Strache and Le Pen have both become darlings of Putin.
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I hope those poor little darlings didn't die in vain.
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The pair were the darlings of Australia, especially in Adelaide.
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The market's fallen out of love with last year's darlings.
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Nothing to wear to "Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie," sweetie darlings?
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Coal miners are the political darlings of the Trump era.
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Unlike many other tech darlings, Xiaomi is at least profitable.
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My darlings, who do you think is curating your reality?
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Demi Lovato It's the showdown of the former Disney darlings!
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In the '90s, estates like Zind Humbrecht became critical darlings.
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DNVB darlings Harry's and Glossier are great examples of this.
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I do not know, my darlings, when I will return.
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The Growth fund has invested in technology darlings like Uber.
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Four years ago, Douglas and Franklin were the USA's Olympic darlings.
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Compared to its fellow SXSW darlings, though, it looks pretty good.
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The speakers list is a who&aposs who of leftist darlings.
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Former tech darlings Amazon (AMZN), Facebook (FB) and Netflix (NFLX) tumbled.
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They have stakes in Silicon Valley darlings like Uber and Airbnb.
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Compare Apple to some of the darlings of the tech space.
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But "Dead Darlings" is not all jokes at a writer's expense.
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Film festival darlings like "Patti Cake$" and "Brigsby Bear" also collapsed.
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Seeking amusement at the end of a tense week, sweetie darlings?
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There's the rapper Fabolous at Duckie Brown, New York's avant-garde darlings.
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Some companies with lackluster IPOs, including Facebook, later turned into market darlings.
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The point is that today's stock market darlings won't remain so forever.
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Many of this season's critical darlings earned Academy Award nominations Thursday morning.
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The Hollywood Darlings star is pregnant with her second child, a son.
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While they may be loved, today's tech darlings aren't without potential flaws.
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"Big cap tech and growth darlings are absolutely getting crushed," he said.
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Samuel Alito, one of Leo's judicial darlings, was nominated and confirmed instead.
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All the little darlings — the American public will go crazy about 'em.
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They very well could become market darlings for the next few decades.
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NYT loves its literary darlings, who tend to be dudes w/MFAs.
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These days, the darlings of the vegetable set tend to be cruciferous.
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And this isn't a case of critical darlings failing to find an audience.
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The soporific track drew almost instant comparisons to Icelandic indie darlings Sigur Ros.
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They include Dota 2, Dota Underworlds and indie darlings FTL, Raft, and Subnautica.
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The secret: just be sweet to the little darlings, and also to me!
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China's tech darlings initially went abroad because it was their only real option.
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Amid the city's own financial woes are those of some local tech darlings.
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CREDIT SUISSE: Stock pickers are piling into these 12 US stock market 'darlings'
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Owners' wallets get fat and the horses become media darlings for a while.
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A keening home court crowd was not enough for destiny's darlings, the Warriors.
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What is somewhat surprising is that Trump is killing one of his darlings.
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And tech stocks, the darlings of the bull market, have soared nearly 400%.
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Hardly. The overall emphasis tilts toward populist filmmakers rather than art-house darlings.
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This comes as other tech darlings have plunged into corrections and bear market territory.
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Slingerlend's fund holds "significant positions" in technology darlings Facebook, Apple, Alphabet's Google and Amazon.
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Check out seven of the more unhinged family-centric Screen Actors Guild Awards darlings.
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Critical darlings Wild Beasts return with their first album since 2014's Present Tense.
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One of the most cherished darlings of British culture, alongside Cheryl Cole and Greggs.
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Investors continue to flee from the tech darlings that once carried the market higher.
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Some former internet/tech darlings are also getting the boot: Groupon, Yelp and Fitbit.
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Like many Silicon Valley darlings, the offices of Twitter aren't your average cubicle farms.
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Or former Golden Globe darlings like This Is Us, Westworld, and The Handmaid's Tale.
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The Times Magazine's annual music issue includes blockbuster singles, critical darlings and conversation pieces.
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Until then, overseeding will cause RPI darlings like the Pac-12 to massively disappoint.
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Similar walls are becoming darlings of office designers looking to jazz up common areas.
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The heavily favored Warriors, once the league's darlings, are flirting with the villains' role.
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Even after that sell-off, the Wall Street darlings aren't cheap enough for Meeks.
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And so now, they're the darlings again, kind of like George W. Bush. Right.
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Many of the social media darlings from the past election, like Ocasio-Cortez and Rep.
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We need to see more Nola Darlings, not despite their imperfections, but because of them.
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And indie darlings HAIM released their new album this summer after a four-year hiatus.
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"Darlings there's some #johnfdonovan news," she captioned a photo of her with Dolan on set.
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The HGTV darlings, the Scott twins, appear to be prime programming for Air Force One.
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Are outsider artists still outsiders (or outliers) when they become darlings of the art world?
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They are no longer startup darlings brainstorming the next-best-thing out of their garages.
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In the writing craft, "killing one's darlings" is meant to produce cleaner, less-indulgent copy.
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Two-toed sloths are the darlings of the exotic pet world — just ask Kristen Bell.
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"From the '70s to the '80s, those guys were Top 40 radio darlings," McDonald said.
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TikTok, in the mean time, has begun poaching employees from Facebook and other tech darlings.
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And tech stocks, the darlings of the bull market, have soared are up nearly 20203%.
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Former darlings like Netflix (NFLX), Facebook (FB) and Amazon (AMZN) have all been knocked down.
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Here are 10 options that complement or are vastly preferable to this year's Oscar darlings.
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Load up some of your little darlings' favourite shows or games, and never look back, literally.
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Hogan meanwhile suggested investors shy away from domestic "dividend darlings" or stocks with high-yielding dividends.
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"This year the competition is mostly Cannes favorites, Cannes darlings," Variety critic Jay Weissberg told Reuters.
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These four companies all were once the darlings of retail that at various points crushed shareholders.
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Lakefield Partners has increased its exposure to telecom stocks — termed dividend darlings by Hogan — to 17.6.
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In fact, it's likely, and understandable, that many viewers haven't even heard of these critical darlings.
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These four companies all were once the darlings of retail that at various points crushed shareholders.
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Why it matters: Big Tech companies have been the portfolio darlings for investors and hedge funds.
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Meanwhile, critical darlings This Is Us and Black-ish are strong contenders in their respective categories.
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It joins other super cheap darlings like the OnePlus 2400, Moto G232, and quirky Nextbit Robin.
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The yield on the 28-year is so low, the dividend darlings are back in vogue.
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Even early Vive darlings like Tilt Brush, a 3D painting app, are one-upped by Touch.
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The Hangzhou-based company's windfall also arrives amid shifting investor sentiment in China's listed tech darlings.
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The stock market had a terrible start to the year, dragging down tech darlings in particular.
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He met his girlfriend, Erin Darke, on the set of the 2013 movie "Kill Your Darlings."
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Such exuberance may smack of hubris given the mauling former tech darlings have received this year.
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South Africa's first two postapartheid presidents, Mbeki and Mandela, were personally virtuous, calm-tempered international darlings.
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The problems plaguing Facebook and some other tech darlings might also serve as a cautionary tale.
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The big tech firms have gone from being the darlings of Washington to having few friends.
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Bo Bichette and Vlad Jr. are media darlings, how much do their last names feed that?
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Even darlings of the progressive left like Elizabeth Warren and Sherrod Brown voted yes on Carson.
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Tech stocks were Wall Street's darlings in the first half, with the sector rising 16.2 percent.
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The freestyle skiers and snowboarders in Big Air and slopestyle events could also become national darlings.
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How did the Nobody's Darlings recording process affect how you planned to record Rebels and Rogues?
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I think in between Nobody's Darlings and Rebels and Rogues, I was getting pretty burned out.
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It monitors sleep patterns and sends smartphone alerts to parents whenever their little darlings need changing.
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"What I don't think people realize is that financials used to be dividend darlings," Chiavarone said.
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On the flip side, SaaS companies have become the new darlings VCs have gone gaga for.
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Tumblr, Buzzfeed, Zynga and other digital darlings of the early 33s haven't been able to flourish.
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He is known to own large sculptures by Jeff Koons, Damien Hirst, and other market darlings.
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That includes such German skin-care darlings as Augustinus Bader, Dr. Barbara Sturm and Royal Fern.
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Bernie Sanders fanatics and DSA darlings pulling for expanding Medicare and developing a single-payer system.
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While Amazon's had its share of critical darlings including Transparent and the new series, The Marvelous Mrs.
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Country darlings Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood will return as co-hosts for the ninth straight year.
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It seemed likely to be the first of many, and they were the darlings of the league.
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It's the weird smile underneath the beak that bumps them down, but they're still precious little darlings.
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One of these projection darlings is going to be far worse off than they expected by Thursday.
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Sistema's CEO Mikhail Shamolin said that industries listed above were the "darlings" of the company's investment portfolio.
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Also in attendance was Mitchell's Hollywood Darlings costar Christine Lakin and her daughter Georgia James, 10 months.
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Biscoito Globo is thus part of that grand culinary tradition of regional edible darlings that perplex outsiders.
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One business, Dapper Darlings Boutique, a children's clothing store, was opened just two weeks before the storm.
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Recent critical darlings like The Big Short and The Invitation are also coming later in the month.
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After all, it's just the latest in a string of unprofitable tech darlings to pursue an IPO.
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Here are 20073 movies to stream that complement or are vastly preferable to this year's Oscar darlings.
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From popular darlings, the Big Tech companies took on a more cracked image as naive and reckless monopolies.
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We're about to find out when Bravo darlings Tom Schartz and Katie Maloney Schwartz appear on Summer House.
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Solar shares were among Wall Street's darlings in previous years, with some companies posting triple-digit annual gains.
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It funded tech darlings like eBay, Instagram, and Snapchat while those companies were still in their early stages.
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Snoop Dogg and Martha Stewart: unlikely duo of the last two centuries, internet darlings, and star crossed... pals.
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The two big winners of the Iowa caucus were the early darlings of the Tea Party movement – Sens.
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"Lang believes the selling in these three former market darlings was premature, to say the least," Cramer said.
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Now he writes books (including Low Life, Evidence, Kill All Your Darlings, and, most recently, The Other Paris).
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As a stylist, she is subtle and superbly attentive, though her approach does leave a few darlings unkilled.
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Are there enough idiots left for the rest of the big cash-bleeding private tech darlings to debut?
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It is the same argument that Uber, Lyft and others in this generation of technology darlings have made.
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The six children were darlings, so well-behaved, and played on her typewriter when they came to the office.
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The same holds true for Oscar nominees for best picture—some are crowd favorites while others are critical darlings.
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Lawmakers and regulators from Washington to London to Brussels have begun scrutinizing tech giants once lauded as corporate darlings.
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It's actually a widespread problem across the entire Internet of Things, even tormenting tech darlings like Tesla and FitBit.
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Technology stocks have been investors' darlings for years as the appetite for superior growth shows no signs of slowing.
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These companies include major financial organizations like Visa and Mastercard, and internet darlings like PayPal, Uber, Stripe, and Booking.com.
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Internet darlings Lil BUB, Pudge and Nala cat will be stopping by, along with the original Catwoman Julie Newmar.
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That flair has garnered Doll Skin enough local press to cement their status as the rock darlings of Phoenix.
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Who will be this season's darlings that turn a bad one-third of a season into one to remember?
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The Cubs were not always the darlings of Chicago, and the fans were not always the most loyal bunch.
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The latest Gadget Lab podcast is about Google acquiring Fitbit, and what happens when Big Tech buys your darlings.
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You put it all together, go on the BBC or wherever, and bang—they were darlings of the media.
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Though Block Beattaz were the sonic architects and G-Side were the critical darlings, Jackie Chain was the star.
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The West also features two mid-major darlings: No. 6 Buffalo (10-3) and No. 7 Nevada (29-27).
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The Cavaliers are the heavy underdogs and the Warriors, once the league's darlings, are flirting with the villain's role.
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They have their fair share of critics, who say they're not really the sustainability darlings they claim to be.
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That doesn't mean Netflix has stopped taking chances on critical darlings; it just means there are fewer than before.
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Darlings of fortune, adored by their Italian and their American grandparents, Shay's children grow up fluent in two languages.
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Last week, Little Darlings announced that it would be handing out 50,000 bottles of hand sanitizer to its customers.
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As the crypto war once again intensifies, Signal and its core protocol have emerged as darlings of the privacy community.
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Fortunately, most of them have also lent their talents to some critical darlings, be it animated flicks or documentary films.
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Falling out of fashion Time was, tech companies were the darlings of the American economy, and therefore of American politics.
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VR, AR and mixed reality tech may be the darlings of the future, but that doesn't mean they'll replace phones.
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The Duffer brothers have emerged as darlings of the industry after the success of Stranger Things and Stranger Things 2.
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Mr Swan's fundamental diagnosis—that one of Silicon Valley's original darlings must learn to diversify, and fast—is surely correct.
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THR reported that Golden Globe hosting darlings Tina Fey and Amy Poehler have been vocal about not wanting the job.
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The estrangement of two Silicon Valley darlings was also seen by many as a blemish on our hip, happenin' reputation.
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I had to kill off a lot of darlings, which caused me a lot of almost physical pain and despair.
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If you want to maximize a comeback by these tech darlings, which other stocks are poised to rise alongside them?
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While he's careful not to draw too many direct correlations, he's drawing from a deep well of pop culture darlings.
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The list was compiled by Credit Suisse, and it represents the top 19 large-cap 'darlings' of the investment world.
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For the companies, that could mean lower sales of the ads that have made them two darlings of growth investors.
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But genre movies like Mad Max aren't typically Academy darlings, an Iñárritu's gritty-yet-artful exploration of frontier survival prevailed.
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But it turns out some of those problems are hard to tackle, even for these new Silicon Valley tech darlings.
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The films that put them on the map were critical darlings that enjoyed Rotten Tomatoes approval ratings in the 90s.
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Upstart online media companies like Vice and BuzzFeed that became darlings during the digital advertising boom have lately been retrenching.
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Silicon Valley darlings like Uber, Lyft and Pinterest got a ton of hype when they went public earlier this year.
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Both Beyond Meat, and Impossible Foods, the two darlings of alt-meat, use about 20 different ingredients in their patties.
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That led to fashion shows for department stores all over the country, and they became darlings of the popular press.
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Some established market darlings — the sort of artists who tend to attract third-party guarantees — were proving a harder sell.
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The pair have become media darlings, not least because Ms. Lively has also proven herself a savage social-media wit.
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In fact, it's her fantasy-filled bedtime stories that lead Peter to the Darlings' London house in the first place.
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European stocks, consensus darlings right now, have shed more than 4 percent from recent highs as the euro has surged.
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In going public, Snap has leapt ahead of other technology darlings like Uber, Airbnb and the data-analysis provider Palantir.
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Used daily by 150 million users, the teen-focused app has faced challenges stacking up against advertising darlings Facebook and Google.
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China's outbound FDI was largely driven by huge real estate firms, once darlings of Beijing politics and now on the outs.
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Growth — but at the right price Still, some fund managers warn investors to not bail on momentum tech darlings just yet.
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After already solidifying his friendship with Leonardo DiCaprio at the Screen Actors' Guild Awards, Tremblay moved on to other awards darlings.
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Most of the dialogue totals per film – including Oscar darlings and major franchises Lord of the Rings – are under a minute.
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Even though in its own quiet way it both anticipated and surpassed the metafictional conceits of recent critical darlings like Community.
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Be even smarter: We can't stress enough how much public and political opinion is shifting against the darlings of Silicon Valley.
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Over the past few years, various publications have reported that the former Disney darlings, both 25, have been on the outs.
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Instagram darlings and indie brands alike have been pairing them with every look, from swimwear to formal attire — and we're sold.
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This unsavory application of one of tech's current darlings will almost certainly be wielded against it by opportunists of all stripes.
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Lime, one of the two domestic scooter darlings, raised a brick of new capital recently, including monies from ridesharing giant Uber.
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Now, the only question is, what other trios of '90s TV stars should the network follow if Hollywood Darlings takes off?
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China's tech darlings have free rein ... Foreign competitors like Amazon and Facebook face barriers to entry, propped up by the state.
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But proving everybody loves our fuzzy darlings, even married couples with children weren't very far behind them in spending, with $753.
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Silicon Valley loves wickedly smart artificial intelligence teams and new developer platforms from behemoths (Facebook and Microsoft) and darlings (Slack) alike.
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Taken together, they raised the question of how these two darlings of the left will sufficiently differentiate themselves from each other.
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It would be an understatement to say that it's been a disappointing few months for some high-profile Silicon Valley darlings.
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PARK CITY, Utah — The Sundance Film Festival is known for many things, including crowning new indie darlings, Uggs, hot-tub parties.
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These were the high tech darlings of their day; Mellon's Alcoa monopoly produced aluminum, key to the then-fantastical aerospace industry.
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Indie darlings Vampire Weekend and The 1975, plus some 50-odd more artists from every genre, round out the eclectic lineup.
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Investors fled from former tech darlings like Amazon (AMZN) and Netflix (NFLX), which both lost around one-fifth of their value.
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Meanwhile, startup darlings are finding a public market that is no longer as forgiving of tech's high-growth, low-profit ethos.
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In response to Wall Street competition, Hong Kong has been hard at work on pending reforms to attract China's tech darlings.
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Reporters and critics have been the darlings of the political establishment for generations in large part because they've controlled the national conversation.
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Now one longtime fan is making sure all that suckage doesn't get lost amid the hoopla over the hoops world's current darlings.
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Country music was forced to acknowledge LGBTQ+ people when one if it's darlings, Chely Wright, came out as a lesbian in 2010.
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The $350 billion social network's meteoric revenue growth made quick work of replacing Yahoo and other internet darlings of the late 1990s.
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Because of her start with Disney, Carpenter has often been compared to other former Disney darlings like Demi Lovato and Selena Gomez.
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Jan. 30-Feb. 14 Shamir, Chvrches, Beach House and Grimes are among the indie darlings who will play at this multicity festival.
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One of the new darlings of the security industry, Phantom Cyber launched just four years ago to automate responses to digital threats.
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The former Disney Channel darlings, both 24, first met as children on Barney & Friends and stayed close as their careers took off.
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Seriously, there was a time when indie news apps were not only plentiful, they were the darlings of tech and media circles.
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Art experts said it dared true collectors to step up and prove that their tastes ran deeper than just the auction darlings.
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This rarefied group, which mainly consists of tech darlings, is about to admit a surprising new member: a large, lumbering Chinese bank.
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Both of these party darlings made it abundantly clear that they were not interested in becoming president — not in 2016, at least.
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One of cinema's true indie darlings, Taylor has a career filled with more bravura performances than just about anyone working in Hollywood.
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Many former industry darlings have, despite profiles and awards been forced to shutter, or seek the patronage of a more stable company.
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So it sounds like this one was sort of a companion record to Nobody's Darlings since it came out the next year.Exactly.
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The biggest technology darlings, including Uber and Airbnb, are still planning to hold mammoth initial public offerings as soon as next year.
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The Alibaba Group and Tencent Holdings, Chinese companies that dominate their home market, have rocketed this year to become global investor darlings.
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It has to hope that its debut will be better received than those of two other Silicon Valley darlings, Uber and Lyft.
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It has to hope that its debut will be better received than those of two other Silicon Valley darlings, Uber and Lyft.
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They create a world where celebrities, media darlings, and the wealthy have huge advantages over anyone else trying to run for office.
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"She was crazy about her mermaid cupcake cake and loved helping pass them out!" the Hollywood Darlings star shares of the birthday girl.
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"The government has its media darlings who act as spokespeople," said Rafael Hernández, a congressman with the leftist Party of the Democratic Revolution.
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On a blustery day in March, Jordan is in Boise, Idaho, for an evening fundraiser featuring local indie-rock darlings Built to Spill.
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No wonder bank shares, once investor darlings, are now among the worst performers on the benchmark index , down 15-17 percent this year.
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The app's primary trait is its simplicity, and its greatest asset upon launch is its connection to perennial indie rock darlings, The Shins.
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Elizabeth Warren has sparked a fierce — and increasingly personal — debate between the party's traditional academic elite and the darlings of the new left.
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Sure, you could throw past Emmy darlings some awards for the last seasons of Game of Thrones or Veep, honoring their final hurrahs.
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O), Mars Inc and Ferrero SpA together hold just one-tenth of a $21 billion market led by homegrown darlings Delfi Ltd (DELF.
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"One thing we've seen in the volatile market is a sponsorship of the dividend darlings," he added, mentioning the utilities sector in particular.
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And since they've never had a hit record or been critical darlings, it's daunting to find an entry point in their dense catalog.
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Investors are fleeing former tech darlings like Apple (AAPL), Facebook (FB) and Amazon (AMZN), knocking the Nasdaq 210% below its all-time high.
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Other tech darlings have been busy raising money from private investors as well, pushing back any need to join the public stock markets.
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Stocks on Wall Street fell in light trading on Monday as investors dumped former darlings of the market: real estate companies and utilities.
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She's hopeful that Dapper Darlings will be back in business by Christmas, but in the meantime, she plans to start an online store.
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AMC, which he joined after working at Court TV, has had a long run of shows that were critical darlings and mammoth hits.
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These next two albums I could flip-flop really easily, because you're right, there's a lot of really good stuff on Nobody's Darlings.
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Emanuel focused on recruiting more centrist candidates who were well liked in their districts rather than on ideological darlings of the national party.
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In Slovakia, we met a pair of teenagers — Karolina Farska and David Straka — who have become unlikely media darlings with their anticorruption message.
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In essence, Brightman added, it's betting against the current Wall Street momentum darlings in favor of stocks that have underwhelmed or scared investors.
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Whether looking for vengeance with Durant along for the ride makes Golden State darlings or villains is up to the people at home.
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But he warned investors against any temptation to buy market darlings that may offer a lot of growth, but trade at exorbitant valuations.
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The "That show is still on?" reaction is common for series that were once media darlings but then fell out of the zeitgeist.
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But the Little Darlings strip club, which bills itself as the only totally nude club in Las Vegas, is still open to customers.
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And it's nowhere near as bad as developer models for other mixed reality darlings, like the original Oculus Rift, or even the Microsoft HoloLens.
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O'Neill and Srinivasan aren't the first Thiel darlings to appear before Trump: Alex Karp, CEO of Thiel's cybersecurity company Palantir, has also attended meetings.
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Last fall, the former Disney darlings reunited at the InStyle Awards where they hugged on the red carpet and were seen catching up inside.
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Devon Sawa's daughter Scarlett Heleena, 22 months, and son Hudson, 4; and Mitchell's Hollywood Darlings costar Christine Lakin with daughter Georgia James, 22 months.
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Kroll voices four main characters and a host of supporting characters, and Big Mouth would be stronger if he killed some of his darlings.
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So an investment in a sports franchise could wind up being just as lucrative as owning FAANG stocks or other Wall Street market darlings.
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Former Disney darlings Vanessa Hudgens and Ashley Tisdale showed up to support their pal Selena Gomez at her Los Angeles Revival concert Friday night.
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Crisis hit a few media companies, and two one-time Silicon Valley darlings raised new funding rounds that reduced their values by significant chunks.
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Robbie looks utterly different in the film, so much so that the first few photos from set (paparazzi pics) quickly became social media darlings.
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This is interesting, given her four Emmy nominations for the wonderful Alias, and memorable roles in critical darlings like Juno and Dallas Buyer's Club.
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Since Elle Fanning first started making appearances on the red carpet in the mid-aughts, she instantly became one of the fashion industry's darlings.
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And, of course, there was Newgrounds, a hub for all things Flash, and a place where many modern-day indie darlings cut their teeth.
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They are commercial darlings, selling everything from chocolate to cell phones and even hawking for Japan in a military recruitment video and government bonds.
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The program still includes indie darlings like the electronic band Crystal Castles and the far-out South African rock and rap group Die Antwoord.
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Thrive Capital, which gained fame with early investments in technology darlings and then began incubating businesses like health insurers, is about to become bigger.
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The first line noted the reunions (New Order), the critical darlings (Bon Iver, Father John Misty), and the biggest E.D.M. (electronic dance music) d.j.
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The former three hometown darlings (until Anderson Silva's late pull-out of his slated fight against Uriah Hall) are all featured on this card.
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They are already well on their way to widespread hatred and it was, like, two years ago that they were the darlings of sports.
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A 30-second match between the popular Bella Twins and ex-NXT darlings Paige and Emma used up every last bit of fan patience.
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Similar works were popular with collectors in the late 903s when Mr. Weischer, along with several other contemporary German painters, had been market darlings.
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For Mr. Booker and Ms. Harris, both darlings of the progressive movement, the hearings are also a chance to demonstrate fidelity to the left.
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But in their news conference after the loss, there were hints of the hardships they have endured on their way to becoming Olympic darlings.
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After 2000 a new generation of autocratic market darlings arose, led by President Vladimir Putin of Russia and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey.
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"I remember one day cutting and cutting, and thinking to myself, I'm just sitting here surrounded by all these dead darlings," Ms. Duarte said.
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The pair have become local media darlings, using Facebook to organize an anticorruption march in mid-April that drew as many as 10,000 people.
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In one afternoon, the Astros went from colorfully outfitted darlings who played in the World Series last autumn to cheats living in shadowed ignominy.
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Sometimes, you just have to kill your darlings — even if they did deliver some of the most memorable performances of the past 12 months.
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But they're also a few of our favorite multi-hyphenate darlings who have bossed up in recent years with their own line of products.
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On-demand apps get less love from VC firms Ride hailing and food delivery apps have long been the darlings of the startup world.
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The Public Theater's annual festival of innovative live arts returns with a roster of hometown favorites and visiting darlings, including several site-specific shows.
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Such parity every year tends to infiltrate the tournament, minimizing the gap between mid-major darlings like Belmont and Big 10 behemoths like Maryland.
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It must have done well, because in 22015 Target debuted collections with five designers, including fashion darlings Proenza Schouler, cementing its fashion cred forever.
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Founder Paul Davison and his bulldog were the darlings of the show, and people (including me) mostly only had good things to say about Highlight.
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Well, my darlings, as I believe Trinity said in this week's episode, the "filler bitches" are falling by the wayside and things are getting real.
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The company's stock has been spiraling down to new lows for weeks, as Wall Street cools on a number of once-hyped Silicon Valley darlings.
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Computers may no longer be tech darlings now that everyone uses their smartphones to do basically everything, but they're about to get really exciting again.
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Banks, industrials, and transports literally soared, and tech, digital darlings, and healthcare stocks sickened on the fear of increased scrutiny, price controls and presidential wrath.
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The nominees for the 74th annual Golden Globes awards were announced this morning, and, as expected, awards-season darlings La La Land and Moonlight dominated.
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The introduction of a Stars Hollow musical is just an excuse for Broadway darlings Sutton Foster and Christian Borle to show off for 20 minutes.
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"I have been truly blessed with these two beautiful women who really are like sisters they me," Mitchell, who now stars on Hollywood Darlings, wrote.
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Next week will likely see Myanmar, one of Southeast Asia's investor darlings, choose its first democratically elected president since the military seized power in 1962.
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Yes, there's a rival troop led by an uptight stick-in-the-mud; yes, the members of "Darnell's Darlings" are a ragtag group of misfits.
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Fears about rising interest rates and slowing growth sparked an exodus from those former tech darlings, all of which are down sharply from their peaks.
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The lineup includes some indie darlings from the 2016 film festival circuit, like "Swiss Army Man," which stars Daniel Radcliffe as a semi-animate corpse.
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In an emotional Thanksgiving Day blog post, the Hollywood Darlings star opened up about a miscarriage she and husband Michael Cameron suffered earlier this year.
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Underpinned by Beijing's AI emphasis, SenseTime and rival Megvii, the biggest facial recognition firm in China, have become new darlings of state and private investors.
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Many critical and audience darlings on the streaming and more prestigious cable networks are replete with alienated antiheroes, morally blinkered protagonists and straight-up evildoers.
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Labour, who were once darlings of City figures during the leadership of former prime minister Tony Blair, now struggle to find support among banker types.
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But it probably isn't helpful to the law's long-term future to have health insurers, hardly the darlings of public opinion, be its primary defenders.
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Next up for the Fisher Building is a full-blown, festival-sized production of homegrown indie darlings Flint Eastwood's record release show on April 14.
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On Wednesday, Softbank, which invested heavily in the darlings of Silicon Valley, reported a $6.5 billion loss, mostly because of investments in WeWork and Uber.
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The Lost Boys and the Darlings face profound danger throughout both book and play, but Peter tends to find the danger entertaining rather than frightening.
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If you've ever seen how picked-over the HGTV darlings Chip and Joanna Gaines' Hearth & Hand collection is, you have a sense of this already.
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The result was both a critical and commercial hit, something Bowie desperately needed; the Berlin albums were critical darlings, but not exactly successes sales-wise.
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But the costs of the company's rapid growth stand out, even among the crowd of technology darlings that run huge losses to expand their empires.
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Little Darlings is shouting it out to the world on an electronic billboard -- "Coronavirus-Free Lap Dances," next to a sexy image of a dancer.
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As we told you, Little Darlings and other strip joints also tried to attract customers last week by offering free hand sanitizer bottles and such.
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Now the companies could find themselves in a race to the public markets, courting investors eager for a piece of two prominent tech industry darlings.
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Co-founded and led by Brad Keywell, a co-founder of Groupon, Uptake partners not with Silicon Valley darlings but with more traditional corporate names.
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There's no question that these market darlings, which together have accounted for a disproportionate percentage of the market's gains, are expensive, and getting more so.
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First the Cubs win the World Series, and now the Wildcats, the darlings of the Big Ten, are in the tournament for the first time.
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Because, after the lousy year that tech darlings Uber, Lyft, and Slack have had after going public, there's a new chill in the IPO world.
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Uber's initial public offering, coming in the next few months, is expected to be even bigger, and other disruptive tech darlings are also going public.
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Befitting the academic premise of the competition, there are naturally several highfalutin references to critical darlings like Jorge Luis Borges, Gilles Deleuze, and Félix Guattari.
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The Hollywood Darlings star's adorable daughter turned 2 on March 6, celebrating the previous Sunday with family and friends at Underwood Family Farms in Moorpark, California.
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This year, ticket prices—which tumbled sharply after NFC darlings, the Dallas Cowboys, were knocked out of contention—are just right for those on a budget.
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Ultra-low and negative bond yields are pushing traditional debt investors to look at equities — but buyers should beware of "dividend darlings," a strategist told CNBC.
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The darlings of the business world shifted from middle-aged men in Brooks Brothers suits, to college drop-outs in hoodies – it's about to shift again.
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Millie Bobby Brown, Gaten Matarazzo and Caleb McLaughlin who star in the Netflix-original drama series, in fact were the darlings of Sunday night's red carpet.
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Samuel Muse, 2100, of Greensburg died when his vehicle was submerged Friday after a portion of Highway 224 collapsed at Darlings Creek, CNN-affiliate WAFB reported.
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The crowd will be a who's who of political darlings and the perfect time for MJ to get back to what she's best at: hard journalism.
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"These market darlings have had a strong ride for so long and this mini-tech wreck or breather is kind of what we needed," said Roseen.
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And over the last couple of years, Uber and Lyft have become Wall Street darlings, while new ride- and car-sharing competitors are rapidly popping up.
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With investors in an endless conflict of growth versus value, Jim Cramer wanted to right the record about the stock market's current darlings, high-growth names.
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In the United States, fears about rising interest rates and slowing growth have sparked an exodus from former tech darlings like Amazon (AMZN) and Alphabet (GOOGL).
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Don't forget, Trump blew away everyone in the Republican primary too, from accomplished governors to Jeb Bush (R) from Tea Party darlings to washed up Senators.
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Before these sweet sisters were stars on the big screen, they were just two darlings dressed up ready to go trick-or-treating in Conyers, Georgia.
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All the writers who cited Deitch's booth predictably praised the museum-sanctioned, mainstream darlings they found there: John Currin, Elizabeth Peyton, Cecily Brown, and Laura Owens.
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A little gelatin makes high-hydration doughs — those gloopy, fussy darlings of the bread world — much easier to handle, with the bonus of a browner crust.
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Books of The Times Writers are supposed to have a hard time killing their darlings, but there are a few who apparently thrill to the task.
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This is a canvas bag for Swing Left, an organization dedicated to canvassing in swing districts, by the New York Fashion Week indie darlings Eckhaus Latta.
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But if he stays, and the Celtics are able to land another star with their trove of assets, the Celtics will once again be preseason darlings.
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There is so much more to Korean food, however, than these greasy darlings, and there are very few places in Melbourne to explore that vast deliciousness.
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Wilco, alternative rock darlings and two-time Grammy Award winners, filmed a skydiving-themed rock video in Perris for their record "Being There" 21 years ago.
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Such regulations could put a dent in the business model of one of the last tech darlings of the decade that has yet to go public.
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Whatever the cause, some records are bound to get swept under the rug to make way for the glory of a few select darlings each year.
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It was unclear, however, if the move would be sufficient to quell the firestorm surrounding one of Silicon Valley's darlings and a fixture in countless mobile devices.
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We've always been critics' darlings, compared to the hell that New Wave writers of the 1960s went through, who were pretty rigorously condemned by the status quo.
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"Costco and Nike have been the darlings — they're both trading at near-record valuations as most other retailers, including even Amazon, have come under pressure," Worth said.
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But in all cases, tech companies would do well to take the advice offered to creative types by both William Faulkner and Stephen King: Kill your darlings.
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By the end of the 2010s, artists like Carly Rae Jepsen and Charli XCX had become critical darlings — women who embraced pop music at its most synthetic.
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The previous products launched by the brand — Gold 001, Phantom 002, and Skin Fetish 003 — were beauty-industry darlings that sold out in a matter of minutes.
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The oldest of us are now exiting the coveted 18–34-year demographic, meaning our days as the darlings of marketers and chin-scratchers everywhere are numbered.
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When the practice became widely known and some tech-industry darlings saw their values slashed, there was an uproar in Silicon Valley, where valuations are closely guarded.
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It was a time when Mt. Gox ruled, cupcake shops could become media darlings by accepting the digital currency and pizza was a critical bitcoin-pricing metric.
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If there is a solid skill that Apple has that most other companies appear either unable or unwilling to adopt, it is to kill off its darlings.
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His sound evolution was marked by collaborations with Flying Lotus, the DJ darlings of downtown L.A., and underground hip-hop stars like Action Bronson and Earl Sweatshirt.
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Beyond the synergy of their dual recent come-ups as indie darlings, it's unclear why writer-director Boots Riley wanted to maneuver them into the same room.
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Some Trump White House officials such as Steve Bannon fantasize about clamping down on the tech darlings but we see no signs they will act anytime soon.
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Separate research has that found higher wages are now concentrated at exceptionally profitable tech darlings like Facebook, where federal filings show median pay topped $240,000 last year.
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Entocycle's darlings are black soldier flies, which transform food rubbish — things like spent beer grains, potato peelings, and fruit and vegetable waste — into viable animal feed pellets.
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T – formerly darlings of Abe's reflation policies – have returned to levels when BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda set in motion a burst of massive stimulus in April 2013.
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Ant Financial may not be as well known in the West as Silicon Valley darlings like Uber Technologies, which was most recently valued at about $62.5 billion.
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An increasingly vocal base of investors who put their money where their values are had already started to sour on Facebook, one of the market's tech darlings.
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Down the block, just past a frozen yogurt place being sprayed down with a hose, Felicia Cumby and her husband, Jonathan, were cleaning up Dapper Darlings Boutique.
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If trade war and recession are the major risks to the market, they will not comparatively spare this week's darlings, just because they have lagged the market.
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It's Halloween time and these hidden hotties are here to spark your costume creativity ... can you guess who the dressed-up darlings are in these sexy shots?
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In 20 years the country's cricketers had achieved what other teams take 50 years to do — and in the process they became the darlings of world cricket.
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Some of the biggest surprises in the fiction category involved not the five writers who made the shortlist, but the critical and commercial darlings who were overlooked.
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America's technology giants have new neighbors as the Chinese companies Alibaba Group and Tencent Holdings have quickly become darlings of global investors by dominating their home market.
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LCD Soundsystem, a Tribe Called Quest and Solange will headline this festival, and indie darlings like PJ Harvey, Mitski, Dirty Projectors and Madame Gandhi will also appear.
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Bank stocks may seem far from hedge fund darlings, but some of the best and under-the-radar managers in the industry are doubling down on them.
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Both men have at times become darlings of Democratic Party professionals who want a youthful energetic alternative to the rising forces of the left inside the party.
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STYLES An article last Thursday about "Dead Darlings," a variety show where writers share their rejected work, misstated the title for Micah Bucey at Judson Memorial Church.
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Listen to music — the blockbuster hits, critical darlings and conversation pieces of the moment — few of which take a direct route to the usual joys of pop.
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The three elegant darlings of Detroit, led by the 943-year-old Diana Ross, serenade a room of finely attired guests, many of practically the same age.
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Premiering back in 2013 at the Festival D'Avignon, the duo's work across visual art, theater, music, and sociology marked them as indie darlings in the theater world.
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Married last year, Krushelnitckiy and Bryzgalova have been the darlings of the mixed doubles competition which is making its debut as an Olympic event at the Pyeongchang Games.
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But the Valley largely rebuked Republicans in the 2016 election because of Trump, who often targeted the tech industry's darlings, like Apple and Amazon, on the campaign trail.
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Unfortunately for Silicon Valley darlings the Golden State Warriors, the Apple founder's words served as fuel for LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers, according to a new report.
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Georgia's farm-friendly birthday bash in March was attended by the likes of Lakin's pal and Hollywood Darlings costar Beverley Mitchell, whom her daughter "adores," Lakin told PEOPLE.
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Payment-processor Square and fitness-band maker Fitbit are among the fallen tech darlings that are now intriguing to experts who acknowledge the companies have made execution errors.
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The warnings from the private sector lenders like HDFC Bank and Kotak Mahindra Bank, which have been investor darlings, have amplified concerns around slowing growth and spooked investors.
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Spotlight not only beat out Alejandro Iñárritu's revenge film, but audience favorites like Mad Max: Fury Road and The Martian, as well as critical darlings Room and Brooklyn.
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But if persuadables are the new demographic darlings for political news and political parties, no single media institution may benefit more than the half-hour major network newscast.
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That sky-high valuation contrasts with the fact that Convoy isn't actually profitable yet — a similar tale to tech darlings like Peloton, WeWork, and, indeed, Convoy's rival Uber.
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Immigration: Sessions, as Politico noted in November, doesn't have a problem criticizing Silicon Valley darlings for their use of the H1-B visa program for high-skilled workers.
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The context: Mr. Tosi was brought in from Blackstone to help professionalize one of Silicon Valley's biggest unicorn darlings, much as Ruth Porat joined Alphabet from Morgan Stanley.
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Far less likely to reform is this British punk-inspired three-piece whose brief stint as UK press darlings has long been overshadowed by its members' subsequent careers.
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Considering this year's offerings have included comedy darlings like Wyatt Cenac, Jo Firestone, Liza Treyger and Hari Kondabolu, you can bet that this surprise party will not disappoint.bkcomedyfestival.
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In the marathon that is fashion month, Milan Fashion Week can often be dismissed as the water break between London's lineup of indie darlings and Paris's grand finale.
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Both are from New England (she's the Massachusetts senator; he was a governor from Sanders' home state of Vermont) and were the darlings of the educated progressive elite.
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The Rams and the Chiefs were the darlings of the league this season, but can they beat the Saints and the Patriots to get to the Super Bowl?
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While today's Oscars have a reputation for highlighting independent films like Moonlight and Manchester by the Sea, honoring indie darlings is a relatively new thing for the institution.
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A lot of times, especially when it comes to breaking news or whatnot, it feels like a little bit of a "kill your darlings" situation, but that's okay.
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Even in the more recent space of the Silicon Valley-funded "disruptive tech" billion-dollar darlings, Blue Apron is far from alone, and it isn't, like some others, bankrupt.
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Just two years ago, SolarCity and other rooftop solar providers were Wall Street darlings, and prospects for growth were flying high, as enthusiasm for solar power was seemingly boundless.
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"For a long time, for-profit colleges were the darlings of Wall Street," says Ben Miller, a senior policy adviser at the Department of Education (DoE) under Mr Obama.
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But darlings, just listen closely to the sage advice from Mama Ru. The challenge was to produce a morning talk show, which Ru clearly said was all about chemistry.
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The Revenant, one of this awards season's critical darlings, won best picture at the EE British Academy Film Awards on Sunday during the ceremony at London's Royal Opera House.
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Beyond that, the Sharks' most direct wintertime competition for fan attention, the Golden State Warriors, have become the darlings of sports fans everywhere after a history-making N.B.A. season.
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TPG Growth has established itself as a boldface name in investing, with stakes in companies that include Silicon Valley darlings like Uber and Airbnb and the guitar maker Fender.
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It can be alarming, if you're not accustomed to such things or are attuned to the news, to hear your darlings shouting so merrily about head shots and snipes.
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His voice can be heard breaking as he tells them goodbye, calling them "habibati" — my darlings — "birds of heaven, gone to the one who is better, gone to God."
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Speaking with Access Hollywood Live, the Hollywood Darlings star detailed the red-carpet introduction when she witnessed her 7th Heaven costar and the former *NSYNC member hit it off.
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The 2018 Sundance Film Festival was pretty subdued, absent of the obvious Oscar darlings and record-setting bidding wars that we've come to expect from Park City every year.
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Tencent's new code of conduct comes as China's tech darlings face mounting public and government criticisms for their adverse impact on society, a movement mirroring Silicon Valley's tech backlash.
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Lawmakers of both parties expressed frustration with answers that fell short of what they had hoped and insisted that the companies, long the darlings of American technology, do better.
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Some of the biggest surprises in the fiction category this year involved not the five writers who made the shortlist, but the critical and commercial darlings who were overlooked.
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The venture community has been fixated on travel and hospitality since the dot-com era and early-2000s, when mainstays like Kayak and Airbnb were still Silicon Valley darlings.
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"My thoughts turned to the children, the poor darlings, who must be scared and confused now, wondering what they did to tick off the gods of education," he wrote.
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The service will give subscribers access to stream a plethora of films ranging from behind-the-scenes commentary to Katherine Hepburn classics to arthouse indie darlings and everything in between.
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While the media has a tendency to fawn over San Francisco's "disruptive" startup darlings, Silicon Valley is far from the end-all, be-all of global tech startup hot spots.
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The most upsetting part about Zellner's takeover of Steven's case is that, in the process, she must discredit Steven's previous lawyers, who became true crime darlings following the first season.
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As nu-right darlings like Tomi Lahren, Mike Cernovich, Diamond and Silk, James O'Keefe, and Joy Villa made their way down the red carpet, their commonalities began to reveal themselves.
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The Hollywood Darlings star, 39, and husband Brandon Breault welcomed their second child, a son named Baylor B. Breault, Lakin shared on Instagram Wednesday, revealing that he arrived Monday, Sept.
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Despite billions in taxpayer subsidies, the United States currently generates less energy from solar and wind, the darlings of government favoritism, than it did from renewables in 1950. Yes. 1950.
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"I don't think people are fully appreciating that these names were once dividend darlings and that they may become that once again," said Steve Chiavarone, portfolio manager at Federated Investors.
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But few writers do as much drafting and refining as a stand-up does over months of honing a story before an audience, and no one kills their darlings better.
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Here's the deal ... the world-famous Little Darlings in Las Vegas just announced a massive giveaway: 50,000 bottles of free hand sanitizer, one for each paying customer while supplies last.
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This was supposed to be the year when so many of America's tech darlings — Uber, Pinterest, Peloton — stuck the perfect landing and became public companies like Apple, Facebook, and Amazon.
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Sequoia also bought shares of the company at a drastically cheaper price than later lead investors — the valuation jump in Dropbox's early years was wilder than other Silicon Valley darlings.
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This week, the ready-to-wear darlings introduced PSWL (for Proenza Schouler White Label), a casual counterpart to its main line, and enlisted Chloë Sevigny to model the inaugural collection.
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"In short, Ulta Beauty became a market darling, and the problem with market darlings is that, when they fail to meet expectations ... their stocks just get completely eviscerated," Cramer said.
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Cumulative flows into tech stocks, long-standing investor darlings, have stalled, BAML strategists noted, as doubts over their status as market leaders grew and sluggish economic growth weighed on performance.
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In an interview, Ms. Topps and Ms. Watkins said they were fired from the club where they worked, Little Darlings, which is owned by Déjà Vu, a strip-club chain.
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In an interview, Ms. Topps and Ms. Watkins said they were fired from the club where they worked, Little Darlings, which is owned by Déjà Vu, a strip-club chain.
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Opened in August by a group of young restaurant industry darlings in a former pub, it is part of a small but vibrant movement that embraces the neighborhood's Italian history.
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Stormy, who reportedly scored $130k in hush money to keep quiet over an alleged tryst she had with Donald Trump in 2006, wowed the crowd at Little Darlings Strip Club.
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Felicity Jones has acted for more than 20 years, receiving critical acclaim in a variety of roles that range from BBC dramas to indie darlings like Brideshead Revisited and Like Crazy.
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This meant killing some darlings, such as a chapter on quantum computing, because they felt they couldn't do the topic justice without "simplifying it to the point of absurdity," Weinersmith said.
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In the process, Kyle Lowry and DeMar DeRozan have destroyed the prevalent notion that they are merely two shot-happy guards and regular-season darlings who disappear in April and May.
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"Auntie Christine and her sweet baby Georgia came and made it so special," says the 7th Heaven alum — who also runs a blog titled Growing Up Hollywood — of her Darlings costar.
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Minneapolis-based synth-pop darlings Poliça took the stage Thursday – their sixth time at SXSW – and played a rare, stripped-down set, which was something they'd never done in public before.
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Another near capacity crowd of mainly South Koreans filled the Gangneung Curling Centre to cheer on their beloved Garlic Girls who have become the social media darlings of the Winter Games.
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Credit rating agencies have downgraded or lowered their outlook on commodity exporters like Angola, Ghana, Mozambique and Zambia, which were the darlings of international investors until just over a year ago.
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The outcome was especially harsh for DeHaan (Chronicle, Kill Your Darlings), a promising up-and-coming actor who was judged to be wildly miscast as the supposedly dashing and rakish Valerian.
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Washington's celebrity power certainly lends the upcoming series — which has no premiere date just yet — some clout, since her past projects, Confirmation and Scandal, are award-winning critical and commercial darlings.
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Over that time, Solis, with the help of Jaimy Szymanski, kept track of the movements — like the entrance of social media darlings Peach and Meerkat that did not make the map.
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Due in large part to the sky-high valuations of Silicon Valley's technology darlings, San Francisco's start-up scene has been a dominant story line in recent years — and rightfully so.
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" She continued: "It is my mama who taught me how to be a mom, but it is you, my darlings, who are teaching me what it means to be a mom.
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As tech royalty converges on the White House today for an American Technology Council meeting, the darlings of Silicon Valley are in danger of becoming the devils of Trumpism's nationalist wing.
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The Hollywood Darlings star has given a glimpse into her life as a mom over the years, including both fun moments and candid ones about how difficult parenting can be sometimes.
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T.S. Abe discovered a newfound source of inspiration for her sketches by incorporating what she sees on a daily basis on her account—a feed of an immaculately chill style darlings.
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Two SoCal indie rock darlings repping for different generations, it makes total sense for them to work together - like the Frasier and Niles Crane of lo-fi production and ripping guitars.
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The Apple Watch, Android Wear and Samsung's own Gear S series may be the darlings of the smartwatch world, but the Pebble was the first successful one that anyone cared about.
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Sweetin, who is currently starring alongside Christine Lakin and Beverley Mitchell in Pop TV's scripted comedy series, Hollywood Darlings, admits she finds solace in sharing her ups and downs with others.
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The mega-cap tech names, once darlings of the market, are facing troubles from every direction as the major indexes posted one of their worst days of the year on Monday.
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Spot prawns are the sustainable seafood darlings of our Canadian neighbors to the north, but you can substitute any prawn or shrimp here, if you can't get your hands on them.
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That includes New York darlings Proenza Schouler—the 15-year-old line by Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez, whose tactile, carefully constructed garments draw heavily on the city's contemporary art scene.
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Not only are they the darlings of folk-pop music, they have also appeared on "The Colbert Report" and performed in support of Barack Obama's presidential campaign in Portland in 2008.
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We've been keeping tabs on the quartet for a minute now, watching them rise from house party staples to Bandcamp darlings with seven releases and thousands of fans around the world.
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"It's sort of the editorial darlings, these brands that people are reading about," said Kate Oldham, a senior vice president at Saks who oversees beauty as well as jewelry and home.
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The flip side was a disdain for the cool anomie of foreign art-house darlings like "Hiroshima Mon Amour" and "La Notte," works that committed the unforgivable sin of boring her.
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For starters, you'll have access to download over 100 games from the Game Pass collection, which boasts a mixture of classic titles, indie darlings, and triple-A games like Gears 5.
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The film solidified writer-director Rian Johnson and Levitt's places as indie Hollywood darlings, and presaged their later partnership in 22013's Looper, another Johnson-penned film with a serpentine plot.
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Murray last appeared in Isle Of Dogs as the voice of Boss, and also will appear in Wes Anderson's next film, The French Dispatch, alongside indie darlings Saoirse Ronan and Timothée Chalamet.
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Last year, venture-backed darlings like Blue Apron and Snapchat braved the public markets, but it was public shareholders who had to keep a stiff upper lip as their shares abruptly sputtered.
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The HIGH Museum of Art is the city's biggest, though with its balance of marquee names and regional darlings, it doesn't play it as safe with its exhibitions as some would think.
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There was a big shakeup in the best drama category, with HFPA darlings This Is Us, The Handmaid's Tale and Westworld snubbed in favor of critically acclaimed newcomers Pose, Bodyguard and Homecoming.
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Rather than start earning at the age of five, the little darlings consume huge amounts of time, resources and parental attention for at least the first 276 years, and possibly far longer.
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The adorable daughter of Hollywood Darlings star Christine Lakin and her husband Brandon Breault celebrated her first birthday on Saturday with an owl-themed backyard bonanza fit for kids and adults alike.
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The thinking was that when the airport had tired out your little darlings and they were steadfastly refusing to take another step, they could sit on their luggage and be pulled along.
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Even The Gaslight Anthem, the rock darlings who came out of semi-retirement to play their entire fan-favorite album as the Saturday night headliner, looked out onto a sparsely filled field.
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From the critical darlings to the bombs — and from certified fresh to certified rotten on Rotten Tomatoes — here's how Disney remakes compare to the movies they're based on, in reverse chronological order.
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Five years since we last heard from Auckland post-punk darlings Cut Off Your Hands, they return with a new track and video as well as an upcoming performance at Laneway Festival.
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Like Comcast, the big legacy air carriers won't suddenly become everyone's darlings by learning to offer customers the bare minimum of respect they've come to expect from other companies across different industries.
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There's been a resurgence of brand-building, prompted by young people who want products that stand for something; and the crises of Silicon Valley darlings like Uber and Facebook in recent years.
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For the big guys, 2019 has been a tough year, with one-time VC darlings colliding with the realities of the public markets and seeing their unicorn valuations cut down to size.
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After a long Process, the Sixers appear poised to become the newest NBA darlings, or at the very least to no longer reside at the bottom of the Eastern Conference trash can.
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As far as the fill, it was all DARLINGS, no STINKERS, and the intentional-looking ENO right smack in the middle, crossing that particular center span, worked like a wink to me.
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Uber — its main rival in North America — is expected to have an even bigger I.P.O., reflecting investors' demand for a new generation of Silicon Valley darlings that have created the gig economy.
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West of Pittsburgh, Mr. Lamb, who became one of the Democrats' national darlings after winning a heavily pro-Trump district in a special election in March, defeated Representative Keith Rothfus, a Republican.
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These companies, including gig economy darlings like Uber and Lyft, are generally older and larger, powered for years by billions of dollars of private money that has reshaped the start-up world.
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An increasingly vocal base of investors who put their money where their values are have raised concerns about Facebook and are reassessing whether they should own one of the market's tech darlings.
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In the surreal world of the new short collage film The Was, animated characters board trains alongside their celluloid counterparts, while vintage icons of the screen interact with present-day indie darlings.
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The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society had a respectable reception, and Set It Up and To All the Boys I've Loved Before were both critical darlings and social media sensations.
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Hollywood Darlings star Beverley Mitchell was accompanied by her husband Michael Cameron plus their son Hutton Michael, 4, and daughter Kenzie Lynne, 6 next month, for a night of Disney Channel-induced fun.
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Though Salke also fostered some critical darlings during her time, including, notably, The Good Place and perennial tear-jerker, This Is Us. Salke's new role finds her reporting to Amazon SVP Jeff Blackburn.
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Joy Capital, the venture capital firm that has backed Luckin, NIO, Mobike and other investor darlings in China, just raised $700 million for a new fund focusing on early to growth-stage startups.
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Amazon's shares dropped 7 percent, the most in nearly three years after its holiday season sales outlook missed targets, fanning concerns that Wall Street's tech darlings are finally starting to face stronger competition.
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Just days after Beverley Mitchell revealed on Thanksgiving that she miscarried twins earlier this year, the Hollywood Darlings star, 37, opened up about her experience, and why she chose to share her story.
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The 1986 cult classic Little Shop of Horrors depicted these hungry little darlings as bloodthirsty beasts, which isn't entirely inaccurate—depending on where they're located, carnivorous plants eat everything from flies to frogs.
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FEW PARENTS, confronted with grumpy toddlers or bored ten-year-olds, are strong-minded enough to resist the peace that comes from sticking their darlings in front of a tablet or a smartphone.
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Compare the fortunes of these hundred-year-old companies with the newer darlings of the media world and it becomes even more starkly clear how ad-driven businesses were eviscerated by social media.
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Their worldliness and prestige made them privy to situations and conversations that "virtuous" women would never have access to, and their talents and charms made them the darlings of respected men and poets.
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There's a similar appeal with Xbox's Game Pass service, which has a mixture of your traditional big budget games, indie darlings, and games you've never heard of, or wouldn't have paid to try.
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Tellingly, shares of brokerages and property firms - formerly darlings of Abe's reflation policies - have returned to levels when BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda set in motion a burst of massive stimulus in April 2013.
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The seeds of a potentially more coordinated government response have borne fruit in a brighter outlook for tech darlings like Apple, which was up 7.45% or $18.49 per-share in pre-market trading.
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But the governor's well-documented independent streak, which has often run up against priorities from the left, was showcased in the pieces of legislation he vetoed over the weekend, including many liberal darlings.
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Long before N.B.A. players went from being physical oddities doomed to wear sack suits from Big & Tall shops to fashion darlings, Mr. Bryant was steadily forging an unlikely path for generations of athletes.
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She came up with the concept four years ago while struggling with a new play and musing on the adage that writers often have to "kill their darlings" as part of the process.
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In part, we've all seen big-name startups that were once the darlings of Silicon Valley flounder in the late-stage markets because of high burn rates and being nowhere close to profitability.
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They were also darlings on MTV's TRL, which was basically the closest thing we had to social media in the year 2000 when 99 percent of the planet was still on dial-up.
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She's also dabbled in the film industryCargile used her visual-effects skills as a producer on 2013's Kill Your Darlings, a period thriller starring Daniel Radcliffe as Allen Ginsberg, according to IMBb. 3.
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It's easy to dismiss the Yos of the tech world as outliers, but much harder to look at the overall impact of our tech darlings when it comes to the betterment of global society.
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So did prominent Democrats who took the opposite tack—including Andrew Gillum and Beto O'Rourke, liberal darlings in Florida and Texas, both of whom wanted to rearrange the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency.
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But if I can think I'm a superstar for getting more than 17 retweets, Ronan can give herself some credit for being one of the most buzzed about film darlings of the past decade.
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After his work in LA underground darlings Froth came to an end, Fribourg decided to once again try his hand at this music thing, and once again he makes it look extremely easy. Numb.
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"7th Heaven was on for 11 years," Mitchell, who is currently starring alongside fellow 90s child stars Jodie Sweetin and Christine Lakin in Pop TV's Hollywood Darlings, exclusively tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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"We will see how Lyft goes, we believe there's a lot of public capital waiting for the [technology] darlings [Uber and Lyft], but we also believe that our business model makes sense," he said.
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Since 2015, GoodEggs, Zesty and Munchery have shuffled their executive decks, meal kit delivery darlings Blue Apron struggled with worker safety, and logistics providers Postmates struggled to lock in a new round of funding.
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One of Tribeca's most anticipated films came out of 'New Age exercises' and a long-term collaboration Sophia Takal's second film has emerged as one of the darlings of the 2016 Tribeca Film Festival.
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They have also assembled a pitching staff that leads baseball in strikeout-to-walk ratio and has the highest ground-ball percentage in the American League, categories that are darlings of the statistical set.
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Darlings of the right While the left and the center tried to work out how best they can fight the election on April 9, there has been upheaval on the other side as well.
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Any parent who has had to endure constant whines of "Are we there yet?" from their precious darlings in the backseat knows the value of on-the-road entertainment during a family road trip.
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SAN FRANCISCO — The newest generation of technology darlings has signaled that it is about to come of age: Snapchat, the messaging service beloved by teenagers, is preparing to step out into the public markets.
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In addition, Disney will have a number of unscripted shows featuring hosts like Jeff Goldblum and Kristen Bell, Disney darlings in their own right, that the company hopes will entice people to the platform.
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Ms. Smith, Martin Amis, Joyce Carol Oates, Anne Carson and Ms. Olds are among the faculty members, and recent graduates include such literary darlings as Garth Risk Hallberg, Robin Coste Lewis and Julia Pierpont.
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Source: Bolt and Crunchbase The darlings of the hardware industry a year ago, GoPro and Fitbit have struggled to maintain growth and are now both at roughly one-quarter of their peak market caps.
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Related Virtual Psychedelia: Enter Vinyl Williams' Surreal Jungle Colonise an Alien Planet in 3D Animation 'Space Diaspora' Tiny Japanese Cameras Create A Series Of Lo-fi Instagram-y Music Videos For L.A. Indie Darlings
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MySpace, LiveJournal, Kiki Kannibal, and other mid-2000s internet darlings may have lost their luster, but SuicideGirls continues to attract 6.2 million Instagram followers, almost three million more than the first daughter Ivanka Trump.
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You might recall Belmont as the team that almost became darlings of the sports world when, as a No. 15 seed in the 2008 NCAA tournament, they nearly picked off No. 2.83 seeded Duke.
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I mean case in point: A couple of years ago, Obama himself was repeating Google lines, arguing that the reason why Europe is interested in antitrust is because they're jealous of our tech darlings.
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But if you begin to take Neverland literally, and to treat the characters who aren't Peter and the Darlings as real people and not as props to have adventures around, it becomes extremely disturbing.
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Mr. Pishevar, an outspoken venture capitalist who was an early backer of digital darlings like Uber and Airbnb and is a major donor to Democratic politicians, is accused of repeatedly assaulting or harassing women.
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The Game Of Thrones creators and fellow HBO darlings appear as lab techs when Bernard (Jeffrey Wright) and Ashley Stubbs (Luke Hemsworth) go deep into the new park in search of Maeve (Thandie Newton).
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Critical darlings have been anointed, most notably Analeise Gregory, the chef at Franklin, who not only serves sea urchin roe draped around linguine with wild fennel, but also dives for the spiny beasts herself.
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Sims was part of one of the brightest moments in the program's history: in 2017, the Wildcats briefly became baseball darlings — winning three N.C.A.A. tournament games, including one against Florida, the eventual national champion.
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Then again, even if you do read the billboard as we believe it's intended -- ya gotta wonder ... is that a legally binding promise to customers that they won't contract the virus from Little Darlings??
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Over the course of BoJack's run, half-hour shows have in some ways supplanted the traditional hour-long drama as the preeminent critical darlings (a trend BoJack has played no small role in driving).
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Throughout the years, the Breakaway have become media darlings, and the gifts they bring from home — chiefly rum and rum cake — have made them popular with the other teams that venture to Plaster Rock.
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"As of this moment we are 100% open for business, unless we're forced to shut down," Ryan Carlson, Director of Operations for Déjà Vu Services which operates Little Darlings, told VICE in an email.
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Thanks to street style darlings like model Irene Kim – who arguably made rainbow hair acceptable in the high fashion realm – and Instagram posts from all around the world, you can now call the trend timeless.
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And yes, Netflix's The Kominsky Method may push back against ageism in Hollywood, but the comedy's star and eventual Best Actor In A Comedy winner Michael Douglas is also one of the Globes' top darlings.
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One of the darlings of the emerging markets, Brazil enjoyed an investment boom that began in the 20123s as companies calculated that the country of 200 million people would emerge as a major economic power.
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Nick Jonas, Selena Gomez and Miley Cyrus' complicated love triangle was the stuff teen dreams were made of more than a decade ago — and now the former Disney darlings are giving fans an epic reunion.
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The changes are designed to address criticism that the Oscars snub movies that perform well at the box office in favor of critical darlings, and that the televised ceremony featuring 24 categories is too long.
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Her speech follows a week of support not only from President Barack Obama and lefty darlings like Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, but also archived clips of Mitt Romney and other prominent GOPers trashing Trump.
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Their mixture of easily-digested goth rock and Halloween Satanism has made them darlings among mainstream media outlets, who consider them ultra-Satanic and scary due to their use of face paint and inverted crosses.
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But while all the usual red carpet darlings were there in full force, there was another Oscar-nominated style star in attendance worthy of special recognition for her show-stopping dress and that's Octavia Spencer.
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Whether you're more into contemporary supergroups like Radiohead or retro-indie darlings like Kate Bush, this year's well-rounded list of nominees for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame should have you dancing for joy.
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Hedge funds are feeling pressure from Silicon Valley darlings, which are growing their presence on the East Coast, as well as other industries who are beginning to realize the value of crunching their own data.
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Every buzzy "it" band of the week is playing off of something—the Laurel Canyon singer/songwriters, the post-punk of The Fall and Joy Division, the nonchalance of 90s darlings like Pavement or whatever.
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The Ramblers (30-1393) defeated sixth-seeded Miami as time expired on Thursday, becoming one of the tournament's social-media darlings as their 1383-year-old team chaplain, Sister Jean Dolores-Schmidt, cheered them on.
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Streaming services have helped introduce Americans to shows like "Downton Abbey" and "The Crown," turning them into critical darlings and bestowing American celebrity upon their British stars, like the actors Michelle Dockery and Claire Foy.
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Darlings of the nonconformist wine movement such as Radikon, Marcel Lapierre and Frank Cornelissen are all given the space you'd expect, but there are also less familiar names like Subject to Change, a Forestville, Calif.
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The Lovebirds tells the story of one couple, played by Hollywood darlings Issa Rae and Kumail Nanjiani, and their action-packed quest to prove their innocence after they are wrongly accused of a serious crime.
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In Hong Kong, for example, the financial sector trades at a forward price-to-earnings ratio of 8.7 times compared with traditional market darlings of technology stocks at 0.33 times, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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They have also been darlings of foreign investors, who seek investment opportunities and favour industry leaders, as Beijing further opens up its financial markets and international index providers including MSCI lift weightings of A-shares.
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It tried to obscure this little problem by taking its usual swipe at "luvvie" city dwellers: it dug up a headmaster who banned playing in the snow, for fear the little darlings would be hurt.
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Once among the NBA's darlings following a 14-10 start, the franchise has fallen off a cliff in the past month, tumbling from third place in the Eastern Conference all the way down to 11th.
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So, while public subsidies lay their weary heads on the chopping block, there seems to be a lack of forethought in how it could affect the darlings of the current administration: The mega-corporate world.
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Both of these decisions reflect the nature of the fight: it is one between the darlings of the hardcore fans and press, but it remains to be seen how much interest it can attract from outsiders.
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With last year's sweep of the little-known Mozart in the Jungle and previous wins for newbie darlings like Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Jane the Virgin and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, the Globes are always full of surprises.
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By killing their darlings, literally, the writers have set the stage for a second season that can stand independent of its source material, the horror film about a self-aware bot in a fabricated Wild West.
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In examining the industry's pitiful response to #MeToo, if the lack of action rests on fans' refusal to hold beloved artists accountable, then one might suspect the reaction would change, were the couple both music darlings.
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The actress has been dating the Harry Potter star since the two met on the Kill Your Darlings set in 2012 and has gained a new appreciation for her relationship since starring in Good Girls Revolt.
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The turning point came when the bourse finally introduced dual-class tech stock listings last year, a major appeal that helped HKEX attract such tech darlings as smartphone maker Xiaomi and food delivery service Meituan Dianping.
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The new country dudes and darlings join already announced headliners Carrie Underwood and Brad Paisley — who will reprise their roles as hosts of the special night, which will honor the past 50 years of CMA Awards.
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The project's detailed concept page quotes critical darlings like Jacques Derrida and Walter Benjamin in framing their Bauhaus bus as an exploration of contemporary life through the lens of Walter Gropius' 1919 avant-garde design experiment.
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Apart from returning shows on the CW and Netflix originals, Hulu has your next-day broadcast network darlings and underdogs — as well as a formidable movie library adding no less than 12 Godzilla movies this month.
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He founded local rock darlings Bobby T. and the Slackers at 16, gigging around the city's warehouse and DIY circuit before recording a demo in 2012 that landed him alongside acts like Cherry Glazerr and Girlpool.
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It shouldn't be monumental that a trans character is played by someone is who also trans, but it is — this is one of the many ways that Sense8 finds itself more prescient than other TV darlings.
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The Chicago Cubs were the darlings of baseball for the first two-plus months of the regular season but look like the team most in need of a break as they limp toward All-Star week.
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The council, which is comprised of mostly liberal Democrats who are skeptical of gig economy businesses like Uber and Airbnb, is already taking its own steps to impose new rules on those darlings of Silicon Valley.
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Today, Noisey is pleased to announce the Phase Four Transmission of Desert Daze 2018, with the additions of none other than Slowdive, Wooden Shjips, IDLES, Cosmonauts, L.A. Witch, and Noisey darlings Goon, plus a bunch more.
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This has left European stocks, market darlings at the start of 2017, down more than 6 percent from their May peaks despite a particularly healthy turnaround in corporate profits in the first half of the year.
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The trend has burst into the headlines again with Thai Smile, a budget airline, declaring that passengers who object to stewards shoving their little darlings into overhead lockers may now buy them tickets of their own.
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He'll also be bringing a number of other big names featured on the record along for the ride, including Weezer's Rivers Cuomo, as well as the indie darlings Joywave and the South African electropopstar St. Lucia.
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For a show that has made its name by quite literally killing its (and the viewers') darlings, suddenly being handed so much good can feel like a trap—or a cheap ploy to ensure high ratings.
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Nickel was one of the darlings at last month's annual London Metal Exchange Week, with everybody from producers, to traders and consumers talking up its prospects on the back of the expected surge in electric vehicles.
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Startup darlings like Uber, Pinterest and Slack are expected to headline the best IPO year in recent memory, allowing investors and rank-and-file employees to eventually sell their shares and turn stock into real money.
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According to an investigative report by the Washington Post, Trump has assembled a small group of advisors who are feeding him the cases of people like Munoz, Hall, and Negron, who were not Fox News darlings.
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For just five bucks a month, a subscription to the service will give you access to nearly a hundred games, bringing everything from small time-wasters to indie-game darlings to all of your Apple devices.
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The honorable mentions include pop icons Ariana Grande, Bruno Mars, Miley Cyrus, and Ed Sheeran; critical darlings Lorde, Robyn, and Lana Del Rey; rap greats Kanye West and Nicki Minaj; and songwriter-producer extraordinaire Jack Antonoff.
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Led by David Sheldon-Hicks, the studio has designed VFX sequences and digital interfaces for blockbusters like Guardians of the Galaxy and Avengers: Age of Ultron, as well as indie darlings including Alex Garland's Ex-Machina.
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But there are many critics, too: parents who fret about leaving their little darlings in the hands of ornery sergeants, and students who complain (occasionally on social media) about long hours of standing still and unpalatable rations.
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The Duffer brothers just drop fun Easter egg hints and move along, apart from their casting of '19843s and '90s darlings Matthew Modine and Winona Ryder, who create a sense of nostalgia in all of their scenes.
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The kingdom has poured billions of dollars into the tech industry, and a number of prominent startups, including darlings like Uber, WeWork, and Slack, may now need to grapple with the consequences of enriching a brutal regime.
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With high-profile brands like BuzzFeed, Vice, Huffington Post, Mashable and other industry darlings hitting speed bumps in recent months, Ali's plan to find his own path — to go slow and deep — looks like a brilliant decision.
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Guests will include Sweetin's Fuller House costar Andrea Barber, former Step by Step actress Christine Lakin (whom Sweetin has starred with on Hollywood Darlings), Dance Moms star Melissa Gisoni (mom to Maddie Ziegler) and photojournalist Lynsey Addario.
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Morty Coyle says Sweetin's making at least $600k a year with multiple sources of income from "Fuller House," residuals from "Full House," the reality show "Hollywood Darlings" and her own line of jewelry ... according to new docs.
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Blue Is The Warmest Color and Park Chan Wook's The Handmaiden were both mainstream critical darlings widely criticized by queer women for perpetuating the male gaze and their aggressively graphic yet bafflingly unrealistic depictions of lesbian sex.
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"At any given moment, there's always gonna be market darlings and when you find them, respect them for what they are: overvalued stocks for the near-term that might be cheap in the out-years," he said.
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Financial stocks were thought to be the market's darlings at the beginning of 2018, as a marriage between the Trump administration's deregulation efforts and an increasingly hawkish Federal Reserve should have created the sector's picture-perfect environment.
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You might remember we brought you a track by vaporwave darlings 2814 last September, so it felt only right and natural that we hooked up with them to bring you the premier of their remix of "Tendacayou".
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Startup darlings like Uber, Lyft, Pinterest and Slack are expected to headline the best IPO year in recent memory, allowing investors and rank-and-file employees to eventually sell their shares and turn stock into real money.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Initial exchange offerings (IEOs) have been the latest darlings in raising funds for cryptocurrency projects, but intensifying regulatory scrutiny and investors' concern about the viability of the companies raising capital are flashing red flags.
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That kind of raw candor and laughter is exactly in line with what fans have come to expect from the couple, who have been the darlings of YouTube these past few years after they jumped ship from Vine.
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Pop TV's newest unscripted docu-comedy series Hollywood Darlings follows three former child stars — Jodie Sweetin (Fuller House), Beverley Mitchell (7th Heaven) and Christine Lakin (Step by Step) — as they navigate life as moms, wives and working women.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European oil shares, having been for so long the dividend darlings of income funds, are losing their pulling power as investors take another look at the long term future of energy companies focused on fossil fuels.
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Yahoo is fielding multibillion-dollar offers for its core business, and Anonymous Content, creators of Oscar darlings Spotlight and The Revenant, as well as TV hits True Detective and Mr. Robot, is reportedly looking for a minority investor.
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In fact, these days the Khadras will swap outfits if they happen to be wearing something too similar — which happens more frequently than not when you share an aesthetic, an apartment, and a growing reputation as fashion darlings.
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Of course, much has changed since then: Initial public offerings for technology darlings have sputtered, while onetime highfliers have begun to raise new rounds of capital at lower valuations, in much-feared "down rounds" that may signal weakness.
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The artist's past work includes All These Darlings and Now Us (2014), a peepshow aboard sailboats in the bay featuring performers from shuttered San Francisco worker-owned strip club Lusty Lady and famous Latino gay bar Esta Noche.
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Twitter, one of the darlings of the tech industry, was blasted for ending 2015 by hiring a white man to head their diversity efforts just weeks after firing Leslie Miley, the only black engineer with a leadership role.
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While their debut album earned generally positive reviews, they became real media darlings for their music videos, enlisting their local filmmaker friends, Chandler Levack and Jeremy Schaulin-Rioux, to revive what has become an often overlooked artistic medium.
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In 2015, companies with a combined worth of $200 billion made the list, including well-known tech darlings Uber, Airbnb and Snapchat, controversial companies such as Hampton Creek and DraftKings, and now-public companies Square and Pure Storage.
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Last Saturday night, two of the darlings of the Israeli right -- Naftali Bennett and Ayelet Shaked -- announced they were dumping their far-right Jewish Home Party to form a new political party, to be called the New Right.
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You'll find other, poppier projects as you drift further along the line—Marvelous Darlings' swaggering melodic punk for starters—but at the far end is Young Guv, Cook's solo project and an outlet for the least diluted pop.
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Streaming giant Pandora returns to Indio for the third installment of their Coachella shindig with DJ sets from Prince Fox and FM radio indie-darlings Walk The Moon, at a pool party, with free food (is this heaven?).
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It's also a factor for gig and sharing economy companies like Postmates, Instacart, Lyft, Uber, Airbnb and others — companies which were venture capital darlings for their novel approach to excess resources (be it cars, spare time, or space).
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Sometimes, E.S.G. can be a warning flag for stock-market darlings "with aggressive consumer or product safety practices that may be skating too close to the edge," said Linda-Eling Lee, global research chief for MSCI's E.S.G. ratings.
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Media reports have implied that, somehow, such recognition has validated outsider art; among some contemporary-art museum curators, showing self-taught artists' works alongside those of the art world's schooled, "professional" darlings appears to have become a trend.
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While Allergan and its CEO were once investor darlings, things took a turn in September 2017 when the company touted a deal it had struck with the Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe to transfer patents of the eye drug Restasis.
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NEW YORK, June 20 (Reuters) - Initial exchange offerings (IEOs) have been the latest darlings in raising funds for cryptocurrency projects, but intensifying regulatory scrutiny and investors' concern about the viability of the companies raising capital are flashing red flags.
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The pair of venture capital darlings, which both operate fleets of electric scooters around the world, are said to be in talks with the SoftBank-backed ride-hailing behemoth about a possible acquisition, as first reported by The Information.
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That's normally fine, but then a child like this comes along who tosses aside Yo Gabba Gabba tunes and instead sings "Black Hole Sun" by '90s grunge darlings Soundgarden — with the time-honored vocal aid of a hot shower.
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If you missed Fruitvale, which is highly possible if you're not attuned to Bay Area news or if you don't keep up with film festival darlings, it was Coogler's directorial debut that starred Jordan, Melonie Diaz and Octavia Spencer.
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When the Cubs became the darlings of baseball last fall, they had many faces — the hip-to-be-square manager Joe Maddon, the roly-poly slugger Kyle Schwarber and the lumberjack-lookalike pitcher Jake Arrieta among the most visible.
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"It's difficult to recall that 10 years ago BP was one of the darlings of the green movement," said Justin Adams, managing director of global lands for the Nature Conservancy and a former executive at BP working on renewables.
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So that gave me a bunch of new ideas and a bunch of freedom to try stuff on this record—to take that classic rock sound I was going for on Nobody's Darlings and get closer to achieving it.
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Nearby, those on the lookout for new market darlings were eyeing four paintings by Vaughn Spann, a recent masters graduate from the Yale School of Art, included in a show of new acquisitions at the influential Rubell Family Collection.
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But the notion behind "Darnell's Darlings" (the group Michelle sets up to fight back against the original off-brand Girl Scouts group) never has enough breathing room to just have fun with McCarthy as a Girl Scout troop leader.
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Box office and awards performance share a tenuous and unreliable relationship; major sustained success can help a film like American Sniper or Avatar, while a poor showing will do little to dint Academy darlings like The Hurt Locker or The Artist.
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The intimate gathering included 10 of Georgia's pals and their parents — including Lakin's Hollywood Darlings costar Beverley Mitchell ("whom Georgia adores," says the star) — who had a blast taking rides in a horse-drawn wagon and interacting with the various animals.
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The drop in valuations for tech industry darlings that do "things my mom used to do for me" was a "pivotal wake up" for investors, said Doug Galen, chief executive of RippleWorks, which provides advisers for entrepreneurs in the developing world.
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That year saw the sisters become Disney darlings, open for Hannah Montana on the Best of Both Worlds world tour, score their own teenage rom-com, Cow Belles, and walk the red carpet in balloon dresses, chunky belts, and printed Pucci.
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To protect the precious tropical darlings, inventive gardeners like James Paxton, working for the first and grandest of the orchid lovers, the Duke of Devonshire, developed the glass enclosures adopted by plant museums and public gardens all over the world.
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But it's the app that really unlocks the breadth of potential sounds, including artists specific sounds that cover a pretty broad spectrum, from the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Anthrax to Indie darlings like Death Cab For Cutie and Best Coast.
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The big picture: Big Tech companies, once the darlings of Silicon Valley, are facing a reckoning in Washington and around the country, with the most recent backlash against Apple spurring from the discovery that company was slowing down some older iPhones.
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We've all a short term memory, for a last hit or infamous album, but since this Beat Scene keeps on churning out new reinventions of itself it in echoes with Team Supreme and Soulection, and all now hip-hop darlings.
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In the first few years following its launch in 2008, Groupon was one of the darlings of the startup world after introducing the concept of daily deals to online consumers, igniting a frenzy among deal seekers and local businesses alike.
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Roiland and partner Tanya Watson teamed up with indie darlings Crows Crows Crows to take a story about an accountant and turn it into one incorporating dungeons, vats of stomach acid, and the enraged tree-dweller in the image above.
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You probably knew all that already, though—Unlocking the Truth are media darlings, and have recently been making the rounds once more to support both the new album and a new documentary about their wild ride through the music business.
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Since its start several years ago, the San Francisco-based company has processed billions of dollars' worth of transactions for thousands of companies, including such tech darlings as Foursquare and Lyft, as well as Shopify, Kickstarter and retailing behemoth Walmart.
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The moonshot nature of these candidacies, and the fervor for them regardless — the candidates, in both parties, have made the rounds on Fox News and become darlings of conservative media — underscores the fame and rancor that have surrounded Ms. Ocasio-Cortez.
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" She is a good enough writer that you forgive her the occasional kill-no-darlings indecision: "At the bottom of the pools are thousands of pebbles sparkling with velvety druzy — infinitesimal crystals that resemble pollen, or butterfly feathers, or book gilt.
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"Early on, we talked to a lot of investors who pushed hard for us to think about making KU look more like this company or that company, who were the darlings of the investment community at the time," he said.
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Patty, though, can't seem to conquer the kiddie-pageant circuit that Leanne forces her into, and so, desperate for attention and money, Leanne concocts a scheme to have the girl abducted — just long enough for the family to become media darlings.
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Private equity investors have written down the value of enterprise darlings like Zenefits, and the stock price of cloud storage provider Box has dropped from over $23 a share to just under $10 since it went public a year ago.
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While it might rightly be argued that truly great artists can shine through, regardless of context or support, it is equally true that many of today's industry darlings achieved their status largely through being backed by incredible wealth and investment.
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Such darlings of the left-of-the-radar music scene as St. Vincent, Devonte "Blood Orange" Hynes, and Tune-Yards have joined forces for an entirely new sort of experience, a fusion of art and athleticism unlike anything that's come before.
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The charismatic duo, who emerged as the U.S. media darlings of the Sochi Olympics, continue their gossipy banter in Louisville as they comment on parties, lifestyle, fashion, and trackside celebrity sightings in an effort to further appeal to the Derby's largely female audience.
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Composer Danny Baranowsky, who did the soundtracks for indie darlings Super Meat Boy, The Binding of Isaac, and Crypt of the Necrodancer, deftly remixed and retooled some of the Zelda series' most iconic tracks into what we hear in Cadence of Hyrule.
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Wealthfront Advisers, one of the darlings of the fintech investment sector with $11 billion under management and roughly $200 million in venture capital backing, was fined $250,000 for making false statements to investors about one of its newer automated financial services products.
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If Facebook can't woo its users with its free streaming of even critical darlings like Sorry for Your Loss or nostalgia heavyweights like Buffy the Vampire Slayer, how the hell does it expect to win them over by asking for their money?
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Add to that the fact that the real news seems ripped from a Hollywood script: Russia's alleged assassination attempt against a man and his daughter in broad daylight; Harvey Weinstein's covert ops against Hollywood's darlings; the raiding of the President's lawyer's office.
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Everyone from indie darlings Father John Misty and Arcade Fire to hip-hop icons Run the Jewels and Pusha T have recorded politically charged songs to match the climate that inspired more than 3 million women to take to the streets Jan. 21.
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Before the most recent crisis the CAR used to get about $50 in aid per head each year, between a third and an eighth as much as was given to better-governed darlings of the donor community such as Seychelles or Mauritius.
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While still building his following, he has become one of the darlings of the alt-right—having profiles written about him on Richard Spencer's website and appearing on podcasts like Radical Agenda, which is hosted by Chris Cantwell, the notorious crying neo-Nazi.
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As it should — the HBO family drama has received plenty of critical acclaim and was nominated last month for Outstanding Drama Series along with other critical darlings Better Call Saul, Bodyguard, Game of Thrones, Killing Eve, Ozark, Pose and This Is Us.
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The winning founders receive the coveted Disrupt Cup, $100,000 in equity-free cash and they become the media and investor darlings of Disrupt SF. That'll do wonders to your bottom line, and it can launch your company to the next level and beyond.
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A lead news story this week discusses Kim Kardashian, the pinup for the concept of being "famous for being famous"; Pitchfork's "Best Music Videos of 2015" features well-known chart-toppers like Drake, Rihanna, Beyoncé and Nicki Minaj alongside its indie darlings.
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Hoai-Tran Bui, Slashfilm However, the biggest failing of this film comes from a common Marvel hiring practice: Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck, who made the jump from directing indie darlings to helming Captain Marvel, have never directed a large-scale action scene.
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Distribution partnerships like J.P. Morgan and OnDeck's are a great way for traditional lenders and Silicon Valley's fintech darlings to work together to improve the loan process for everyone involved, and I anticipate we'll see more of them in the near future.
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Knots untangle themselves in my absence and distance opens up, revealing the true shape of problems which had seemed intractable, so that when I return to the words the following morning they seem a little less like my darlings — and easier to murder.
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The darlings of India's tech startups have attempted to put up a brave front by offering lofty discounts and expanding their portfolios, but the formation of the lobbying group shows their new strategy is to seek the government's protection from the global onslaught.
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Some credit must be given to progressive darlings like incoming New York Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and three-term Texas Congressman Beto O'Rourke, who showed with their midterm campaigns that it was possible to mobilize voters around the promise of comprehensive climate legislation.
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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers were expected to be the darlings of the NFC South in the preseason, poised to take over the division while the New Orleans Saints played out the end of Drew Brees' career near the bottom of the standings.
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So deepest condolences to the media who would love nothing more than to see everyone drop out except the two professional managerial class darlings but I'm sorry, you're going to have to deal with those pesky working class voters and their preferences.
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Floating, structurally languid R&B and soaring falsetto have become de rigeur for cool kids, blog darlings, and massive pop stars alike: Consider Zayn Malik's high-budget rebranding post-One Direction as a solo artist steeped in Sade and 90s R&B.
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The popularity hierarchy of ecosystems should come as no surprise to anyone who's ever watched a nature documentary like "Planet Earth"—rainforests, the charismatic darlings of biodiversity, get far more screen time than their less alluring peers like, say, mudflats or swamps.
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Lots of poets start their own presses, but there is no market for their wares, unlike the art world, which supports and fetishizes works by Mark Grotjahn, Jeff Koons, and Richard Prince, bad boy darlings whose whiteness is essential to the product.
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Facebook, like most of publicly traded Silicon Valley darlings, has seen its once soaring stock dragged down in recent weeks amid a global market selloff that has caused Wall Street investors to re-think their appetite for high-growth, high-risk tech companies.
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The darlings of the tournament advanced to the quarterfinals, drawing with Portugal and Hungary, as well as defeating Austria in the group stage, before defeating England in what will go down as one of the greatest upsets in the history of professional soccer.
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Nonjudgmental feedback is one of the communal charms of "Dead Darlings," a downtown variety show where authors, comedians, cartoonists, designers and other artists share their once-brilliant ideas, jokes, sketches and stage sets that ended up on the proverbial cutting-room floor.
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Tech darlings such as Chinese mobile phone maker Xiaomi might have seen weak investor interest in Hong Kong lately, but they don't appear be motivated by high stock valuations anyway, said Charles Li, the CEO of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX).
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Before deciding to write and release solo material, the L.A. native worked as a professional trumpeter, from being featured on indie pop darlings Capital Cities' In a Tidal Wave of Mystery album to even hitting the road with Katy Perry for her Prismatic World Tour.
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The company is seen as one of the darlings of Singapore's nascent startup ecosystem, given that founding trio Lucas Ngoo, Marcus Tan and Siu Rui Quek all graduated NUS (National University of Singapore) while in their early twenties having spent some time in 'regular' jobs.
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They've certainly earned the right to: After making eight consistent, staggeringly good albums since 2001, they've cemented their status as scions of indie rock (and darlings of at least two presidential hopefuls), worthy of a retrospective that shows just how strong their catalog is.
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The Credit Suisse "darlings of active managers" lists consist of the "most crowded names by size category, includes core, growth and value style funds, in terms of the number of funds that own the name," strategist Lori Calvasina wrote in the note clients Friday.
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Rewarded by NATO for their recruitment and determination, the women are often seen as "the darlings of the West" by both colleagues and their communities, Frogh said, who has for years worked on issues of women's integration across the security, political and civil society sectors.
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Capping a Golden Globes ceremony that belonged more to audience favorites than to critical darlings, "Bohemian Rhapsody" and its star, Rami Malek, played the spoiler to "A Star Is Born" in the battle between two musicals competing in the best drama category for film.
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When Arcade Fire first hit No. 1 on the Billboard album, with "The Suburbs" in 2010, it was a big deal, marking the band's ascension from indie-rock darlings to mainstream fame; winning the Grammy for album of the year only confirmed that status.
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Glenn Fogel: Our company which was one of those Internet darlings in the late 90s or 2000, we had a market cap of over 30 billion dollars shortly after the IPO in 063, and that dropped down to just a couple hundred million dollars.
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LONDON (Reuters) - For the last six years, Prince William and his wife Kate have been the darlings of the world's media, gracing the front pages of newspapers and magazines across the globe with their good looks, easy charm and two photogenic children to boot.
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You may also recognise Josie's voice as Kay Hanley of 90s indie darlings Letters to Cleo, who have been in the business of illuminating the credibility of teen movies since they played on the roof at the end of 10 Things I Hate About You.
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TORONTO — Genre-filmmaking darlings Adam Wingard and Simon Barrett return to the Toronto International Film Festival with Blair Witch, a disappointingly redundant found-footage sequel to the original movie that unfortunately finds the gifted duo behind The Guest and You're Next getting lost in the woods together.
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"The fundamental index systematically every year rebalances the portfolio, selling the market darlings - the outperformers and buying and increasing weight of the laggards to create a balanced return inside the market," Chris Brightman, CIO of Research Affiliates told CNBC on the sidelines of the FundForum in Berlin .
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - There may be little relief on the horizon for investors in U.S. energy companies, whose shares moved from darlings to dismal performers during Wall Street's record bull run and now face a shaky global economy, doubts about fossil fuel investments and general market skepticism.
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In the years since Harry Potter, his career certainly reflects this: Radcliffe has played an FBI agent infiltrating a neo-Nazi gang (Imperium, out recently), a famous poet (Kill Your Darlings), and a farting corpse (Swiss Army Man), to name just a few of his roles.
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The kids at Huntley High School got a pretty rousing surprise when internet darlings The Chainsmokers crashed their prom, causing the kind of mass teen hysteria not seen since Marty McFly lit up the guitar at the Hill Valley High "Enchanted Under the Sea" dance in 1955.
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Photographers who search the world, as your issue reflects — Garry Winogrand, Robert Frank and Lee Friedlander — are seeking a higher understanding of the human condition than the artificially constructed images, laboriously executed with monster cameras over many hours, of the recent art darlings of the Düsseldorf crowd.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) added fuel to the fire in a high-profile interview over the weekend by dismissing a quartet of liberal darlings: Reps.
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A near decade of gains in U.S. stock prices has left investors on edge about the prospect that anything could end the party, including the prospect of interest rate rises under new Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell or a misstep by one of the market's darlings.
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Amazon basically wrote the book on this, and tech darlings like Airbnb and Uber have tried to follow it to a T. The trouble for Netflix is that making TV shows and movies, and paying for streaming rights on the stuff that Netflix didn't make, is expensive.
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With Trump in the thrall of the apocalyptic Steve Bannon, the creepy Michael Flynn and the unconscionable alt-right, the only ray of hope lay in Ivanka and Jared, glossy real estate scions who had been liberal darlings of New York society and Sun Valley conferences.
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The movie ended up defying all kinds of conventional wisdom — that sequels are not supposed to be critical darlings, that there is no center of the culture anymore, that marathon running times (three hours in this case) drive people away, that every studio has hits and misses.
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DBP Donut, the advertising and short-form entertainment production company launched by Mark and Jay Duplass (darlings of independent film and TV) and their partners Charlie Leahy and Nigel Lopez-McBean, unveiled their new short-form production "The Ride" last week at the Sundance Film Festival.
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Grubhub competes with a number of startup darlings, including Postmates (trapped in Schrodinger's Exit at the moment), DoorDash (aggressively valued, under fire for payment practices and theoretically considering a direct listing despite unprofitability) and Uber Eats (a deeply unprofitable portion of Uber's larger Red Ink empire).
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European and Japanese shares, the darlings at the start of 2017, have reversed all of their outperformance versus other regions, while the sell-off in tech stocks that began with U.S. bellwethers such as Apple and Amazon, was seen by some as a sign of wider problems.
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Boasting local artists and international indie darlings, Magnetic Fields is held inside the grounds of the Alsisar Mahal, where guests can camp out in tents, bliss out to droning ambient beats, and take in light shows, treasure hunts, and art installations, all in the middle of the Rajasthani desert.
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The Michigan native, 33, has nearly a decade's worth of experience in Hollywood, met her boyfriend Daniel Radcliffe on set of 2013's Kill Your Darlings and broke out with her part on Amazon's Good Girls Revolt, which aired for one standout season before being canceled in December 2016.
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Passive-aggression is a constant; it doesn't take long to comprehend that "5'6 is too short" and "Your look is more commercial" are polite ways of telling potential models to never come back, while the "darlings" and "sweethearts" uttered by men working on set are just campy lingo.
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NEW YORK, Aug 218 (Reuters) - There may be little relief on the horizon for investors in U.S. energy companies, whose shares moved from darlings to dismal performers during Wall Street's record bull run and now face a shaky global economy, doubts about fossil fuel investments and general market skepticism.
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"If you are going to add new money to the market, I would be very careful not to do it in those dividend darlings — so things like utilities and consumer staples and telecoms … because I feel like that is a very crowded trade," Hogan told CNBC on Thursday.
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The famous stylist and one-time judge of America's Next Top Model has earned a reputation for turning his clients into internet darlings, their looks immediately absorbed into the mercurial firmament of digital opinion and rendered instantly into virtual iconography, from street-style blogs to fan art and memes.
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A year ago, Theranos founder, CEO and Chairman Elizabeth Holmes was one of the darlings of Silicon Valley before praise for her blood-testing company turned to criticism and doubt about its efficacy after a reporter read an article with a cryptic description of its technology, reported Vanity Fair.
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The company generated more than $750 million in revenue for 2018 — an increase of 60% from the prior year — while shrinking its losses to $63 million, which practically rounds up to profitability compared to other venture-capital-backed darlings like Uber, which lost $1.8 billion in the same year.
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While Wall Street tends to overreact, it's not hard to see why the panic occurred: In the age of Theranos and Zenefits — two high-flying companies that have come under scrutiny for alleged transgressions — Wall Street is quite nervous that its darlings may not have all the panache advertised.
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It's a strong, well-regarded group, ranging from historical dramas (1917, The Irishman) to critical darlings (Marriage Story, Parasite) to crowd pleasers (Joker, Little Women, Ford v Ferrari) to movies that meld the dark and the screwball in equal measure (Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Jojo Rabbit).
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With so much to choose from, we had a major requirement: The show has to have started in the 217s — that's why you won't see ubiquitous TV darlings like Breaking Bad and Mad Men, which premiered in the previous decade; the time has come to pass the baton.
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After a few years as the darlings of the league, Golden State has found that its reputation has evolved, and while any backlash against it has been far from universal, it has at times embraced the heel turn as just another step in its relentless pursuit of basketball perfection.
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You keep waiting for the show to break away from its propulsive introduction and go into a flashback that shows how the first couple, apparently once the nation's darlings, got to the vitriolic point that we see at the start, in which Emilia hopes Diego will sign divorce papers.
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The daughter of Hollywood Darlings star Beverley Mitchell marked her fifth birthday in pixie-powered style, celebrating with loved ones — including dad Michael Cameron, 3-year-old brother Hutton Michael and celebrity pals like Christine Lakin, Bill Horn and Dawni Sawa — at a fairy-themed bash with an artsy twist.
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So the darlings of yesteryear's football hipster include Pep Guardiola, Jurgen Klopp and, naturally, Villas-Boas, with the first two now far too well known to retain their cultural cachet in bohemian circles, and Villas-Boas still recovering from his time at Chelsea, possibly the least fashionable of contemporary clubs.
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Cooking show judges, prize-winning chefs, their most promising prodigies ... I had, before my eyes, the darlings of French cuisine getting trashed, drinking beer out of motorcycle helmets, and attempting Jackass-inspired hijinks that only seem like a good idea when you've got eight grams of alcohol in your blood.
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As China's tech ecosystem sees more of its darlings mature and more consistently deliver smashing exits, investments in China will have to be a more serious consideration for VCs, even if only to minimize the sheer amount of time, resources, and painstaking energy needed to build a company in the U.S.
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I promise to hold your hands, as they did, and let you know you can bring light to the world my darlings, M and P. #internationalwomensday" Wrote Bush Hager's Today costar Savannah Guthrie alongside a snap of 3½-year-old daughter Vale, "This is girl power in its raw state.
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A critical test now awaits Modi on Monday when the government unveils its budget for the year starting in April, giving the prime minister an opportunity to turn around views of the likes of Sergio Trigo Paz who said that India and Mexico were no longer the darlings of foreign investors.
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Since ending his turn as an amiable wizard in a certain long-running film franchise, Daniel Radcliffe has played an accused rapist with horns growing out of his forehead ("Horns"), a morphine-addicted physician during the Russian Revolution ("A Young Doctor's Notebook") and the beat poet Allen Ginsberg ("Kill Your Darlings").
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During that time she helped launched the careers of literary darlings like Zadie Smith ("someone who can do comedy, drama and satire, and do them all with exceptional confidence and brio") and George Saunders ("a savage satirist with a sentimental streak") — and pissed off everyone from Jonathan Franzen to J.K. Rowling.
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The former works more like Netflix — when you sign up, you gain access to the entire Game Pass library to play at your leisure, which includes a large swathe of titles from indie darlings to AAA powerhouses (and you can actually download them, which means no streaming-related latency issues).
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Gucci, one of the darlings of the moment, having been given a shot in the brocaded arm by the designer Alessandro Michele, has combined its men's and women's shows; for the first time in years, it will sit out the Milan men's week and show during the women's week in February.
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But in an industry where artists need to be extremely careful who, or what, they associate with, how did Patsavas woo indie darlings like St Vincent and Bon Iver to be a part of a world where a 100-year-old vampire impregnates an 18-year-old with his super sperm?
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Country darlings Kacey Musgraves and Maren Morris were able to transcend their genre by earning nods in the album of the year and record of the year categories, respectively, while folk rocker (and critical favorite) Brandi Carlile earned a total of six nominations, including nods for album, record and song of the year.
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This seemed like as good a time as any, then, to ask the two how becoming Emmy darlings has changed them, whether Russia's recent prominence in the news has added any new significance to their show about Soviet spies, and how they plan to deal with one of their young actors' growth spurts.
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Country darlings Kacey Musgraves and Maren Morris were able to transcend their genre by earning nods in the album of the year and record of the year categories, respectively, while folk rocker (and critical favorite) Brandi Carlile earned a total of six nominations, including nods for album, record and song of the year.
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With two critical darlings under her belt by the age of 14, Barbara was considered a child prodigy and poised to be one of the next great American writers—but rough waters were ahead, as Barbara soon learned that her father was leaving the family for his employer's young secretary, Margaret Whipple.
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Headlining alongside Gaga are Radiohead and Kendrick Lamar—who releases his album this Friday, coinciding with his performance at the festival's first weekend—but from where I'm standing, it feels as though it'd also be a good move to book some musical darlings like Bush to keep Coachella in competition with the best.
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For years, the network has stoked the fires of right-wing resentment of Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, and "liberal elites" — while simultaneously giving prominence and credibility to the Tea Party, to "issues" like birtherism and the New Black Panthers, and to those darlings of the anti-establishment right Glenn Beck and Sarah Palin.
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Neurons, at the time, were the undisputed flashy darlings of the scientific world; seen as the A-team players of our mood, our mental health, our memory, responsible for creating the trillions of synaptic connections needed for us to think, feel, remember, learn, and love, for all of our intuitions and perceptions.
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The 2019 IPO pipeline — which was supposed to see tech darlings like Uber, Pinterest, and Peleton going public — now finds itself doubly squeezed by two factors beyond its control: The shutdown created a weeks-long backlog of needy startups seeking guidance from a shuttered SEC, which will now have to handle a big workload.
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The Ugandan team from the AVRS School, a boarding school outside Kampala, blazed through the 2015 Europe-Africa Tournament, outscoring opponents 67-2 in the tournament's five games, then going on to Williamsport, where they won their first game at the World Series against the Dominican Republic and became fast darlings of the ESPN coverage.
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In fact, the political and public swing against these darlings of Silicon Valley is one of the most important non-Trump trends of the year — and one likely to echo for many years to come: Sean Parker and other early Facebook execs went public with concerns about how the company manipulates data and our minds.
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Coinbase plots to become the New York Stock Exchange of crypto securities Robinhood, another one of Ribbit's portfolio darlings, is flirting with a $7003 billion valuation after its latest funding round earlier this year — and has become synonymous with stock trading for a new generation of investors (despite some criticism about its business model).
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By rolling past Minnesota, 81-72, in the South Region, Middle Tennessee State bolstered the objective of its coach, Kermit Davis, who is trying to mold his team into a national program, in the image of teams like Butler, Gonzaga and Wichita State, which began as midmajor darlings before achieving full-fledged behemoth status.
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Trump turns to GOP darlings for Cabinet "For the last couple of years, we have been preparing to advise as well as to help collect a whole catalog of people from all over the country who could help Trump accomplish his objectives," DeMint said, clarifying that when the effort began, it was without a particular candidate in mind.
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Coming up with the likes of other New York indie darlings like Pains of Being Pure at Heart and Surfer Blood when they self-released their debut Why There Are Mountains in 2009, the band was not so unfairly lumped in with the then-buzzing 90s guitar band revival, using the modest hype to establish a name for themselves.
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There were plenty of ways to read his remarks—it was standard-issue superstar grouchiness or it was a hint of some deeper issue—but the most tempting was as proof that the Celtics, those well-coached and weirdly assembled league darlings, were finally reaching that part of the calendar when cleverness doesn't work as well.
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And she was not afraid of attacking their darlings, among them Hiroshima Mon Amour, which she found repetitive and finally too much about the female character's feelings: It began to seem like True Confession at the higher levels of spiritual and sexual communion; and I decided the great lesson for us all was to shut up.
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At this point, the list of executives, entertainment legends and media darlings dumped by their companies includes dozens of men, including the longtime news host Charlie Rose, the comedians Andy Dick and Louis C. K., the actors Kevin Spacey and Jeremy Piven, the Amazon Studios executive Roy Price, and the journalists Mark Halperin and Leon Wieseltier.
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It can be maddening for movie lovers not living on either coast, but the vast majority of viewers have been made to wait weeks for such critical darlings as Martin Scorsese's virtuosic religious epic Silence, Jim Jarmusch's low-key existential sestina Paterson, Mike Mills's period piece (pun intended) 20th Century Women, or the righteous, barrier-breaker Hidden Figures.
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If nothing else, fintech offers a more defined way to pursue tech gains at a time when some technology darlings, specifically the social media sector, have been hit hard, and the biggest technology companies, such as Apple, Alphabet and Amazon, have dominated market returns so thoroughly it has resulted in concerns about valuation in the most widely held stocks.
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Last week, Kanopy — a free film-streaming service used by public libraries across the country — added virtually every A24 film to its collection, which means that if your friendly neighborhood library participates in the program, you can watch everything from the beloved studio behind Moonlight, The Lobster, Lady Bird, and a ton of other Hollywood darlings from the past five years.
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In China, between 2009 and the 2015 stock market crash, small-cap growth stocks were the market's darlings, but "a new rotation into value blue-chip investments started in 2016," according to Zhou Liang, fund manager at Shanghai Minority Asset Management Co. "In 2017, money will flow into blue-chips, as small-caps weaken and lose their luster," said Zhou.
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The 25 songs and artists below include blockbuster hits, critical darlings and inescapable conversation pieces, but few of them take a direct route to the usual joys of pop — the songs about dancing and boasting and sex and love, the ones about what a fantastic night everyone's about to have or what ecstasies they intend to find by the end of it.
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So when it's time for the annual Academy Awards nominees luncheon, the comparatively low-key, wine-filled gathering at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills is a welcome, no-stress respite, resulting in one very star-studded group picture (that included no less than 155 nominees!) Nearly all the year's nominees – including this season's darlings Leonardo DiCaprio, Alicia Vikander, Brie Larson – showed up on Feb.
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Having been '90s child stars on their perspective television shows — Sweetin as Stephanie Tanner on Full House, Mitchell as Lucy Camden on 7th Heaven, and Lakin as Alicia Lambert on Step by Step — the women have now joined forces on Pop TV's comedy series, Hollywood Darlings — a loosely scripted show that will highlight the stars (who play exaggerated versions of themselves) juggling work, motherhood, and friendship.
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Closet Witch themselves are terrifyingly proficient at their deadly craft—there is real, palpable, horrifying rage to be found within the closely-packed notes and razor-sharp chords propelling this beast of a self-titled debut (which is a multi-pronged co-release from Noisey darlings Halo of Flies with SassBologna, Jems, Circus of the Macabre (UK), Don't Care (UK) and React With Protest (Germany).
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It's not the first time he's spoken out about it: just after the band broke up, Joe penned an essay for New York magazine detailing his experiences as the "middle Jonas brother," in which he talked about losing his virginity, smoking weed with fellow Disney darlings Demi Lovato and Miley Cyrus, and the band falling apart due to their different musical directions and personal lives.
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Amazon basically wrote the book on this, and tech darlings like Airbnb and Uber have tried to follow it to a T. Fans of "Stranger Things" will be happy to hear Netflix is raising more than $1 billion via debt offering to make more seasons of the hit series — and lots of other original content — as part of its strategy to drive subscriber growth.
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Portraits of "Hamilton" creator Lin-Manuel Miranda and Amazon CEO Jeff BezosJeffrey (Jeff) Preston BezosPortraits of Lin-Manuel Miranda, Jeff Bezos headed for National Portrait Gallery Hillicon Valley: Zuckerberg courts critics on Capitol Hill | Amazon makes climate pledge | Senate panel approves 21625M for state election security News outlets choose their darlings, ignore others' voices MORE will soon hang in the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery.
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Poring over the album credits that appeared at the tail-end of Endless—as well as the exhaustive list of collaborators and musical and lyrical inspirations Ocean included in the zine he published alongside the release of Blonde—the press would uncover that the records included the assistance of rapper and producer Tyler the Creator, singer-songwriter James Blake, and producers Arca and Jamie xx, among other critics' darlings.
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Rush Limbaugh defended Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE on Tuesday as a "full-throated conservative" after the Florida senator scored a strong third-place finish in the Iowa caucus behind anti-establishment darlings Ted Cruz and Donald Trump.
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The only story on the WaPo site for Baird mentions him parenthetically in a story about Jeff BezosJeffrey (Jeff) Preston BezosPortraits of Lin-Manuel Miranda, Jeff Bezos headed for National Portrait Gallery Hillicon Valley: Zuckerberg courts critics on Capitol Hill | Amazon makes climate pledge | Senate panel approves 0M for state election security News outlets choose their darlings, ignore others' voices MORE donating to a super PAC to elect military veterans.
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After all, if recent events—Brexit in the UK, Trump in the States, the rise of the far right in parts of Europe—are anything to go by, there's a universe-sized gulf between the rarefied world of high art and the people who have voted in some of the most dramatic changes in a generation—a point archly made by English artist Grayson Perry to a roomful of establishment darlings late last year.
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Two prominent bands of the genre, Death Cab For Cutie and Teenage Fanclub, were born a decade apart: Teenage Fanclub were the Scottish darlings of the early 90s' jangly indie boom, while Death Cab rode the slipstream of the 00s' first indie "revival" to arenas and iconic guest spots on The OC. Look, if you didn't at some point shout-sing along to either at an 413s indie night idk what you were up to.
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"We celebrated at our home with a jungle-themed party, complete with 'Tiger Food' (delicious pizza and salad from Fresh Brothers), and a hydration station — because it was super hot out — with my favorite bubbly water LaCroix and a fruit iced tea made with VitaCup," the Hollywood Darlings star, 40, tells PEOPLE, sharing photos from the event starring the birthday boy, 3½-year-old big sister Georgia James and dad Brandon Breault.
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As yet, however, Jim BairdJames BairdNews outlets choose their darlings, ignore others' voices Hillicon Valley: White House to host social media summit amid Trump attacks | Pelosi says Congress to get election security briefing in July | Senate GOP blocks election security bill | Pro-Trump forum 'quarantined' by Reddit | Democrats press Zuckerberg Bipartisan House committee members agree on cyber threats to elections, if not how to address it MORE (R-Ind.) has garnered no national media attention.
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Some of her future gigs: -- Feb 8, 9, 23: Déjà vu & Little Darlings … both in Oklahoma City -- March 22, 23, 24: Larry Flynt's Hustler Club in Shreveport, LA -- March 29, 30, 31: Déjà vu in Nashville -- April 6 & 7: Lust Gentlemen's Club in WV -- April 27 & 28: Bucks Wild in Ft. Worth and Dallas -- June 1, 2: Gentlemen's Gold Club in Maryland Danny says he's been working with Stormy for 5 years now and this is hands down the most sought-after she's ever been.
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At a press conference in Washington, D.C., Amazon CEO Jeff BezosJeffrey (Jeff) Preston BezosPortraits of Lin-Manuel Miranda, Jeff Bezos headed for National Portrait Gallery Hillicon Valley: Zuckerberg courts critics on Capitol Hill | Amazon makes climate pledge | Senate panel approves 28503M for state election security News outlets choose their darlings, ignore others' voices MORE — the richest man in the world — announced his company is committing to carbon neutrality by 22019 and 100 percent renewable energy by 2030, hitting the goals of the Paris climate agreement 10 years ahead of schedule.
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At a press conference in Washington, D.C., Amazon CEO Jeff BezosJeffrey (Jeff) Preston BezosPortraits of Lin-Manuel Miranda, Jeff Bezos headed for National Portrait Gallery Hillicon Valley: Zuckerberg courts critics on Capitol Hill | Amazon makes climate pledge | Senate panel approves 0M for state election security News outlets choose their darlings, ignore others' voices MORE -- the richest man in the world -- announced his company is committing to carbon neutrality by 2040 and 21625 percent renewable energy by 2900, hitting the goals of the Paris climate agreement 220006 years ahead of schedule.
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" Read it... (The Atlantic) -- The continued impact of the Panama Papers: Four men "have been indicted for their roles in allegedly defrauding the US government through international money laundering and wire fraud..." (CNN) -- Amid all the coverage of alleged election fraud in North Carolina, lemme second what Harry Enten tweeted: "The NC-9 story is one of many that sheds the light on the importance of local journalism..." (Twitter) -- Hammering home that point, Chris Cillizza did a Q&A with Joe Bruno of WSOC Channel 9 in Charlotte on Tuesday... (CNN) -- A must-read (if you have a VF subscription) by Joe Pompeo: "A generation of digital-media darlings prepares for a frigid winter.
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