Roy Moore, the Republican candidate, had a record of courting controversy long before he faced allegations of courting and harassing teenagers.
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And courting organized labor has become a prioriority for Democrats at the presidential level, which suddenly believe labor to be a constituency worth courting.
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Mr Morales has reinforced this trend by courting Donald Trump.
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Fox has been courting the Democratic candidates for several reasons.
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Still ahead, Starbucks courting controversy with its new guest policy.
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Oculus is becoming a business play, and it's courting developers.
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It's also courting the international market, particularly China, more aggressively.
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All told, at least eight major operators are courting Osaka.
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Axe is courting jailtime and the dissolution of his empire.
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LM: I hope they act with more refinement when courting.
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This year, Clinton ended up courting Warren's support for her
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Bowerbirds construct fancy houses for the female they're courting. 11.
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But Goldman Sachs was not alone in courting the fund.
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London's stock exchange has also been heavily courting Saudi officials.
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Phylos knew this, according to Riot, and was courting him.
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Courting stars to post videos is part of their strategies.
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On one hand, France is avidly courting London's financial industry.
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Big tech companies came courting, and Amazon beat out Google.
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PA) was courting large carriers like American Airlines Group (AAL.
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The irony is: Facebook has been courting Republicans for years.
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Mr. Sanders has been courting black voters in North Carolina.
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Malaysia once led the pack in courting investment from China.
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Mark Zuckerberg, the company's founder, has spent years courting it.
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Big tech companies came courting, and Amazon beat out Google.
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Kamala Harris has been courting donors in Boston as well.
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The Joint List is not only courting Arab voters, however.
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Still, Huang's friends worry about his courting of the powerful.
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Now Facebook is courting outside hackers more aggressively than ever.
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He began courting nations in the Middle East for aid.
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The professional liberal class is tired of courting swing voters.
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Herbert and Republicans in the legislature courting with this move?
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Media reports have said May is courting these Labour "moderates".
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But Trump has no interest in merely courting swing voters.
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Courting is also simplified in other games, such as Fallout 4.
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The company has been courting major brands since the early 22019s.
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The French have been the most assiduous in courting the City.
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A rate cut at this stage would only be courting problems.
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Amazon is actively courting smaller brands to sell on the platform.
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The shadow chancellor, John McDonnell, has recently begun courting the City.
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But they're Jeb's natural demographic, and he finally started courting them.
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He is already courting the support of the biggest Republican donors.
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The company has also been courting the bond market, he added.
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Snapchat is arriving very late to the game of courting influencers.
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Watch out, Chipotle, another eatery chain is courting your burrito fans.
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And now it appears the courting process is starting even earlier.
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In the end they're courting Apple Music subscribers, not Sonos devotees.
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Romania has sought to amplify economic growth by courting foreign investment.
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Namely that courting has a goal, an end result in mind.
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Many don't have a strategy for courting younger, less affluent clients.
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They are courting companies to relocate supply chains and move jobs.
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"Our courting period was Town Hall to Birdland," Mr. Conlon said.
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A man who is courting me has tried to help, too.
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It's a million miles away from the courting of my youth.
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Mr. Abe's courting of Mr. Trump, too, has produced limited benefits.
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And Crocs' courting of the cool teen appears to be working.
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He is almost gleefully and recklessly courting a major military cataclysm.
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Romania has sought to amplify economic growth by courting foreign investment.
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Should the party make its main priority courting working-class whites?
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The early "courting" stage is almost always somewhat open and discoverable.
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Friday: Senator Bernie Sanders is courting the Latino vote in California.
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Absent a likely polling boost, Mr. Booker turned to courting endorsements.
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" He added: "It's just like if I was courting a woman.
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The startup began courting clients in Southeast Asian markets last year.
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Campaigns are also providing training on campaign organizing and courting volunteers.
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Netanyahu, who is courting ultra-nationalist Jewish support ahead of a Sept.
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Sanders has been aggressive in courting young, working-class Latinos in Nevada.
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The US military has been spending big bucks courting commercial space technologies.
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He'll need to go from "self-funding" to courting big money donors.
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He has divided Europe by courting populists like Viktor Orban of Hungary.
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So we were both kind of involved in this prolonged courting period.
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Enron had been courting collapse for years with its audacious, criminal machinations.
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Univision, like many other media companies, has been aggressively courting millennial audiences.
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Peterson knows something about courting moderate Democrats to vote for GOP proposals.
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Many young Indians now have mobile phones, which make secret courting easier.
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The courting couple talked long into the night on their mobile phones.
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Clinton, meanwhile, has been busy courting local media in must-win states.
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We put on makeup and dress up for those we are courting.
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Now Segway is courting the "mobility" market with these $400 electric skates.
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It seems Baylor University can't even go one month without courting controversy.
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The new sandwiches are just the latest way McDonald's is courting foodies.
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In any work of art, courting a stereotype is a dangerous thing.
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Dollar General says it's courting customers who make under $271,3003 a year.
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Rather than courting red-state Democrats, President Trump has been slamming them.
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Now, after courting the former, artists at 5Pointz were receiving the latter.
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The conservative resistance couldn't be overcome directly without courting a true crisis.
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Sanders is making progress with courting the Palmetto State's black voters, however.
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Warren has sworn off big fundraising events or courting deep-pocketed donors.
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But first, the May 22018 primary — which already sees Republicans courting disaster.
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Sam Calagione: I was courting my now-wife and business partner Mariah.
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Jones on Sunday visited nine churches in Tuscaloosa, courting largely black voters.
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The Haitian government did little to help, instead courting outside corporate interests.
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"Mamma Mia!" and "The Equalizer 2" excelled by courting extremely different audiences.
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Quentin Bell, a son of Vanessa and Clive Bell, began courting her.
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Basically, unlike Trump, he is courting all the existing major Republican constituencies.
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Warren and other top-tier candidates are assiduously courting African-American leaders.
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In recent years, China has had success in courting Taiwan's diplomatic partners.
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Those courting the retail company will have to wait a little longer.
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Think of it as a dance or courting process, not as adversarial.
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Onyeabor painted himself as a semi-mythical figure, courting mystery and intrigue.
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To market its Minecraft novel, Del Rey has been assiduously courting players.
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Buttigieg is also courting Republicans and independents, while sounding alarms about Sanders.
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Fueling U.S. Forward seeks to narrow that schism by courting public support.
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Biden and Harris have been courting his endorsement for months, Newsome noted.
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Spanish producers began courting Almodóvar, but he fought them over creative control.
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The memo bragged about the group's courting of senior Trump administration officials.
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" He then queried the candidates, "Why this constant courting of the farmer?
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And Harris implicitly knocked Buttigieg for his struggles with courting black voters.
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Clinton's hard work courting black and Latino thought leaders is paying off.
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I've done a lot of courting, but had never been courted myself.
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South Coast Plaza, however, had been courting shoppers from China for years.
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Of course, Trump isn't courting Silicon Valley with his choice of Pence.
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Facebook is aggressively courting video creators with money and lots of eyeballs.
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By courting press attention, he puts pressure on organisations to pay up.
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Under a "Make in India" campaign, Modi has been courting foreign investors.
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The research team collected both sexes of two species of swordtail from the wild in Mexico for the study: green swordtails (which only have courting males), and high-backed pygmy swordtails (which have both courting and sneaking males).
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There's been a growing trend of publishers courting genre authors in recent years.
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Courting is also a more streamlined process in video games, providing ridiculous consequences.
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It's aimed at courting the support of moderate GOPers and many conservative Republicans.
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Both are aggressively courting evangelical voters, Tea Partiers and social conservatives in Iowa.
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Meanwhile, the White House has been busy courting the Freedom Caucus for days.
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The company had been courting high-profile publishers, but industry reaction was mixed.
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The data help explain why Cordray also has been courting centrist Kasich voters.
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But on Sunday, Trump flat-out accused Cruz of courting his delegates illegally.
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He has been courting the country's governors, hoping they talk sense to senators.
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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton began courting memes herself, though somewhat less successfully.
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Some background: Democrats have been pouring time and resources into courting Latino voters.
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Russia has been courting Chinese investment at its annual business conference this week.
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Courting: Chaperones are required on get-togethers, and only side hugs are allowed.
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Perhaps Apple's sudden interest in VR has nothing to do with courting professionals.
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The last major overhaul in 2500 was bipartisan, and Trump was courting Democrats.
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Democratic presidential candidates, courting the party's most zealous activists, will maintain outside pressure.
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Courting Mr. Lincoln is the presidential fan-fiction you didn't know you needed.
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An industry insider has described to me a successful courting of the president.
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It's not happening now, and in fact candidates are courting the Asian vote.
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"If this happens, I'm kind of excited about this courting process," Lewis said.
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The Kremlin has also tried courting the SPD to split Germany's governing coalition.
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But the Democratic Party has had a tough time successfully courting this bloc.
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Liewerscheidt also said Abubakar's courting of the Igbo vote could help him elsewhere.
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Nationwide, Perez is comfortable playing offense when it comes to courting Latino voters.
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COMPETITION - FOR SOME Competition is poised to intensify for casinos courting Chinese visitors.
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Germany is also courting financial jobs, but in a less "emotionally attached" way.
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HBO, Amazon, Apple, and Disney were also thought to be courting the duo.
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Slack, meanwhile, has been busy courting developers to build apps for its software.
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They are courting customers, increasingly millennials, who want unique furniture that will last.
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The organization is now moving forward with courting vendors to build the system.
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"This isn't a situation where we've just been courting one side," Castro said.
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The daytime audience she'll now be courting is housewives who are disproportionately minority.
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Besides one provocative interview with the NYT, Bannon hasn't been courting this attention.
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If Democrats can continue courting the undecided, the party stands to keep gaining.
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Amazon, meanwhile, has been courting brands to sell on its website, including Nike.
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Aftermath: Never interested in courting public attention, Ms. Owen sought to disappear entirely.
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Top-secret spying, courting ancestral spirits: Are these more or less equivalent activities?
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President Trump has made it no secret that he's courting the labor vote.
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The smaller one was for his children: a coupe they use for courting.
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My parents, married in 1939, did their courting on the Staten Island Ferry.
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The concept of the store -- courting customers with sophisticated taste on a budget.
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Often, that has led to Trump courting controversial individuals at his glitzy resort.
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He is also shown reluctantly courting the daughter of a key Syrian contact.
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Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) are heavily courting disaffected Republicans turned independents like Dustin.
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However, whether the investment in courting young voters will succeed remains in doubt.
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Here are the facts of Mr. Stewart's history with courting the far right.
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It's not an album courting new young fans or claiming any 2019 zeitgeist.
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Trump failed to win over the Freedom Caucus lawmakers despite courting them intensively.
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This thrilled the Real Estate Board of New York, which the mayor was courting.
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That, and the actress' Oscar-courting film career, make a formal Capeside reunion unlikely.
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Further, he points out she hasn't even said which company was supposedly courting her.
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Meanwhile, Trump has repeatedly used paralipsis to deflect criticism that he's courting white supremacists.
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On the other side of the secret room, Greta is courting her next victim.
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The company had been rumored to be courting a buyer since early this year.
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Read Nidhi Prakash's feature on courting the votes of this young, highly-engaged demographic.
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Two years later he launched his company, steadfastly courting carnivores from the get-go.
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Komov had begun courting Lega from the moment Salvini took control of the party.
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Courting Winston Churchill, the president sought to contain Eleanor's criticism of Churchill's relentless imperialism.
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Courting the nationalist vote, Mr Erdogan has ruled out peace talks with the PKK.
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When it was first introduced in America, Republicans accused the Fed of courting hyperinflation.
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But he has longstanding union ties and will also be courting union members heavily.
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Mr Hof, a publicity-courting showman, suspects an ulterior motive behind the proposed ban.
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SR: So, clearly, [New York Post theatre critic] Leonard [Lyons] is courting Kissinger, right?
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Looking for ways to survive, Odajima is now courting boutique supermarkets and upscale restaurants.
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When you are a second-tier city, courting a Big Tech company can backfire.
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But by working with such a chain, Impossible Foods may also be courting controversy.
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Booker and Harris have made courting the black vote integral parts of their campaign.
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With polls predicting a close election, Croatian parties have been courting the nationalist vote.
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The two companies are also courting employers to give employees subscriptions as a benefit.
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Alibaba, not content to back Paytm and Snapdeal, is also courting Indian businesses directly.
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In addition to klein und fein, Bayer 21800 is now aggressively courting foreign fans.
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They'll waste no time courting businesses and jobs that should have come to America.
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Now, Joseph Duggar has some news of his own: he's officially courting Kendra Caldwell.
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And that means lashing Cruz -- and courting voters leaning in the Texas conservative's direction.
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Elected Republicans can't ignore these polemics without courting potential electoral disaster during primary season.
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The Tracking Board claims that the studio is "aggressively" courting him for the gig.
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Trump and his friends remain critical of Ryan, but they are now courting McConnell.
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The United States is courting a credit downgrade or worse as a sovereign borrower.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) are courting black voters ahead of the South Carolina's Feb.
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But their clients—and the politicians courting them—are not ready to move on. ■
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In the meantime, the Clinton campaign has accelerated its aggressive courting of young voters.
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From the moment the young birds fly off, the adults set about courting again.
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Y.): Gillibrand spent the weekend courting caucus voters in Iowa (The Wall Street Journal).
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For a time, both tried courting her from the same number (their home landline).
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In the city, the idea that Russia is courting the Taliban is conventional wisdom.
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And Swift seems to have been courting flattering headlines for the past few months.
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Meanwhile, The New York Times reports on how Warren is quietly courting Democratic insiders.
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Many are defying the order, and courting police violence, by trying to walk home.
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She tried courting the emerging left — going out on a limb to endorse Sen.
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The indictment outlines China's courting of the GE Aviation employee starting in March 2017.
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Elizabeth Warren and Andrew Yang courting the votes of those who respect sex workers.
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By the summer of 22018, Facebook was aggressively courting the world's most populous country.
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I had to do the rest of my courting via an Instagram direct message.
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Off the page, Shriver also seems to prioritize telling her truth over courting likability.
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The fashion industry simply doesn&apost appear to be focused on courting older buyers.
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And it has been courting investors for its Series A fundraising round since July.
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They have a wide variety of colorations and their courting songs are also distinct.
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New York (CNN Business)After targeting keto and paleo dieters, Chipotle is courting vegetarians.
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Goldman is particularly focused on courting large corporations and asset management firms as clients.
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Because when you're courting someone, you're always willing to pretend you're something you're not.
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In light of the President's woes, Sasse seems unconcerned now about courting his wrath.
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The boutiques solve this problem by courting people whose names do have some currency.
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But there's a line between courting and groveling, between reaching out and rolling over.
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I swear my husband sent the identical package when courting me (minus the totem).
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But, privately, some are also courting major donors whose money helps pay campaign bills.
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There's more ... Jones also says he's serious about courting Johnny Manziel to the squad.
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Trump's constant courting of racial controversy has angered and unnerved his congressional Republican allies.
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Even Netflix knows our audience is worth courting (more on that in a minute).
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For its part, the company seems to be activity courting some of the big names.
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And yes, some stars do seem to be hell-bent on courting attention 24/7.
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Courting southern support, Biden traveled to Mississippi to honor the 84th birthday of Democratic Sen.
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According to Axios, Altria has been courting Juul since around the beginning of the year.
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He claims the Trump people have been courting him, for this reason, since early 2015.
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Mr Salvini has done nothing to help his cause in Europe by courting Vladimir Putin.
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According to Best Buy, the partnership marks a more aggressive move toward courting new companies.
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Before the shooting, the couple had uploaded several videos to the platform courting viral fame.
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But Macron's assiduous courting of the unions over the summer appeared to have born fruit.
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Despite the crown prince's youth and courting of the West, that seems unlikely to change.
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Brands are learning that the key to courting customers is through innovation and taking risks.
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Deborah Wadsworth, an opinion pollster, points out that universities may be courting a popular backlash.
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To that end, they've been courting the Building Trades and AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka.
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There is a more subtle reason Slack may be courting Google as its primary partner.
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Cara Delevigne is the newest slashie: a model slash actor, who's been actively courting Hollywood.
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Most mayors courting China focus solely on investment, but Parris was playing all the angles.
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Donald Trump has rearranged American politics, by courting working-class whites and alienating educated ones.
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The university is a hub for conservative politics, often frequented by candidates courting evangelical voters.
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The Brexit Party's success has strengthened the case for courting cultural conservatives for many Tories.
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Rock and Roll history is littered with disturbing stories of older men courting adolescent girls.
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Gigante was also infuriated by Gotti's high-rolling lifestyle, and his courting of media attention.
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But when it comes to courting scare data talents, the visa trap becomes less relevant.
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He rejected Bolsonaro's courting of Brazil's business class with more free-market talk this year.
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The couple began courting in June and announced the happy news in a TLC video.
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Buddy started seeing men on Grindr and is currently courting a girl he met offline.
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It's the real reason why William and Kate are courting headlines in Poland this week.
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It is a romantic metaphor of the artist courting chaos and death, which isn't surprising.
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Trump is courting terrorism to gain political power at the expense of his power rivals.
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By courting key factions of the establishment, he could conceivably govern like a conservative Republican.
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Ever since, he has been courting the press and nurturing allies among Congo's disparate opposition.
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Mr. Gaspard of the Open Society Foundations asserts that Mr. Soros is not courting controversy.
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By courting users and ad dollars in the developing world, Facebook continued its growth streak.
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Like Amazon, both Google and Microsoft have been courting enterprises with their cloud infrastructure portfolios.
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He has been courting big Republican donors and has started an email fund-raising campaign.
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Meanwhile, Lions Gate and Univision, which has touted its Hispanic audience, are actively courting buyers.
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Around 73 portals have become certified and started courting investors, but interest has been scant.
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Macron has also been courting Russia, which was recently readmitted to the Council of Europe.
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Trump has been investing more time and resources into courting D.C. officials in recent weeks.
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Courting the U.S.: Japan can't afford to go head-to-head with Chinese foreign investment.
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A 'hit list' Even before he tussled with Francis, Vigano was adept at courting controversy.
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He has put his youngest son, Hun Many, in charge of courting the nation's youth.
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The manakin was jumping around in a showy manner that suggested he was courting females.
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Courting obsessive listeners and not flooding the market, Mr. Marshall said, is a survival tactic.
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Reversing the trend, Mr. Behrens said, was the city's primary consideration in courting the relocation.
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Mr. Gaspard of the Open Society Foundations asserts that Mr. Soros is not courting controversy.
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Even staunch US allies like Israel are now courting Moscow as an important regional actor.
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By 1984, every Democrat running for president took Iowa seriously and began courting it early.
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Bollinger is arranging hefty financing and courting potential customers in both commercial and military markets.
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Children's Place, meanwhile, is pursuing a turnaround by pushing online sales and courting Millennial moms.
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It is inevitable that in such a large field, many are courting the same voters.
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But both Dignitana and Paxman are actively courting other health insurance companies to follow suit.
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They met and began courting at the site of a car crash in Guatemala City.
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Moscow's apparent courting of anti-establishment and populist parties in Europe has not gone unnoticed.
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She's also fastidiously courting the gay vote by appealing to the specter of Muslim homophobia.
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The deputy mayor has been leading a team that is courting global companies abandoning Britain.
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Democrats would "put the whole negotiating process at risk by" courting a shutdown, said Sen.
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Joy-Anna Duggar, 19, recently announced that she has started dating — or courting, rather — Austin Forsyth.
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Facebook hopes employers and prospective employees will then use Messenger to communicate throughout the courting process.
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Because let's be honest, Tom courting Teddy will no doubt throw a wrench in their relationship.
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But Larian's letters and emails show that he's been courting Mattel for more than four years.
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The company said something similar when it talked about courting Sony for crossplay back in August.
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The newlyweds first announced they were courting in January and got engaged just two months later.
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And as the primary has drawn closer, Sanders has been more aggressively courting the black vote.
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While they're not old enough to mate yet, according to Ward, there have been courting signs.
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Frederick, Maryland (CNN)Ted Cruz landed here late Wednesday night after courting influential Republicans in Florida.
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The couple met in 2015 through a mutual friend and officially began courting in November 2016.
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But in private, he is courting rich Democrats, potentially posing a challenge for his moderate rivals.
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"We are so excited to share the news with others that we are courting," Duggar said.
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He also noted that affluent buyers aren't the only customers that Rhino appears to be courting.
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Saudi Arabia is courting investors for what could be a whopping $15 billion-plus bond deal.
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The FPO now focuses its criticism on Islam while courting Jewish voters and denouncing anti-Semitism.
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Almost a decade ago, Apple was courting media firms as it prepared to launch the iPad.
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Nehlen had been courting Trump supporters and won praise from the Republican presidential nominee last week.
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The Freedom Party has also taken pains to shed its Nazi legacy — by courting Jewish voters.
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Instagram already has more Stories users and is aggressively courting advertisers for its Snapchat feature clone.
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Singapore has been pretty keen on courting Silicon Valley types over to the high-tech city.
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But over the years developers began courting wealthy weekenders, and today units sell at stratospheric prices.
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The election is largely being fought over the economy and the courting of the youth vote.
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Investment-spooking instability of the kind some of Magufuli's policies are courting imperils much of that.
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Google, meanwhile, has been actively courting hardware makers to develop their own take on the product.
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Yes, but: If there's any hope of courting Democrats, the deduction probably can't be fully repealed.
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Cruz, who has been actively courting evangelical voters, has been racking up endorsements of his own.
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Netanyahu's relationship with Putin has been buoyed by a long-running Israeli courting of Russian sensitivities.
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Dispensaries across the Bay Area are courting customers with giveaways, raffles, live music and food trucks.
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It is during this courting of investors that EB-5 is especially prone to marketing abuse.
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Syria's Kurds have publicly acknowledged courting the Syrian government and its allies over the past year.
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Microsoft on Monday announced its acquisition of GitHub, which represents a big investment in courting developers.
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"People may not want all the same furniture," said Mr. Yunez, who is also courting millennials.
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No Democrat has stepped forward to back him, though Pompeo has been courting their support assiduously.
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One of the biggest takeaways from July's DNC was that Hillary Clinton was actively courting Republicans.
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Kamala Harris, who has made courting women of color a large part of her campaign strategy.
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Courting Chinese leaders in such a public fashion is an unusual strategy for a foreign executive.
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Hillary now says that Sanders is attempting to rig the system by courting those same superdelegates.
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So they weren't about to let this opportunity of courting 13 aspiring teachers go to waste.
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Streaming company Hulu is courting advertisers, not only on its platform, but in its original shows.
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At the same time, he and his associates sought a presidential pardon, courting Democrats and Republicans.
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Despite the couple's obvious differences, the family gave Peter the green light to continue courting Madison.
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Freelancers Union insurance turned out to be too expensive, and declaring bankruptcy seemed like courting disaster.
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Success in Dumbo gave the Schattners experience they could leverage when courting other BIDs for commissions.
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There are those who think that "courting" a teenage girl just isn't that big a deal.
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Leaders didn't scold or repudiate the birthers in their ranks because they were actively courting them.
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And she acknowledged then that candidates were sounding her out and courting her for an endorsement.
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She has also continued courting major donors, holding two fund-raisers last month in the Hamptons.
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Students sometimes found their way from local community colleges, but last year, Muhlenberg began courting them.
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Today, Nicaragua is aggressively trying to project an air of normalcy, courting the tourists who fled.
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It is also courting performers who can build a passionate audience and keep them coming back.
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Bates and Smith met in 2015 through a mutual friend and began courting in November 2016.
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To campaign effectively in the election cycle, one must be out courting voters far in advance.
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Sometimes they're dancing too — all in the name of courting the next generation of news consumers.
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In early February, Geely began courting Germany's automotive establishment in a carefully timed public relations campaign.
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He was prescient in understanding the value of courting this important part of the American electorate.
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Mike Bloomberg is courting black advertising pros for his campaign as he faces accusations of racism
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It's less about ideology (he's openly courting Republicans) and more about tapping into how people feel.
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Around the same time, they began courting Philip Banks III, a former chief of the department.
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The IAB was absent from the 4As and ANA letter, despite recently courting advertisers as members.
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Government is rarely more than a rhetorical labor ally, candidates courting union leadership for their backing.
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The 2020 Coachella lineup is already courting controversy over its treatment of female and LGBTQ artists.
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The two men have a fair amount in common, including loving the spotlight and courting controversy.
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Each may even be seen hastily courting others to show their previous partner that they're okay.
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Iran has entrenched itself in Syria, courting local tribes, building schools and buying land around Damascus.
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Now that Google has weighed in, courting patients with dubious claims just got a lot harder.
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She has acknowledged that in the past, she went the traditional route of courting big donors.
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Instead of courting their support, the president of the United States is actively pushing them away.
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They get all this exclusive access to everything, because people are courting them for their money.
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The two will be courting delegates throughout the weekend in the lead-up to the endorsement.
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Of course, an impoverished Mozambique couldn't do it alone, so Mr. Chissano went about courting partners.
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The company is courting investors interested in green assets, which have received a boost from government policies.
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INCJ has been courting Sharp for months, and was widely seen as the company's most likely savior.
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Clinton has also worked hard, courting Hispanic and black casino workers in Las Vegas in recent days.
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The pivot from courting the grey lady to the golden arches isn't as drastic as it sounds.
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Abadi has also gained praise for courting Iraq's Sunni Arab neighbors, a strategy diametrically opposed by Maliki.
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She appeared to have trouble courting the state's younger and more diverse voters in the general election.
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Film and TV were still in the courting phase of their love affair with women like me.
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The mainstream may love Cardi B, but Cardi is not courting the mainstream with her debut album.
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Some in the SPD criticized her then for courting support from the radical Left party and Greens.
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The company is also courting advertisers to experiment with Facebook Live, its recently launched live video feature.
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Publishers and literary agents who once overlooked self-published authors began courting them with staggering book advances.
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Despite casino operators' enthusiasm in courting Osaka, there have so far been no major accusations of impropriety.
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Sheikh Hasina has also been courting Saudi Arabia, most notably by joining its coalition to confront Iran.
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Things look particularly bad for the so-called "ordinary working families" that Mrs May is courting assiduously.
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For the label, it's not just about courting millennial customers or representing their brand — it's tragically personal.
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We didn't need the language when dating was courting and marriage was the only form of commitment.
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Bates and Smith met in 2015 through a mutual friend and officially began courting in November 2016.
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Now, mastery of the internet and courting new media is a requirement to win any major election.
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The problem is that Snapchat risks turning off younger users by courting their older siblings or adults.
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The Republicans have been courting them for decades now, in a dramatic break from the party's origins.
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The FOP officially endorsed Trump for president on Friday, months after the Republican began courting its support.
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Courting artists and putting out an Android app has helped Apple Music rocket to 17 million subscribers.
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I've no doubt that Donald Trump means ill will toward the press when he's not courting it.
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Russia is courting the Syrian Kurds, threatening American links to important allies in the fight against ISIS.
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The sanctuary city branding seemed like a natural fit for Philadelphia, a place known for courting immigrants.
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The hedge fund has been courting its own candidate, according to a source familiar with the matter.
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Portugal is actively courting wealthy British to move and invest there in the run up to Brexit.
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But it is a useful way of courting millennials, for whom the sport is losing its appeal.
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Looking Glass Factory is courting everyone who has ever brought a VR headset to showcase 3D content.
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Meredith Kelly, communications director at the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, says Ossoff didn't have trouble courting progressives.
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Another pro-Clinton centrist, David Brock, is already courting the donors he needs to sustain his organizations.
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It does seem as though 19953,000 people could be put into the area without courting urban sprawl.
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The saga wasted management time, but playing hard to get when Halliburton came courting has proved wise.
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Now, I know that courting comes with it a set of assumptions for many (most!) of us.
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During that time, China steadily extracted manufacturing jobs from the American workers whom Biden is now courting.
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Presidential candidates John McCain and Hillary Clinton, courting swing-state voters, made campaign stops there in 2008.
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Many Israelis hold Russian passports, and Netanyahu spends as much time courting Putin as he does Trump.
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But the senator has been courting the black community, appearing recently at a march in Selma, Ala.
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It's undeniable, though, that the GOP, for a long time now, has been courting emotionals over intellectuals.
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It's too much to say that he's actively courting nuclear conflict or even a second Korean War.
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It's Pride Month, and the 2020 Democratic contenders have been courting LGBTQ voters in a big way.
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Many states and cities are actively courting craft brewers because they have been engines of economic development.
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Developers and officials in other Maryland markets, and in Washington and Virginia, are also courting the company.
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The governments Putin was reportedly cultivating, I found, had their own reasons for courting him right back.
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Courting it with every tweet and maneuver, like a matador waving his red cape before the crowd.
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Google sponsored a lavish hospitality suite, courting conservatives with an outdoor fireplace, hors d'oeuvres and flowing cocktails.
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By courting multinational companies, building roads and streamlining the state bureaucracy, Mr. Modi oversaw a stunning boom.
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When Radical Republicans gained control of the government in North Carolina, they came courting sympathetic Lumbee voters.
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But it was, in fact, a down-home style of courting that affirmed their shared racial background.
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Courting its spread in detention centers is appalling; encouraging its spillover outside them is, if possible, worse.
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Valentine's Day is widely thought to mark a wine-fueled festival for courting couples in ancient Rome.
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When courting other possible acquisitions, Facebook executives often mentioned how well things had worked out with Instagram.
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In recent weeks, fund-raisers for the groups began aggressively courting donors ahead of the summit meeting.
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The Mulberry Street Bar in Little Italy is not actively courting the business of those progressive sorts.
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He is now courting Italy with a savvy ambassador to Rome and financing for anti-establishment parties.
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Sure, Netflix is not courting advertisers, but the service is hoping for more subscribers and more investors.
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The international energy firms that Israel is now courting have other options in an evolving global market.
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"This should be his strong suit: courting C.E.O.s," said Douglas Brinkley, a presidential historian at Rice University.
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The Tasmanian government has been courting Chinese investors since it hosted President Xi with fanfare in 2014.
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The two embark on a tantric, mostly agonizing battle of wills, alternately courting and rejecting each other.
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Maria Magana, a member of the Culinary Union, is exactly the kind of voter candidates are courting.
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While Tillerson had been seen as a moderating influence, Trump appears to be courting harder line hawks.
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Kelli Ward was in Washington for CPAC courting major donors and organizations for a well-financed brawl.
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Democrats like Senator Chris Coons voiced concern about how Trump's courting of Putin unsettled long-standing allies.
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For Mr. Abe, the question is whether his investment in courting Mr. Trump has been worth it.
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Meanwhile, Kasich's allies have been courting GOP mega-donors to gauge their interest in a 2020 run.
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Jim Clyburn, the venerable South Carolina congressman who the Democratic candidates are all courting for an endorsement.
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" She added: "Facebook is ground zero for cultivating a following, courting donors, and moving political programs forward.
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Vietnamese are losing some of their prejudice against minorities, and parts of Australia are positively courting immigrants.
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A: One thing that makes me nervous is how few financial planners are courting their clients' children.
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In 1973, he eloped with Elizabeth Zimmerman, a former flight attendant, after courting her for a month.
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On another level, "restaurant-gate" is an example of the Trump administration's unique commitment to courting divisiveness.
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They spent considerable resources and hours of top executive time courting military officials to do exactly this.
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So when Sanders hired her, the campaign should have known that they were courting a major controversy.
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But, Sellers also stressed that it is difficult to overstate how seriously the campaign prioritized courting that community.
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Trump's "flexibility" allows him to fight his primary opponents while courting general election voters at the same time.
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Amazon is now courting those outside the club, hoping its brand and wider selection will set it apart.
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Or maybe it's that the startup has been more focused on its business than courting the business press.
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AMD has tried to take advantage of that by courting some of Intel's biggest customers, such as Google.
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"That whole courting process of power is very interesting, and it's different with men and women," Delevingne remarked.
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"That whole courting process of power is very interesting, and it's different with men and women," Delevingne said.
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According to XDA-Developers, the company is actively courting Microsoft hardware certification for its flagship Chromebook, the Pixelbook.
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Compared with his current quest for the presidency, the Senate candidate Cruz's courting of evangelicals was comparatively muted.
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Mr Marchionne was refreshingly outspoken in an era when bosses have become ever more wary of courting controversy.
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When courting voters he talked tantalisingly about relinquishing the commanding heights of the economy to the private sector.
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For private-equity firms and hedge funds, that means courting pension-fund managers, investment bankers and the like.
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One American in nine is now of Mexican origin, and companies from Netflix to NASCAR are courting them.
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Which is to say, putting her in the path of Henry T, a penniless, danger-courting professional driver.
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The Republican nominee flouted conservative orthodoxy all night, betting he has little to gain courting those establishment types.
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Hillary Clinton's campaign made a mistake by not courting the white working class vote, Democratic former Pennsylvania Gov.
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Even when they were courting, he promised to shield her from the scrutiny and rigors of imperial life.
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Courting private payers, who have deeper pockets than councils and can thus subsidise state-funded residents, also helps.
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The 21-year-old Counting On star is courting 18-year-old Lauren Swanson, they tell PEOPLE exclusively.
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A career politician always courting controversy, he backed Chavez in the early years of his 1999-2013 rule.
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Although Jolla was still courting investors and had a few promising leads, nothing had worked out so far.
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Trump wavers between courting the Freedom Caucus one moment and threatening to primary its recalcitrant members the next.
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"We are so excited to share the news with others that we are courting," he told Us Weekly.
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"That whole courting process of power is very interesting, and it's different with men and women," she said.
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Blanche, after many months of courting the struggling lawyer, she has decided he was the one for her.
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At this point in the reality television courting process, the internet is growing weary of the whole shebang.
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Some of her senior ministers have been praising the deal in public, and courting opposition lawmakers in private.
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Exchanges, much like investment banks, often begin courting high-profile companies long before they are ready to list.
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You can count on Trump to attack McConnell on Twitter again soon, and keep courting "Chuck and Nancy."
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During recent rallies, he has asked "what do you have to lose" when courting black and Hispanic voters.
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Male elephants get a little too aggressive during musth and Hulk out, sometimes attacking the females they're courting.
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Banco Popolare and Banca Popolare di Milano, two northern Italian banks, have been courting one another for months.
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Tech providers courting developers at the event and mentoring teams there included: Adobe, Autodesk, Shapeways, Jibo and Whoaboard.
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During recent rallies, he has said "what do you have to lose" when courting black and Hispanic voters.
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Meanwhile, Iran will surely be courting Europe as the Continent's corporations prepare to re-enter the Iranian market.
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They called the app Houseparty — a name designed to suggest good times while courting a hip, young demographic.
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India is courting international investors to help finance new roads, railways and power projects that the country needs.
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He would have boned up on the Iranian by reading files and courting "access agents" close to him.
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Many of those who have officially announced appear to be courting the progressive wing of the Democratic base.
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At OhioHealth, they are also courting med students early, to develop a relationship as they start their careers.
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Republican governors who have signed onto the legislation also are expected to play a role in courting undecideds.
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Alex's flexibility opened the door to us both courting those individual investors while also having a VC partner.
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GSG seems to be courting legitimacy, and has already snagged credulous profiles in Foreign Policy and The Atlantic.
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If Trump is to have any chance at all, he would need to be courting women of color.
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Now, ironically, it is King Salman and his impetuous 33-year-old son, MbS, who are courting Putin.
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Even the longest courting match eventually finds its time, and for Barbie and Transformers, it may be now.
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Several rivals have been battling for the support of Carson's followers and are reportedly courting the candidate himself.
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He popped the question to Jinger in July, just a month after they officially announced they were courting.
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The courting of this key demographic group comes as Florida faces a blockbuster Senate race pitting incumbent Sen.
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For Rihanna, though, it was just the latest step in a continued courting of the high-fashion industry.
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But Natural Cycles specifically bills itself as a contraceptive—a tool for avoiding pregnancy rather than courting it.
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He needs to stop playing games and courting a pardon from Donald Trump and do the right thing.
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Starting in the 1990s, Qatar tried to protect itself by aggressively courting and irritating all sides at once.
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One option being explored is to try to widen splits in the West by courting France and Germany.
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Now, far from learning the lessons of recent years, Tory contenders are courting Mr. Trump even more aggressively.
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So far, it is unclear which countries the United States could be courting to create new trade deals.
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Amazon has been courting Mr. Peele for months, including making commitments to a TV show and a documentary.
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Today too many of them stand as naked as the emperor they fear to cross, courting American carnage.
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Actual politicians who came courting at CPAC over the years normally took the institution's mission at face value.
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CANTWELL My wife and I did some of our earliest courting on AOL Instant Messenger, at all hours.
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Germany and other European Union states immediately warned that redrawing borders along ethnic lines would be courting disaster.
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Yet Ms. Hassan's testimony suggested that Mr. Shkreli was at ease courting power players in the pharmaceutical sector.
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Senate Republicans spoke out individually on Wednesday, warning that Mr. Trump was courting "disaster," as one put it.
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Even amid his raw, spontaneous and sometimes rambling monologue, Mr. West seemed to know he was courting controversy.
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President-elect Trump has raised the ante by courting Taiwan and threatening to brand China a currency manipulator.
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The courting didn&apost stop there, with one going as far as sending flowers to Azih&aposs mother.
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Aramco has been courting investors for the IPO, for which it seeks to achieve a $2 trillion valuation.
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Throughout 2017 and 2018, Ms. Warren paired appeals to small contributors with a robust operation courting big ones.
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What's more, Sanders and another of the six, Elizabeth Warren, have raised buckets of money without courting plutocrats.
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Singapore has long controlled both the media and online expression, despite the city's courting of international tech firms.
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Beyond courting this calamity, a U.S. attack on North Korea would violate a hallowed principle of international law.
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Like the others, she's more concerned with staunching the flow of Amazon-bound products than courting new customers.
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The group made use of a private jet they provided to ferry celebrities it was courting as recruits.
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Administration officials are courting Democrats, but the two parties face wide fissures that could be difficult to close.
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It's also no small irony that each was quite successful at courting the press in their early years.
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" What they're saying, per the Post: A former U.S. intelligence official said that within the intelligence community and the Pentagon, "there was discomfort to begin with because [Prince] was courting the Chinese government at the same time as he was courting the American government ... He is way out of bounds.
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But courting voters in a crowded New Hampshire diner on the eve of the primary is an unpredictable business.
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But these days, Paltrow isn't courting Oscar nominations so much as public appeal through her cookbooks, website, and Instagram.
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On Monday, the Wall Street Journal reported that Facebook has been courting banks to enter into data-sharing agreements.
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The Duggar family announced the news that John David, 28, is courting Burnett, 26, on their website last week.
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It's easy to understand why: Bey started out under the direction of her father Matthew's management, courting the mainstream.
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It probably does stand to reason that buying Tidal would help with Apple's ongoing courting campaign of major artists.
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"I've been courting this idea for several years," the singer tells PEOPLE in this week's issue, on newsstands Friday.
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Mongeau herself is willing to admit that traditional celebrity artifice is something she's actively courting with her YouTube fame.
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That tantalising fact makes it much more likely that future close elections will be an exercise in elector-courting.
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In recent years, Sony — with its PS4 console and Vita handheld — has been aggressive about courting indie game developers.
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Given Trump's track record, should it matter that criminal justice reform passed because of his penchant for courting celebrities?
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Another, Luca, spoke earnestly about courting a girl from the women's counterpart house, as if it were the 1940s.
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Apple has made a quiet but interesting move in its longer-term strategy around courting more business from enterprises.
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Mr Johnson's plans are likely to go down well with the Conservative Party members whose votes he is courting.
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Congress has been courting disaster with CHIP, failing to extend funding long-term when it ran out in September.
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But other titans in the field, such as Procter & Gamble, Clorox Co. and Johnson & Johnson, could potentially come courting.
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Former soccer pro Jeremy, 30, proposed to Jinger, 24, one month after the two announced they were officially courting.
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Chinese Artist Ai Wei Wei is courting controversy once again over his ongoing commentary on the European refugee crisis.
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The man courting the Russian oligarch for money was Andrew McCabe, Deputy Director of the FBI, now, since fired.
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"It seems like for the time being it's still going to be courting a super conservative audience," Muto said.
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They are back together, after Justin began courting Selena a few months back when she had her kidney transplant.
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You've been actively courting the black vote, even announcing your candidacy in Brownsville, a majority-black neighborhood of Brooklyn.
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"This isn't really courting trouble," said Eduardo Suarez, Mexico City-based co-head of Latin America strategy with ScotiaBank.
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And when they find them, there is a courting processing that is not unlike what you see with athletes.
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BlackBerry shared the tweet in the most millennial (are they courting hip young kids again?!) way possible: with emoji.
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The former secretary of state isn't messing around in courting black voters: She had Morgan Freeman narrate campaign ads.
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U.S. producers are actively courting customers in Asia which is home to about 35 percent of global refining capacity.
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Given the contention, Apple appears interested in courting GOP figures who can aid in overcoming any hurdles in Congress.
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But besides cutting costs on opulent show stands, manufacturers are increasingly courting buyers through blogs and web-based events.
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Rick Scott, courting swing voters in his close race for the Senate this fall, signed it over NRA opposition.
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They also want AWS to stop courting big oil and for Amazon to be more transparent about its progress.
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Democratic Senator Bernie Sanders joined Verizon employees on the picket line, and Hillary Clinton has been courting unions heavily.
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These are the voters that helped bring Trump to victory in 85033 and a group Democrats should be courting.
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The result of these logical gymnastics is untenable: To win points with Republicans in Congress, Facebook is courting crazies.
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"I've been very open about saving sex for my husband," says Grace, who explains courting as dating with intention.
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Courting the left comes with a cost: There is a reason Democrats have avoided the liberal label for decades.
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Bernie Sanders, who drew many of the same liberal voters and millennials who de León will now be courting.
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Curbelo said the CTF has business executives from other industries working with them, which is helpful in courting Republicans.
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Goldwater's own national campaigns were built on courting Southern segregationists, which he began to do as early as 1961.
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And yet, some in the likely Democratic field—including Harris, Gillibrand, and Cory Booker—have begun courting Wall Street.
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The majority leader is courting conservative lawmakers who will play a key role in picking Ryan's successor, though Rep.
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For months, potential candidates and their advisers have been courting political operatives in states like Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Democrats with 2020 presidential aspirations are courting the party's increasingly influential progressive wing and staking out ambitious policy platforms.
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In the absence of a rose ceremony, you probably shouldn't be courting a full Zumba class worth of women.
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Slayer is the biggest extreme band in the world, evolving into a juggernaut of success while never courting it.
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Cambodia's Hun Sen-led government began courting foreign investment in the 1990s to spur the economy and boost incomes.
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Clinton began personally courting donors for outside groups almost as soon as she entered the campaign in spring 2015.
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Both President Trump and Mr. Orban came to power taking a hard line against immigration and courting the right.
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The increase is most likely linked to the number of security and surveillance technology vendors courting school district budgets.
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Political operatives are courting donors, calling potential candidates and developing legal contingency plans for overcoming onerous ballot qualification laws.
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As we hiked, Ms. Cassens's husband, Tanner, 36, explained which sounds indicated that elk were dueling, mating or courting.
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Some of Mr. Taylor's old artistic colleagues, however, felt that he was courting popularity and compromising his former standards.
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It once led the pack in courting Chinese investment — for new ports, a rail network, and even artificial islands.
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In conversation he was often polite, asking if I was courting, where I grew up, how my parents were.
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Right now he has to get through the Democratic primary process — but Sanders says he's not courting superdelegates yet.
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Right now we're courting the people we intend to win in Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada, South Carolina and California.
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Throughout the 2018 race, Ms. Kim returned to her biography as a way of courting voters, particularly Asian-Americans.
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"We spent most of our courting in Sardi's," the theater-district restaurant, he told The Daily News in 1996.
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It was no surprise that Mr. Rouhani, who expanded internet access during his first term, was courting votes online.
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When courting an iBuyer, sellers don't have to take the traditional steps of listing, staging or showing their home.
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It has championed bright, bold prints on its bags because it made sense for the customer it was courting.
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Not taking votes for granted means courting supporters of candidates who have dropped out, not tweeting snarkily at them.
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As millennials age, Gen Z is taking over as the newest consumer group retailers and consumer brands are courting.
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Hayes Brown: McConnell's framework is being backed by several key moderate Republicans who support both sides had been courting.
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Democrats have crafted competing policies on voter suppression, economic development and criminal justice reform aimed at courting black voters.
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But, more quietly, its Gulf oil peer ADNOC has also been courting foreign funds - and its efforts compare favourably.
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But by courting this constituency, Republicans hyper-energize the much larger majority of voters who oppose Trump, often vehemently.
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At the same time, Alphabet's Google and Apple are working on car programs and courting the same potential employees.
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An Indian startup that is betting on changing that figure by courting millennials has just received a big backing.
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But in a video on social media, he accused Gantz of courting Arab "terror supporters" and forcing new elections.
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He denied ever courting the theory that Ukrainians hacked the Democratic National Committee and then framed the Russian government.
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Both Sanders and Warren had been courting Ocasio-Cortez for months, meaning that his gain is indisputably her loss.
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For more click The company has hired bankers for a new group courting pensions and wealth funds, Bloomberg reported.
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They can do so by courting supporters of other candidates who fail to make it in the first round.
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The courting of Lieberman came as a surprise as he and Netanyahu have been sharply dismissive of one another.
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Kristol had originally been courting better known Republicans, including 2012 GOP nominee Mitt Romney, who's been vocal in denouncing Trump.
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He highlighted Clinton's support for the Trans-Pacific Partnership, once again courting spurned supporters of trade deal opponent Bernie Sanders.
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Rather than extensive courting, the transition to a Trump presidency seems to have all the charm of a hostile takeover.
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Now it was Barack courting David, in the hopes that David could give Obamacare a veneer of bipartisan intellectual support.
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If you're wondering why the Duggars "court" rather than "date," it's because courting has very different rules than typical dating.
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In 1976, Jimmy Carter's pollster coined the term "permanent campaign" to describe the never-concluded process of courting public opinion.
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To gain the trust of the Latino voters she has been actively courting, stronger action will no doubt be needed.
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And key people involved in the project — Cohen and Russian-born developer Felix Sater — were talking about courting Putin's favor.
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But former members of the Lega party view Salvini's courting of the religious right as a calculated and cynical move.
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The Trump administration is known for being suspicious of climate change and courting the favor of oil and gas giants.
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Jim Clyburn, a further signal of how much they want to at least maintain an image of courting black voters.
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The Indianapolis elite began actively courting his full-time return from California, where he'd been running Lucas Oil for decades.
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Instead, throughout the '90s and Renfro's early adolescence, Hollywood kept courting the child actor, trading on his name and fandom.
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Osaka has been particularly aggressive in courting casino development, but some gaming companies prefer a site in or near Tokyo.
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He was tasked during the Obama administration with courting then-Vice President Xi during his apprenticeship for China's top job.
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Teladoc, which went public in 2015, credits much of its success to courting moms through Facebook and other online forums.
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Mr Najib is courting a conservative Islamic party as a possible new member of his ruling coalition, the Barisan Nasional.
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Why it matters: Bankers courting the company gave Uber Eats a lofty valuation and expected it to become profitable quickly.
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Governments have mostly tried to reduce poverty by promoting economic growth, which tends to mean courting businesses and building infrastructure.
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Jean-Luc Mélenchon, on the far left, as well as Ms Le Pen have been furiously courting the gilets jaunes.
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"We are so excited to share the news with others that we are courting," the 22-year-old tells PEOPLE.
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Biden is also aggressively courting labor votes and the national AFL-CIO has not gotten behind the Green New Deal.
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His friend, Disney Chief Executive Michael Eisner, was courting Ovitz to come aboard, promising him co-CEO duties and power.
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Finally, to close out its year of courting the oil and gas industry, Google closed a deal with Anadarko Petroleum.
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Jeremy, 29, popped the question to Jinger last July, just a month after the couple officially announced they were courting.
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So the Texas senator has the advantage in the Golden State, and he is no doubt already courting former Gov.
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" Pugh has said she felt like Ozzy was courting her and even called it the "greatest love of my life.
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In case you're still in the closet about exactly what "courting" is, it's a much less sexier version of dating.
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Even before Sunday's results announcement, both campaigns had already begun courting other candidates, seeking their support in the run-off.
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Naturally, he hates HubSpot almost instantly, gets into power struggles with co-workers and posts trouble-courting comments on Facebook.
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"We spent time and money and resources down there, and statewide, courting Hispanic voters," said David Carney, Abbott's chief strategist.
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Some mental health professionals called Mr. Bradshaw's ideas and his treatment methods glib and superficial, his courting of adulation unseemly.
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Like him, Santorum and Huckabee won the Iowa caucuses and built from there, courting the religious right with particular fervor.
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There is no need, in short, for Democrats to choose between appealing to white workers and courting people of color.
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" Sirer said, "If you are courting illegal money from, you know, cartels and drug dealers, you have to maintain immutability.
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He's among the most active potential 2020 candidates in terms of visiting three early-contest states and courting activists there.
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Netroots Nation is an important -- some sometimes perilous -- stop for Democratic presidential aspirants who are courting the party's progressive base.
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White, meanwhile, is courting suburban voters who dislike how far-right Texas government has become under Abbott and Lt. Gov.
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Republicans could also avoid courting Democrats by gutting the filibuster rule and then confirming the nominee with a simple majority.
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But in an era where size still counts when you're courting advertisers, these companies may not stay independent for long.
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The candidate has also spent much of his time in the race's closing days and weeks personally courting black voters.
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Despite how long she's enjoyed a relatively private life, Ms. Simpson said she isn't nervous about courting public attention again.
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When Apple began courting producers last year, it said it had a budget of about $1 billion to work with.
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Instead, she's been doing campaign events in early primary states, courting California-based donors, and trying to lock-down endorsements.
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Jayapal endorsed Bernie Sanders in 2016, but as 2020 heats up, presidential candidates will be actively courting her endorsement. Rep.
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Mr. Goldin said Mr. Steinhardt was not aware that Ms. Katz was courting him as a donor when they met.
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It is likely that they, too, will defy the subpoenas in deference to the White House, courting additional contempt citations.
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He was used to people courting him and he addressed them condescendingly from the lofty height of his own wealth.
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This remained true well into the 20th century, North and South, with ward heelers courting and sometimes buying drinkers' votes.
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Now, today's financial disclosures come as the company begins courting U.S. retailers to also use its in-store payment tools.
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The courting of Brides magazine had none of the meet-cutes and grand gestures often described in its glossy pages.
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The league has been courting everyone from Tiger Woods to Dustin Johnson to Phil Mickelson, trying to win them over.
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She also has a long history of courting the right wing in India, profiled extensively in the Indian magazine Caravan.
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He knew this required courting a new breed of visitors: weekenders, artists and escapees from New York City's high rents.
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Analysts said the company had developed a variety of products to serve the kinds of companies that Ampere is courting.
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And it could help Mr. Modi, who is aggressively courting foreign investment in an attempt to boost India's flagging economy.
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Meanwhile neighbours like France and Germany are courting entrepreneurs with aggressive state funding, and cuts to taxes and red tape.
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Dark Fate's creative team certainly hit on the most crowd-pleasing, nostalgia-courting gambit with this installment in the franchise.
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Those same scientists have long warned that humanity is courting disaster by failing to bring fossil-fuel emissions under control.
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"This community benefits when both parties are equally aggressively courting it," said Marisa Martínez de Castro, vice president of NCLR.
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One streetwear company is courting controversy with a new line of hoodies that recently debuted at New York Fashion Week.
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He demanded no leaks from the teams courting him and, for the most part, succeeded in scaring them into silence.
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The dichotomy between Netflix's plans and Apple's could also give Apple an upper hand when it comes to courting talent.
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Abrams was reportedly courting deals from Amazon, Apple, and Netflix alongside WarnerMedia just a few months ago, according to THR.
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The White House did not immediately respond when asked if Mr. Trump ever tried courting Democratic members in the House.
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Through the promise of investments and trade growth, China made sure to take diplomatic steps in courting the Arctic Council.
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Mr. Silvers could blow hot and cold on his writers, courting them assiduously, then dropping them without explanation or apology.
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Listen, sometimes when you tryna get a boo, you resort to a time honored courting tradition: posting a thirst trap.
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She has one key question for those courting her vote: Will leaving make me and the country richer or poorer?
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And Putin's movie star-courting favor seemed to have turned to super serious boxer and t-shirt model Mickey Rourke.
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And candidates seeking all levels of public office have been courting Puerto Ricans, who have a long history in the state.
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Ever since the Game Cube era, Nintendo has had a difficult time courting outside publishers to bring games to their platforms.
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While you can, technically cook a whole chicken, you'd be courting a fire hazard to stuff a Thanksgiving turkey in there.
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Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer said the issue would be a major motivating factor for young voters the party is courting.
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It has recently moved from courting the oil industry to nuclear energy, where conditions of wastewater are at their most extreme.
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Instead, the Texas senator spent his time on the trail courting rural, religious voters, and playing defense in urban, industrial areas.
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"I've noticed them beginning to dance around one another, a sign of courting, so hopefully they could breed soon," says Ward.
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Which is to say, it's courting lawmakers and regulators in a bid to remain the world's most powerful gatekeeper of information.
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This way, he said, the company will be motivated to move more quickly in courting users who want higher-minded stuff.
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Josiah and Lauren tied the knot at the end of June, six months after they announced they were courting in January.
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Although Apple seems to be courting China harder over this past year, its foothold in the country doesn't reflect its efforts.
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European states, courting popular opinion, have tried to strip citizenship from dual-passport holders and otherwise shove the responsibility onto others.
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Former MEP from Union's newest member has been courting EPP and eastern allies, diplomats say, with an eye to Brussels job.
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Ocado is courting international supermarkets to buy its proprietary equipment and software so they can develop their own online grocery operations.
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Joe popped the question to Kendra at his sister Joy-Anna's wedding back in May after courting for a few months.
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Britain, pondering its place in the world after Brexit, is a traditional ally of America but is also courting Chinese investment.
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In a new interview with Luxury Listings, Stewart, whose company is ostensibly courting millennials, expresses her confusion about the mystical demographic.
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And a massive, diverse rally in the South Bronx last week showed the Sanders campaign aggressively courting a more diverse electorate.
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The "inside game" of courting and cooperating with politicians might be the bread and butter of intraparty politics — including presidential primaries.
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They began courting (Duggars don't date) in November of last year, and announced their courtship via video on the TLC site.
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Lyft is in the process of courting investors, but potential buyers still question how and when the company will make money.
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PEOPLE confirmed on Friday that Joy-Anna, 19, got engaged to her beau, Austin Forsyth, after almost four months of courting.
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Prabowo is better at courting the conservative Islamist vote and strikes a nationalist note, promising for example to review Chinese investment.
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To win this year, McCaskill is trying to pick up moderates, spending lots of time courting Trump voters in rural areas.
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But they could also be used against China, another of India's rivals, though one which Israel is currently courting for investment.
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Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer said the issue will be a major motivating factor for young voters the party is courting.
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Chile and Argentina, two of South America's largest economies, have been courting investment from the cloud computing and e-commerce company.
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Congress has been courting disaster with the Children's Health Insurance Program, failing to extend funding when it ran out in September.
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Besides Dassault and BAE, other suitors courting Malaysia are Russia's Sukhoi and Sweden's SAAB, which is selling its single engine Gripen.
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Facebook has a clear incentive for courting conservatives: It sees Republicans as crucial allies in the fight to avoid onerous regulation.
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He had been so gentlemanly, in public with me, lavish even, and I thought, he was pure old-fashioned courting me.
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ICANN was courting the favor of African Union Commission (AUC) an intergovernmental Organization that has 53 African Governments under its membership.
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This is often described as "courting" the media -- yet a better description would be attempting to tame it, often in vain.
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But the courting male keeps his original coloring on the female's side of his body in order to keep her attention.
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As the United States closes its borders, other countries are courting the world's best and brightest to come and start businesses.
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Courting those voters is likely to be a crucial step if Democrats hope to notch a win in Florida in 2020.
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As both groups lose members to other afterschool activities, GSUSA's leadership previously accused BSA of courting girls to boost falling enrollment -
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She grew to love him, and she thought he must be in love, too, to spend so much time courting her.
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When Cameron County was still courting SpaceX in 2013, state and local officials pooled their resources to help attract the company.
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It has competition — on Monday, for example, Microsoft announced a big investment in courting developers through the acquisition of platform GitHub.
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" Bennett told NBC News that Cramer has helped the campaign "immensely" courting delegates, adding that his endorsement is a "huge win.
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A daughter of Nancy Pelosi, the former House speaker, she grew up enswathed in the canapé-nibbling culture of donor courting.
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She grabbed her long braid and held it up to her face, mimicking an older man who was courting her friend.
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The biplane boys come courting, and eventually each marries a local woman, though their American heteronormative patterns can't help but show.
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At the end of the day, it's clear that Amazon is courting new territory, and their marketing reveals their ideal customer.
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With party leadership in flux, courting progressive activists at Netroots Nation is once more high on the agenda for ambitious politicians.
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The corruption sweep alarmed the Saudi business community as well as international investors the kingdom is courting to support the reforms.
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Knapp said he has been courting these partners from the company's earliest stages, before there was a pitch deck to share.
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After all, Trump's courting of white working-class voters is tacky and ridiculous, but that doesn't mean that it doesn't work.
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Dan Domingues, who appears both as a gruff Lurch-like butler and a wise doctor also courting Zina, is another standout.
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All three are solidly left of center, courting suburban voters who tend to share Mr. Bloomberg's views on guns and climate.
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" Thomas sees this as a contrast to other examples of stardom that are "all about directly courting attention, fame, and materiality.
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The constituency Mr. Trump is most clearly courting is his own political base of evangelicals and other pro-Israel hard-liners.
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Mr. Zeman does not shy away from the fact that he is close with Mr. Putin and actively courting Chinese investment.
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With the voting underway across India, both the B.J.P. and its main rival, the Indian National Congress, are urgently courting farmers.
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Mr. Trump is expected to continue to push immigration as a signature issue in courting voters ahead of November's midterm elections.
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Many candidates are courting the labor vote, which has allowed unions in turn to push candidates toward more labor-friendly platforms.
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Mr Prieto is an orchestral conductor, a profession so rarefied that most major appointments require a lengthy and careful courting process.
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Mr. Holland is part of the changing demographic that this southern Monmouth County shore town has been courting since Hurricane Sandy.
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So Canada turned to courting every other level of government, forming something like a doughnut around a White House-shaped hole.
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As American universities' interest in courting international students intensifies, an online lender that caters to them has drawn significant new financing.
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Trump also has an unshakeable belief that he is uniquely positioned to defuse a dangerous standoff with Moscow by courting Putin.
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Financial-services industry customers are especially sought after, and acquiring Bloomberg would give Microsoft a huge advantage in courting those customers.
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And a partnership with Michael C. Fina, she said, gave Zola access to brands that the site might have trouble courting.
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While courting the group, Sanders met with the leaders of the organization and its affiliates several times, according to an aide.
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Separately: Facebook executives have been on a charm offensive, courting lawmakers and regulators in the U.S. for its cryptocurrency, called Libra.
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He also raised concerns about Amazon's market dominance and said that public officials should not be courting corporations with taxpayer money.
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Credit...Diego Ibarra Sanchez for The New York Times TYRE, Lebanon — When Iman Chtayoui's husband began courting her, she wasn't interested.
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The Republican Party, having spent years courting the basest impulses in American political culture, now sees the writing on the wall.
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He has taken a lead in Iowa polls yet spent much of the past week courting black voters in the South.
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Morgan Stanley focused on courting investors by highlighting the company's sky-high valuations instead of its losses in China and India.
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Fresh off the humiliating implosion of the House health care bill last week, Mr. Trump appears to be courting another disaster.
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" Nintendo has also been courting smaller game makers, referring to independent developers who bring their games to the Switch as "Nindies.
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Most interpretations of Strindberg's original text are centered on the psychosexual unraveling of its title character, an imperious, death-courting figure.
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Courting the favor of the establishment media isn't nearly as important as it used to be, but it's still somewhat important.
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White, meanwhile, is courting suburban voters who dislike how far-right the Texas government has become under Abbott and Lt. Gov.
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This suggests the conventional wisdom that the Republicans were less assiduous in courting voters through direct contacts in 2016 was misplaced.
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White, meanwhile, is courting suburban voters who dislike how far right the Texas government has become under Abbott and Lt. Gov.
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But, by curbing inflation and courting foreign capital, the government is at least fighting the current bout of instability with two fists.
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Ocado is courting international supermarkets to buy its proprietary infrastructure equipment and software so they can develop their own online grocery operations.
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True to his almost compulsive record of courting controversy, Snowden takes on one of the most divisive Americans of the 21st century.
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Before China began courting Southeast Asia with infrastructure investments through its Belt and Road Initiative, Japan was the region's top development financier.
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With them, the Nonpartisan League campaigned across the state, courting agriculture workers to their cause of expanding farmers' protections through state ownership.
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Lowes, 36, will play the adorably anxious and desperately single waitress Dawn — with Shapiro as the eccentric (and persistent) Ogie, courting her.
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Many of them were secured by the company's policy of courting owners of valuable artworks with hefty guarantees and no commission fees.
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Lyft has been aggressively courting riders by heavily discounting its fares in the run-up to its IPO, according to recent reports.
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Yet the fact that McCain still supports Trump underscores the challenges he faces in courting his nominee's supporters while also wooing Hispanics.
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There are also courting scenes, as well as a child's picture referencing the late-19th-century movement known as the Ghost Dance.
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Krause is a big loss as he was the one courting investors to save the company, which has struggled mightily in 2017.
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Sure, Microsoft finds itself actively courting creatives, of late, but business software has always been an important piece of the company's DNA.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan is courting Turks abroad for support in an April 16 referendum that would grant him sweeping new powers.
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While he was still a New York politician, and with Emma's permission, Cleveland began courting Frances, despite their 27-year age difference.
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The Dutch government is courting multinational companies such as Unilever, and also Shell, an oil major with a joint Anglo-Dutch history.
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Nicki has occasionally weaponized this loyalty by courting her fan base, her Barbz, her stans to combat any criticism made against her.
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From inquisitive fox cubs and invisible fish through to termite tossing birds and courting cuttlefish, this year's crop is guaranteed to astound.
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"We are so excited to share the news with others that we are courting," the 22-year-old said at the time.
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" Whack also calls out DJ Khaled for his drama-courting tendencies, rapping, "You love the drama / I love being Black, and Benihana.
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A main part of courting is that there is always a chaperone present and that there is no kissing or holding hands.
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And he explicitly ran against the image of Obama courting the opinion leaders of Europe rather than the average middle class American.
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Amazon is courting Alexa developers with free AWS service Most Alexa developers incur costs, but don't have a way to make money.
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Yet Trump, while never openly courting the fringe groups, has nonetheless garnered their support through his immigration policy proposals and bellicose rhetoric.
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Our Kardashian sources say a few days before Rob went off Friday by slut shaming Chyna, he was courting her with bling.
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Modi, though, is simultaneously lowering barriers to foreign investment and courting private capital, hoping to turn India into a global manufacturing hub.
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The Russian president clearly wants a thaw in relations with the U.S., but he's also been assiduously courting China as an ally.
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Amazon has, for better or for worse, pursued a policy of open and aggressive courting of all comers with its software strategy.
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You come courting every four years or so, or whenever your ego pushed you to run for the next ill-advised office.
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" Perez said the Democrats are attempting to counter that message by "aggressively courting every voter including, but not limited to, Latino voters.
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In the living room, Dariani spotted a box of samples from the St. Louis coffee company Madrinas, which had been courting Kongphan.
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A summit with North Korea would have to culminate in an exceptionally lousy deal to be worse than courting such a conflict.
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Facebook is devoting tremendous resources to pushing live video on its platform, including paying some publishers for video content and courting celebrities.
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Reports emerged earlier this month that Romney was among those courting potential third-party challengers that would derail Trump's Oval Office bid.
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But skeptics still argue that the kind of flame-throwing, controversy-courting behavior of the past week is wearing thin with voters.
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What followed was a bidding frenzy in which big corporations began courting cult bands on tiny labels in increasingly remote music scenes.
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A lot of high-end sales aren't profitable, and it's difficult to see the auction houses courting sellers in the same way.
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The moviegoing public seemed to just kind of accept the fact that Sally Hawkins's character was courting a giant, scaly river monster.
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This year, Facebook has been courting publishers to increasingly use its Instant Articles format to reach readers and generate shared ad revenue.
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By the way: Trump likely didn't help his cause in greasing the wheels to China for U.S. businesses by courting the Taiwanese.
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He met her while courting another young woman then boarding at her parents' house, and they began seeing each other soon afterward.
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Bernie Sanders spent months courting Latino voters, hoping to create a wave of support that would carry him to the Democratic nomination.
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Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer said the issue would be a major motivating factor for the young voters the party is courting.
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The Huawei deal came as Russia is courting Chinese investment at a business conference this week, the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.
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With his success in 2020 largely hinging on whether he can do better this time, he is more deliberately courting their vote.
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While Mr. Bannon publicly bashed the Republican donor class, he spent months quietly courting some of the deepest pockets on the right.
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Sanders not courting Clyburn says to me two things—one is that he recognizes that he's not part of the establishment crowd.
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Its chief executive, David R. Weinreb, spent five years courting her, and the developer is a partner with her on the store.
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It was a year that began with investors courting a bear market and ended with the biggest gains from stocks since 2013.
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For months, Democratic candidates have buzzed around the state - one of America's whitest - courting supporters ahead of the Iowa caucuses on Monday.
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And the two have always vied for the same sort of voters, courting independents, centrist and conservative-leaning Democrats, and older voters.
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As has now been well documented, Mr. Trump spent years courting and hobnobbing with the major media personalities who populate his hometown.
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The endorsements were considered a coup for the Vermont senator, as other candidates had also been courting the three first-term lawmakers.
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Officials who are designing, promoting and raising money for the new course are courting local golfers and vowing to keep it affordable.
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For Washington hotels, those diplomats' visits are big business, and Mr. Trump's Washington hotel has been actively courting them in recent months.
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"I See You" inevitably scales up the sound of the xx, openly courting a wider audience, but its songs still ring true.
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He also had to cover himself against accusations of selling out to the former enemy by courting Japanese investments and cheap loans.
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The would-be candidates are cultivating some of the party's most prominent donors, courting conservative interest groups and carefully enhancing their profiles.
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Its title, "Older," was an unmistakable signal that he was no longer directly courting the youth market; he was 32 years old.
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In the 2014 contest, there were a total of 464 political parties and more than 8,000 candidates courting voters across the nation.
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Black politicians, courting white voters, are engaging in conversations about racism in a way that seemed politically perilous just a decade ago.
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Headspace started courting companies about three years ago, Hoffman said, but it started really making a push for corporate clients last year.
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Nordstrom is reportedly running out of time to sign a deal to go private and has been courting investors with preferential terms.
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JPMorgan bankers had been courting his business, but he hadn't liked the financial advisers the bank had proposed to manage his investments.
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Reports emerged last weekend that Mitt Romney, the GOP's 2012 presidential nominee, was courting prospects for a third-party bid against Trump.
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Because she was married, he didn't consider courting her, but he wanted to follow up on the dog breeder she had suggested.
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Yet by the end of the year, Flynn would be courting Russia's ambassador to Washington and hinting at swift relief from sanctions.
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Win or lose, the league could find itself on the defensive among fans it has been courting with its civil rights overtures.
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More recently, in March, he inflamed the theater's advisory board and local politicians by courting the Saudi culture minister as a sponsor.
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Clinton's praise is nonetheless striking, however, given her own presidential campaign, which devoted considerable time and effort to courting major tech donors.
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Indiegogo has been courting big brands over the past couple years in an attempt to make launches like this happen on its platform.
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Now, what's great about that is, if you win, all those soft Republicans, they support you because you spent a year courting them.
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Mr Moon has been courting voters who were turned off by his campaign in 2012, says Hong Jong-hak, his chief policy adviser.
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He explains how to blast through "last-minute resistance" — when women decide they don't actually want to have sex with whoever's courting them.
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As Masket wrote in an email, Trump has access to a group of voters that they've been courting for decades — working class whites.
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Courting Victoria Secret's acceptance of trans models implies that the company can, does, and should have the power to decide what is sexy.
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Their security has improved, the economy is booming and Arab states are courting Israel for intelligence on terrorists and an alliance against Iran.
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Of course, Tinder counts millions of people around the world as users, and it's recently begun particularly focusing on courting more users abroad.
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Anything more than that and you're courting unnecessary risk and destabilizing your portfolio … and this advice isn't just true for the stock market.
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Netanyahu's Republican firewall was always risky — openly courting Republicans and spurning Obama appears to have accelerated the process of political polarization on Israel.
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But by limiting himself only to the Hannity audience, Trump may effectively be ruling himself out of a victory and courting political bankruptcy.
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Facebook is pushing ahead with its cryptocurrency plans, courting outside backers to help build trust in its digital payments platform, The Information reports.
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The 28-year-old son of Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar is courting Abbie Burnett, the family announced on the Duggar website Tuesday.
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China, a nation whose leaders Trump is courting hard for his much-needed trade pact, did not react well to his oil edict.
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The company is currently courting software and hardware developers and the maker community in an attempt to build a robust catalog of skills.
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Blue Origin is courting government money with its Blue Moon lander plan to get NASA astronauts back to the lunar surface by 2024.
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Senior administration officials began furiously courting members of the Freedom Caucus, looking to strike a deal that would bring stubborn lawmakers on board.
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And I think what they&aposre trying to do, they want to eliminate men courting women in America because of the "#MeToo" movement.
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These scammers then scour dating apps and social media sites for targets that they then spend time courting and building a rapport with.
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I wanted to enjoy courting each other and experiencing life together, and that's what we've been doing, and it's been perfect for us.
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They clearly were not actively courting aggression, which stands in marked contrast to the taunts directed at law enforcement by protestors in Oregon.
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The Gulf states and Egypt have severed diplomatic and transport ties with Doha, accusing it of supporting terrorism and courting regional rival Iran.
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Read: Why Israel's courting India's Prime Minister Modi India hopes Israeli technology can help its own problems with its own chronic water shortages.
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Now Republicans could be courting the same type of backlash for their efforts to repeal the law seven years later under President Trump.
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Kim K doesn't mind courting controversy, and that's what she got with a magazine cover in which she seems to channel Jackie Onassis.
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Taking action to insulate VR and AR from backlash offers safe harbor, but it may also create opportunities by courting a key market.
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Rees went so far as to send a letter warning investigators that they were courting libel suits by continuing to investigate these players.
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The self-professed Trump supporter, who tweeted in June that he had been banned from dating site OkCupid, is fond of courting controversy.
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Alicia and Nick, siblings previously separated by addiction, seem to have forgone the tentative courting of trust and bask in each other's company.
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Bin Salman has developed close relations with the Trump White House, courting the President's son-in-law and adviser, Jared Kushner, in particular.
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MbS is courting the U.S. to be fully aligned with Saudi Arabia on what he sees as Iran's existential threat to the kingdom.
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But Trump's endorsement doesn't come easy, and it often requires months of courting and the development of a personal relationship with the president.
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Naturally, El Chapo's notoriety has earned the attention of would-be filmmakers, who have been courting him to sell his story for years.
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Though Clinton has had her own troubles courting minority communities, she still leads Trump by a wide margin with black and Latino voters.
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Cuomo is actively courting the group for its support, according to The New York Times, but some members see him as insufficiently liberal.
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Streaming platforms have spent years making the rounds, especially at major film festivals, courting top-tier talent and generating buzz with unique originals.
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Courting labor supporters, she met with union leaders in Cleveland while her husband, Bill Clinton, appeared at a Labor Day parade in Detroit.
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Internationally, Lukashenko has proved himself a master tightrope walker between east and west, courting Europe to extract concessions from Russia and vice versa.
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He has paid lip service to retail politics, but has spent most of his social time courting big money donors on Wall Street.
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Now, with her scanty research, she was courting the wrath of the professor who had arranged her travels: the renowned anthropologist Franz Boas.
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Some of the instant analysis suggested that the four nights moved from left to right, from appeasing the base to courting the middle.
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The president and Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price will spend the week courting conservative leaders, special-interest groups and other stakeholders.
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Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman quickly rose to power, taking over as country's de facto ruler and courting other world leaders.
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From now on, it will market itself at music festivals around the world, courting potential younger customers where they spend their leisure time.
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Buttigieg, on the other hand, has sought to bridge the divide between courting big donors and rallying the support of grass-roots donors.
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Jordan has been privately courting lawmakers and allies on the Hill about possibly running, according to sources with direct knowledge of the matter.
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US and Afghanistan have accused Russia of courting the Taliban with arms supplies and Moscow will now see yet greater scope for influence.
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Nachman Shai, who heads a parliamentary caucus on Israeli-American relations, said Mr. Netanyahu had steered away since then from openly courting Republicans.
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And as the Trump administration threatens U.S. allies with tariffs, Beijing is courting European countries for support in case of a trade war.
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He would later brag to Blanks that he was having sex with various partners several times a day while he was courting her.
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Facebook is courting music labels with the goals of inking licensing deals for videos its users post on the service, according to Bloomberg.
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The scandal has accelerated the decline of UMNO, Mr Najib's party, among urban voters, so Mr Najib is courting less sophisticated rural Malays.
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Ms. Schaaf has had to balance the courting of technology companies with the changes to the traditional working-class character of the city.
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In the world "which Moore travels in and I grew up in, 14-year-old girls courting adult men isn't uncommon," she writes.
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It gained an illustrious reputation on the West Coast for courting faculty members like the photographers Ansel Adams, Dorothea Lange and Edward Weston.
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It gained an illustrious reputation on the West Coast for courting faculty members like the photographers Ansel Adams, Dorothea Lange and Edward Weston.
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But what about all those hard truths we learned along the way, about the unsavory ingredients that go into such crowd-courting performances?
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Courting wrath on the internet can give you a powerful tale of persecution to share, surfing a wave of raised fists to fame.
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Your hostility toward minorities and your courting and coddling of the people who hate them has become a standard practice of your presidency.
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Australia also fears that pressuring Papua New Guinea too much could push it into the arms of China, which is courting Pacific nations.
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By the time the Q&A plays at the end of the special, Chappelle has already shown his unapologetic approach to courting controversy.
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This paradox of resisting the art world and simultaneously courting it is evident in the very way Althoff's work is presented at MoMA.
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More troubling, the officials said, is that Mr. Nunes's actions suggest that he is more interested in courting conflict than understanding the case.
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The company has been trying to broaden its appeal beyond video games, courting advertisers and soliciting content from artists, musicians, chefs and others.
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Australia is the world's largest exporter of coal and both of Australia's major parties are courting support from the country's powerful mining industry.
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Mixtapes may be virtually obsolete, my friend noted, but seduction through books — another courting method left over from the analog age — lives on.
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As for the Iowans he and everyone else were courting, some of them ended the weekend as torn as they had begun it.
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He transformed a venerable retail chain with a "dowager image" by courting baby boomers, renovating its flagship store and expanding its national reach.
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He's been courting conservatives to support the legislation, most recently by bowling with members of the Freedom Caucus at the White House Thursday.
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CNBC previously reported that Jordan has quietly been courting lawmakers and allies on Capitol Hill about possibly running for the top leadership role.
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You can think of this the way they do — a high-toned, righteous issue about sexual autonomy — or as a novel courting ritual.
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The model has been so successful that the company reportedly shifted more resources toward third-party sellers last year, courting frustration from wholesalers.
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Courting a shutdown over young undocumented immigrants risks playing into the GOP's hands with final funding talks still weeks away, senior Democrats warn.
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Barstool Sports, which was founded in 2003 by David Portney, has made a name for itself by courting controversy and its rabid fanbase.
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For much of the past century, scholars and politicians alike have believed that courting swing voters is the quickest path to electoral victory.
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International Paper has decided to end its pursuit after courting Smurfit for more than three months, according to people familiar with the matter.
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In interviews, three union officials said it was clear that Mr. Jones was courting Mr. Williams in order to succeed him as president.
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Ms. Miller, a waitress, supported President Barack Obama before flipping to President Trump in 2016 — and Mr. Biden is assiduously courting those voters.
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Part of that plan includes courting centrist GOP senators, such as Kirk, who have argued the upper chamber should at least consider Garland.
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The nomination could test just how successful Powell has been in his aggressive courting of lawmakers in his first year as Fed chair.
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It's also a case of art imitating life: He plays a rising young comic courting a new level of fame as an actor.
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"She Loves Me" was the tale of a clerk in a perfume shop in 1930s Budapest who is courting a woman by correspondence.
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According to Chou, Amazon, Apple Studios—which has streaming plans of its own—and anime streaming service Crunchyroll are all courting Japanese studios.
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But a flurry of endorsements and appearances has made it clear that both candidates are avidly courting blacks and neither can assume their support.
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In an effort to drive growth, many social media companies make the mistake of exclusively courting brands and celebrities while ignoring influential black users.
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I mean that&aposs modern day courting at the justice department I mean come on, get a room and let&aposs just stop it.
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Duggar is dating — er, courting — her longtime friend Austin, and though the pair seem thrilled about their new romantic endeavor... I have some questions.
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Unlike Roderick, Jackson was actually an insider, a false populist and wealthy slave owner who played up his humble beginnings while simultaneously courting elites.
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Last year, before the Congressional hearings on Russian interference and micro-targeted "jew hater" ads, Zuckerberg took a stab at courting the popular vote.
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Five years ago, Dynamic Yield was courting an investment from The New York Times as it looked to shift how publishers paywalled their content.
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But unlike companies that sell less controversial services, courting government regulators appears to be just as important as luring bettors for the bottom line.
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But in practice many firms went global every which way at once, enthusiastically buying rivals, courting customers and opening factories wherever the opportunity arose.
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David Bowie's audacious claims of bisexuality, recently said while wearing epicene attire, were more the mechanisms of courting controversy than candid affirmations of difference.
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Denmark is not the only country courting to EMA and will compete with offers from other EU members including Sweden, Spain, France and Poland.
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Flailing malls are courting gyms to replace the anchor stores like Sears and Bon-Ton that have gone bankrupt in the last few years.
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Let's take a look at these receipts to pinpoint the exact moment when our old flames began courting their new boo: the entertainment industry.
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Mr. Steyer, a billionaire from California, has been aggressively courting black voters, spending heavily on advertising and lavishing money on businesses across the state.
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Hopkins knew the power of support from big names and thought about courting someone like singer and activist Harry Belafonte to front the effort.
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Gillespie has been courting Trump voters by focusing on what he says is the threat posed by illegal immigrants, a longtime Trump campaign theme.
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Courting young voters is a central part of the Clinton campaign's grassroots efforts in the final weeks before Election Day, and for good reason.
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BlackRock, Fidelity Investments and Charles Schwab have been aggressively courting investors who are searching for rock-bottom prices for funds that track the market.
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Duggar apparently followed those rules, which include chaperoned dates and waiting until marriage to even kiss, while he was courting the former Anna Keller.
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She made a major push for unity in Philadelphia, courting supporters of Bernie Sanders, as well as independents and Republicans turned off by Trump.
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"This is still part of the Maute Group's agenda in courting support and encouraging similar-minded individuals to support ISIS (Islamic State)," he said.
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Not long after, and to the delight of the Duggars and Anna's own ultra-conservative parents, Mike and Suzette Keller, the two began courting.
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Courting women voters and being able to find a way to do that successfully is the magic to winning or losing in any year.
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The former has been moving right ever since Dodd-Frank, but Rubio has done a tremendous job of courting the financial sector this year.
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There are no options for open, polyamorous, or non-monogamous relationships, but Zoosk seems like they might be courting this demographic for the future.
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All three presidents had to spend precious time, money, and political capital courting supporters whom they should have been able to take for granted.
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O'Rourke's campaign is actively courting African-American voters in South Carolina, a state where 61% of the 2016 Democratic primary electorate was black voters.
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Kenny Smith says he's in the "courting stages" for the NY Knicks head coaching job -- and says he believes he's battling 7 other candidates.
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While the duo has ideas for the rest of the package, they're open to input — especially from the Senate, where they're actively courting support.
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The company is currently courting developers to make their own modules for the G5, but we're not expecting many new announcements before April 1st.
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The Cruz campaign has been actively courting actual delegates who are generally elected in local and statewide contests after a presidential primary or caucus.
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The former cast members of TLC reality show 19 Kids & Counting are all growing up, courting, getting married, and having children of their own.
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"We won't defeat Trumpism by courting moderate Republicans in wealthy suburbs," Max Berger, a co-founder of #AllOfUs, the millennial progressive group, told CNN.
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" In an attempt at courting inventive smaller developers, Google is also introducing a new section of the Play store that it's calling "indie corner.
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Trump was also in attendance — in fact, he was courting Ventura to be his running mate on (get this) the 2004 Democratic presidential ticket.
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Both Chile and Argentina - two of the largest economies in South America - have been courting investment from the cloud computing and e-commerce company.
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He's an artsy free spirit, as he enjoys traveling and photography when he isn't busy building things, courting funny ladies, and perfecting his scruff.
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"Now CIS is falling down the same Alt Right pit that Tanton for years has denied courting!" the conservative news site Red State observed.
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Going to an NFL game is dangerous enough without courting disaster yourself, but don't tell that to this fan in a Derek Carr jersey.
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The exchanges compete fiercely for listing fees, and much like investment banks, often begin courting large companies long before they are ready to list.
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Apple's decision to go with a native app shows the company was serious about getting all the details right and respectfully courting Android users.
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The possibility that Barclays could benefit from the law was not a given when the bank began courting buyers for BGI in early 2009.
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At the same time, it's courting well-heeled flyers with its new Polaris business class cabin, but it hasn't yet been rolled out widely.
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France has been courting Haftar, who is supported by Egypt and the United Arab Emirates, which see his forces as a bulwark against Islamists.
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Recordings show killing a seal, courting a mate, chasing a ball at the Oregon Zoo, and walking, eating berries and lapping water on land.
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Gou has spent roughly five years courting Sharp and if a deal goes through, it would boost Foxconn's position as Apple's main contract manufacturer.
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President Donald Trump, who had been courting the Taliban in the hope of a peace deal, abruptly dropped all negotiation in the last week.
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MIT Media Lab, an elite group within MIT, was largely responsible for courting Epstein and arranging the donations, according to a New Yorker report.
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In the early 1970s, when the wine business was particularly bad, Mr. Cazes began courting American tourists and welcoming them to his own chateau.
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Tim Cook, the company's CEO, has been aggressive in courting the Indian government as the company looks to expand its presence in the market.
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As a new semester begins, the 713 election cycle is already in full swing, which means presidential candidates will start courting college-aged voters.
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But two weeks ago, Mr. Trump and Mr. Rove held a private meeting just as the presumptive Republican nominee was courting major party figures.
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In a city with too many tables courting expense-account extravagance, Piquet stands out by offering beautifully sourced and cooked food at reasonable prices.
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"Outside the wall, it's society, with couples courting and the pursuit of material things," said Zhou Ziren, 72, a former Red Guard from Chongqing.
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He has learned from his years courting, and clashing with, the New York tabloids, that every media storm keeps his name front and center.
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In Mississippi, Mr. Bannon is courting another firebrand, State Senator Chris McDaniel, to challenge Senator Roger Wicker, who embodies low-key country-club Republicanism.
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Countries must balance safeguarding their strategic industries and preventing the loss of sensitive technologies, while still courting Chinese investors and improving trade with Beijing.
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Duc is still begging for his dad's approval, proclaiming his celibacy and courting potential clients with all the disingenuous bravado of an infomercial pitchman.
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For his part, Mr. Kocner often organized news conferences to which he invited investigative journalists — by turns courting them and trying to intimidate them.
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In description, the play's setup sounds hokey, like that of a black-and-white movie thriller with an Oscar-courting star in two roles.
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Hellish to get right but heaven when it clicks, as this one does, the pantoum is the perfect companion when one goes a-courting.
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But by aggressively courting the nations on Europe's eastern and southern flank, Western officials worry that China is stoking division within the European Union.
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We got photos from inside the luxury estate in the Hamptons where Kevin Durant met with five teams that were courting him in 2016.
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I speak up for his benefit as well, since his current plan is courting a disaster for which he would be primarily to blame.
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But in courting Mr. Freeman and Mr. Meehan, the company emphasized its 151-year expertise in selling consumer goods and its vast international reach.
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He was also an ambitious, charming womanizer who was reported to have fathered two children out of wedlock, including one while courting Princess Margaret.
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Yet it was assumed that he would marry a fellow royal, with rumors at one point that he was courting Princess Anne in Britain.
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In the 2020 race, Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders have made a point of not courting millionaires and billionaires to help finance their campaigns.
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Indeed, Mr. Ward seems to be courting public opinion in the park with a giant glowing sign that spells "Apollo," like the Harlem theater.
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Microverse isn't aiming to compete heavily with Lambda School for U.S. students, however, they are looking more heavily at courting students in developing countries.
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On Advertising As more people use organic and natural personal care products, the companies behind these goods are becoming more aggressive about courting them.
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And four days before the caucuses, rival camps are already coming courting, trying to increase their margins by scooping up some of her caucusgoers.
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But, that is a horrible place to be: courting the voters who abide racism rather than trying to excite the voters who despise racism.
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It seems that just about every hotel and resort is courting travelers with deals on Black Friday, Cyber Monday and Travel Tuesday this year.
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Microsoft has been aggressively courting the oil industry, forming partnerships with ExxonMobil and hosting exhibitions like "Empowering Oil & Gas with AI" at industry conferences.
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An Indian SaaS startup, which is increasingly courting clients from outside the country, just raised a significant amount of capital to expand its business.
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Looking at the specific groups of black voters candidates are courting — like young voters and black women — a lot of them remain undecided, too.
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For other candidates courting endorsements, Harris is now arguably one of the top targets on the market based on a couple of key factors.
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Arum is seemingly courting a similar deal to the one which saw UFC sold to WME-IMG, now known as Endeavor, four years ago.
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"Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Laga," directed by Shelly Chopra Dhar, isn't really a romantic comedy in the Bollywood sense — courting, squabbling, wedding.
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Castelli, an early champion of Abstract Expressionism, had opened his own gallery on the Upper East Side a month earlier and was courting Rauschenberg.
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Trump is also making gains with evangelicals, after assiduously courting Christians in recent weeks, including at a stop at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia.
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These seemingly distinct men, the accomplished scholar and the controversy-courting culture warrior, are one and the same, and their work is integrally interlinked.
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Another angle: Several Democratic candidates are focused on attracting small donations to prove their grass-roots appeal, but they're also privately courting major donors.
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Moscow has been courting various populist-right movements in Europe — the French National Front, the Italian Five Star Movement, the Austrian Freedom Party, etc.
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Reading over editions of The Green Book, it's easy to see that some businesses and industries were extremely enthusiastic about courting the black consumer.
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She is not easily wooed by Ayanna's (Michael Michele) smooth talking and is clearly aware of the courting ritual she's part of with the label.
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