Morgan, ubs as joint bookrunners * Nova Ljubljanska Banka - wood & company financial services acting as co-lead manager and Nova Ljubljanska Banka , ljubljana as domestic co-lead manager.
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Years ago, New York City pension funds were one of the co-lead plaintiffs in a securities class action against Cendant, in which Bernstein Litowitz was co-lead counsel.
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A man and a woman co-lead every office in government.
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The study's co-lead author is former MIT postdoc Phillip Nadeau.
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Owen Murfin, co-lead manager for global bond strategies at Blackrock BLK.
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Romo will co-lead the economic team in the transition until then.
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ABG, BAML and BNP Paribas join the syndicate as co-lead managers.
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In 2019, the top seven studios in Hollywood made $7.8 billion in global revenue from films with a female lead or co-lead, and $6.9 billion from movies with actors of color in lead or co-lead roles.
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But those are the only details we get about the film's co-lead.
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The partners tap her to co-lead a project with Taurean (Leonard Robinson).
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Based out of Chicago, Clarke will co-lead the firm's global food & beverage franchise.
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Instead, he's getting a new U.S. co-lead in 44-year-old Alfred Lin.
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Sheel Tyle used to co-lead the seed-investing practice at New Enterprise Associates.
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NSYNC co-lead singer Justin Timberlake has gone on to a successful solo career.
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Val is able to negotiate singing co-lead when she returns to the Pussycats.
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She co-lead the research of the report with Gary Barker, CEO of Promundo.
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Bank Vontobel and Berenberg were co-lead managers and St. Galler Kantonalbank selling agent.
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" Gibson, Walker's co-lead in 2 Fast 2 Furious, shared similar sentiments about "P-Dubber.
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Nicole Fawcette is the Senior Brand Manager and Women in Gaming co-lead at Xbox.
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UBS and Berenberg are joint coordinators and joint bookrunners, with Zuercher Kantonalbank co-lead manager.
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Berenberg, Commerzbank, HSBC, Jefferies, Nordea, RBC and UniCredit have been appointed as Co-Lead Managers.
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Mr. Frank is to co-lead the rules committee, and Mr. Malloy the platform committee.
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The firm will lead or co-lead early rounds and take board seats, she said.
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Mr. Cohen was co-lead counsel in the Alaska oil spill case against Exxon Corp.
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And in that same year, only two films featured a black female lead or co-lead.
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Bank am Bellevue AG, Bank Vontobel AG and Zuercher Kantonalbank are acting as co-lead managers.
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"Honestly, it's a shit show," Zeigler's Indivisible co-lead Amy Nosek told me Wednesday via text.
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The €6bn book included €725m of joint-lead manager interest and €400m pf co-lead orders.
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The €6.4bn book included €725m of joint-lead manager interest and €592m of co-lead orders.
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Shah was also recently appointed as the co-lead for the Young Professionals Network at CNBC.
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Tom DeLonge, the former guitarist and co-lead singer of Blink 182, has a new act.
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Last month, he installed Marty Chavez, the outgoing CFO, as co-lead of the struggling division.
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Jeff Fettig, co-lead independent director at DowDuPont, will take over the role upon Liveris' departure.
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Commerzbank, HSBC, Landesbank Baden-Württemberg and Société Générale have been appointed as co-lead managers, it added.
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And of the top films in 2017, only 33 percent featured a female lead or co-lead.
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The banking syndicate will be expanded by including more banks as joint bookrunners or co-lead managers.
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Jeff Fettig, co-lead director, will assume the role of executive chairman the company on April 1.
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Update 5pm, May 10: Updated to include a statement from Google Project Wing co-lead James Ryan Burgess.
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Richardson's earnest, endearing performance in Five Feet Apart carries the movie (with a great co-lead in Sprouse).
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UBS and Berenberg are joint global coordinators and joint bookrunners, with Zuercher Kantonalbank mandated as co-lead manager.
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"Einstein's right, at least for now," said Ghez, a co-lead author of the study, in a statement.
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UBS and Berenberg are joint global coordinators und joint bookrunners, with Zuercher Kantonalbank mandated as co-lead manager.
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If Lethal Weapon is renewed for a third season, it will be without its co-lead Clayne Crawford.
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Viswanathan joined him in 2004 and has co-lead the firm's growth equity investment practice for several years.
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UL had been acting as global coordinators and joint book-runners with Bank am Bellevue co-lead manager.
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Almaraz's widow, the artist Elsa Flores Almaraz, will co-lead the virtual tour with curator Susana Smith Bautist.
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They were the lead or co-lead in 43 of the 100 films, up from 39 in 2018.
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"I think some could argue that George [Barrios] and I co-lead the network," Michelle Wilson told me.
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Barclays, Deutsche Bank and ING Group are joint bookrunners and KBC, NIBC and Rabobank co-lead managers, it said.
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"There's such a lack of participation in midterm elections," says Nantasha Williams, political engagement co-lead for Women's March.
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"As science instructors at the college level, you can only affect so much," said co-lead author Sarah Eddy.
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Carnegie Investment Bank has been appointed co-lead manager while FIH Partners is acting as financial advisor to STG.
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So Inspired Capital will lead or co-lead any round it participates in, with the option for board seats.
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JP Morgan and HSBC were joint global coordinators and bookrunners while Exotix Partners LLP acted as co-lead manager.
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The co-lead authors on the team, Daniel Field and Michael Hanson, were able to digitally extract the bones.
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Danny Crichton, the esteemed leader of TechCrunch's Extra Crunch, was on hand to co-lead the episode with Kate.
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Danny Crichton, the esteemed leader of TechCrunch's Extra Crunch, was on hand to co-lead the episode with me.
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Beggs is the co-lead researcher of the BabySeq Project, alongside his counterpart Robert C. Green at Brigham Women's Hospital.
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Berenberg is acting as Sole Global Coordinator and Sole Bookrunner and ODDO BHF as Co-Lead Manager for the offering.
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Berenberg is acting as sole global coordinator and sole bookrunner, while ODDO BHF is co-lead manager for the offering.
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The existence of a female lead or co-lead had no significant effect on box office performance, the report found.
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Of the 26.1 percent of lead or co-lead characters who are people of color, only 0.8% are Native American.
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A week later, Alexandria Villaseñor merged with US Youth Climate Strike, and then she became a co-lead and founder.
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Purdue Pharma continues to manufacture OxyContin, said Joe Rice, co-lead counsel for the plaintiffs in the multi-district litigation.
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There's still plenty of beauty below the surface, including cinematic, instrumental interludes and co-lead singer/guitar David Kush's smooth, robust vocals, but this time around the scales are tipped in favor of jarring, metallic riffs, industrial-leaning beats, creeping sound effects, and scorching, paint-peeling vocals from co-lead singer/guitarist Stavros Giannopoulos.
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When she was asked to co-lead the creative team with another colleague last November, she was simply happy to help.
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"It's a pretty diverse industry," co-lead author Emma Frow, a health policy researcher at ASU, told Gizmodo over the phone.
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And in the process, the character becomes a true co-lead in season two, versus the supporting player he was before.
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Christopher Seeger, a co-lead counsel for the retired players who sued the league, declined to be interviewed on the phone.
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The NLFI state agency said it would select further syndicate members and co-lead managers after a debate in the Dutch parliament.
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Senior Managing Directors Jeffrey Davis and John Strauss were promoted to co-lead the Americas hotel capital markets group, also effective immediately.
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Alibaba Group and Paytm Mall would co-lead the round, to be joined by return backers Sands Capital and The Abraaj Group.
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SoftBank and Toyota are also in talks to co-lead a $1 billion investment in Uber's self-driving unit, Reuters reported in March.
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Chris Fabian, UNICEF Innovation Co-Lead, said the open source platform could be expanded for global use and employed in future disease outbreaks.
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It's that marquee client list that attracted QED Investors and Invus Opportunities to co-lead the $22.6 million round that Escale just closed.
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MDL co-lead counsel Paul Hanly of Simmons Hanly Conroy rejected White's contention that plaintiffs are trying to capitalize on anti-opioids sentiment.
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Interestingly, co-lead class counsel Seeger Weiss does not oppose the NFL's request, though it does dispute the league's account of pervasive fraud.
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Chinese AI startup Tianrang has raised a $26 million (RMB180 million) funding round from China's Gaorong Capital and co-lead CMB International Capital.
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Under convention rules, Mr. Deutsch said in the letter, their open criticism of Mr. Sanders made them unfit to co-lead the committees.
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After the departure of Mr. Liveris, Jeff Fettig, the company's co-lead independent director, will assume the role as a nonemployee executive chairman.
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I think Green Book could have been better if it went beyond Tony and really tried to establish Shirley as a co-lead.
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Of the 21.4 highest-grossing movies from 235.5 to 213, only 261.9 percent featured a Latinx actor in the lead or co-lead.
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That day, Kessler Topaz moved to replace her as co-lead of the CBOE case with Sharan Nirmul, a senior Kessler securities partner.
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Barclays, Citigroup, Morgan Stanley and UBS Investment Bank are Joint Bookrunners, while UniCredit Bank AG and Vontobel are acting as Co-Lead Managers.
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Holly Hunter had only bit parts to her credit before taking the co-lead opposite Nicholas Cage in the 1987 cult classic Raising Arizona.
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Carnegie, Danske Bank, Deutsche Bank, J.P. Morgan and UBS were joint bookrunners and ABG Sundal Collier, DNB Markets and SEB were co-lead managers.
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Microplastics have been found in many everyday foods and drinks, such as water, beer, shellfish and salt, co-lead researcher Kala Senathirajah told CNN.
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Barclays, Citigroup, Morgan Stanley and UBS Investment Bank are acting as Joint Bookrunners, while UniCredit Bank and Vontobel are acting as Co-Lead Managers.
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"It's cheaper than taking a physicist everywhere with you," said the other co-lead researcher, Michael Hush, of the University of New South Wales.
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"When we started this, Julia was not handed anything on a platter," said Philip Gregory, co-lead counsel on the case in federal court.
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As the National Defense Authorization Act comes up for a vote, I will once again co-lead a bipartisan amendment to audit the Pentagon.
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UBS AG and Deutsche Bank AG acted as joint global coordinators and joint bookrunners and Zuercher Kantonalbank and Cantor Fitzgerald as co-lead managers.
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UBS and Deutsche Bank are joint global coordinators (JGCs) and joint bookrunners for the IPO and Zuercher Kantonalbank and Cantor Fitzgerald co-lead managers.
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Co-lead MDL counsel Rice told me there's no doubt that some defendants won't settle with the MDL plaintiffs unless state AGs also settle.
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Miguel Roman has retired from his position as co-lead of US loan capital markets at Royal Bank of Canada, a bank spokesperson said.
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There was considerable criticism online after the Chinese posters for "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" seemed to downplay black actor -- and co-lead -- John Boyega.
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Roberts was attached to Homecoming before they started to write it, so they knew they needed a co-lead who could measure up to her.
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"The twin pillars of financial services regulation in the U.S. are safety and soundness and consumer protection," said Haskell Garfinkel, fintech co-lead with PwC.
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"Fundamentally, these yarns are supercapacitors," Na Li, a research scientist at the NanoTech Institute and co-lead author of the study, explained in a statement.
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"We believe the computation algorithm is already ready for LIDAR systems," said Matthew O'Toole, co-lead author of the paper (with lab leader Gordon Wetzstein).
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"This is a critical phase in a longer process," said Michelle Parfitt, a partner at Ashcraft & Gerel and co-lead for the plaintiffs' steering committee.
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Increasing social awareness Hoekzema and Erika Barba-Müller, co-lead author and a psychologist, began the study while working together at Autonomous University of Barcelona.
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Zeigler is the co-lead of Indivisible Georgia 6th, a grassroots organization that campaigned for progressive women running in the 6th congressional district and statewide.
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Though he was ostensibly billed as a co-lead in the earlier seasons, Brody existed purely in tandem to Carrie, as her object of obsession.
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Carnegie, OP Corporate Bank, SEB, SpareBank 1 Markets and Sydbank Markets have been or are expected to be appointed to act as Co-Lead Managers.
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So far, residents and local politicians have been supportive of the resettlement effort, according to Brittany Ford, the co-lead for Welcome Toledo-Lucas County.
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"[This study] is an example of evidence-based medicine in the information age," said Andrea Burbank, a physician and co-lead author of the study.
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In live shows, Balla and Kempf, who are the band's co-lead singers, pogo across each other, stacking twisted, sugar-coated harmonies on their songs.
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Mr. Sekulow, who will co-lead the president's impeachment defense team, has stayed on as Mr. Trump's personal lawyer while others have left their posts.
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Paul Hanley Jr., co-lead counsel for the multi-district litigation against opioid manufacturers, said the bankruptcy filing was a step in the right direction.
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Making the uncomfortable comfortable is one of the primary objectives of our school's peer mentoring organization, which I co-lead, called the Payton Advisory Leaders (PALs).
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At least half of its characters were portrayed by actors of color, including Orlando Jones, John Cho, and Nicole Beharie as co-lead Lieutenant Abbie Mills.
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" Co-lead researcher Shannon Brownlee added: "Patients and citizens need to understand what's at stake here if their health systems fail to address these twin problems.
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Editors note 3/27/19: This article has been updated to include a statement from the co-lead plaintiff attorneys in the National Prescription Opiate Litigation.
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But for Steven W. Teppler of the Abbott Law Group, who is co-lead counsel in the two eclipse glasses lawsuits, the issue is much broader.
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"The outcomes can be severe for pregnant women," says PhD Margaret Honein, the co-lead of the CDC's Pregnancy and Birth Defects Task Force for Zika Response.
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Vocabulary: The album's best songs were written by Jeff Hanneman, the late co-lead guitarist, who had the band's most writing credits through most of its career.
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But perhaps the most important piece of this coming-of-age puzzle is Booksmart's cast of goofy, magnetic characters, from co-lead Beanie Feldstein to Jessica Williams.
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But in 2019, 43 of the 4.13 top films had a female lead or co-lead — the same percentage of female leads and co-leads in television.
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"The history of AI has been marked by a number of significant benchmark victories in different games," David Silver, DeepMind's research co-lead, said after the matches.
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BNP Paribas, Citigroup and Zuercher Kantonalbank were joint bookrunners and UniCredit Bank co-lead manager, while Reichmuth & Co, St. Galler Kantonalbank and Thurgauer Kantonalbank were selling agents.
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That new character's name is Eric Carter, and he'll be joined by "a female co-lead who is a former head of CTU," according to Entertainment Weekly.
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His five-way share of the lead marked the first time Scott has either led or co-lead after 18, 36 or 54 holes at Augusta National.
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Before that Tavel was a product manager with Pinterest, for which she had co-lead a Series A investment in her prior role with Bessemer Venture Partners.
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"It's one of those things where the movement really resonated with a number of founders," Freestyle Capital Partner and AllRaise FfC co-lead Jenny Lefcourt told TechCrunch.
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A study conducted by the USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative revealed that 2019 marked the most ever women in lead or co-lead roles onscreen in 13 years.
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Using these crosses, Voss, with study co-lead author Jeramiah Smith, identified genomic regions—in the linkage mapping sense—to explain certain aspects of axolotl growth and development.
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According to a 2017 study by the USC Annenberg Inclusion initiative, only 34 out of the 100 top films in 2016 depicted a female lead, or co-lead.
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Miguel Jaller is an assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering and co-lead of the Sustainable Freight Initiative at the Institute of Transportation Studies at UC Davis.
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"We're seeing an evolution in the ancient lake environment recorded in these rocks," said Valerie Fox, co-lead for the clay campaign at the California Institute of Technology.
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Forty-three of the 100 top movies featured a female lead or co lead, four more than 2018's number and more than double the amount in 20193.
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The government intentionally flooded these private homes and businesses to save downtown Houston, said attorney Daniel Charest of Burns Charest, co-lead class counsel for the property owners.
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Earlier this TV season, when reports speculated the loss of a co-lead on a well-established drama, the producers promised they had no plans to kill anyone off.
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But Reign in Blood's music and lyrics were written entirely by Hanneman and Kerry King, who was the band's co-lead guitarist, quality-control executive, and overall team captain.
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The details are still being finalized, but the plan is for GGV Capital and Qiming Venture Partners to co-lead the round, with participation from Greylock Partners and DCM.
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She will step down effective March 31 and will go to the law firm Hogan Lovells, where she will be co-lead of their global privacy and cybersecurity practice.
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U.S. District Judge Dan Polster in Cleveland approved three plaintiffs' lawyers to serve as co-lead counsel in the multidistrict litigation as well as a 16-member executive committee.
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"When we raise animals in the lab, it's essentially a five-star hotel," says University of Toronto ecologist Chelsea Rochman, co-lead on the microplastics work in the ELA.
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John German, the United States co-lead at the International Council on Clean Transportation, said federal regulators haven't considered the degree to which efficiency rules could reduce vehicle sales.
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On February 20173, 2014, Michael Alavanja, a co-lead author of one of the draft papers, sent an email to another AHS co-researcher, copying the message to Blair.
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After making a minor appearance this August in Suicide Squad, Affleck is confirmed to co-lead 2017's Justice League: Part One and 2019's Justice League: Part Two.
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Justice continues to be well-qualified to serve as co-lead counsel in this case in light of her experience leading complex litigation, including both antitrust and securities matters.
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The same study concluded that 289 percent of movies had a female lead or co-lead, and that a mere 12 percent of films had a gender-balanced cast.
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"It's very much like a message in a bottle," says Jasmine Zhou, a professor of pathology at the University of California, Los Angeles, and co-lead author of the study.
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All three trips I've been on have had the same two co-leaders, Michael Bonocore and Daniel Nahabedian, but about a dozen photographers regularly or occasionally co-lead TGL workshops.
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Coons and Oklahoma Republican James Lankford co-lead the group and are responsible for organizing the National Prayer Breakfast, which takes place on the first Thursday in February every year.
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The author will co-lead a conversation related to this topic at EFA Project Space (323 W 39th Street, 2nd floor, Garment District, Manhattan) on December 22, 6:30–8pm.
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After moving up the ladder inside the company, she oversaw the launch of Windows 7 and became the co-lead of Microsoft's hardware, games, music and entertainment division in 2013.
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"We haven't investigated whether these changes stretch beyond this period," said Elseline Hoekzema, co-lead author of the study and a senior brain scientist at Leiden University in the Netherlands.
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"For the next 18 to 24 months, it's very hard to envision anyone challenging Nvidia on training," said Jon Bathgate, analyst and tech sector co-lead at Janus Henderson Investors.
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He's on the record saying 'I could not get the movie made without inventing a white character that did not exist and make him a co-lead of the movie.
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But the firm won't need to co-lead an investment with a big British or American VC firm if it thinks that it's going to a be a lucrative one.
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Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities Co Ltd had been co-lead manager for a total of 130 billion yen ($1.17 billion) worth of bond issuances by Toray Industries Inc (3402.
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That's a line of thinking also advocated by Jennifer Pahlka, the co-lead on Hillary Clinton's campaign's tech policy network and the executive director of the group Code for America.
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It was part of a friendly effort by Tom Naratil and Iqbal Khan, who co-lead UBS' big wealth management business, to raise money at a charity auction in London.
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Philip Bruno, a partner at McKinsey and co-lead of its global payments practice, said mobile telecommunications have raised expectations for how quickly money is transferred from one place to another.
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According to team co-lead, Professor Warren Hoburg, current solar technologies would require a much larger drone with a much larger surface area for panels, coupled with a large, heavy battery.
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"It did things a person wouldn't guess, such as changing one laser's power up and down, and compensating with another," said ANU's Paul Wigley, co-lead researcher, in a news release.
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"Imagine if you were to put a very large bag that's open to the sediments in the water column," says Lakehead University biologist Mike Rennie, co-lead on the microplastic research.
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Out of the top 6900 highest-grossing movies, 2628 films had women in central roles as either the main character or the co-lead, according to the USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative.
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Since The Craft, True has appeared in several films and television shows including her co-lead role with Essence Atkins in Half & Half that appeared on UPN from 2002 to 2004.
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But he tapped the heads of those divisions to co-lead a new merged entity, raising questions about who - if anyone - had been held accountable for the bank's eye-watering losses.
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"We're seeing an evolution in the ancient lake environment recorded in these rocks," said Caltech's Valerie Fox, a co-lead investigator for Curiosity's clay-unit campaign, in a NASA press release.
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They also want to be "the most popular murder streamers in the galaxy" — which, co-lead writer Danny Homan confirms, means that murder streaming is, in fact, a full-fledged industry.
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A Virginia federal judge has named three lawyers as co-lead plaintiffs' counsel in multidistrict litigation against Capital One Financial Corp over its alleged failure to prevent a 2019 data breach.
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According to research by USC Annenberg that looked at 300 films released between 2014 and 2016, only nine of those 300 had a woman of color as a lead or co-lead.
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ABN AMRO, Bank Vontobel, Commerzbank, Crédit Agricole CIB, KBC Securities, Mediobanca, Mizuho International plc, Rabobank, SMBC Nikko and Zuercher Kantonalbank are acting as co-lead managers, Credit Suisse said in a statement.
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"One possibility is that because larval stages are so vulnerable, eating one piece of plastic could actually potentially kill them," says NOAA marine ecologist Jonathan Whitney, co-lead author on the paper.
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After Coughlin spotlighted that accusation in his closing argument to jurors, Puma co-lead counsel Andrew Clubok of Latham & Watkins called the FDA meeting minutes a "sideshow" with a perfectly legitimate explanation.
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Credit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank, Natixis Pfandbriefbank and Societe Generale Corporate and Investment Banking acted as co-lead arrangers, the statement said, while Credit Agricole acted as facility and security agent.
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"We usually invest €1-3 million as lead or co-lead investor in Seed, Series A, possibly also Series B rounds and reserve significant further capital for subsequent rounds," said partner Christian Reitberger.
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Despite the people being so different from country to country, the researchers saw a consistent relationship, said co-lead author Neil Murphy, of the Inter Agency for Research on Cancer in Lyon, France.
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One of the many great things about the series—aside from its peyote-trip inventiveness and smoldering co-lead chemistry—is the places Mulder and Scully visit on their weekly quests for truth.
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In fact, Draper is announcing today that he has just raised a brand new, $190 million early-stage fund that he will co-lead with his son, Billy, as well as Andy Tang.
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Robredo, 54, accepted the offer to co-lead the drugs crackdown that has prompted activists to call for international intervention, even though she suspected her rival's administration would try to thwart her progress.
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His colleague Owen Murfin, co-lead manager for global bond strategies, said "high quality" income streams offered by investment grade bonds and U.S. mortgage bonds were among the most attractive areas to invest.
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Last week, the bank had appointed former Credit Suisse Group AG manager Iqbal Khan to co-lead its flagship wealth management business, as part of a broader shake-up of its executive board.
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Paul Hanley Jr., co-lead counsel for the multidistrict litigation against opioid manufacturers, issued a statement welcoming Purdue's bankruptcy filing: "A journey of a thousand miles starts with the first step," Hanley said.
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"We know how easy it is for the media and politicians to move on from a tragedy created by gun violence," 50 Miles More co-lead Katie Eder said in a March 12 statement.
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"Our analysis reveals a species facing increasing difficulty in replenishing itself and maintaining high numbers at the northern edge of the Southern Ocean," co-lead author Simeon Hill at BAS said in a statement.
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"With confidence that they're going to be around, the benefit is that teams will be able to invest for the future," Whalen Rozelle, co-lead for Riot's e-sports division, told me in November.
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Bill and I are going to co-lead focusing on our new innovation and technology center which will be in our new headquarters in Charlotte because we think that that is the most important.
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"It's a little bit like tapping a wine glass," co-lead author Justin Chan, a doctoral student at the University of Washington's Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering, told Gizmodo by phone.
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"We believe our research and our findings are not just isolated but may be a window into other locations around the world," said co-lead study author Jamison Gove, a research oceanographer at NOAA.
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Jefferies and UniCredit are acting as joint global coordinators and joint bookrunners for the IPO while HSBC Trinkaus & Burkhardt is acting as a joint bookrunner and Erste Group Bank as a co-lead manager.
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National took up where Paramount left off, handling a private placement and later serving as co-lead underwriter for the IPO of Ventrus BioSciences, a Rosenwald venture that was developing treatments for gastrointestinal ailments.
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Jim has been a lead/co-lead investor in over 40 highly successful companies, several which have returned over 100 times cost and over a dozen more which have returned over 10 times cost.
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Image: APGenome sequencing and assembly are iterative processes, according to Randal Voss, the co-lead author of the new study and a professor in the University of Kentucky's Spinal Cord and Brain Injury Research Center.
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Jonah Arnold is co-lead counsel with his father Mark Arnold, who has represented clients in several suits against Iran, including a 2017 appeal decision that led to seizure of some Iranian assets in Canada.
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They include Lee as well as Ryan Limaye and Nick Giovanni, who are co-heads of global tech banking, and Tammy Kiely, who was promoted last year to co-lead tech, media and telecommunications deals.
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Partners at Heard Robins Cloud and Baron & Budd have been selected as co-lead counsel for plaintiffs in multidistrict litigation who claim that a class of antibiotics known as fluoroquinolones can cause serious nerve damage.
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The ministers agreed that the two companies would co-lead a study on "a common concept and architectures (including connectivity)" for the new Future Combat Air System (FCAS), following a contract signing in early 2019.
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A good rule of thumb is to save three to six months' worth of your fixed living expenses before making the leap, says Megan Lathrop, a Capital One money coach and career workshops co-lead.
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UBS has already been making changes and last week appointed former Credit Suisse manager Iqbal Khan to co-lead its flagship wealth management business, as part of a broader shake-up of its executive board.
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Although I am a Democrat who served as an election protection lawyer for the Kerry campaign in 2004, I was proud to act as co-lead counsel for the Ohio recount for those very reasons.
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"The implications for these findings are immense," said Dr. Devjit Srivastava, the co-lead author of the study and a consultant in anesthesia and pain medicine at a public hospital in the north of Scotland.
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Rocks that old "lock in chemical signatures," helpful clues for researchers to uncover what the atmosphere was like when the rocks first formed, co-lead author and Stanford University Ph.D. candidate Malcolm Hodgskiss told CNN.
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Still, GGV makes no promise to its seed companies to reinvest at the Series A. Of its 44 total seed deals, it went on to lead or co-lead 16 follow-on financings, the firm said.
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They discovered a bright outburst of infrared light coming from the core of one of the colliding galaxies in Arp 215, study co-lead author Seppo Mattila, of the University of Turku in Finland, told Space.com.
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Bernal and Thomas co-lead Team Ineos in the Tour after four-times champion Chris Froome was ruled out of the race because of injuries sustained in a crash at the Criterium du Dauphine last month.
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A spokeswoman for co-lead counsel Chris Seeger of Seeger Weiss sent an email statement: "We have previously expressed concerns about potentially fraudulent claims and agree the appointment of a special investigator is appropriate," it said.
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Chinese self-driving tech is two years behind the US, but its companies will later at least co-lead in autonomous vehicles, in addition to optics and "Internet AI," business built around the amassing of data.
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In an order Thursday, U.S. District Judge John Tunheim in Minnesota appointed Bill Robins and Russell Budd to serve as co-lead counsel, along with a five-member executive committee and a 10-attorney steering committee.
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"Because it's happening at the base of the food chain, there's this potential domino effect," said study co-lead author Jonathan Whitney, a marine ecologist for the Joint Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Research and NOAA.
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Whatever your reason for quitting, the golden rule is to save three to six months' worth of your fixed living expenses before leaving, according to Megan Lathrop, Capital One money coach and career workshops co-lead.
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Cohn, a Democrat and former president of Goldman Sachs, is set to begin a fellowship at Harvard this spring where he will co-lead a study group about the state of the economy with former Sen.
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Women were the lead or co-lead in 43 of 2019's top 100 grossing films, up from 39 the previous year, according to an annual study from the University of Southern California's Annenberg Inclusion Initiative.
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Before Centineo was stealing hearts as Peter Kavinsky, Jamey, and the internet's new boyfriend, he was Jesus, the beleaguered middle son of the Adams Foster household and twin brother to Mariana (Cierra Ramirez, Good Trouble co-lead).
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In a Medium post published yesterday, Project Wing's co-lead James Burgess revealed that the company has deployed a prototype drone control system in a series of tests organized by NASA and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
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It plans to trade on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker EDR Goldman Sachs is the IPO's co-lead underwriter with KKR, which in 2016 helped Endeavor purchase Ultimate Fighting Championship for over $4 billion.
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"In some ways, consumer internet is a relatively sporadic M&A market," said Colin Ryan, co-lead for Americas mergers and acquisitions at Goldman Sachs, at the bank's Technology and Internet Conference in San Francisco this week.
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Robby Mook, Clinton's 2016 campaign manager, and Matt Rhoades, Romney's 2012 campaign chief, will co-lead the Defending Digital Democracy Project at the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, the Harvard Kennedy School announced on Tuesday.
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"The federal government, by engaging in filing all these motions and petitions, is very, very scared of the evidence we're going to put on at the trial," Philip Gregory, co-lead counsel for the plaintiffs, told Vox.
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"We are concerned that the disparity we discovered in evaluations may point to an implicit bias," co-lead author Daniel O'Connor, a student at the University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine, said in a press release.
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A recent study by the University of Southern California's Annenberg Inclusion Initiative found that of the 100 highest-grossing movies from 2007 to 2018, only 3 percent featured a Latinx actor in the lead or co-lead.
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The U.S.C. report found that 113 of the top 211 grossing films in 291 featured a lead or co-lead actor of color, an increase from a record set in 282, when 27 such films were counted.
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The most striking aspect of Rafiki is its eye-popping aesthetic—co-lead Sheila Munyiva sports a cascade of pale pink and baby blue dreadlocks, while bolder shades of fuschia and bubblegum are splashed across the production design.
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"The decision means that , finally, retired NFL players will receive much-needed care and support for the serious neurocognitive injuries they are facing," said Christopher Seeger, the co-lead counsel for retired players in the concussion-related lawsuits.
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P. MORGAN AND KBC SECURITIES HAVE BEEN APPOINTED AS JOINT GLOBAL COORDINATORS AND JOINT BOOKRUNNERS FOR OFFERING * BELFIUS HAS BEEN APPOINTED AS CO-LEAD MANAGER AND ING AS COMANAGER Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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When Motherboard talked to co-lead writer John Dombrow over the phone about the difficulties of representing sex in games, however, he insisted that the team's major focus for the new series was more "natural" and "believable" romancing.
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"What is central to this new study is that we can tell whether someone is considering suicide by the way that they are thinking about the death-related topics," Marcel Just, the study's co-lead author, told CMU.edu.
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For three years, she and co-lead Randall Park starred in the first American sitcom to star an Asian-American family to air on primetime since Margaret Cho's All American Girl, which got just one season in 1994.
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You might have seen the documentary on the BBC about the four men who treat their RealDolls like girlfriends, or Lars and the Real Girl, the Ryan Gosling movie where the co-lead is a RealDoll named Bianca.
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"Seabirds feed on larval fish, adult fish feed on larval fish—it's a prominent food source," says NOAA oceanographer Jamison Gove, co-lead author on the new paper, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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In August 2018, Judge Shah picked Kimberly Justice, then a partner at Kessler Topaz Meltzer & Check, to serve as co-lead counsel in the CBOE volatility index manipulation MDL, along with Jonathan Bunge of Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan.
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During the AfD's first party congress since German elections in September — which saw the party gain enough votes to enter parliament for the first time — delegates elected Alexander Gauland to co-lead the party along with Jorg Meuthen.
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Doing so could help scientists prepare for threats instead of simply responding to them once they become pandemic, said Peter Daszak, a member of the Global Virome Project's steering committee and the co-lead for science and technology.
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"When a Border Patrol agent is out in the field, they may be very far from backup, they may not have great comms coverage," said Ari Schuler, co-lead of CBP's Silicon Valley office, which is managing the project.
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While certain actors spend more time in A's body (notably, It star Owen Teague, Nicole Law, and Anne With an E's Lucas Jade Zumann, all of whom give excellent performances) there's no single actor as Rice's romantic co-lead.
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"Whenever we run a simulation, we are traveling along a possible path in the history of humankind," Oscar Lao, a population geneticist at the Center for Genomic Regulation and a co-lead on the study, said in a statement.
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"Smoking is like playing Russian roulette: the more you play, the higher the chance the mutations will hit the right genes and you will develop cancer," Ludmil Alexandrov, the co-lead author of the study, told the New Scientist.
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Kelsey Leonard, Tribal Co-Lead on the Mid-Atlantic Regional Planning Body of the U.S. National Ocean Council, provided a talk on the implications of digital rights and the continued digital divide as it pertains to Indigenous communities globally.
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"Despite 40 years of major global negotiations, we have continued to conduct business as usual and have failed to address this crisis," Oregon State University's William J. Ripple, a co-lead author of the paper, said in a statement.
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"Night owls trying to live in a morning lark world may have health consequences for their bodies," said co-lead author Kristen Knutson, associate professor of neurology at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, in a statement published Thursday.
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"If we can agree on a bill with no partisan snuck-in clauses, no poison pills, etc - just a straight, clean ban on members of Congress becoming paid lobbyists - then I'll co-lead the bill with you," she added. .
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"Previously, paleontologists thought there was only one species of Allosaurus in Jurassic North America, but this study shows there were two species," said Mark Loewen, co-lead study author and research associate at the Natural History Museum of Utah.
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"We thought both sides of the debate bring in compelling arguments for each of these mechanisms, so why should it be one or the other?" said Corina Tarnita, an ecologist from Princeton University and the study's co-lead author.
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The evolutionary history of dogs has always been a bit murky, as today&aposs dogs are like a "soupy mix" of genes from various breeds, said co-lead study author Angela Perri, a research fellow at Durham University in England.
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Shinoda, who is the co-lead vocalist in Linkin Park, has embarked on this latest solo venture in the wake of the tragic death of the band's co-frontman Chester Bennington back in July 2017 at the age of 41.
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Throughout the morning, canvassers had been flowing in and out of the coffee shop where Zeigler was stationed, grabbing flyers and campaign door hangers from her and Amy Nosek, her co-lead, before hitting the pavement in Georgia's 6th congressional district.
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This wouldn't be the first time ads in China have been accused of racial insensitivity, there was considerable criticism online after the Chinese posters for "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" seemed to downplay black actor -- and co-lead -- John Boyega.
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When it comes to the discussions around Woman Walks Ahead's white woman co-lead, one of Greyeyes' frustrations is that he sees the conversation as further sidelining the Native voices that actually did take part in the film on and offscreen.
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In a new blog post published today on Medium, project co-lead James Ryan Burgess detailed the division's recent progress toward bringing drone delivery to the masses, which has involved working with selected testers in a number of specialized markets.
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However the powers that be plan to write Katic and Jones out, producers previously promised that its leading characters would not be killed off after a report surfaced speculating the loss of a co-lead on a well-established drama.
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"As a scientist, it is always intriguing to learn from our mother nature," wrote Y. Jane Tseng, co-lead author of the study and a professor at the Genomics Center School of Pharmacy at National Taiwan University, in an email.
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After they were engaged, the Pramana representative began a process to avoid any appearance of a conflict by adding a co-founder of Pramana to co-lead the Hyperloop One account and who was then transitioned to solely lead the account.
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"Fire is really a true wildcard in climate change and its impacts on ecosystems," said Charles Miller, science co-lead for the Arctic Boreal Vulnerability Experiment at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, who just returned from a research trip to Alaska.
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"The ruling in favor of the State of Oklahoma's public nuisance claims confirms what communities have been saying for some time: the opioid epidemic significantly interfered with public health," the co-lead attorneys in the Ohio case said in a statement.
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It also used the week between the matches to improve the AI. David Silver, co-lead researcher at DeepMind, said the team building AlphaStar thought a lot about fairness and wanted the bot to play in a way similar to humans.
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The damages awarded were based on the judge's estimate that she had lost out on three lead or co-lead roles, each worth at least A$6.2 million ($5 million), ascribing 20 percent of the lost earnings to Bauer Media's articles.
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"If you grabbed piles of grains and built a sand castle on Titan, it would perhaps stay together for weeks due to their electrostatic properties," said study co-lead Josef Dufek, a professor and geophysicist at Georgia Tech, in a statement.
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"This settlement gives every single woman who saw Tyndall a choice in how they want to participate and hold U.S.C. accountable," Annika Martin, who was the co-lead class counsel in the settlement, said in a statement at the time.
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"In 2012, the idea of what we have as a modern streamer or YouTube star, it was still kind of nascent, and it didn't have the power that it has today," says Sam Winkler, the co-lead writer of Borderlands 133.
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In the above video, co-lead author Jolyon Troscianko, an ecologist at the University of Exeter, explains how QCPA can adjust images to reflect various light and color sensitivities, spatial acuities, photoreceptor abundances, and other traits that differ between animal species.
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If any performance on this list comes close to being considered a co-lead, it's the one Majors gives in this lovely indie gem about gentrification, since he tags along with the protagonist, played by Jimmie Fails, in nearly every scene.
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One of its main points is detailed on a slide showing that IPOs perform better when J.P. Morgan is at least the co-lead, according to investors who have seen the data but asked not to be named because the discussions were private.
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Gibson first entered the franchise as Walker's co-lead Roman Pearce in 2 Fast 2 Furious in 2003, and reprises his role in this eighth installment alongside one of the series' newest stars, Scott Eastwood — who was a long timefriend of Walker's.
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"If we can agree on a bill with no partisan snuck-in clauses, no poison pills, etc — just a straight, clean ban on members of Congress becoming paid lobbyists — then I'll co-lead the bill with you," Ocasio-Cortez tweeted at Cruz.
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Fellow co-lead claimant, and secretary of the IWGB's United Private Hire Drivers branch, Yaseen Aslam, also expressed frustration at the protracted legal fight — writing: I'm delighted with today's ruling, but frustrated that the process has dragged on for over three years.
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"First and foremost the mission at DeepMind is to build an artificial general intelligence," said Oriol Vinyals, co-lead of the AlphaStar project, referring to the quest to build an AI agent that can perform any mental task a human being can.
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Nicholls and Dr. Steve Nissen, the head of cardiology for the Cleveland Clinic, who co-lead the evacetrapib study, on Sunday reviewed the baffling evacetrapib data in a presentation at the annual scientific sessions of the American College of Cardiology in Chicago.
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"We have joined together to declare a climate emergency because the climate change is more severe and accelerating faster than was expected by scientists," said co-lead author William Ripple, a distinguished professor of ecologist at Oregon State University, in an email.
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Past speakers have included Matt Mullenweg (creator of WordPress), Peter Sunde Kolmisoppi (a co-founder of The Pirate Bay) and Christopher Fabian (co-founder and co-lead of UNICEF's Innovation Unit, and one of TIME Magazine's "100 Most Influential People" in 2013).
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"I think the court was moved," said Peter Schey, president of the Center for Human Rights and Constitutional Law, who was a co-lead counsel in a 1985 lawsuit over the detention of migrant children, on which the current challenge is based.
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"Outcomes with traditional standard of care for this highly refractory patient population have been extremely poor," said Dr. Sattva Neelapu, co-lead investigator on the trial and professor of lymphoma and myeloma at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston.
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In a filing in Alexandria, Virginia federal court on Monday U.S. District Judge Anthony Trenga tapped Norman Siegel of Stueve Siegel Hanson, Karen Hanson Riebel of Lockridge Grindal Nauen and John Yanchunis of Morgan & Morgan Complex Litigation Group as co-lead lawyers.
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Naila Rabbaini, researcher of experimental systems biology and co-lead on the study, said that with further testing of larger number of children at younger ages, the team may be able to find new causes of autism and assess whether treatments are working.
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"I think we were all genuinely surprised that there was any indication of red wolf genes in either of these samples," Elizabeth Heppenheimer, co-lead author of the study and a PhD candidate at Princeton's Ecology and Evolutionary Biology department, said in a statement.
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According to Margaret Honein, the CDC's co-lead of the Pregnancy and Birth Defects Task Force for the Zika response, the latest reported time that a man was able to spread the virus through sex after a Zika illness was between 32 and 41 days.
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Brisk, slapsticky and stylish — and with a bullseye-perfect role for co-lead Ryan Gosling — The Nice Guys unfortunately gets whacked at the knees by cloying cleverness, a script built on one too many kooky coincidences and characters who are obviously in on the joke.
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"We refuse to let Parkland be just another tragedy where kids get killed and then people in power move on with their lives, leaving behind only hollow 'thoughts and prayers,'" 50 Miles More co-lead Brendan Fardella said in the same March 12 statement.
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Peggy Honein, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's co-lead on the Birth Defects Task Force for the Zika response, says that studying twins would allow the researchers to isolate environmental factors from genetic conditions as the driving link between Zika and microcephaly.
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As for television nominees, FX's Feud: Bette and Joan leads the pack with six overall nominations, including three for cast members, including Jessica Lange, Stanley Tucci, Alfred Molina, Judy Davis, and Jackie Hoffman, though Lange's co-lead, Susan Sarandon, is noticeably absent from the lineup.
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While some of the costs will be the direct costs of healthcare and medicines or other therapies, most are indirect - in the form of loss of productivity, and spending on social welfare, education and law and order, the report's co-lead author Vikram Patel said.
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In contrast, the average expansion speed of a supernova after 10 years is expected to be, at most, about 5 percent of the speed of light, study co-lead author Miguel Pérez-Torres of the Astrophysical Institute of Andalusia in Granada, Spain, told Space.com.
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Apple argued in a motion filed in federal court in San Jose, California that the firm should be barred from serving as co-lead counsel for the plaintiffs after two of its lawyers discussed "highly confidential" company documents at a public hearing in March.
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Kessler reiterated most of the N.F.L.P.A.'s arguments before Mazzant, who pressed Nash for answers on the claim from Elliott's legal team that a co-lead investigator who questioned Thompson's credibility was left out of a key meeting with Goodell during the yearlong investigation.
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"This is an extremely valuable therapy for some patients who have no other options," said Dr Frederick Locke, vice chair of the department of blood and marrow transplant and cellular immunotherapy at Moffitt Cancer Center in Tampa, Florida and the trial's co-lead investigator.
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Shares to be sold are currently held by WA Capital Limited * Placing will be managed by UBS Limited, acting as bookrunner, and Stifel Nicolaus Europe Limited, acting as co-lead manager Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Bengaluru Newsroom: +91 80 6749 1136)
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He was one of the co-lead authors on a recent paper on Arctic greening published in Nature Climate Change by this international group of scientists, who received funding from the National Geographic Society and government agencies in the UK, North America, and Europe.
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Welcome to the award-season cottage industry known as category fraud, where a co-lead drops down to the supporting-actor category — like last season's winner, Mahershala Ali from "Green Book" — so as not to compete in the same race as a co-star.
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Michael Miller, the co-lead attorney representing nearly 220006 people party to a lawsuit against Sudan, said Booth reaffirmed the Trump administration's commitment to securing justice for victims of terrorism and delivery of the "full damages," an amount that could total more than $2202 billion.
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"It could be that this ancestry arrived in South America thousands of years before and we simply don't have earlier individuals showing it," said Nathan Nakatsuka, a research assistant in the Reich lab at Harvard Medical School and co-lead author of the study, in a statement.
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Fund two totals $150 million, as per an earlier SEC filing, and will be used to continue the firm's Series A remit, which will see it back 5-10 new companies each year, as lead or co-lead, typically with a $3-7 million first check.
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"Our finding means that the Aliso Canyon leak was the largest accidental release of methane in the history of the U.S.," Tom Ryerson, a scientist for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration , and co-lead of the study, said in a NOAA statement about the research.
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"The findings from these samples will provide NASA new insights into the Moon, including the history of impacts on the lunar surface, how landslides occur on the lunar surface, and how the Moon's crust has evolved over time," said Charles Shearer, science co-lead for ANGSA.
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" Heather Larson, one of two co-lead pastors at Willow Creek, also stepped down, saying, "Trust has been broken by leadership, and it doesn't return quickly....it is the job of a leader to put the team and the organization first, and I am committed to doing that.
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" Desmond Hogan, co-lead lawyer representing the agents said that the settlement "means that black Secret Service Agents will not be constrained by the glass ceiling that held back so many so many for so long when it came time to fill the leadership positions at the Secret Service.
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"It's quite incredible to think that possibly the only survivor of a lost dog lineage is a tumor that can spread between dogs as an infection," co-lead author Maire Ní Leathlobhair, a researcher from the Department of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Cambridge, said in a statement.
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According to Denice Ross, senior policy adviser at the White House and co-lead of the Police Data Initiative, thanks to the Police Data Initiative, which launched last May, 75 police jurisdictions have collectively released more than 150 data sets about policing, including information around use of force.
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"The Blind Side" star -- who played the co-lead, Michael Oher, in the flick -- scared the crap out of people Tuesday when he posted a video of himself bedside in a hospital, saying he was gonna be alright ... but not disclosing what the heck was wrong with him.
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"First and foremost, the mission at DeepMind is to build an artificial general intelligence," Oriol Vinyals, co-lead on the Google-owned AI lab's StarCraft 2 project, said earlier this year, referring to the quest to build an AI agent that can perform any mental task a human being can.
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"Any condition where data is accessible is a good next step for machine learning diagnosis," said Pranav Rajpurkar, a graduate student in the Stanford Machine Learning Group and co-lead author of the paper, which has not been accepted for publication but is available as a pre-print on arXiv.
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They have a choice of either looking for another partner that can co-lead with them from the industrialized countries—Europe is an obvious choice, but I guess the downside of Europe is that it's not clear which leader in Europe will take up the mantle and replace President Obama.
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Sahra Wagenknecht, the party's 47-year-old firebrand co-lead candidate, said a sharp rise in support for the SPD earlier this year when it began focusing on social justice under new leader Martin Schulz showed people wanted a change in policy but Schulz's proposals had since disappointed his supporters.
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In a blog post explaining the novel idea, co-lead counsel Joseph Rice of Motley Rice argued that the negotiating class would maximize the collective leverage of city and county governments – but would also give defendants an opportunity to settle claims en masse, shutting down their exposure to opioid claims.
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Lai joins other Trump alums at lobbying firms, including former senior director on the National Security Council Jennifer Arangio, who is the vice president of Federal Advocates, and former White House deputy press secretary Raj Shah, who co-lead the strategic communications division of Ballard Partners before moving to Fox.
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House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer of Maryland, considered one of Israel's closest allies in the Democratic caucus and the co-lead of a bipartisan delegation of more than 70 lawmakers to the country just last week, spoke to Netanyahu and urged him to allow Tlaib and Omar to make the trip.
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"It's an exciting time to be studying animal vision because we have these imaging technologies becoming incredibly accessible and cheap and we have computational power going through the roof," said co-lead author Cedric van den Berg, a PhD student at the University of Queensland in Australia, in a call.
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Mordechai, who is also co-lead of Princeton's Climate Change and History Research Initiative (CCHRI), said that over the past two decades historians have placed more emphasis on the plague as a cause of historical effect and had increasingly featured it as a factor in the decline of the Roman Empire.
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The kid with whom Steven Spielberg once requested a meeting after spotting him in a silly Bat Mitzvah video grew up hobnobbing with Hollywood elite, played the co-lead in Francis Ford Coppola's little-seen Tetro in 2009 and is set to star in Warren Beatty's untitled Howard Hughes project later this year.
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Finance Minister Michael Noonan, who said last week that the government would select co-lead managers and bookrunners to help with a potential sale of a 25 percent stake in the bank, said his department was working to ensure that a sale could proceed at any time from May in an update provided to cabinet.
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The Fate of the Furious, the eighth film in the series (now just four behind the Friday the 13th films), doesn't have the energy of the previous two, and it doesn't have the emotional thrust of the last one, which shamelessly but still somehow winningly milked the untimely death of co-lead Paul Walker.
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Earlier this month, the venture capital arm was a co-lead in a $29.4 million round for a New Jersey startup, DriveWealth, that has developed a mobile site for investing in exchange traded funds and stocks, and it led an $18.5 million investment in Silicon Valley-based DeepScale, which is developing autonomous driving technology.
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Mr. Cooper also used the filing to bolster his claim that Mr. Hilliard had put his own financial interests ahead of those of the other lawyers and in doing so had weakened the case against G.M. "If he is permitted to continue in his role as a co-lead, it will only get worse," Mr. Cooper wrote.
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"Our results show that the paintings we dated are, by far, the oldest known cave art in the world, and were created at least 20,000 years before modern humans arrived in Europe from Africa—therefore they must have been painted by Neanderthals," said study co-lead author and University of Southampton archaeologist Chris Standish in a statement.
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"The global spread of plants and their adaptations to life on land, led to an increase in continental weathering rates that ultimately resulted in a dramatic decrease in the levels of the 'greenhouse gas' carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and global cooling," Jennifer Morris, the co-lead author of the new study, said in a statement.
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"It's a very generic definition that can encompass all of these different disease-related proteins capable of propagating through a prion mechanism, but importantly, it also incorporates all of these functional prions we find in yeast and elsewhere," co-lead author Carlo Condello, an assistant professor of neurology at UCSF's Institute for Neurodegenerative Diseases, told Gizmodo.
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The former (and maybe future) love interest of one Rory Gilmore will play Conrad Hawkins, "a tough, brilliant senior resident" at Kings County Hospital "who pulls the curtain back on all of the good and evil in modern day medicine" for his co-lead, "an idealistic young doctor" played by Halt and Catch Fire's Manish Dayal, reports TVLine.
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"If you have this large area to trade electricity — because the wind is always blowing somewhere or the sun is shining — you basically get access to areas where wind and solar are cheap, in a national market," said Alexander MacDonald, co-lead author and recently retired director of NOAA's Earth System Research Laboratory (ESRL) in Boulder.
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People who suffer a bad sprain should have the injury assessed by an appropriate healthcare professional like a doctor or physical therapist to determine the severity of the injury and to get, at a minimum, advice and instruction on how to manage the injury, said co-lead author Brenda Brouwer of Queens University in Kingston, Ontario, Canada.
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"The court clearly finds that the attorney general's efforts to strip detained immigrant children of their fundamental rights were completely unfounded and based on an intentional misreading of the 1997 Flores agreement," said Peter Schey, president of the Center for Human Rights and Constitutional Law, who was a co-lead counsel on the initial lawsuit, which was filed in 1985.
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A massive volcanic eruption spewed a huge cloud of ash that shrouded the Northern Hemisphere in darkness and caused a drop in temperatures that led to crop failure and starvation, said co-lead study author Professor Christopher Loveluck of the University of Nottingham in the UK. Then the misery was compounded in A.D. 542 as cold and hungry populations in the eastern Roman Empire were struck by the bubonic plague.
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On the other side, co-lead claimant James Farrar, a former Uber driver who is now chair of the Independent Workers Union of Great Britain (IWGB), welcomed the ruling — but also criticized Uber for "delaying inevitable changes to its business model" In a statement Farrar said: I am delighted today's ruling brings us closer to the ending Uber's abuse of precarious workers made possible by tactics of contract trickery, psychological manipulation and old-fashioned bullying.
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"Overall it has been a challenging year for hedge funds due to a lack of net asset inflows into the industry and difficult performance results," said Zeynep Meric-Smith, Co-Lead for UK Hedge Funds at EY. Martin Kallstrom, head of alternative investments at First Swedish National Pension Fund, which invests around $1.7 billion in hedge funds, said that had led some managers to be "quite humbled", leading to a substantial reduction in fees.
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P. MORGAN AND KBC SECURITIES HAVE BEEN APPOINTED AS JOINT GLOBAL COORDINATORS AND JOINT BOOKRUNNERS FOR INTENDED OFFERING * BELFIUS HAS BEEN APPOINTED AS CO-LEAD MANAGER AND ING AS CO-MANAGER * JAN VAN GEET WILL CONTINUE TO HOLD MORE THAN 30% OF SHARES OF VGP AND WILL REMAIN CEO OF VGP * BART VAN MALDEREN WILL CONTINUE TO HOLD A SIGNIFICANT STAKE IN VGP AND SERVE ON BOARD AS A DIRECTOR Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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"The lineage likely emerged in Central Asia several hundred years before the First Pandemic, but we interpret the current data as insufficient to resolve the origin of the Justinianic Plague as a human epidemic, before it was first reported in Egypt in 541 AD," said co-lead author Marcel Keller, now a genomics researcher at the University of Tartu in Estonia, in a press release from the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History (Keller was a PhD student at the institute during the study).
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Ltd completes sale of 37.8 million shares in Marine Harvest at a price of NOK 117 per share * Shares in Marine Harvest closed at NOK 126.0 on Tuesday * Following placement, Geveran owns 79,551,603 shares in marine harvest, representing 17.67% of share capital and voting rights in company * Geveran is committed to the future long term development of Marine Harvest * Morgan Stanley acted as sole bookrunner (the "Sole Bookrunner") and Carnegie Investment Bank acted as co- lead manager in connection with the Placement Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Reporting By Stine Jacobsen)
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Garry Marshall, who created "Happy Days" and spoke with Itzkoff before his death in 2016, relates in the book how ABC was so eager for a new hit, and he was so eager to bottle Williams's magic, that the network gamely bought Marshall's off-the-cuff pitch for a new show, in which Mork would land in Boulder (because, at the time, Marshall happened to have a niece at the University of Colorado), and his co-lead would be an as-yet-undefined character named Mindy (because alliteration).
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It may be standard practice for big legal settlements, but the fact that many players are cognitively impaired and may struggle to understand the terms of the services offered to them has raised alarm among player advocates, legal ethicists and the lawyers for the players who sued the N.F.L. "I've been doing this litigation for a long time, there's always been a certain amount of stuff going on, but I've never seen anything like this by a multiple," said Christopher Seeger, a co-lead counsel for the players, who has received dozens of complaints from players and others about companies pitching sometimes dubious services.
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HE: * FINLAND'S ALTIA SAYS PRELIMINARY IPO PRICE RANGE 7.50-9.00 EUROS PER SHARE * ALTIA SAYS IPO WOULD GIVE THE COMPANY A MARKET VALUE OF 272-326 MILLION EUROS ($335-401 million) * ALTIA SAYS OFFERING TO START ON MARCH 12, AIMS TO LIST SHARES ON HELSINKI BOURSE'S PRE-LIST ON MARCH 23 * STATE OF FINLAND AIMS TO HOLD AROUND 44 PERCENT OF THE COMPANY AFTER THE IPO * NORDEA WILL ACT AS THE GLOBAL COORDINATOR, BOOKRUNNER AND FINANCIAL ADVISOR, CARNEGIE TO ACT AS THE JOINT BOOKRUNNER AND OP CORPORATE BANK AS THE CO-LEAD MANAGER Source text for Eikon: [here ] Further coverage of the IPO: ($1 = 0.8129 euros) (Helsinki Newsroom)
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