In the process, she made it clear that she was just another cutthroat executive leading just another cutthroat company.
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It's obviously a play for attention in a cutthroat field of condiments, which is only growing more cutthroat as condiment innovation (and gentrification) reaches an ever more feverish pitch.
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This classic film about a cutthroat businessman in 1980s New York — who is also cutthroat in other, much more literal ways — is almost always available on one streaming service or another.
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The fight for lucrative government clients has become particularly cutthroat.
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The competition is cutthroat, and nothing is a laughing matter.
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"It really is such a cutthroat game," she tells PEOPLE.
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Bell can be charming or cutthroat, as the moment requires.
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Vicious and cutthroat, she would cross anyone to get ahead.
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How to watch: Cutthroat Kitchen is now streaming on Hulu.
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In New York's cutthroat rental market, the broker is king.
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The nation's cutthroat lawmakers were lining up to curb spending.
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It would also help Deliveroo compete in the cutthroat market.
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"It's a cutthroat race to register for classes," she said.
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My school has an ultracompetitive atmosphere, sometimes toxic and cutthroat.
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The startup world's cuddly, cutthroat battle to walk your dog
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Maybe the cutthroat nature of the game gave people a release.
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However, maintaining momentum in the online video world can be cutthroat.
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From the outside looking in, Netflix's corporate culture can appear cutthroat.
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This season, the Big Ten may be more cutthroat than ever.
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From the beginning, physicians are taught to survive in a cutthroat environment.
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Facebook isn't allowing advertisers to be quite as cutthroat with this test.
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It's tense, cutthroat, and is basically scripted almost entirely in dead languages.
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First, would competitors in the cutthroat eye-care business undermine the project?
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Admirable leaders most likely aren't cutthroat, but instead inspire confidence and loyalty.
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C: You know selling bottled water is a very competitive cutthroat business.
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In fact, the chemsex dealers Schierano came across weren't exactly cutthroat mercenaries.
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It was a cutthroat move, considering how close Alicia and Diane are.
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The competition for seats at top schools in China is notoriously cutthroat.
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The director and choreographer Lee Sunday Evans oversees the spangled, cutthroat fun.
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One Microsoft The Microsoft of old was a cutthroat kind of place.
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Others worry it will turn species exploration into a cutthroat commercial endeavor.
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Still, a cutting-edge cutthroat novel cannot be merely an acquiescent doppelgänger.
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It's particularly cutthroat for those vying to get into Ivy League schools.
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Even markets that had not been so cutthroat are starting to shift.
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Until you're at a certain level — that highest level — it can be cutthroat.
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It's about post-purchase monetization of the TV. This is a cutthroat industry.
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The man can even make something as simple as scrambled eggs seem cutthroat.
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I bounce between Cutthroat Kitchen and Golden Girls until I finally fall asleep.
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The Underwoods are cutthroat masterminds who form plans of Doctor Doom–like complexity.
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And this time will be even more cutthroat than being a Real Housewife.
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"There's a cutthroat aspect to Midge's ambition," creator Amy Sherman-Palladino told IndieWire.
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His cutthroat business tactics will be quite effective as the nation's top executive.
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For jobs to be meaningful, they must pay competitively in a cutthroat economy.
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Only three percent make it through every year and the competition is cutthroat.
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The American government, Trump believes, needs more cutthroat types and fewer social workers.
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But industrial monopolies are nothing new along the cutthroat path to artistic immortality.
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"The cutthroat nature is incredible — they drop you like that," Nisar Bhatti said.
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But the company struggled to compete with a cast of cutthroat local competitors.
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The move ratchets up the stakes in the cutthroat world of ride hailing.
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But logic and the cutthroat politics of New York do not always comport.
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"We're like cutthroat missionaries," Green told CNN Business in an interview last year.
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It's whether the two countries accept them now and under this cutthroat environment.
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Do you think the art world is more cutthroat than the movie business?
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Then, finally, one of the most cutthroat lawyers in the city, becomes truly vulnerable.
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Either way, competition is cutthroat and a clear, profitable winner has yet to emerge.
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With the explosion of early-stage funds, competition for the best deals is cutthroat.
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Jared Kushner's past 36 hours could make someone miss Manhattan's cutthroat real estate market.
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I put on Cutthroat Kitchen while I select my produce for my Imperfect box.
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True, he has a number of reasons for his cutthroat commitment to his mission.
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She's managed to create a uniquely positive space, even on a notoriously cutthroat platform.
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We're about to enter a much more cutthroat stage of the Democratic presidential contest.
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Chances are that the person who comes to mind isn't hard-driving or cutthroat.
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Though the Tongda Operators are the biggest, China's delivery market is fragmented and cutthroat.
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So, how did he do in the cutthroat world of late-night sketch comedy?
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He wanted to see less fraternizing on the basepaths; more cutthroat, cleats-up competition.
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Slower and less cutthroat than New York or San Francisco; perhaps more collaborative too.
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Everything about the profession as it's portrayed here is either dull, odious or cutthroat.
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The race, while contested, was far less cutthroat than leadership elections under ordinary circumstances.
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Sears' journey throughout the past decade best illuminates the cutthroat nature of retail today.
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It's already dead, and may have died anyway in the cutthroat state of nature.
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It's a poignant reminder that all's fair in the cutthroat world of fine dining.
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Is that just a function of living in the cutthroat, hyper-competitive world you're describing?
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He is sort of manipulative, he's clever, he's quick, and he's quite cutthroat as well.
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For investors, the news was a shocking reminder that U.S. retailing remains a cutthroat business.
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He's a cutthroat carnie who wants to make sure that nobody's going to challenge him.
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A highly competitive, cutthroat contest and a social space to hang out with your friends.
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That is, until we discovered Aldi — an equally cutthroat seller of steals in edible goods.
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"House of Lies" details the wheeling and dealing of a cutthroat business management consulting firm.
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The nation's cutthroat university admissions process has long been a source of anxiety and acrimony.
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If Democrats aren't willing to be as cutthroat as Republicans, then the game is rigged.
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" What Employees Say: "Very relaxed environment, unlike most sales environments where people can be [cutthroat].
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He moonlights as a D.J. and is not steeped in the firm's cutthroat trading culture.
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Because there were fewer cutthroat trout around to eat them, large water fleas soon proliferated.
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Credit cards are a cutthroat business dominated by larger rivals like JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup.
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Both series follow best friends through the highs and lows of Manhattan's most cutthroat industries.
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That kind of cutthroat cheat code makes the Astros, for better or worse, America's team.
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That strategy was designed to help Earth Fare stand out in the cutthroat grocery sector.
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Their fictional studio had fallen on hard times and borrowed money from a cutthroat competitor.
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In the cutthroat competition for cloud customers, Microsoft is trying to hook them while they're young.
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Last week's episode really elevated this season to one of the most cutthroat, twisty Survivors yet.
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And what they're likely to find is a more emboldened young prince — his terms more cutthroat.
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One catch: Competition could get cutthroat and tempers could flare if we forget to play fair.
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McLaren's customers may be genteel, but it has entered itself in a cutthroat race, analysts say.
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We enjoy it while watching an episode of Cutthroat Kitchen that a local chef competed in.
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If Kine's account really is the whole story, it does seem like an unnecessarily cutthroat approach.
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That means it's less of a cutthroat competition, and it doesn't come with any tedious waiting.
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Chicken hofs sprout up everywhere like mushrooms, but die just as fast, due to cutthroat competition.
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And it's clear that Kushner played hardball in the cutthroat world of New York real estate.
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After all, it replicates the cutthroat-but-genius strategy that McConnell used to stifle Barack Obama.
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This week on Noisey Radio, Cutthroat Records boss Joey Fatts takes us inside his illustrious career.
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"The fashion industry isn't what everyone thinks it is," she said backstage, meaning cutthroat and heartless.
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Or is this just an example of finding any edge possible in the cutthroat pizza game?
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Chris Klein's amiably dimwitted jock refers to Reese Witherspoon's cutthroat Tracy Flick as "supernice" multiple times.
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Over time, as yellow taxis became symbols of New York, a cutthroat industry grew around them.
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Plus, more Into the Dark, Cutthroat Kitchen, Dance Moms, and the final season of Future Man.
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However, his quick thinking and willingness to be cutthroat when necessary brings some eleventh-hour respect.
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In the cutthroat wearable market, it might fill a niche that's just too nerdy for most.
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PARIS — In France's cutthroat corporate world, the billionaire Vincent Bolloré has a reputation for being untouchable.
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It's a fun subversion of familiar fairy tales explored through a surprisingly cutthroat resource management game.
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Cutthroat competition among Android smartphone makers has made profit margins in the Android market razor-thin.
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"We're all family here," said Dave Judish, as he sipped coffee at the Cutthroat Cafe on Thursday.
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They are cutthroat businessmen and competitors, but they also envision themselves as noble stewards of the community.
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I've got to tell you, I think that business is cutthroat and not a place to be.
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Jessica Vogel, a New Jersey chef who appeared on Hell's Kitchen and Cutthroat Kitchen, died on Monday.
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The team has cultivated an extremely fast-paced, cutthroat culture with significant pressure on performance, they said.
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But not just the "cutthroat, chop their heads off" stuff — it takes finesse, stamina, strategy and heart.
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Of the three women, only Kate makes her living playing in the guys' ring with cutthroat intensity.
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In the cutthroat world of Manhattan real estate, threats and bluster are simply part of the game.
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And she immediately got a taste of how cutthroat the show is on her first-ever challenge.
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But the region "is becoming too cutthroat to inspire success," the report quoted area entrepreneurs as saying.
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This emerging trend is a powerful demonstration that women do not have to be cutthroat to prosper.
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The organization that finds itself in the unlikely role of cutthroat bastard here is The Woodland Trust.
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To do that, many are exploring entertainment acquisitions to keep up in the cutthroat race for content.
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Moreover, the retailer is faced with cutthroat competition, namely Amazon and its low-cost e-commerce universe.
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Lochte is as spontaneous as Phelps is serious, coming across as the cutup to Phelps's cutthroat competitor.
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Trump and his more cutthroat advisers apparently were eager to accept the help, whatever form it took.
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The cutthroat college application process brings out the worst even as it's meant to celebrate the best.
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By most accounts, Joan Crawford was a notoriously demanding actress, and Feud paints her as unapologetically cutthroat.
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"I like drawing imagery that is sort of cutthroat, so to speak," Gibson says of his work.
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If American society was a cutthroat matriarchy, the world the heiresses married into was exactly the reverse.
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Unlike Mr. Blankfein and Mr. Schwartz, Mr. Solomon is not steeped in the firm's cutthroat trading culture.
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So the income gap has widened, economic success has become more cutthroat, and automation has reshaped employment.
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For a less fantastical setting for love, how about … the cutthroat back-room dealings of Silicon Valley?
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Cookie is completely alluring because she is a mix of savvy manipulator, cutthroat warrior, seductress, and carnivore.
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Cutthroat competition among auction houses for trophy consignments is allowing savvy owners to negotiate highly advantageous terms.
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Instead, the winner and loser shared a touching moment atypical in the often cutthroat world of athletics.
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The most active centrist organization, No Labels, began six years ago in opposition to polarized, cutthroat politics.
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" Quah says the podcasting community still has to "grow up" in this sense, and forecasts "cutthroat behavior.
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That's why one of our favorite competition (whenever it's airing, that is) is Food Network's Cutthroat Kitchen.
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Of course, being a cutthroat woman in a competitive environment doesn't make Elizabeth Sloane a lot of friends.
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It takes pleasure in revealing just how cutthroat reality television can be in pursuit of a juicier story.
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The Church of Scientology is notorious for its cutthroat self-defense when it comes to skeptics and critics.
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I have to remind myself to be cutthroat, because I'm not like that at all in real life.
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I went into this game wanting to be as kindhearted as I could be within this cutthroat game.
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There are also relative costs at work here in the cutthroat market that seaborne iron ore has become.
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The Roan Plateau, an important stronghold for native cutthroat trout, was also threatened by the encroaching drilling sites.
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Nora acts as a cheerleader, reminding Nicole of her worth whenever she expresses doubt over Nora's cutthroat methods.
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Cutthroat competition meets strategic reasoning in this popular game, illustrated by the cartoonist behind webcomic site The Oatmeal.
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It helps recharge the mind and spirit between the increasingly cutthroat academic stints of high school and college.
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In the cutthroat world of Game of Thrones, the moment someone crosses you, you start plotting your revenge.
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Then there are the more serious accusations that amount to a cutthroat approach to keeping her best staff.
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Just because we're all playing from our respective homes doesn't mean that Mario Kart is any less cutthroat.
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Their daughter, Claire (Lindsey Shaw), thrives on the cutthroat popularity game, but she also craves more meaningful validation.
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And Nelsan Ellis, in one of his last film roles, is underutilized as Quadir's cutthroat second-in-command.
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So she devises a plan of her own to remove each one and is equally cutthroat and unapologetic.
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It allows us to be both competent and likable, cutthroat and inspiring, inappropriate and employable, equal but better.
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When the competition is this cutthroat, though, even making it into the category will be a major win.
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This cutthroat series features seven chefs who must first test their skills in the kitchen against one another.
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Because new accounts appear daily, and new outfits even more frequently, the closet-account world can be cutthroat.
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Humanity, for Boyle, never suffered a fall; we've always been this petty and cutthroat and grubby and absurd.
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As politics becomes more cutthroat and politicians more money hungry, the Carters stock with the public has risen.
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Aeon will utilize Ocado's system of robotic warehouses and its software to compete in an increasingly cutthroat sector.
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"A cutthroat beauty market, where differentiation is vital, has been keen to capitalize on male bloggers," he said.
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It was an unprecedented move for a Senate majority leader but it demonstrated the competitive, cutthroat political climate.
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When the cutthroat nature of raw politics is on the menu, don't be surprised if Americans feel sick.
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Be warned that getting a seat at Light Industry can be a cutthroat affair, and B.Y.O. lumbar support.lightindustry.
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It's an argument that will resonate in Silicon Valley where companies typically engage in cutthroat competition for top talent.
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"If you have an environment that is completely cutthroat like Wall Street, this system works pretty well," Michel said.
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The competition can be cutthroat, with hundreds of drivers competing for a handful of blocks at the same time.
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Having an "Oscar-nominated" or "Oscar-winning" adjective attached to one's name immediately adds value in a cutthroat market.
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As a result, reciprocal altruism is often more attractive than the cutthroat approach that prevails in single-shot situations.
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The thing we were wrong about is exactly how cutthroat Google would be in dealing with other content companies.
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The paper's J.K. Dineen reports on the struggle to find all those trees:Buying trees is a surprisingly cutthroat business.
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We think a cutthroat reality dating show might be the perfect place for Cersei to meet her next king.
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In the cutthroat, ultra-competitive world of motorsport, the word "hiatus" often takes on the same meaning as "retirement".
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We've grown accustomed to a Westeros ruled by the cutthroat "win or you die" backstabbing of the royal court.
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It provides insight into the way the beauty industry sells products, and how cutthroat and dishonest it can be.
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It provides easy, flexible work: a tempting alternative to normal rat race employment in China's cutthroat graduate job market.
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If you didn't already know that the lightweight division is the deepest and most cutthroat in MMA, Dariush vs.
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The risk, of course, is that cutthroat price wars can flare up at any time, as can bad weather.
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The tech industry is as cutthroat as it is cutting-edge, and its top executives often reflect that reality.
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It made her more anxious than she had been during the "gaokao," the notoriously cutthroat national college entrance exam.
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As a result, the cutthroat trout population is slowly recovering and the spawning run in nearby streams is rebuilding.
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Is there anything you're as cutthroat about in real life as your character, Annie, is about her game nights?
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The mudslinging and cutthroat machinations prompted Mr. Rivlin to offer an apology to the Israeli public on Monday morning.
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"This market proved to be quite cutthroat," said Larry Levitt, a senior vice president at the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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The cutthroat culture allowed the company to grow at hyperspeed, developing a cult following with celebrities and millennials alike.
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Investors have to be wary of companies that are facing cutthroat competition in their industries, CNBC's said on Thursday.
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Investors have to be wary of companies that are facing cutthroat competition in their industries, Cramer said on Thursday.
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Rene Russo's character in Nightcrawler ultimately gets served by the same unethical cutthroat behavior she's engendered in her workplace.
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Almost two years ago, the inevitable happened: the cutthroat New York real estate game forced the bar to close.
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Exploding kittens Cutthroat competition meets strategic reasoning in this popular game, illustrated by the cartoonist behind webcomic site The Oatmeal.
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As a CEO, she's demanding, unrealistic, and cutthroat, which makes her a formidable boss and an even more difficult kid.
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As with the rest of the continent, cutthroat competition against deep-pocketed peers caused the company to burn through billions.
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Game makers regularly complain about having to compete against Valve's cutthroat discovery algorithms or not being protected from abusive players.
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Most that survived the cutthroat 1990's cratered under the weight of debt and fear of flying following 9/11.
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There are clear parallels between Uber and Amazon, a company that's also notorious for its cutthroat, high-octane work environment.
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As many have pointed out, it's a refreshing contrast to the cutthroat boss bitch trope à la Devil Wears Prada.
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Others who argue that America is "indispensable" fear a return to the cutthroat global jungle of the 1920s and 1930s.
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No one uses a cutthroat game like Monopoly to treat social anxiety, but D&D's collaborative gameplay can work wonders.
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Exploding Kittens Cutthroat competition meets strategic reasoning in this popular game, illustrated by the cartoonist behind webcomic site The Oatmeal.
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Faced with such cutthroat rivalries, independent gaming studios are being taken over by larger companies that can outspend the competition.
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Entering the cutthroat world of financeFeloni: A couple of jobs after Harvard Business School, you ended up at Lehman Brothers.
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A cutthroat mixture of heavy metal's big riffs and hardcore punk's ferocious speed, thrash is metal at its most vital.
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Sports can make even the most cutthroat, ice-in-his-veins muse-cage inventor turn into a straight-up goofball.
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Like, if I was a traditional Survivor player who was ... cutthroat and untrustworthy and easily susceptible to paranoia, then yes.
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Inside the quest to reboot Personal Capital, the wealth manager grappling with its identity in the cutthroat robo-advisory age
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In "Capitalism in America," Alan Greenspan and Adrian Wooldridge find their inspiration for oligarchy and cutthroat capitalism in Ayn Rand.
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Two years ago, Peugeot's parent, the big European carmaker PSA Group, announced its return to the cutthroat North American market.
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Difficult choices she makes to contain costs and remain afloat in a cutthroat global industry exact a high personal cost.
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"We've tried to make the final day far more cutthroat, far more punchy and very much time-bound," Ayles said.
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To survive in today's cutthroat environment, brick-and-mortar retailers must evolve constantly and many will need to radically change.
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"It's a very — I don't want to say cutthroat business — but it's realism," Kevin Romine said in a phone interview.
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In the cutthroat world of New York real estate, the Rudins were an anomaly: They gave landlords a good name.
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Marginalized employees felt silenced by the cutthroat environment and executives like Korey who used mistakes as an excuse to nitpick.
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Chef Jet Tila, who has appeared on Chopped, Cutthroat Kitchen as well as Guy's Grocery Games, also mourned Ruiz's death.
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I soon learned that the drug world was a lot less cutthroat in the U.S. than it was back home.
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The Verge investigation describes a "cutthroat culture" at Away, where employees&apos activity in workplace messaging threads was closely monitored.
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Mr. VandeHei of Axios said media companies needed more than digital savvy to make it in the current cutthroat environment.
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Wallace also grapples with how that version of a man — honorable, likable, human — can also be a cutthroat, ambitious politician.
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The Mike Wallace Interview was characterized by a cutthroat attitude, probing questions, close-ups shots, and lots of cigarette smoke.
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It's a cutthroat uber-chess that tries to condense the whole of humanity's time on Earth into a couple dozen hours.
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From the very beginning,The Order goes to great lengths to prove its titular secret society is a seriously cutthroat institution.
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He later made his return to the show on season 20 Cutthroat competition and season 22's Battle of the Exes.
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It's closer to All About Eve than Andy Sachs — Menon's film isn't interested in stories of a cutthroat industry's first sting.
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The company faces cutthroat competition for talent from other top tech companies like Google, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft and countless start-ups.
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"Down here, I mean, it's cutthroat," Ed Cheek, 66, a chaplain, said after Mr. Kasich visited a barbecue restaurant in Orangeburg.
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After posting a commercial that includes wine throwing and a cutthroat attitude like no other, she became a true internet darling.
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I was a young woman breaking ceilings in a cutthroat, male-dominated field, all while keeping my secret of being undocumented.
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"It's a big misconception," said, Kristina Addington, a vegan chef who won an episode of Food Network's "Cutthroat Kitchen" in 2014.
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Zimmer earned her first Emmy nomination starring as cutthroat TV producer Quinn King on Lifetime's addictively soapy, pitch-dark Bachelor satire.
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You know, you may not find that because you are so good at what you do but as a cutthroat business.
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This tiny bird species may be monogamous, but it boasts one of the most cutthroat dating scenes in the animal kingdom.
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Years ago, I worked on a reality show about a group of big-haired girls who ran a cutthroat skating school.
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And with the recent introduction of Google Assistant and Google Home, the virtual assistant field is becoming a lot more cutthroat.
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Name Withheld Competing to get their kids the best education available, people do all kinds of things in this cutthroat world.
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Hacked emails portray Chelsea Clinton as devoted to her parents but also frustrated with the cutthroat world on her family's periphery.
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If the cutthroat world of hedge funds and New York politics has you on edge, chill out with HBO's High Maintenance.
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Taking Note On Netflix's "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt," Tituss Burgess plays the hilarious, self-involved, sometimes cutthroat but always lovable Titus Andromedon.
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Mr. König is aware of the head start his upbringing and network gave him in an increasingly cutthroat market, he said.
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Kan is trying to build a culture where everyone cooperates, unlike infamously cutthroat law firms where partners can compete for cases.
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The protagonist of "Give Me Your Hand" is Kit Owens, a scientist working in the cutthroat world of academic postdoctoral research.
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The cutthroat competition has increased rents at some parks by as much as 500 percent in eight years, city records show.
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Korelitz's delicious, page-turning novel about buried secrets is also an unabashed peek into the cutthroat world of Ivy League admissions.
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A high-profile trade secrets case that pitted Waymo against Uber revealed a cutthroat and reckless side of the burgeoning industry.
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The lawsuit claims that Clinton is a "cutthroat politician" and "sought retribution" for Gabbard endorsing Clinton's 2016 Democratic primary opponent, Sen.
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Maybe you have thought that clinking glasses with the host of "Good Eats" and "Cutthroat Kitchen" would be a fine thing.
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The trend is only being exacerbated as the retail landscape becomes more cutthroat, and there are fewer tenants looking to grow.
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The decision also highlights the new, cutthroat nature of Netflix Originals and the possibility of being canceled after only one season.
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It will be "cutthroat," Carli Lloyd said, in such a way that you maybe think she is looking forward to it.
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"This will also share if the environment is more cutthroat or harmonious in how it practices the company principles," she said.
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The charges also underscored how college admissions have become so cutthroat and competitive that some have sought to break the rules.
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With twists and surprises, the story reveals that despite her "sharp edges and cutthroat ambition," she still has a heart that bleeds.
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It was a time of extreme, polarized U.S. politics, strange and vicious conspiracy theories, and cutthroat media that amplified all the noise.
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Raider corpses are everywhere, along with a very appropriate-looking sign declaring that a new slope called "cutthroat crag" is coming soon.
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With a battle mounting against big names in the U.S., home-grown cannabis companies also face cutthroat competition from Canada's illicit market.
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We all are Survivor fans, and it definitely seems to me to be one of the most cutthroat seasons there's ever been.
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If you're still somehow unsure what Mozart in the Jungle is — it's a comedy set in the cutthroat world of classical music!
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Is humanity better served in fostering generations of young leaders whose sole interest is personal advancement via individual achievement and cutthroat competition?
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After she graduated from college in the UK, Mlynarczyk moved to New York to pursue a career in the cutthroat fashion industry.
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Traditionally cutthroat fields like investment banking institutions or old-school law firms are slower to adopt the most extreme flexible workplace perks.
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Unlike contestants on some of the more cutthroat reality competitions, the women of Female Food Heroes help one another as they work.
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And although The Great British Bake Off is obviously a competition, the competitive spirit always comes across as collaborative and not cutthroat.
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Still, for many seeking a better life in South Korea's cutthroat economy, the top universities are still seen as the best bet.
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But in the economic development game, where state and local economic development officials are used to cutthroat competition, old habits die hard.
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A chance encounter with a Tweet-size excerpt about this beneficent "invisible hand" supplies Jim with sufficient justification for his cutthroat immorality.
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The quintessential City trader and apostle of cutthroat competition, he is exploiting our democratic crisis to remake politics in his own image.
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The produce section is especially cutthroat; here, because novel products are so rare, it's the stories that must change to entice consumers.
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Paltrow Neumann&aposs vision was a school that&aposs academically rigorous without the stuffiness and cutthroat competitiveness of an exclusive private school.
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It was yet another victory over a team the Blazers are jockeying against for a playoff position in the cutthroat Western Conference.
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Masayoshi Son, SoftBank's founder, had long sought a way for Sprint to get bigger as the telecommunications business has turned more cutthroat.
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In her home state, Detroit's laissez-faire choice policies have led to a wild west of cutthroat competition and poor academic results.
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Not even the 1964 Democratic National Convention could salvage the streets on which Monopoly, that celebration of American cutthroat capitalism, is based.
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It's a cushy gig to briefly saunter into during the post-university comedown before they dive into the cutthroat Chinese graduate job market.
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Image: VimeoIn September, Jessica Bruder's Nomadland—excerpted here—took us inside one of the strangest and most cutthroat of Amazon's business practices: CamperForce.
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Manigault made a name for herself as a cutthroat competitor, so it's incredibly jarring to see her open up with such horrified vulnerability.
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Now summer TV is a cutthroat business, with cable, broadcast, and streaming networks competing to find eyeballs for series both new and old.
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For the rest of the retail industry, business has become a cutthroat battle for market share, involving longer sales seasons and deeper discounts.
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They struggle to survive in a world defined by genetic engineering and cutthroat businessmen who will stop at nothing to make a profit.
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It follows a newly-formed team of eSports players trying to make it to the top in the cutthroat world of competitive gaming.
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John Hughes films like Pretty In Pink emphasized class difference, and showed how cutthroat wealthy people could be to those on the outside.
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The U.S. giant seems to have fully realized that the Chinese market is dominated by two major players, and it is seriously cutthroat.
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The fashion industry has a reputation for being cutthroat, but a select number of models are able to make it to the top.
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It's a major shift from having him compete for that final rose, but it's probably got the same cutthroat, competitive spirit behind it.
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This is someone who came of age in the New York City media market -- the most active (and cutthroat) this side of London.
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For Callan Montella, "learning in too far" translated into sacrificing her personal life for success in the cutthroat environment that surrounds Wall Street.
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The 200 meters Olympic champion, Felix will need a top three finish in both races at the cutthroat trials to qualify for Rio.
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Because you go into it thinking, 'Oh it's all a game, I'm going to be this cutthroat killer and I won't feel emotions.
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It's debatable whether politics or business is more cutthroat, but in the end, you've got to look out for yourself in either field.
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To be sure, Juno will have to overcome huge hurdles to compete in the most cutthroat, highly regulated taxi market in the country.
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The brutal encounter reflected the cutthroat, dog-eat-dog mentality Bulger was known for—and, of course, his enduring reputation as a snake.
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" Trump also suggested his party wasn't as cutthroat as Democrats when it comes to passing legislation, writing, "Dems would do it, no doubt!
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The clinic was run, with cutthroat efficiency on a shoestring budget, by a sixtysomething nurse who had worked there most of her life.
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A modern day civil war battle of Rivers Bridge will see cutthroat and vicious media attacks attempting to outflank and defeat their opponents.
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In 22011, newly elected Congressman Newt Gingrich came to Washington with a blunter, more cutthroat vision of politics than Republicans were accustomed to.
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American tech firms clearly realize they are in a cutthroat race for talent, paying from $6900,2628 to $28503,22019 a year to AI specialists.
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It faced media reports about a cutthroat work culture and questions from Britain's financial watchdog earlier this year about its sanctions-checking systems.
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In the popular gaming imagination, these two companies are the titans of industry, two swinging giants that released games into a cutthroat marketplace.
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But at some point, these games always remind me they are a cutthroat competition, and that secretly I was losing the entire time.
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It's a cutthroat game of survival of the fittest, or maybe of the wiliest, that has stoked the relentless evolution of borderland tech.
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But the company, which is betting on continued growth in Chinese e-commerce, faces stiff competition in what is already a cutthroat sector.
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But the lake trout went on to gorge on the young of the cutthroat trout, and the population of the native subspecies plummeted.
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On Horse Racing Sometimes a well-liked guy wins in the cutthroat sport of horse racing and even his bitterest rivals are happy.
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In this cutthroat environment, the AT&T and Time Warner merger is better described as a survival strategy, not a market domination plot.
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His team was new to cutthroat politics, charmingly dazzled by their sudden overnight ascendance, and alternated between being startlingly adept and shockingly naive.
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One is that retail is a cutthroat business and wages cannot rise by much if a company is going to be healthily profitable.
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It was hard not to scrutinize the body language between Ms. Kelly and her new colleagues in the notoriously cutthroat NBC News division.
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The merger could prove transformative for a US wireless industry facing cutthroat competition in recent years over everything from prices to customer contracts.
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And the cutthroat competition isn't just about owners' love for their pets: Dog shows are a very expensive (and only occasionally profitable) endeavor.
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Utah is home to many threatened and endangered fish, including the Lahontan cutthroat trout, whose populations were harmed by overfishing, mining, and logging.
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Undaunted by the cutthroat residential brokerage game in New York City, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices opened its first office in the city this week.
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Lee said the fact such stories keep surfacing also highlighted standards in South Korea's cutthroat media landscape -- especially the reliance on individual, unnamed sources.
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That creates a culture of cutthroat kill or be killed inside the company, and that's not sustainable especially if you have 10, 12,000 people.
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But they have failed to make significant inroads or generate enough returns in the face of cutthroat competition from dollar stores and other discounters.
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It's a very strange, cutthroat way to pit states and localities against each other, and it doesn't give any taxpayers the best possible deal.
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I'm sure that implying otherwise has landed me on the Naughty List, but my point is this: The world of holiday music is cutthroat.
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"When it's privatized, it's so barebones, it's so cutthroat, there's much less understanding on a human level that people might need care," Howard said.
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Side A features The Side Eyes' cutthroat rendition of "Don't Talk To Me," originally performed by Caffey's pre-Go-Go's punk outfit, The Eyes.
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Maybe because this survival-of-the-fittest, cutthroat gameshow setup is the only way to translate issues of love and romance to us meatheads.
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The contractors described a cutthroat culture where they compete for good quality audio, rushing to decisions on whether to take a project or not.
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The cutthroat Karachi crackdown has also generated something of a political backlash among opposition figures, angered over citizens unjustly swept up in the mayhem.
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The grittiness and streetsmarts required to make it in this cutthroat fictional world aligns with Ross's real-life survival as a Black transgender woman.
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Beyond the flashbulbs that make everything look prettier than it actually is, the modeling industry, like most cutthroat endeavors out there, has its skeletons.
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I worked at Food Innovation Center there developing recipes, but I quickly realized that LA's food scene was a lot more cutthroat than Portland's.
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Compared with the Valley, China's technology ecosystem still felt relatively backward, packed with cutthroat copycat companies and thin on venture capital or genuine innovation.
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Anyway, scena: For students entering the cutthroat professional world, the gift of garment bags filled with designer clothing is like being outfitted with armor.
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After years of cutthroat business tactics and a raucous culture rife with partying, harassment and other illicit behaviors, Uber's reputation caught up to it.
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At that time, Mattel made about 125 different outfits a year for Barbie, and the fashion department, run by Charlotte Johnson, could be cutthroat.
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When the cutthroat trout largely vanished from the shallow waters they prefer, the lake trout didn't take their place, because they like deeper waters.
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Exiting partway through a deal is a rarity in the cutthroat television business and the move is likely to cost him millions of dollars.
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Describing Clinton as "a cutthroat politician by any account," the suit alleges she advanced the "conspiracy theory" to derail Gabbard's presidential campaign as payback.
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And if you are a fan of the British version, be prepared for just as much cursing and viciously cutthroat gameplay from the start.
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What ensues is a lot of shady corporate dealings, familial nepotism, cutthroat sibling rivalry, and big money power moves that leave behind many casualties.
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He hunts for deer, elk, grouse, catches rainbows and cutthroat, hikes into the wildest pockets of Montana, jumps from cliffs into icy river pools.
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The days of fly-fishing on the Florida Keys flats from the 1950s to the 1970s were cutthroat, with turf wars among the guides.
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In the fast-growing and cutthroat battery market, it is easy to imagine a scenario where Toyota's ideas about sharing a supplier could change.
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His dogged pursuit of hedge funds is said to have inspired the Showtime series "Billions," in which actor Paul Giamatti plays a cutthroat federal prosecutor.
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With experience in cutthroat rivalry, Brown and Miller-Keyes are more prepared than most for cattiness, drama, or whatever comes their way in the house.
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It even includes 12 months of McAfee Small Business Security to protect your most sensitive business information and data from hackers and cutthroat business rivals.
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Amazon's Basics microwave (with Alexa!) is no such bauble, and as silly a creation as it may appear, it's the company's cutthroat business as usual.
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Analysts said the deal would serve both brothers, allowing Jio to expand its footprint in India's cutthroat telecom sector, while allowing RCom to pare debt.
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The Lifestyle and Experience phases are only lightly integrated, and there's no way to alter your play style to make it more cooperative or cutthroat.
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Tech rivals known for their cutthroat competition are entering into novel partnerships for a reason that highlights the biggest need among tech customers: cloud storage.
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Stock trading has become increasingly cutthroat as firms including Goldman, Morgan Stanley and J.P. Morgan have been winning a larger share of a shrinking pie.
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While he praises that series' normalizing power, he notes that the pageant organizers intended to trade Drag Race's cutthroat competitiveness for a more universal tone.
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This is Hillary the cutthroat opportunist, the Janus-faced harpy, the sly Antoinette who wants to have her cake and let them eat it, too.
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Uber and Lyft reported quarterly financial results this week and indicated that their cutthroat competition to woo riders with coupons and other gambits is easing.
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According to Chopra, the movie will focus on Ma Anand Sheela, the Bhagwan's cutthroat top aide who basically ran the cult from behind the scenes.
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Iran has a cutthroat strategy in Syria with the sole purpose to turn the country into a permanent client state to serve its malign interests.
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The boom in hotels has created such cutthroat competition that room rates have dropped about 30 percent in three years, Mr. Stoss of Hilton estimated.
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"A decade ago, collectors would buy works straight out of your graduate school studio and there was a feeling of cutthroat competitiveness," Ms. Weiner said.
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But the episode showed Sandberg to be a cutthroat executive who will go to great lengths to protect Facebook from criticism and bury its enemies.
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But perhaps Flanagan's bigger accomplishment lies in nurturing and promoting the rising talent around her, a rare quality in the cutthroat world of elite sports.
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These threats are a clear sign that the country is ready to get cutthroat with Russian and American oil powers in order to win customers.
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Although convoluted reservation techniques and cutthroat competition for tables can make eating at a hot table feel like a privilege, restaurants exist to please customers.
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The havoc caused by stocking the park's lake for sport fishing ravaged ospreys, pelicans, bald eagles, grizzly bears and the lake's own native cutthroat trout.
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But a century later, in 1994, the introduced species turned up in Yellowstone Lake, which was already celebrated for its own native Yellowstone cutthroat trout.
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He has written the story of a passionate chef with a small restaurant near Union Square who struggles in the cutthroat New York restaurant scene.
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Uber has been one of the companies that drove the cutthroat competition in the ride-hailing industry, by spending heavily and slashing costs for passengers.
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Over the course of the day I spend with Kirman, he lets me in on what it takes to make it in the cutthroat industry.
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HKEX will have its challenges these days in cutthroat pitch meetings to land new issuers, but for now most roads to China run through it.
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The merger could prove transformative for the US wireless industry, which has witnessed cutthroat competition in recent years over everything from prices to customer contracts.
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Though Rice was unable to speak with PEOPLE, Devenanzio explained what is easily the most cutthroat decision he's ever made on reality TV. First off, congratulations!
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Gordon Ramsay is a cutthroat British chef known for his spirited appearances on shows such as Hell's Kitchen, Kitchen Nightmares, The F Word, and Hotel Hell.
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Apparently Loren, who is a cutthroat BFL (Bachelor fantasy league) competitor, also noticed that Rachel appears throughout the post-show "This season on The Bachelor…" roll.
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Bomer's Monroe navigates the cutthroat world of aging execs, enterprising ingenues and tireless paparazzi — all while clad in the stiff but timeless menswear of the '30s.
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The resulting settlement Friday requires the combined company to spin off customers and assets to create a fresh replacement for Sprint in the cutthroat wireless business.
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The embattled German bank reckons it can hold its own in this regional business with less, but that sounds like wishful thinking given the cutthroat competition.
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Whole Foods plans to slash prices on Wednesday, and that's a sign of the "cutthroat competitive landscape in food retailing," Moody's analyst Charlie O'Shea said Tuesday.
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For a few moments, all the Dan and Amy fans out there surely thought those two crazy, politically cutthroat kids were finally going to get together.
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The group was successful and cutthroat; it would meet often to jettison members who weren't carrying their weight, with one member ordered to deliver the blow.
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She now begins the equally (or maybe even more) perilous task of selecting a new cabinet to balance the competing interests in the cutthroat Conservative Party.
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At the start of season 7, Katya had been sober for only a year—a fact that only added to the intensity of the cutthroat competition.
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Now that this cutthroat race to an early engagement is getting serious, Ben needs to know more than who can wear a crop top the best.
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Those who do come to work for him often do not last long, burning out from a volatile, sometimes cutthroat environment exacerbated by tweets and subpoenas.
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The cutthroat firm, led by Paul Singer, has bought $1 billion worth of stock in Twitter and has nominated four directors to its eight-person board.
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Such negotiations are a higher-stakes, global version of the world he came up in, one of cutthroat real estate developers and shady businessmen and mobsters.
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As a means of reinstating the status quo, the company drafted CLCHPA with the intent of bankrupting third party vendors through the imposition of cutthroat regulations.
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It would be easy to rehash stereotypes about competitive dance as purely cutthroat and female adolescence (there's just one boy on the team) as purely harrowing.
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At first styled as resourceful during a time of poverty, Angel is later drawn to be selfish and cutthroat at the expense of those around her.
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In a reality version of the mockumentary "Best in Show," this documentary profiles dog lovers from all over the country who face off at cutthroat competitions.
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Until recent years, early each summer there were vast runs of spawning cutthroat trout up the tributaries of Yellowstone Lake — a high-fat feast for grizzlies.
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The monument's designation also protects over 66 miles of world-class waters, critical habitat to native Rio Grande Cutthroat Trout, providing enormous recreational and economic opportunities.
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There were stories that the front office culture Luhnow had created in Houston was not just cutthroat and paranoid, but increasingly high-handed and stridently amoral.
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Buy it here >>"Blue Ocean Strategy" argues that cutthroat competition results in nothing but a bloody red ocean of rivals fighting over a shrinking profit pool.
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We want to give them a challenging environment but not a cutthroat environment, and we don't see that in a lot of public schools in Los Angeles.
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They, like Wilmer Jennings, are blessed with capacious spaces, but they would be better served by exercising a more cutthroat editorial oversight on the shows they mount.
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There are a number of other reasons, including the skyrocketing cost of living in the Bay Area and the cutthroat competition for talent among top tech companies.
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If anyone had a right to cutthroat radical politics, red in tooth and claw that justified all means in service to its ends, it would be her.
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Alphabet, which previously invested in Uber in 2013, now owns significant chunks of both companies, whose cutthroat rivalry has been well documented over the past few years.
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People like Stine are fixers, guides to the cutthroat land of Amazon, who are willing to give their assistance to the desperate — for a price, of course.
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Also, Marina confusingly suggests to cutthroat Carla, whose life may be ruined by the release of the watch's information, that she is in possession of the watch.
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I learned to navigate a pretty cutthroat business, because I had to deal with police, with Hell's Angels, so there was a bit of a learning curve.
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I was told this at 10 PM the night before, but the competitive nature of the industry has led me to believe this cutthroat approach is acceptable.
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Even though sales growth fell from a 90% year-on-year pace in the first quarter to a 64% increase in the third quarter, competition remains cutthroat.
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For Trump, it has meant devising and weathering ruthless competition with business rivals as greedy and cutthroat as anyone he's likely to meet at a summit conference.
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Facing cutthroat competition in the crowded British market, The Independent in London, which started in the 1980s to shake up the media establishment, went digital this year.
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The big job hit, he said, was to medium and small manufacturers who, in the cutthroat global competition that erupted after big trade agreements, failed to compete.
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She said that unless the cutthroat culture at local gyms that instills fear in young gymnasts subsides, the athletes would remain vulnerable to all types of mistreatment.
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With shoulder-padded suit jackets, short pleated skirts and knee socks and tights, the Heathers dress as 1980s high school students may imagine a cutthroat businesswoman would.
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Read The Ringer's Alyssa Bereznak on the cutthroat online communities dedicated to monitoring celebrity photoshop fails, and my colleague Kevin Roose on the rise of "deepfake" videos.
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The dread here comes from the naturally cutthroat capacity of humankind, as borne out by a group of real estate employees whose livelihoods are on the line.
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For Varner, and for millions of viewers, the message was clear: Survivor might be a cutthroat game, but he had still managed to cross an unacceptable line.
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Josh cast futilely for native Bonneville cutthroat and I fell asleep to the sound of warblers — eventually awakened not by my children, but by a wild turkey.
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Former employees described a "cutthroat culture" in which bosses demanded long hours with little paid time off or overtime and where employees were regularly berated on Slack.
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For example, growing travel company Away recently made headlines after they replaced their CEO when it was discovered that she was cultivating a toxic, "cutthroat" company culture.
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"Clinton — a cutthroat politician by any account — has never forgotten this perceived slight," said Gabbard's suit, which also names the congresswoman's presidential campaign committee as a plaintiff.
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In Father Hamel's case, it was vivid - and the method of killing, his throat was cut, a signature of the assassin (for which a synonym is "cutthroat").
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The business can be cutthroat, he said, and he has little time for teams who try to play one service off another to get a better deal.
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This French tax revenue is spent on programs — universal health care, lengthy paid maternity leave, unemployment benefits — designed to render society more cohesive and capitalism less cutthroat.
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Learning how to run and grow a company in a very cutthroat space required us to learn a lot of really important lessons that have been very beneficial.
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The chef is not delicate when it comes to working his way around a kitchen — and to good cause, because his cutthroat nature often leads to tangible results.
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It trades the cutthroat "I'm not here to make friends" attitude of our cooking competitions for a sense of support and camaraderie as bakers help each other succeed.
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That's the strategy that Spin, the scooter startup bought by Ford for $100 million in 2018, has adopted as it fights for footing in the cutthroat micromobility industry.
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The U.S. e-commerce titan pushed into Singapore in 2017 with two-hour deliveries, but has yet to tackle larger and faster-growing markets in the cutthroat region.
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"Particularly in high-octane, cutthroat environments, there's clearly a strategic disadvantage if you're off for three months and everyone else is working on the big deal," Clark said.
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But, on a deeper level, the moment reminds us no matter how much viewers may hope UnReal will punish Rachel for her endless cutthroat behavior, it never will.
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As the world's largest ecommerce marketplace, Amazon has become ground zero for cutthroat tactics in achieving greater product visibility—among which fake reviews are a well-worn method.
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Mario Cuomo was a lovable could-have-been-a-contender who was guided by principle; Andrew Cuomo is a cutthroat pol whose enemy's enemy is always his friend.
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As mercenary cutthroat Bronn, Flynn lied, cheated, and stole his way to wealth and stature—not that we're making any sort of comparison to what's going on here.
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The online grocery market has been one of the most cutthroat fronts of that battle, especially since Amazon took over Whole Foods in a blockbuster deal this summer.
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The plot of Showtime's "House of Lies" follows a team of rapaciously cutthroat management consultants, led by Cheadle's Kaan, who lie and cheat their way to big paydays.
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Every VC learned the trade at some point, and the sort of win-win-win situation that networks offer is extraordinarily valuable in the otherwise cutthroat venture industry.
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Critics forecast his quiet presence would struggle to engage the top bosses of overseas clients to win deals and retain existing clients in the cutthroat Indian outsourcing industry.
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Ellis Grey from "Grey's Anatomy" was an overbearing and cutthroat workaholic who was responsible for most of the emotional baggage that Meredith should be dealing with in therapy.
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Along with its Me Too-appropriate story line, the show also seems like it will portray the competitive and cutthroat business of morning news with candor and humor.
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Instead, it seems more poised to be remembered as an unruly wild child of Off Off Broadway, an approachable haven from the cutthroat world of New York theater.
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And a cutthroat bidding process for the rights to sell trees in New York parks has some sellers paying the city more than $25,000 in fees every December.
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Why this matters: The scheme, unveiled by federal prosecutors on Tuesday, showed the lengths that some parents will go to and underscored how cutthroat college admissions have become.
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As Mr. Mugabe has grown visibly weaker, talk of his death has dominated the private conversations of the governing class, leading to some cutthroat maneuvering for the endgame.
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It is an industry full of idealist workers scrambling to cobble together a living at publications owned by a shifting group of cutthroat capitalists and incompetent rich dilettantes.
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But analysts here saw something different: a protest that was really about cutthroat, secular-dominated domestic politics, and an attempt to strike a blow at President Joko Widodo.
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It even offered upstate generators subsidies similar to those available to renewable energy generators, to help them survive the cutthroat competition against cheap power fueled by natural gas.
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While I think it's dumb, there's no reason Lori shouldn't profit off the sale of her own property, which is, after all, the cutthroat moral of Monopoly itself.
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Mature food delivery markets in the United States and across Western Europe paint a grim picture of cutthroat competition between companies, which in turn hinders their overall profitability.
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From facilitating a toxic, cutthroat culture to paying millions in company dollars for an unnecessary private jet, Away and WeWork's situations proved standards for startup CEOs has shifted.
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That means five of the state's eight seats will be getting national attention this year, making Minnesota one of the most competitive states in a cutthroat election cycle.
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What starts out as a friendly game becomes more cutthroat as it goes along, and the children soon learn that even a snowball war can have serious, sobering consequences.
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Debuting on Apple's new streaming service, the comedy-drama cites journalist Brian Selter's nonfiction book, Top of the Morning: Inside the Cutthroat World of Morning TV., as source material.
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Now it is pushing overseas to keep up that growth and absorb a bumper order of more than 1003 planes: no easy task in a cutthroat southeast Asian market.
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But even then, the IEA considers a scenario in which "cutthroat competition" keeps global markets swimming in too much coal, putting a lid on prices and extending the crisis.
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After a summer of teasing foodies and fans, Cutthroat Kitchen and Iron Chef Gauntlet host Alton Brown has officially announced the return of the critically acclaimed series Good Eats.
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Women who've gone from total obscurity growing up in north London with theatre director parents to the cutthroat entertainment industries they've arrived in via raw talent and girl graft.
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Didi's acquisition of Uber's Chinese business last month ended a cutthroat battle there, allowing the San Francisco-based company to redirect its efforts at challenging homegrown Indian competitor Ola.
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And WIEIAD videos are no exception—they're subject to this cutthroat cult of vegans who sip the haterade while reacting, in real time, to other vloggers' diet log videos.
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As Shapiro, UnReal co-creator Marti Noxon, Appleby, and Zimmer have all said explicitly, Quinn and Rachel are the kind of cutthroat antiheroes we're used to seeing men play.
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Then there is the Kim Jong Un who remains hard to untangle: He harbors a reputation for being cutthroat against those who cross him — even his own family members.
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When I brought it to the net, I saw it was a gorgeous, copper-colored Westslope cutthroat trout, one of just a few species native to the Big Blackfoot.
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The Yahoo purchase carries risks for Verizon, which is well known for its wireless phone and internet services but has little experience in the cutthroat business of digital content.
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"The price competition has turned out to be much more cutthroat than anyone expected," said Larry Levitt, an executive with the Kaiser Family Foundation, which closely tracks the law.
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They described a situation where, to carry out the quick turnarounds, contractors on Rev face cutthroat competition for good-quality audio and lose sleep to make the tight deadlines.
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Separately, our review of the latest hacked emails found that they portray Chelsea Clinton as devoted to her parents and being confronted with the cutthroat world surrounding her family.
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We have learned that a human branding machine who grew up in the shadows and spotlight of New York City's cutthroat media knows intuitively how to exploit that media.
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A picture of the future: These stores are examples of an expanding battleground among China's cutthroat tech giants, and petri-dishes of the future of business around the world.
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The bill would gut consumer protections and unleash the same cutthroat, predatory financial forces that ruined the livelihoods of countless families and small businesses and caused the Great Recession.
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Founder and owner, Airtight ConceptsThe ways I've felt different: Being an immigrant and a woman of color in the cutthroat NY market has held me back for some time.
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Felt, of course, kept his identity secret for decades, and Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein typically presented Deep Throat's motives as somewhat more high-minded than cutthroat bureaucratic warfare.
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In total, around 30,000 North Koreans have made it to the South, where they are welcomed with free housing, inexpensive medical care and training for the cutthroat job market.
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Cooking competitions can be cutthroat, but this spinoff of Gordon Ramsay's MasterChef, which itself is a spinoff of a British TV show, will expand your heart and your appetite.
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In the film, the director Sidney Lumet coaxed performances of natural surrealism from his cast, suggesting how its characters were all shaped and warped by an industry's cutthroat superficiality.
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District Attorney Samantha Reyes (Michelle Hurd), who appeared on Jessica Jones, is introduced in Daredevil season two as a cutthroat, corrupt attorney with her eye on the mayor's office.
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In today's world where the intersection of politics and media is increasingly prevalent, 'Succession' presents an especially piercing look behind the curtain of this elite, influential, and cutthroat community.
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Playing Hollywood icons Joan Crawford and Bette Davis, Lange and Sarandon recreate the cutthroat drama that went on behind the scenes of Robert Aldrich's Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?
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A FAMILY MAN A cutthroat headhunter (Gerard Butler) who's competing with a colleague (Alison Brie) for a promotion finds his ambitions threatened when his son receives a cancer diagnosis.
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Given the cutthroat nature of the market for academic jobs, with its well-known oversupply of Ph.D.s and undersupply of permanent positions, this outcome had been far from guaranteed.
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And Rebecca Ungarino talked to six up-and-coming financial advisers at Morgan Stanley, Wells Fargo, and Merrill Lynch who are managing big money and navigating a cutthroat industry.
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The 99-cent store with the bright red awning cannot compete with the cutthroat pricing or huge selection at the two Dollar Tree outposts in its poor Brooklyn neighborhood.
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The investigation cited 14 former employees who described a "cutthroat culture" at the company, in which Korey demanded workers work almost constantly and pressured them against taking time off.
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Some observers complain that incentives to publish have a distorting effect, causing scientists to oversell data; a cutthroat culture sometimes leads researchers to publish intentionally incomplete or vague protocols.
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So, it was really fascinating to watch someone who was otherwise a very aggressive Monopoly player change his play style because there's really no motivation for a cutthroat game.
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But the bears are already struggling, threatened by declines in important foods like white-bark pine and Yellowstone cutthroat trout, as well as by their isolation from other grizzly populations.
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And of course to be able to live a little vicariously, and be cutthroat and be a bit of a bitch, a cold icy bitch – it's really fun to play.
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That inflation has been so persistently low despite economic growth and low unemployment is something of an economic mystery — everything from Amazon to cutthroat price competition between cell phone providers.
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For Ken McElrath, the chief executive and founder of Skuid, the benefits of launching a business outside the cutthroat competitive environment of Silicon Valley was too good to pass up.
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Definers Public Affairs is "an outfit of elite GOP operatives" specializing in opposition research — a cutthroat dark art that's the norm in politics but anomalous in virtue-conscious Silicon Valley.
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The unscripted series, scheduled vaguely for spring, follows the creators of new apps as they seek the funding and guidance needed to succeed in the cutthroat world of modern tech.
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" The Pope said he often thinks about his grandparents, migrants from Italy who moved to Argentina, and how they would have fared in today's cutthroat world and "culture of waste.
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Obviously, there is a spectrum here from lethargic monopoly to cutthroat competition that causes more problems than it's worth (environmental damage in the hopes of cutting costs, fraud, deceit, etc.).
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And now, Lauren Weisberger is back with another love-to-hate-'em villain in her upcoming novel, The Singles Game, which revolves around the glamorous, cutthroat world of competitive tennis.
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The store may be great at selling books at cutthroat prices, but it's been famously not so great at getting people to buy things they weren't already inclined to buy.
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Chosen first over all in the 1998 draft, Manning appeared to be groomed not only as a pro quarterback, but also as the face of an intense and cutthroat league.
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Singapore is well known as a foodie's paradise, with its rich tradition of multi-cultural street treats, but cutthroat competition has food and beverage operators constantly vying for customers' attention.
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Playing with stock genres — including elements of gangster noir, futuristic dystopia and cutthroat boardroom intrigue — has given Mr. Braxton the chance to explore ideas regarding cultural progress (or lack thereof).
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Subscribe here to read our feature: Satya Nadella employed a 'growth mindset' to overhaul Microsoft's cutthroat culture and turn it into a trillion-dollar company — here's how he did it
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As a product of Hong Kong's cutthroat education system, I used to share the belief that concerns about mental health were just an excuse to get out of school work.
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In the cutthroat world of real estate, WeWork drew envy and admiration as it built an empire of sleek work spaces for freelancers, start-ups and Fortune 500 companies alike.
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In the cutthroat world of real estate, WeWork drew envy and admiration as it built an empire of sleek work spaces for freelancers, start-ups and Fortune 500 companies alike.
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Longer term, technological advancements will also be a way for energy companies to stand out in a cutthroat industry, said Rebecca Fitz, senior director at BCG's Center for Energy Impact.
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At 73, his role as the cutthroat and arrogant media mogul who refuses to step down from his role as CEO of his company should earn Cox his first win.
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In one job, I had to manage a cutthroat cast of characters desperate for TV time, totally unprepared for their ... jobs, and each week afraid of having their asses fired.
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Some wondered why an online luggage retailer seemed to espouse the kind of cutthroat company culture and demanding work-life imbalance that have historically been more common in Silicon Valley.
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MNG, which is also known as Digital First Media and is mostly owned by the New York hedge fund Alden Capital, has earned a reputation as a cutthroat newspaper owner.
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"It's nothing new to have cutthroat factions at the staff level working to advance one agenda versus another but those arguments ultimately get settled by the president," Mr. Johnson said.
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The legislation's advocates believe the SBJSA would support small businesses — including artists, galleries, and nonprofits — who struggle to compete with the high rent prices of a cutthroat real estate market.
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Director Barry Avrich presents BLURRED LINES: INSIDE THE ART WORLD (2017), which lifts the curtain on the provocative contemporary art scene, a glamorous and cutthroat game of genius versus commerce.
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Conservation biologists are working hard to repopulate Utah's state fish, the Bonneville cutthroat trout, by transporting their eggs to a local hatchery, improving their survival rate as the hatchlings mature.
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While he'll remain on the board of directors, Kalanick's departure comes after months, if not years, of reports of a toxic workplace culture, cutthroat business tactics, and the occasional public embarrassment.
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The tech giants have suffered a variety of scandals and negative press in the last couple of years, making retention harder in the notoriously cutthroat competition for talent in Silicon Valley.
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His death sets the tone for the rest of the season, shaping the cutthroat school election and life decisions made by the show's main protagonist, the hypercompetitive Payton Hobart (Ben Platt).
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Last Sunday, DiCaprio invited Baby Driver star Ansel Elgort,24, for some cutthroat fun in the sun, as the duo seemed to go all out for an intense match among friends.
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CNN reporter Brian Stelter's book Top of the Morning: Inside the Cutthroat World of Morning TV will serve as research material and background for the show, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Over the course of its sophomore season, UnReal — the award-winning, darkly satirical Lifetime series that explores the cutthroat underbelly of a reality dating show — has added race to its purview.
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The cutthroat rivalry between automakers and software companies started when Alphabet's Google presented a prototype autonomous vehicle in 255.5, leading analysts and industry executives to fear a so-called Nokia moment.
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Based on journalist Brian Stelter's book Top of the Morning: Inside the Cutthroat World of Morning TV, the show will follow the dynamics and drama involved with producing a morning show.
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For the $15 billion express-delivery outfit, the new funds will be a welcome boost as it attempts to fend off rivals and battles rising labour costs in a cutthroat industry.
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Healthy competition is one thing, but lean in to Libra's fair-minded ways, instead of crossing into cutthroat terrain, especially when Mars and Pluto make an exact connection on the 18th.
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Based on journalist Brian Stelter's book Top of the Morning: Inside the Cutthroat World of Morning TV, the show will follow the dynamics and drama involved with producing a morning show.
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I particularly like the game Civilization Revolution for its goofy graphics and sound effects, and the fact that you can beat it in like 15 turns if you're cutthroat and lucky.
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"Because India is a very open market, it's cutthroat," says Abhijit "Bobby" Bose, co-founder and CEO of Indian mobile payments provider Ezetap, which turns smartphones into point-of-sale devices.
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As Mr. Mugabe has grown visibly weaker in the past year, talk of his death dominates the private conversations of the governing class, leading to some cutthroat maneuvering for the endgame.
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But the key difference between 85033, when Democrats lost more than 60 seats, and last week's election is that — and this isn't a good thing — we're all more cynical and cutthroat.
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Buy it here >>The story of the rapid rise and precipitous fall of Uber, under the sway of a cutthroat CEO whose out-sized ambitions almost destroyed the company he founded.
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Through works like his recent TV drama "Yellowstone" and last year's "Wind River," the writer, director and actor Taylor Sheridan has told cutthroat stories using vast, picturesque landscapes around the country.
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It's a revelatory, detail-rich and often breathless examination of a cutthroat world where the demanding clients include billionaires and celebrity brides but the cooking conditions resemble a mobile Army hospital.
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"It was sort of like 'Glengarry Glen Ross,'" said Don Jolly, who worked at the call center in 22014, invoking the name of David Mamet's drama of cutthroat real estate salesmen.
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So it goes for Ella Warren, a freelance celebrity spy for an imperiled Hollywood scandal rag that pits its stringers against one another in a cutthroat competition to deliver the dirt.
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That might seem unfair, but it helps to remember that this was the cutthroat world of New York City ad agencies in the 1980s, and it was every doodler for themselves.
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The plot unrolls like a military campaign seen from above on a strategy map, with the ensemble divided into armies representing the haughty rich, the cutthroat military and the impoverished descamisados.
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Several influential critics expressed concerns — which, in the cutthroat world of opera, where productions must be planned years in advance on the strength of a singer's reputation, can take a toll.
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The competition for places at selective high schools in New York is now so cutthroat that a tutor expects a parent to be pleased at being offered the chance to cheat.
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Once considered a viable alternative to the cutthroat attitude of New York City, Los Angeles is now an art market force of its own, and an increasingly tenuous and competitive homestead.
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The prospect of the United States, which for all its flaws is the linchpin of the modern global system, working according to the same cutthroat rules, is no comfort to him.
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Follow their journey, and see how this group of young talent makes it in the cutthroat industry on Growing Up Supermodel when it premieres on Lifetime at 10pm EST on August 15th.
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In a place where some residents meet every morning for coffee at the Cutthroat Cafe while others seclude themselves in the mountains, people said Mr. Wirth seemed to fit the second description.
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The tweets were notable both for their supportive nature in a cutthroat industry and on a social media platform known more and more for bullying and hate speech than expressions of solidarity.
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The two Democrats are now engaged in a feud so nasty, petty and prolonged that even in the cutthroat politics of New York, few can remember ever seeing anything quite like it.
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Emphasizing top pay for top performance and generous severance for those who don't make the cut, Netflix's company culture is characterized by a cutthroat mentality that only works for the highest achievers.
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Their products have been replicated time after time in this cutthroat industry, they're quick to note, and they say they are concerned about tipping off competitors with much talk of future plans.
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After losing her business partner, she immediately steps into the range of fire at the law firm she helped build, attempting to rise above the cutthroat backstabbing and keep the business going.
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Battling White Walkers in Westeros may seem tough, but for Rose Leslie, it was easier to face epic fights at the Wall than to deal with the cutthroat world of Chicago law.
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Speaking of new additions to classic Food Network shows, Iron Chef America finally returns in May and joining Chairman Mark Dacascos and host Alton Brown will be Cutthroat Kitchen regular Jet Tila.
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Chris Christie, then still the governor of New Jersey, had been pushed aside, according to him, by Kushner and Steve Bannon, his opponents in the cutthroat early rivalries of the Trump administration.
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From the cutthroat mom who will do anything to keep her kid on top to the dad with a history of abuse, anyone could be a killer — and anyone could be killed.
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More tangibly, it stems from his business past: Navigating the notoriously cutthroat, mob-ridden, and litigious world of New York real estate, he naturally came to value personal allegiance above all else.
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Anatomy of a Scene In Nicolas Winding Refn's dark drama "The Neon Demon," a young woman (Elle Fanning) has dreams of becoming a model in the cutthroat fashion world in Los Angeles.
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" YOU, " created by Greg Berlanti and Sera Gamble, hits its strongest notes as a satire of a cutthroat literary Manhattan in which social climbers judge one another by their covers, often literally.
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"In my experience, it's a really cutthroat community to be a part of if you don't come here with something already guaranteed or a pre-established network of resources," she told CNN.
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Here's something you should know about me: I'm a perfectionist by nature, and I have some serious people-pleasing tendencies — which is an incredibly dangerous combination in a cutthroat industry like modeling.
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Admission to a Tier 1 university is key to finding employment in China's overcrowded white-collar job market, which in turn is essential for finding a spouse within its cutthroat marriage market.
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You could argue that the most remarkable thing about Bubby's is its ability to survive New York City's cutthroat restaurant marketplace, where 80 percent of restaurants close within five years of opening.
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Shot documentary-style and inspired by articles based on the memoirs of a real-life gangster, the series chronicles the decades-long infighting among cutthroat gangs in Hiroshima after the nuclear bombing.
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In technology, financial services and other industries where competition for talent is especially cutthroat, it's like an arms race to provide the best parental leave benefits for fathers as well as mothers.
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SAN FRANCISCO — The only thing changing faster than who is winning the race in the cutthroat world of ride hailing are the shifting behind-the-scenes allegiances between those companies and investors.
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PIMP Keke Palmer, in what has to count as a huge about-face from her star-making role in "Akeelah and the Bee," plays a pimp who rises in a cutthroat world.
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He fobbed off business to competitors, an unusual practice in the cutthroat world of Kathmandu tanker men, and even sounded out a mechanic about converting a flatbed truck into a new tanker.
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The proposed deal would have created one of France's largest telecom operators as the industry faces a cutthroat price war that has pitted Orange against upstart rivals like Iliad and Numericable-SFR.
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At this rate of battle royale expansion, it feels like we could all be playing a cutthroat winner-takes-all mode for tranquil farming simulation Stardew Valley before the year is out.
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WASHINGTON — In the annals of cutthroat Washington politics, it would be hard to find a cabinet secretary left abandoned and humiliated in the way President Trump has left Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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Punk was the single most vocal critic of WWE's business in recent times, and a rare voice speaking from a position of pure burnout about the cutthroat way the federation does business.
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Yet rather than fighting and turning the experience into a cutthroat competition, the bakers work together, become BFFs, and cheer each other on, and you will cry over their bond at least once.
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It's a declaration, and one the company outlined Tuesday in a blog post on Medium, that lies in contrast with a budding and cutthroat industry often described as being in a frantic race.
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For 16 years, tech-savvy teens have convened at the Microsoft Office Specialist World Championship, an annual cutthroat competition that gathers the best and brightest Microsoft Office whiz kids from around the globe.
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Australia's A$26 billion ($3.13 billion) brick-and-mortar retailers have been struggling amid cutthroat competition and as relentless price discounts fail to entice customers facing paltry wage growth and mountains of debt.
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The series spins off one of Suits' most popular characters — Gina Torres's Jessica Pearson — and sends her into the cutthroat world of Chicago politics, where she takes a job working for the mayor.
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THE LITTLE FOXES Both Laura Linney and Cynthia Nixon will play the scheming and ruthless Regina Hubbard Gibbons in a revival of Lillian Hellman's 228 drama about cutthroat Southern aristocrats in 225 Alabama.
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Indian mobile operators are bracing for tough competition in an already cutthroat market as Reliance Jio, the telecoms unit of conglomerate Reliance Industries, plans to launch nationwide 4G broadband services later this year.
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Grizzly numbers rebounded despite declines in some of their key food sources, including cutthroat trout and the nuts of whitebark pine, a high-elevation tree devastated by bark beetles and an invasive fungus.
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They stomped all over the competition (and some hearts) to get the prized columnist job, or cover story, or even just some basic respect in an industry that's so often portrayed as cutthroat.
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As the leader of the Anglo-Australian mining giant's iron ore operations in China, Mr. Hu was on the front lines of cutthroat negotiations over pricing of a major ingredient in steel production.
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There is a long tradition that assumes that virtues are a hindrance when it comes to political influence, that in the cutthroat world of politics, it is the ruthless and manipulative who prevail.
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Shonda Rhimes's Scandal was known for presenting its heroine Olivia Pope (Kerry Washington) as someone who's unapologetically herself, flaws and all, but also the toughest person in the cutthroat world of Washington politics.
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Businesses with cutthroat competition like supermarkets or the airlines ... tend to have really terrible margins," while a company with little competition such as Microsoft has margins that "some people think are downright obese.
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Competition for all homes in general was particularly cutthroat in some areas, especially in Western markets like San Francisco and other California cities, along with parts of Texas and Colorado, according to Realtor.
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Sunday Routine In basketball, even LeBron James gets to miss a shot once in a while, but in the cutthroat world of middle-school spelling bees, one mistake can mean you're out. Rheology?
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It certainly helps that Germaine (most recently seen as a cutthroat aide in Netflix's "The Politician") is so ridiculously charming in the role that Abby falling for him feels more inevitable than anything.
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Srini V., Toronto Cutthroat competition is a hard reality for cities There can be no doubt that Amazon's decision to not locate in New York City is an economic blow to the region.
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However, the hard reality that most municipalities have to deal with is that luring economic development, and the revenues that follow, is a cutthroat competition which pits one city or region against another.
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" Mr. Zinke (pronounced ZINK-ee) spent his childhood fishing cutthroat trout from Good Creek with his stepfather, John Petersen, and hitching joy rides on train car ladders, a habit he called "hooky bobbing.
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It's part of an effort to stock Utah's popular fisheries with trout—varieties such as brook, rainbow, splake, and tiger trout during the summer, and cutthroat trout and arctic grayling in the fall.
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Victory's owner, Tony Brummel (who'd come to be known as Tony Victory), was gaining a reputation as a cutthroat businessman, while also peddling music by bands that had testosterone seeping out the ears.
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" Speaking about the film's period setting and subject matter, Allen correctly noted that the major film studios dominated Hollywood in the '30s and that it was a very "dog-eat-dog, cutthroat world.
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TECHNOLOGY INTERLOPERS The cutthroat rivalry between automakers and software companies started when Alphabet Inc's Google presented a prototype autonomous vehicle in 255.5, leading analysts and industry executives to fear a so-called Nokia moment.
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SM: First, I will say that the hardware community is extremely helpful and collaborative, unlike the world of enterprise software, which is pretty cutthroat and where people are more closed off to helping others.
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The ride-share giant's recent exit from the cutthroat Chinese market should help, but it may still lose $210 billion in EBITDA this year, according to figures reported by The Information on Dec. 21.6.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Competition is cutthroat among Japan's thousands of pop idol wannabes, but a unique concept is winning fame for a band of "chubby" girls deploying their cheeky cuteness to combat prejudices against obesity.
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STEM toys represent a tiny part of the billion-dollar global toy market, but it's a fast-growing niche that appeals to parents looking to supplement traditional schooling or compete in cutthroat learning environments.
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But for the sake of this review, we went waist-deep to cross it so we could access what appeared (and proved) to be a largely untouched hole filled with remarkably healthy cutthroat trout.
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He was smarter when he signed up for "Cutthroat Kitchen," a Food Network competition in which contestants force one another to cook on a giant spiderweb or with potato mashers taped to their hands.
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During my visit, pastry chef Catt Rolland—who is due to appear on an upcoming episode of Cutthroat Kitchen—brings me a massive mixed berry and white chocolate bread pudding doused in praline sauce.
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He now runs L.A. restaurants Wolf and Beefsteak, and competed on Iron Chef and Cutthroat Kitchen, but despite a return on Top Chef All-Stars, he's yet to take home the show's top prize.
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And for me, to be able to do genuinely good food without the cutthroat environment of New York or Tel Aviv, it means I can have a family and still work as a chef.
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They aim to fill what they see as a moral vacuum left by attacks on traditional values over the past century, especially under Mao, and the nation's embrace of a cutthroat form of capitalism.
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"Kings of War" takes the home-viewing pleasures associated with serial television portraits of cutthroat schemers, like those in "House of Cards" and "The Sopranos," and magnifies them to the proportions of grand opera.
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They both had their moments and they both showed their true colors at one point or another — Clinton, the shrewd and seasoned politician and Trump, the cutthroat businessman with a never say die attitude.
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But he could not protect the governor from the political ramifications of the scandal, which revealed a cutthroat reward-and-punish style of politics that played a part in torpedoing Mr. Christie's presidential hopes.
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That&aposs exactly what happened to former employees of the luggage startup Away, according to a new investigation by The Verge, which cites 14 former employees who describe a "cutthroat culture" in the office.
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A few seconds later, Laura Jane Grace burns through a 30-second blast of level-puncturing hardcore about an estrogen-addled limp dick that is sonically and lyrically more cutthroat than most Against Me!
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The Art of Teamwork also fits nicely into Microsoft&aposs ongoing company-culture change led by CEO Satya Nadella, and its efforts to be seen as an employer that&aposs more collaborative than cutthroat.
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Steve Ballmer's Microsoft was legendarily a fairly cutthroat sort of place, with stack ranking an important part of employee evaluations, lots of empire building and working in silos, and little collaboration between major units.
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But he was also clear that TV companies are in a cutthroat business, and that companies like Vizio would have to charge higher prices for hardware if they didn't run content, advertising, and data businesses.
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A widely hailed policy paper published earlier this year in the Journal of Antitrust Enforcement lays out an argument that, under the right circumstances, could let companies like Quidsi sue Amazon for cutthroat price competition.
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Wall Street, Glengarry Glen Ross, and The Wolf of Wall Street, which begins in the exact year Pose takes place, have all frozen the pinstripe-suited, cutthroat, hair-slicked business culture of the era forever.
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While both expanded the real estate businesses their fathers built, Kushner has kept a relatively low-profile despite amassing billions of dollars in properties over his decade in the cutthroat New York real estate market.
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It builds on CNN anchor Brian Stelter's 2013 book "Top of the Morning: Inside the Cutthroat World of Morning TV." Apple introduced Apple TV+, its video subscription service, at its "show time" event in March.
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Roy Jones Jr. says he's super stoked his kid is an elite athlete ... and even happier it's not in boxing ... 'cause according to Roy the sweet science is too dangerous and cutthroat for his boy.
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The political landscape that lies before us next year will require a president who has the capacity to be a cutthroat negotiator, a quiet friend, a forgiving enemy, a turncoat, and a detail-obsessed wonk.
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The series is based on Brian Stelter's Top of the Morning: Inside the Cutthroat World of Morning TV and will explore – you guessed it – the behind-the-scenes goings-on at a morning television show.
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By all accounts, the three siblings are very close and have formed a bond over their father's lessons in cutthroat competition — something they shared a laugh over during a 2004 interview with New York magazine.
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That market shrank by more than a fifth in the first quarter, though, according to shipment figures from research outfit Canalys, while cutthroat competition from local rivals like Huawei and Oppo means razor-thin margins.
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" Read another away, the image is also a hint of the cutthroat corporate world to come, "the rat race in which no one can ever emerge as a winner but everyone is a potential loser.
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Another case involves cutthroat back-room deal making: Mr. Netanyahu was recorded seeking favorable coverage from a newspaper publisher in exchange for curtailing the circulation of a free competitor that is considered supportive of him.
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But veterans of Ukraine's cutthroat politics say Mr. Lutsenko's outreach to Mr. Trump's inner circle was a clear attempt to win favor with a powerful ally at a time his own political future looked uncertain.
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This is especially true for black women, who are often left to succeed, or fail, on their own, thwarted, sometimes, even by other female colleagues in the cutthroat, largely white and male sports media world.
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Anyone can offer cutthroat shipping promotions if they have the stomach (and shareholders!) willing to absorb the costs, but excluding the likes of Apple, no one in retail can match the content ecosystem of Prime.
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UL unveiled on Wednesday a new head of its Indonesian operations in a market where the online taxi company faces cutthroat competition, regulatory uncertainty and a reported U.S. probe into whether it broke bribery laws.
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While the bros think a beautiful young woman like Fallon is a stewardess who can barely grasp their high-minded business chatter, the cutthroat energy mogul is already planning a corporate takeover strategy in her mind.
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Unless a company is willing to keep up with the cutthroat business of tracking fleeting teenage obsessions (like Five Below) — or can offer an aspirational lifestyle like Brandy Melville — it's going to have some problems. (Fortune)
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Just like the old-guard editors and publishing companies that they once defined themselves against, these new imprints promise to anoint fledgling authors with legitimacy and give them an edge in a flooded and cutthroat marketplace.
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"While the film embroils Max and the mogul in pursuit of the same beautiful teacher (Olivia Williams), it's a particular treat for its skewed, hilarious memories of a cutthroat boyhood," Janet Maslin wrote in The Times.
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Bullock is a man who's channeled his rage toward the more useful purpose of helping keep the peace, while Swearengen inverts that type — he's hidden his fundamental sweetness in the name of being a cutthroat bastard.
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In the NFL's current cutthroat quarterback market, he may not end up being the long-term solution in Denver, but the fact that he's had this much success so fast is a feat in its own.
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Deezer Raises $109 Million After Postponing I.P.O. | The music streaming company's latest fundraising comes amid growing cutthroat competition from rivals like Spotify and Apple Music, which also are eagerly signing up new subscribers around the globe.
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A 1990 product comparison in InfoWorld highlighted how cutthroat the competition between FreeHand and Illustrator had become—the two applications received equal reviews, but FreeHand was clearly given the upper hand from a pure usability standpoint.
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Monopoly (or should I say Man-opoly?), as a game that was once about utopian cooperation and is now about worshipping the cutthroat nature of capitalism, is probably better aligned with the values of the Empire.
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The film, directed by John Goldschmidt, is "Dough" and gives us Nat (Jonathan Pryce), whose kosher London bakery is struggling and facing a hostile takeover bid from a cutthroat developer who wants to tear it down.
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Earlier this month, Uber did something similar in Russia, abandoning cutthroat competition with local rival Yandex in favor of 37 percent ownership in a new combined service, a stake initially valued at well over $1 billion.
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A foreign agency, exploiting Wikileaks and a cutthroat media marketplace, appears to be carefully planning and timing a high-stakes political campaign in the United States that could escalate next week, next fall, or next time.
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The video switches back and forth between two screens, so the monotonous artificial sound of the cutthroat battle is disturbed by the technicians' comments about their work rather than that of the commentators regarding the match.
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And, more recently, he blamed a corrosive and cutthroat culture in Washington — not his own administration's lack of vetting — for the derailment of White House physician Ronny Jackson's nomination to run the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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"The way Uber operates, it makes me very distrustful," said Janice Fine, a professor of labor studies at Rutgers University and a former labor organizer, alluding to the company's sometimes cutthroat posture toward rivals and regulators.
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Opinion: The simple way the Carters live As politics becomes more cutthroat and politicians more money hungry, former President Jimmy Carter has become a moral beacon in the Democratic Party, writes CNN contributor Kate Andersen Brower.
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The key to BlackBerry's success: a transition from the cutthroat business of selling hardware to the far more lucrative world of software -- particularly cybersecurity and the so-called Internet of Things for connected devices like cars.
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With an expansive network of pricey college preparation courses and counselors at their disposal, wealthy students find themselves with a leg up in the increasingly cutthroat competition for the limited slots at the most prestigious universities.
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I can imagine a world where Mr. Robot consists entirely of Darlene wreaking havoc, Angela climbing the cutthroat corporate ladder, and Dom just one step behind them both, and I can't say I'm seeing any downside.
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Melding opulent symphonic orchestrations, the drive of contemporary pop and the occasional swing of big-band jazz, he created a portfolio of scores meant to suggest a thrilling arena of brave, athletic men in cutthroat physical competition.
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But as Morgan Stanley's gentlemanly mystique gave way to new regulations and cutthroat competition, Mr. Baldwin liked to remind them that he had worked his way through Princeton, and that his grandfather had been a railway conductor.
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Salsa Cutthroat Carbon 3 for $2,879 ($224 off): This looks like the plushest long-distance gravel ride ever, with Salsa's signature speedy-mountain-bike geometry, comfortable drop handlebars, a motion-damping front fork, and so much more.
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But at least its story's premise has a whiff of welp-I've-never-seen-that-before to it: Major cities are now mobile predators that roam the planet consuming smaller cities in a cutthroat quest for resources.
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Though Zuckerberg has been silent on the politics of family leave, calling it a "personal decision," his own story offers a strong rebuttal to the argument that such policies simply aren't tenable in a global, cutthroat marketplace.
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In the cutthroat N.F.L., both men have come to be defined by the number of times they have been sent packing, but they say their struggles were just part of what got them to the Super Bowl.
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Tech giants such as Amazon, eBay and Uber — which have a significant market presence in the United States — all called it quits on China after finding themselves unable to survive the cutthroat competition with local firms there.
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She didn't find many of the other women to be supportive, because competition for the jobs was cutthroat, though that has eased up over the years as more and more women have been welcomed into the fold.
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The brand's renovation is a bold move in Singapore's cutthroat food and beverage (F&B) industry, where new food delivery apps and trendy restaurants go head-to-head for customers, but Yang wasn't worried about the competition.
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The heavy, churning paranoia on tracks like "Twitching in the Auras" and the breakneck, cutthroat "Revival Spines" snap and menace with far more groove than one might expect; the whole record is bizarrely catchy and eminently headbangable.
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You could argue that Amazon's cutthroat negotiations with suppliers will have a long-term negative effect on price and selection by forcing smaller retailers and e-tailers out of business, and look for ways to regulate that.
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Additional features and benefitsJust as every generation of smartphones has to keep up by offering faster processors and higher-resolution cameras, each generation of rewards credit cards also has to evolve to compete in a cutthroat market.
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The device makers, already struggling against cutthroat competition, have become reliant on Google's digital services available on Android, even as they have tried to persuade consumers to try their own mobile services or those of Google's competitors.
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The Ivory Tower is supposed to be a realm of idealism, but it's starting to look as though accused sexual predators and hypocrites may get even more support there than in the cutthroat world of D.C. politics.
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Mr. Trump isn't just the first reality-TV candidate; he is the first candidate to embrace a slice of the country that sees everything, even the fate of the nation, through the logic of cutthroat American capitalism.
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Because far fewer cutthroat trout were making their springtime spawning run up streams around the lake, grizzly and black bears that once lined the banks to feed on them had to go elsewhere in search of food.
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There have been three other "Emma" movies in the last 15 years, four if you go back to 1995 and include "Clueless," the "Emma"-inspired comedy set in the cutthroat world of a Southern California high school.
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Other characters include a famous but blocked artist (John Malkovich), an up-and-comer looking for wider recognition (Daveed Diggs), a museum curator turned cutthroat private adviser to an art collector (Toni Collette), and a lot more.
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Writing laws that give every candidate a fair shake on the media front might just be a quaint throwback to a less cutthroat era, one where we wrote laws to give every citizen a fair shake as well.
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Given how cutthroat the overcrowded industry can be when you're not in the top two (and, let's be honest, even if you are), it's no surprise that the many companies seem to be looking increasingly toward distinguishing factors.
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Political rivals, local activists, and ordinary citizens say that Parris isn't just engaging Chinese leaders on investment; they accuse him of fostering a local political culture that mirrors that of China's own Communist Party: cutthroat, autocratic, and corrupt.
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That's largely because Plainview's ambition and attitudes—which inevitably read very differently as the Bush era petered out and Democrats peddled messages of hope—now seem writ large in Trump's equally cutthroat vision of American enterprise and society.
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If the emails show Ms. Clinton getting a crash course on the cutthroat world on the periphery of the Clinton family, they also show a young woman deeply devoted to her parents and very much her mother's daughter.
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It is also expanding aggressively in China, although it continues to face cutthroat competition: Didi Chuxing, a local rival, last month raised $1 billion from the American tech giant Apple to bolster its own ride-booking smartphone application.
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Even more than "Best in Show," the new movie aims dead center at a national mania for competitions that threatens to transform everyday human activities into cutthroat show-business battles designed for television, with judges, awards and hoopla.
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Their economic discontent — born of the mismatch between expectations based on an earlier America, where plenty of blue-collar jobs offered a decent standard of living, and the more cutthroat reality they face today — can seem intractable, too.
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Wonky Hillary, of course, runs the risk of playing into another pop-culture stereotype, that of Tracy Flick: the ambitious, cutthroat know-it-all who sits in the front row and raises her hand a little too often.
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Mr. Trump's West Wing has always seemed to be the crossroads between cutthroat politics and television drama, presided over by a seasoned showman who has made a career of keeping the audience engaged and coming back for more.
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Our heroine is Adora, a teen orphan raised within the cutthroat world of the Horde, who accidentally finds a magical sword — and wouldn't you know it, she's really a princess, and she has powers she never knew about.
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Two sources familiar with Iconiq's working environment were harshly critical of the company, saying it historically lacked human-resources expertise to support household staff and had a cutthroat culture in which colleagues would sometimes deliberately undermine one another.
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Mr. Kalanick has faced intense scrutiny in recent weeks for his role in fostering the combative and cutthroat culture of Uber's internal operations, and has been blamed for not properly dealing with the company's continuing human resources issues.
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" But the childhood gripes are outweighed by the simple fact of knowing, in an industry as cutthroat and capricious as D.C., "they're never going to stab you in the back or push you in front of a bus.
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There were beautiful branching deep-sea corals in yellow, brown, and white, also large sponges, cutthroat eels, rattail fish, red crabs, luminescent purple shimmering squid, and other life abundant amid the marine snow (organic detritus falling from above).
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Mr. Stelter is also a producer, whose book, "Top of the Morning: Inside the Cutthroat World of Daytime Television," served as source material for "The Morning Show" on Apple TV Plus, where he served as a supervising producer.
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Half of the appeal of the Baking Show is that it's so genuine (maybe uncomfortably so for Americans used to cooking shows like Cutthroat Kitchen), which makes it all the more remarkable how deftly the show avoids treacle.
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But Max isn't up for a war with cutthroat Tony Silvercreek, so he sends her to yet another lawyer: Elaine Campbell, a spitfire who immediately forms a convincing plan of attack to make sure Frances gets what she wants.
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Elle is kind and compassionate toward even those who look down on her, and in a cutthroat environment like Harvard or a law firm internship, she finds room to nurture friendships with other women rather than competing against them.
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ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (Reuters) - Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton visited the famous boardwalk in Atlantic City on Wednesday to highlight Republican rival Donald Trump's casino bankruptcies, warning he would bring the same cutthroat approach to managing the U.S. economy.
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Amazon pioneered that model, losing money for years while it built a logistics network and used cutthroat tactics to gain dominant market share across industries as diverse as books (Kindle), shoes (Zappos), and video streaming (Prime Video and Twitch).
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However, many entering the workforce are much less willing to accept the long hours or mandatory drinking sessions synonymous with the country's hierarchical, cutthroat corporate life, says Duncan Harrison, country head of London-based recruitment agency Robert Walters Plc.
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I feel like the art world is so cutthroat and full of people that just treat artists like dogs, but in the gaming world people love what you do and they're very friendly and I've met the greatest people.
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The deal announced on Wednesday aims — admittedly amid cutthroat competition in the world's smartphone market — to resurrect the Nokia brand for consumers that may still remember the company's glory days before it fell behind rivals like Apple and Samsung.
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During his business career, Trump has had to deal directly with New York real estate competitors, building contractors, labor unions, government bureaucrats, the mob, TV producers, steel manufacturers, global banks, and every other species of cutthroat on the planet.
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Bloomberg notes that Apple has poached an Amazon Prime Air employee for the job, too, which likely wouldn't have gone down too well in Bezos-ville, but gives insight into the competitive, cutthroat nature of the current drone wars.
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Jeff seems to relish cutthroat competition, and that itself seems to be a big driver of the moats he builds, certainly at Amazon, and it seems with WaPo as well as recent visions in traditional industries positioned for upending.
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Written by Michael Mitnick, the story follows the cutthroat race in the late 1800s between Thomas Edison and George Westinghouse to bring electricity to the world through their differing methods: direct current by Edison and alternating current by Westinghouse.
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A cutthroat warrior, a murderer, an ambitious politician hungry for power, willing to do whatever it took to become king, a man who manipulated the love of Saul, Jonathan, Michal, Bathsheba, of everyone who ever came close to him.
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Cons: Seasons 273-21 (21/21)Cutthroat Kitchen: Season 21 (22/21)Damages: Complete Series (210/21)Deputy: *Sneak Peek* Pre-Linear Series Premiere (21/213)Dessert Games: Season 21 (21/23)Divided States: Season 21 (21/24)Dr.
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The 10 new startup unicorns include direct-to-consumer heavyweights like Casper, Glossier, and Rent the Runway, as well as buzzy luggage startup Away, whose cutthroat culture was at the center of a recent investigation published by The Verge.
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After Wells Fargo executives provided little transparency into what caused so many accounts to be opened without customer approval, ex-employees attributed many of the problems to a cutthroat culture where a customer's best interest was never the focus.
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But telecom firms posted a drop in profits as the sector continues to be hurt by cutthroat competition from upstart Jio Infocomm, while healthcare stocks were hit by regulatory scrutiny and pricing pressure in the key United States market.
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By focusing on recruiting contestants who can build and inform an overarching story rather than just being cutthroat competitors, Survivor has added an extra emotional hook in a show that easily could have gone stale after so many years.
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Bachman suggests that in order to make the whole cold emailing thing a little less cutthroat, it's worth reaching out to anyone you know who lives in or has lived in Europe and asking them for recommendations on who to contact.
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Amid reports in early 2017 that its workplace encouraged partying on the job and cutthroat competition among employees, Uber became a poster child for the kind of prized startup whose hard-charging, "unconventional" culture is enabled by an ineffectual HR department.
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The U.S. and China often seem to be in a cutthroat technological race, but their rivalry may ultimately produce two geographically separate commercial fiefdoms where they rarely if ever cross swords directly, according to Beijing venture capitalist Kai-Fu Lee.
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Where Bertrand defined a cutthroat competition, Nash recognized that competitors don't always know what the other's cost structure is or what they would do in response to one's actions, therefore keep making tactical decisions in their businesses resulting in certain payoffs.
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The Cutthroat Kitchen host, who is known for his quirky personality and science-based cooking shows, seems to be a perfect fit with Nye, who hosted the PBS show Bill Nye the Science Guy for five years in the '90s.
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Lacina was painted as cutthroat during the final tribal council of the season — where 10 of the eliminated players decided the winner between the final 3 contestants — but she says she has few regrets on how she played the game.
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Animals came from miles to live in this oasis—first a beaver, then twelve leopard frogs with their creaking-rocking-chair calls, then thirty cutthroat trout so eager for a new home that they walked to the truck across the valley.
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After explaining what a "mean" game politics is—so mean, in fact, that it puts the real estate, "the most cutthroat industry in the world" to shame—Trump went on to highlight some of the behavior to which he was referring.
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Amazon's third-party Marketplace section is also infamously cutthroat, with sellers eager to undercut competitors or simply joust them off the platform entirely, and Amazon reportedly reaching summary judgments over disputes that can instantaneously impact the viability of entire businesses.
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"He's got Wilbur Ross as Commerce Secretary making deals with the Chinese that are very pro-agriculture interests, and he's looking into protecting the entire steel industry from cutthroat foreign competition by declaring it a national defense asset, " Cramer said.
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New York City (CNN)As die-hard fans of the Netflix political drama "House of Cards" hibernated last weekend to binge watch the fourth season, two cutthroat and colorful presidential primaries raged -- one on the screen and one in real life.
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Double Olympic triple jump champion Christian Taylor and fellow Rio gold medalists Ryan Crouser, Dalilah Muhammad and Tianna Bartoletta, plus hurdles world record holder Keni Harrison and Aries Merritt, all qualified at the cutthroat U.S. championships that concluded on Sunday.
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"It's no exaggeration to say that current buying conditions in many markets are terrible, with sellers in complete control and buyers forced to contend with cutthroat competition and intense pressure to make a deal," said Svenja Gudell, chief economist at Zillow.
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Mr. Taylor resisted, regarding the rental-car business not only as a cutthroat industry with a dubious future but also as one that would be "a big pain," as he put it — a time-consuming distraction for his leasing sales staff.
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But signals the two countries have sent recently, indicating they would rather discuss cooperation than continue cutthroat competition, have buoyed oil prices well above their lows in mid-January, when the Brent crude international benchmark dipped below $30 a barrel.
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That technique that set New York apart spread across the rest of the country, albeit without the manpower to back it up and the same kind of cutthroat department ethos that was extraordinarily pressure-inducing on commanders in New York.
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" It continued: "These sneaking and cowardly Sicilians, the descendants of bandits and assassins, who have transported to this country the lawless passions, the cutthroat practices, and the oath-bound societies of their native country, are to us a pest without mitigations.
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Mr. Eyerly had been warned that the airline industry was cutthroat and his background prepared him to be especially wary of his adversaries — he was a former spy who had deployed to Iraq as part of the Department of Defense.
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The executive was accused in a report from The Wall Street Journal of cutthroat tactics against rivals, including overseeing an attempt to blackmail a former SoftBank president by attempting to lure him into a "honey trap" with compromising sexual photos.
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"She is one of the savviest, most cunning and cutthroat political operators we've ever seen," said Bakari Sellers, a Democrat who served with Ms. Haley in the State Legislature and lost in a bid for lieutenant governor to Ms. Haley's ticket.
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The ride-share giant's recent exit from the cutthroat Chinese market should help, but it may still lose $21.6 billion in earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, or Ebitda, this year, according to figures reported by The Information on Monday.
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Korey made the decision to step down as CEO last month after The Verge published a bombshell investigation into the working environment at Away, where employees described a "cutthroat culture" in which bosses regularly berated employees on work messaging platform Slack.
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Wells Fargo is seeing more adviser retirements after an 'enthusiastic' response to its next-gen handover payoutsMeet 6 up-and-coming financial advisers at Morgan Stanley, Wells Fargo, and Merrill Lynch who are managing big money and navigating a cutthroat industry
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In promotional interviews for "Ghost Stories," all four directors have discussed the artistic freedom of creating content for the global streaming giant, freed from the country's cutthroat theatrical business model and the censors at the Central Board of Film Certification.
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Further, South Korea's unique blend of business, politics and top-down hierarchical management is looking increasingly untenable in a modern age of innovation, public dissatisfaction with the old order and cutthroat competition from China and the rest of the world.
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But even this cutthroat world had its limits, and a respect for the sanctity of the church was one of them—and it made the princesses Basina and Clotilda's armed takeover of their convent an act that rocked the medieval world.
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Each ranch is a refuge for native species, from the iconic -- like his beloved bison and gray wolves -- to the underappreciated -- like the black-footed ferret, the westslope cutthroat trout, and the bane of many a rancher, the prairie dog.
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Long before becoming the eponymous "guy" in every "From the guy who brought you..." movie trailer, Judd Apatow was just another comedy wonk trying to make it in the cutthroat world of stand-up in the late 80s and early 90s.
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The companies lobbed cutthroat criticisms at one another throughout, whether it was Nintendo constantly pillorying Sega for its association with Night Trap or Sega bringing out a Super Scope to claim Nintendo freely associated itself with gun violence in games.
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