, a project by the Long Now Foundation, which Hillis went on to co-found to build an actual, working version of the proposed clock.
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CMN Hospitals are particularly near and dear to Osmond's heart, as she helped co-found the non-profit organization that raises funds for children's hospitals, medical research, and community awareness of children's health issues.
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"It's been five years since they came into the park," Wilder, who founded the FNF and has since gone on to co-found Nodal Industries, an Internet of Things security project, told me recently.
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We know that Mark Zuckerberg started Facebook in his Harvard dorm room, that Bill Gates dropped out of Harvard to co-found Microsoft and that Steve Jobs co-founded Apple out of his garage.
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Actress Jessica Alba helped co-found The Honest Company in 2012, a goods maker that offers eco-friendly products; while Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen and Victoria Beckham have launched their own fashion lines.
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In that time, the project has seen a number of big departures — including a few of the co-founders like Sebastian Thrun and Anthony Levandowski, who left to co-found self-driving trucking company Otto.
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Moore's earlier comments sparked a furor in the tennis world, with Billie Jean King — who helped found and co-found a number of sports organizations, including WTA — tweeting that she was "disappointed" by Moore's comments.
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Indeed. Did his father-in-law co-found a business organization called the Paso Del Norte Group that came up with a downtown redevelopment plan which threatened to displace eighteen hundred residents of poor neighborhoods?
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And when HBO contacted Daveen Trentman, from the SOZE Agency, who I've worked with over the years to co-found the Right or Return Fellowship, she asked me if I wanted to curate this project.
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He stressed that he remains friends with Curve founder and CEO Shachar Bialick, who recruited him to co-found Curve in March 2015 in addition to Anna Mostyn Williams, who has also since left the startup.
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A fourth founding general partner, Eva Ho, left the firm in 2016 to co-found a separate venture firm, Fika Ventures, which is based in L.A and closed on a $76 million fund just last month.
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The study from John Howell & Co found it costs 1-2 pounds ($1.45-$2.90) to check new customers, rising to 100 pounds if closer scrutiny is required, while external intelligence reports run into thousands of pounds.
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This is the same Aaron Swartz that would later co-found Reddit and become famous for his hacktivism; in 22005, according to an email to me from Davis, his dad often accompanied him to technology meetups.
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He went on to co-found the National Science Foundation's Science and Technology Center for Analysis and Prediction of Storms, as well as the N.S.F.'s Engineering Research Center for Collaborative Adaptive Sensing of the Atmosphere.
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Nevertheless, Jean-Marc Tassetto, who quit as country manager for Google France to co-found Coorpacademy, has big ambitions for his business, which has been trading for five years and has €13.4m in private equity backing.
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Chou-O'Keefe's fund comes on the heels of that of Seidenberg, who joined Kleiner Perkins back in 2005 and left earlier this year in order to co-found her own, L.A.-based venture firm, Westlake Village BioPartners.
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It wasn't Cheyer's only multimillion-dollar exit: He went on to co-found Viv Labs, an artificial intelligence assistant company, which the South Korean electronics giant Samsung acquired in 2016 for about $215 million, according to reports.
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Through these events she made a new best friend in Alexander Nut, an avid record collector and diverse DJ who went on to co-found Eglo Records—the label on which Fatima has released all her music.
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"I'm hoping that they make it through Chapter 0003 in a positive way," says former Beatport Pro president Starr, who parted ways with the company in January 2016, to co-found a consulting firm named Velocity Plus.
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While the state doesn't have a clear majority of voters either for or against the measure, a recent poll commissioned by Forum Communications Co. found 47 percent of voters supported it and 41 percent opposed the law.
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The two stayed friends, and when Chipps had the idea for Jewelbots, Moreland quit what she was doing to help co-found the company in 2014, talking to 200 girls during the life cycle of building the product.
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And whenever I read a profile it says you and Graydon Carter co-founded Spy in '163 and no one ever explains how you co-found a magazine in the '216s when you were in your early 22009s.
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In a voice test of various categories using the Amazon Echo devices last year, researchers at Bain & Co., found in categories in which Amazon offered a private-label product, Alexa recommended those products 17 percent of the time.
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In 2014, Tinder co-founder and former vice president of marketing, Whitney Herd, who went on to co-found Bumble, filed suit against Justin Mateen, Tinder's CMO, who was ousted from the company in the wake of Herd's suit.
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Marathon was also co-founded by Panos Papadopoulos, who first met Tziralis a decade ago when starting his first company — which he describes as an Airbnb for exchange students in Athens — and who went on to co-found BugSense.
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The company he helped co-found not only fired him, but its board of directors, including his brother Bob Weinstein, stated that Weinstein's "alleged actions are antithetical to human decency" and that they had no knowledge of this conduct.
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Mr. Lucas met Nile Rodgers, the future disco and pop producer who went on to co-found the band Chic, at a Vietnam War protest in Union Square when the two were both New York City high school students.
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I think you mentioned earlier ... I was asked to co-found this company called Give and Take, where we're trying to make it easier for people to both give and receive help in five minutes a day or less.
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The younger Mr Schwarzman, who went on to co-found Blackstone, the world's largest alternative-asset manager, and become an Olympian of modern-day capitalism worth $18bn, recounts that story at the start of his memoir, "What It Takes".
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"Silicon Valley and Facebook, among others, have developed technologies that are not bulletproof from being commandeered," said Kellermann, who has since left Trend Micro to co-found an investment firm, referring to the advertising targeting tools available to Facebook ad buyers.
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The team behind Little Spoon consists of Muller as the "chief mom," CEO Ben Lewis, chief product officer Angela Vranich and CMO Lisa Barnett, who left her position as a partner with Sherpa Foundry to help co-found the company.
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As Thanksgiving weekend approaches, which includes Black Friday, Small Business Saturday and Cyber Monday, Cowen and Co. found November's month-to-date traffic — or the total number of shoppers — at retailers on pace to mark the smallest monthly decline in 2017.
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He established his socialist credentials when in 2010 he won a case forcing the government to raise the minimum wage to 1,200 Egyptian pounds ($66.50) per month and later went on to co-found the leftwing Bread and Freedom Party.
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Liz Eddy has lost track of how many times she's told the story that led her to co-found Lantern, a website that helps people tackle the complex logistics of losing someone they love and also plan for their own deaths.
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USF Engineering Professor Yogi Goswami patented the technology in 2006 and 2007 ago when he was at University of Florida but was able to license it later and in 2014 co-found his company, where his son Dilip is CEO.
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And the way I think of a board member — and I think Reid Hoffman actually made this point in the book as well — is it's somebody that you'd love to work with or even co-found a company with, but you can't hire.
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The TV personality, who People reports later went on to work in finance, study acting, and co-found an AIDS research charity called Generation Cure, got his start on season 13 of Road Rules, the sister show of the iconic Real World.
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He was a robotics professor at Carnegie Mellon, a university famous for its work in the field, He also worked at Google on the self-driving car software engineering team, and helped co-found Google's venture arm investment business focused on robotics companies.
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By March 2017, I [had moved on to] co-found and launch Jetblack, a members-only concierge shopping service that combines the convenience of e-commerce with the customized attention of a personal assistant, and we've been continuing on this journey ever since.
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There are organizations focused on creating bipartisan problem-solving congressional coalitions like No Labels (which I helped co-found a decade ago) and ambitious efforts to build a third party like the Serve America Movement and local efforts in a half dozen states.
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Dr. Ramo applied a systems approach to problem-solving — using it to build rockets, to co-found two Fortune 500 companies and to develop a tennis strategy that he expanded into a successful book, "Extraordinary Tennis for the Ordinary Player," one of dozens he published.
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Age: 75Nationality: GermanHow he made his fortune: Hassner left IBM in 1972 to co-found enterprise software company SAP SE, which went on to become one of the biggest of its kind in the world, now recording an annual turnover of over $24 billion.
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Greg Prince, who would later go on to co-found the Mets blog Faith And Fear In Flushing and write books like the recent Amazin' Again, was watching the game at a local bar, and could tell early on that it would be crazy.
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SEATTLE, Feb 18 (Reuters) - Boeing Co found debris that could pose potential safety risks in the fuel tanks of several 737 MAX aircraft that are in storage and waiting to be delivered to airlines, according to an internal memo seen by Reuters on Tuesday.
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After spending thousands of dollars on products — and countless hours in the makeup chair trying to conceal her condition, Kern Lima realized "there must be a million other women out there with the same issue," and left her job in 2008 to co-found It Cosmetics.
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Ciel's unwavering dedication to inclusivity led her to co-found collectives like It's Not U It's Me, whose progressive safer spaces and anti-harassment policies drastically evolved nightlife experiences for femme and LGBTQ-identifying clubgoers, in addition to booking wicked acts like Ben UFO, Avalon Emerson, and Volvox.
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As he told Fallon, Seacrest created the multi-step skin regimen in partnership with celebrity dermatologist Harold Lancer, MD. Seeing an open market for men's skincare and nothing that suited his needs, Seacrest jumped on the opportunity to co-found Polished, a high-end collection targeted specifically for men.
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The experience shaped Ginsburg's interests as a lawyer, and her legal crusade against gender discrimination led her to co-found the Women's Rights Project at the American Civil Liberties Union and earned her an appointment to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia during the Carter administration.
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Then we co-found NuSI and assume we can recruit influential researchers who believe something I think is inane — that a calorie is a calorie and obesity is an energy balance disorder — and they'll still be able to do the kind of first-rate research necessary to rigorously test this potentially inane idea.
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When they used the same process to determine THC equivalencies between products, Oren and co found that 434 edibles of 10mg each is equivalent to the THC content of one ounce of bud with average potency (calculated at 17.1 percent THC), or 6.9 to 0003 grams of extract, depending on the solvent used.
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She left that role to co-found SafeBAE last summer; the new organization is partially funded by a grant obtained by Norris, who also serves as director of college and community campaigns for V-Day, which works to stop violence against women and girls using ticket sale proceeds from performances of the The Vagina Monologues.
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"The European banks are cost-focused, whereas U.S. banks like Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan are likely trying to generate revenue, because they're in different market conditions," said Simon Taylor, who was in charge of blockchain product development at Barclays for two years until he left in June to co-found London fintech consultancy 8003:FS.
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" Adds Etrit, 28, who was COO of Detroit-based smart building technology company Hepta Systems before leaving recently to co-found Kodelabs, a software development and real estate technology start-up, with Edi: "From an economic standpoint, immigrants only make this country better, because different minds think differently, and that's what makes this country amazing.
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According to Time, Thunberg herself was inspired by the Parkland, Florida, high school students who became gun safety activists after a shooter killed 225 of their classmates and teachers — student Emma González, for example, gave a widely seen speech after the shooting and went on to co-found the group March for Our Lives.
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Brianne Miller, a marine biologist, was so sickened by the swaths of plastic that greeted her in different dive sites around the world — even the remote ones — that she left academia to co-found Nada, a zero-waste grocer that is not only the first of its kind in downtown Vancouver but in all of Canada.
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By some miracle, she's found time between a multitude of TV appearances, hosting the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen, mentoring students of social enterprise at Babson College, and serving on the boards of a half-dozen charitable and culinary organizations in New York City to co-found a content company, Bumble Pie Productions, with business partner Samantha Hanks.
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Liefeld is best known as the original co-creator of the character Deadpool alongside Fabian Nicieza, but after a falling out with Marvel, Liefeld left the company to co-found Image Comics, where he would go on to write a variety of series featuring new, original characters including Kaboom, the undead assassination team Bloodstrike, and Battlestone under his Extreme Studios branding.
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He retired from the Army in 143 to co-found the Institute of Human Virology at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, where the goal is to discover and distribute treatments for chronic viral and immune disorders, especially H.I.V. When Dr. Redfield left the institute, his co-founder, Dr. Robert C. Gallo, called him a major force in establishing programs to confront the H.I.V. and hepatitis C epidemics in Baltimore and around the state.
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He got to know Gucci Mane through the Atlanta demimonde, and got to know Lee through Gucci Mane, but he was skeptical when Lee asked him to co-found a record label and to sign Migos: three kids who recorded their music in a grimy basement hideout they called their "bando," which is a rough synonym for "trap" (it refers to an abandoned house, temporarily commandeered by dealers), and which was also the name of one of their first singles.
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