The overwhelming comradery over putting a man on the moon.
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In their eyes and smiles is a perceptible hint of old comradery.
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The laughter, shock, and comradery I've shared while streaming the game is proof.
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The only two candidates that showed comradery were Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders.
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I will always cherish our friendship, comradery, and of course, her rhubarb pie.
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Even better, have employees take a break together to foster team building and comradery.
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They ate chocolate chip cookies, drank beer, and the sound of their comradery rose to the roof.
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It was really sweet to see the comradery between Karamo, Kell and Sean on the dance floor.
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Also, depending on where you work, there's a comradery that comes with working around like-minded people.
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This team, this run, only happened because the longtime comradery of Sundstein and Aizik had been torn apart.
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Watching your extremities disappear like so many buckets of chum isn't so much a time for interspecies comradery.
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What's more, the team-like atmosphere of a PT office reminds me of the comradery of my lacrosse career.
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According to Bremmer, this kind of comradery between Trump and Erdoğan makes the rest of the European countries uncomfortable.
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In addition to networking, comradery and great food and drink, our Winter Party comes replete with party games, activities and photo ops.
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Jácome further twists expectations by turning their journey into a love story, taking the homoeroticism of military comradery to its furthest conclusion.
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Unlike Laker teammate O'Neal, his equally famous -- but much more gregarious teammate -- Bryant didn't concern himself with comradery, or clubbing or bowling with pals.
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Or, they hunker down and do this sort of foxhole comradery with the other people inside of the company, and defend themselves at all costs.
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You'll find comradery, connection and opportunity at TechCrunch Sessions: Robotics + AI. And if you buy an early-bird ticket, all that goodness will cost $100 less.
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In an era of extreme partisanship, there is one issue that continues to inspire collaboration and even comradery among members of both parties: the fight to stop Alzheimer's.
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So when those who embrace a meatless lifestyle find a good spot catering exclusively to their dietary needs, it's understandable that there would be a sense of loyalty and even comradery there.
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It's so nice having other people working the same hours – it's like the comradery you get from going into the office, but without the stress or monotony of a regular desk job.
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The first star: Drunk Alexander Ovechkin – This is my favorite moment, partly for the unbridled joy and comradery and impressive form, but mainly because until this moment I'd forgotten about the back tattoos.
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These iconic images, titled "Start Your Day with a Good Breakfast Together" and "Hang in There," effuse a comradery and humor that is often absent when we talk about reversing Western gender roles.
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GOODMAN: You know, I really -- because we depend for everything that we do here on the diversity of our community and on the comradery of everybody that lives here, I think it will settle.
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Listen up Uber drivers ... if you're looking for any four-wheeled comradery from Denny you ain't gonna get it ... he says he's more than willing to ruin your reputation ... if you ruin his trip.
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Bonding through their time together on the WPA in the 30s and the comradery of The Club in the 212s, these artists made New York City the new capital of the art world with their new art.
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He&aposs only 200 years old, he&aposs now very poised, he&aposs calm, he&aposs sort of touching the President&aposs arm the way the President touched his arm, so on the surface, there is this kind of mild comradery.
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In contrast to the men enjoying the comradery of the Finnish art world, Schjerfbeck and her contemporaries recognized that becoming an artist was a solitary endeavor, and that the sacrifices they made were in direct relationship to their pursuit of independence.
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Despite our work in the partisan, divisive world of American politics, during the week, comradery between colleagues was demonstrated while we learned about an island that had once shown the fatal ramifications of the decline of civility and comity in politics.
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Their accidental comradery may have relied on them not asking too much of each other and a shared interest in drugs, but I think Ronnie respected Cunanan's chutzpah, or at the very least felt his same anger and struggle to be acknowledged.
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This was a planned strategy over many years in which instead of talking about features, Nike screamed from the mountaintop about empowerment through sport, celebrating life and learning life's lessons through sport (comradery, team, leadership, anything is possible, overcoming obstacles, creating a better you).
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Perhaps not, but the chefs here are true performers (see those egg juggling skills in my video below!), and in my mind it gives you everything that you could want out of a cruise ship meal: kitschy fun, performance art, passenger comradery…oh, and great food.
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"The great honor of my life was to serve in the company of heroes in Vietnam, Americans whose comradery, bravery, and resilience in the face of tremendous hardship inspired us to resist our captors and find strength and hope even in the darkest of hours," he added.
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"What I was worried about, and I gave a lot of thought to before I met with the team, was how we were going to keep the wonderful comradery we have at the office and the ease of communication where one person sits right next to the other," she said.
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"The exchange of traps and catapults of a French Rafale on Ike and a US Super Hornet on CDG [Charles de Gaulle] not only displayed the versatility of each country's naval air power, but was a striking visual of comradery in arms of two great powers at sea," said Capt.
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Throughout our week, the common denominator on our study was the comradery each participant shared, regardless of our party affiliations, that the only way forward for this nation or the island of Ireland is to remember what unifies people and that we use those strengths to focus on a vision of being better than we were yesterday.
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And I live for one of those collective moments of comradery when everyone stops ignoring each other for a minute to focus on an activity of great importance—rescuing an injured bird, helping a bike messenger who got hit by a car door, laughing at an extra-strange subway performance (the woman donning a Disney innertube who excuses herself from her political tirade to take a shit between the cars).
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One of the tracks is called "The Blue Line", which Post calls "the comradery theme".
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Comradery and humanity are a whole different chapter. I am convinced our state philosophy "Pancasila" breathes the same virtue.Kawilarang (1994), p. 70.
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Additionally, the daily struggle of the small farmer against nature created a shared sense of comradery among the yeomen due to the similarity of their experiences.
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Coffeehouses, qahwa قَهوة in Modern Standard Arabic, became "Schools of the Wise" as they developed into places of intellectual discussion, in addition to centers of relaxation and comradery.
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Coffeehouses, qahwa قَهوة in Modern Standard Arabic, became "Schools of the Wise" as they developed into places of intellectual discussion, in addition to centers of relaxation and comradery.
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AASO Global is dedicated to foster among the members a sense of comradery and support, promote cultural awareness and appreciation, and serve the community while promoting higher education. The organization hosts social events, fundraising efforts, volunteering events, leadership seminars, and networking opportunities.
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A Boomerang cocktail is a specific cocktail dating back to the early 1900s. In the 21st century it may also be a reference to cocktails that bartenders illegally shuttle back and forth between bars as a way of sharing experimentation or building comradery.
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Treatise on Friendship and Old Age, (E.S. Shuckburgh, tr.), 1903 In Confessions, Augustine of Hippo identifies three phases of friendship: adolescence, early adulthood and adulthood. Adolescent friendships is essentially self-interested comradery. Augustine then describes a close friendship he had as a young adult with a colleague.
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The film's adult roles were largely filled by actors from Macedonia and other Balkan countries. In various interviews, Ristovski cited several difficulties in producing the film. According to a 2005 interview, the project met with disapproval from the Macedonian government during pre-production. Ristovski credited his cast and crew for their dedication towards the project despite this difficulty, likening their participation to "comradery in a battle".
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In the liner notes, Post discusses his late father, Sam Postil, and the admiration for law enforcement officers that Sam instilled in Mike. He also refers to police with the traditional nickname of "blues", as in "The Thin Blue Line" which refers to the police in general and to police camaraderie (one of the tracks is called "The Blue Line", which Post calls 'the comradery theme').
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Angelo Poffo later blamed Smith for the loss of talent. Despite the falling out between him and the Poffos, Smith spoke highly of the tight-knit comradery among the ICW roster. The Devil's Duo dropped the belts back to Lanny Poffo and George Weingeroff in Owenton, Kentucky on June 15, 1981. Smith did not appear for the show, and all three members left the promotion shortly after this event.
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Fishing guides lead and accompany guests during the fishing experience whether wading in gear waist-high in pure fresh waters, navigating by boat or simply by water-side. It is not uncommon for guests to take home catch up to 50 pounds. The lodge expertly fillets, freezes and vacuum seals fish in a leak- proof box ready to check-on the flight home. After a day of the outdoors, guests congregate at the cozy main lodge for sharing their day experiences and comradery.
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At the finish, Hinault took LeMond's hand in an apparent gesture of comradery and they crossed the line together, with Hinault taking the stage win. Tapie later revealed that he had orchestrated the moment, having told LeMond before the climb to Alpe d'Huez that he had effectively won the race and that he should let Hinault take the stage. Zimmermann finished third, 5:15 behind the pair. The illusion of a détente between the two leaders lasted only a few hours.
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Middle schoolers at Emery attend a few weekend long campsite trips devoting to the building of comradery between peers. Aside from that, 6th graders take a trip to Galveston, Texas, learning about the ecosystem as well as immigration through Galveston Bay. 7th graders travel on a Texas History trip, highlighted by the stops in Austin and San Antonio. The 8th class embark on a trip to Washington D.C., learning about the history of the United States as well as our government.
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Oliver Houlcroft was scouted from Australia after making a great impression in his young years with the North Sydney Bears. His hard work and determination cemented him a late-season transfer into the 2015 Roanne side which proved to be a handy purchase for the Roanne XIII. That year, Oliver made his debut by setting up a try and eventually scoring one. Olivers presence of leadership and comradery brought the 2015 squad into the semi-finals where they were beaten by the eventual premiers U.S Ferrals.
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The Fulton Chain is the start of the Adirondack Canoe Classic, a three-day, canoe race. This canoe race is for anyone from beginners to experts, it is a way to get the community together and to get everyone involved with something. Many kids (usually older kids) will go with their parents and form a team. Many people train very hard for this 90 mile race, however some teams just go out there for the comradery of it all and just to have fun with friends.
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In September 2017, PocketWatch signed EvanTubeHD and his family, primarily focused on the brother-sister combination of Evan and Jillian, the stars of the channel. Their videos have evolved since originally launching as a toy channel and one of the best-known examples of the unboxing trend, in which kids open up new toys on camera. Now the channel primarily consists of challenges, gameplay and other formats that feature the comradery and rivalry between Evan and Jillian. Their parents also frequently appear in videos as well.
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They would not meet again until nearly 25 years later when they posed for a family portrait that would hang in their characters' mansion for the series. Bishop developed a strong, platonic comradery with Herrmann that mirrored the fictional relationship between their characters. Bishop bonded with Herrmann over the fact that they were the show's two oldest cast members, and would often do crossword puzzles in the hair and make up room together. In addition to sharing the same trailer, Bishop would accompany Herrmann to the Gilmore Girls set early, before the other cast members.
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His record-breaking performance was listed by Grapevine Magazine as one of 7 most notable "Smitings" delivered in the history of Icelandic sports. In this act he was suspected of comradery with Ægir. Presently, he is one of the world's most accomplished rowers. Despite reaching the top of various ocean rowing statistics, Fiann declared that he perceives the accomplishments of certain past ocean rowers as more admirable than his own, due to their performance taking place in conditions described by the Ocean Rowing Society as "not very different from the times of Columbus".
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Collective bargaining may be viewed as an individual right to combine with other individual workers in a position to achieve wage justice, safe working conditions, fair disciplinary treatment and comradery. It is also a practice that counterbalances and overcomes inequalities in market forces. The Fair Labor Association (FLA) developed a Workplace Code of Conduct based on ILO standards and addresses 1) forced labour; 2) child labour; 3) harassment or abuse; 4) nondiscrimination; 5) health and safety; 6) freedom of association and collective bargaining; 7) wages and benefits 8) hours of work and 9 overtime compensation.
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Impressed by his performance, prison warden Officer Preecha has him transferred into the boxing team cell, with him being the first foreigner to compete in the national Muay Thai tournament and represent the prison. There he soon develops a comradery with the other boxers, receiving a tattoo on his back. However, he is ambushed by Keng and his gang, who threaten him with a pin prick attack if he loses the tournament. Even worse, it is established that Billy is suffering from hernia due to his drug abuse, and any subsequent damage could result in serious internal bleeding.
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The organization was created for the purpose of making its member coaches aware of the latest techniques of teaching the game of football and form a network of communication between the coaches in the state of Wisconsin. The organization has also been invaluable in giving the coaches a voice to communicate with the sports governing bodies such as the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) and the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS). The organization also promotes the idea of professionalism within the coaching ranks and is a source of comradery and fraternity for its members.
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In his review of Mind Meld, Mike Clark of USA Today called the discussion between Shatner (left) and Nimoy (right) "surprisingly frank". Sarah Sloboda of The New York Times wrote that Mind Meld "provides a genuine glimpse of the lives of the stars shadowed by the roles that defined their public personas, and the mutual experience that binds them as friends". Gross praised the video quality, but criticized the DVD functionality and features. He also wrote that "even in the heavier parts of this conversation, there's a warmth and comradery there that's rife with good humor".
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Jacinta grew to be an old maid because after her sweetheart got sick and died, she never fell in love with anyone else. When her parents died and she was left alone in the house, she continued her charity work. She gave alms to the long line of beggars who came to her, and housed and took care of the orphans and children in the streets. In her old age, she was still very popular and was fondly called "Ka Inta" ("Ka" referring to a term of respect for the elderly, as well as a term for the feeling of comradery or "kapwa" feeling for someone).
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The organization also runs an anti-hazing hotline for anonymous incident reporting. Similarly, the North American Interfraternity Conference released a resolution condemning the practice. In 2010, NIC CEO and President Peter Smithhisler derided the use of hazing as a means of building comradery: > “The intention of the hazer is to create unity, to create trust, to > establish a person’s commitment to the organization,” he said. “But in > reality, what he is doing is creating a bond among the hazees while > eliminating the trust between hazer and hazee, ultimately breaking down the > bond of brotherhood.” Additionally, there are individual national Greek Letter Organizations taking the initiative against activities related to hazing.
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On April 24-26, 1987 at California State University Dominguez Hills, OLOC hosted the West Coast Old Lesbians Conference and Celebration, with international attention and attendance. The primary goal is for lesbians of age to explore commonalities and differences to identify where oppression impacts them. Through this conference these women wanted to gain strength, support, and friendship with other old lesbians through action for change. Old Lesbians Organizing for Change records 1986-1992 (Box 1) From the conference over 200 lesbians mostly over the age of 60 walked away with new channels of activism supporting their experience, community education skills to talk about being Lesbians, feminism, and ageism, as well as social connections and comradery.
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Eventually, however, topping their group and qualifying for the tournament through a 2–1 victory against Georgia on 11 October 2015 (having won the first match against them). On 13 November 2015, the team was playing a friendly match against France in Paris when a series of terrorist attacks took place in the city, some in the direct vicinity of the Stade de France, where the game was held. For security reasons, the team needed to spend the night inside the stadium, accompanied by the French squad who stayed behind in an act of comradery. Four days later, on 17 November 2015, the German team was scheduled to face the Netherlands at Hanover's HDI-Arena, also in a friendly.
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The film made an excellent run on film festivals through the world, and was nominated best documentary feature by Utah Film Awards. Aside of the excellent run on worldwide film festivals Tattoo Girls was instant hit on US streaming channels gathering over 2 million views during the April 2018. In 2019, the upcoming sport documentary of Gaudencio, Offside, which captures the commitment, passion and comradery of a female Polish football team during their gruelling, but critical pre-season training as their coach, sets the foundation for the new season ahead by pushing them to new limits. The film will be available from June 2019, after a short passage by selected theatres, on the main streaming channels (Amazon Prime/iTunes/Google Play).
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The 1910 New York Daily Tribune newspaper announced the upcoming arrival of Prince Tokugawa to New York City, after he had just visited Washington, D.C. This article mentioned that scheduled to coincide with the visit of Prince Tokugawa to New York City, was the recent arrival of a delegation of sixty Japanese. Prince Tokugawa and this Japanese delegation had all spent time together in Washington, D.C., prior to their visiting New York City. While in Washington, D.C., Prince Tokugawa met and dined with President William Howard Taft at the White House, who was honoring his visit. To understand the comradery already established between Prince Tokugawa and President Taft, one needs to recognize that from 1901 to 1908, while serving under President Theodore Roosevelt, the then Secretary of War William Howard Taft traveled around the world, including voyages to Japan where he was hosted and met with Prince Tokugawa.
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