But the way we do the business is still the same.
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But the fact is that you need the right personalities to do the business of politics.
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Martinez had one goal in mind: to add value in any way she could do the business.
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But in fact, that's what conventions are really about -- for parties to do the business of the party.
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I had that massive feeling when I was sitting there, signing it, that he's going to do the business.
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So, this little guy undid his pants and starts to do the business that we all need to do sometimes.
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Nor will I pretend that a global superpower can do the business of horse-trading only with saints and scholars.
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I find myself having to constantly keep myself in check on that, because it's easy to do the business-school speak.
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It almost begs the obvious that our leaders must leave partisanship, and even impeachment, behind and do the business of the people.
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It is a place to breathe shallowly and do the business of early parenting as much as the medical staff will allow.
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He had the added pressure of seeing Nampalys Mendy, the man whom the Foxes had originally signed to replace Kante, failing to do the business.
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In such a scenario, the delegates would be allowed to do the business of the party, which, as I noted earlier this week, has been overshadowed by the pageantry.
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"We are evaluating how best to do the business of the Commission after Commissioner Bay's departure," LaFleur said, noting FERC will be issuing a podcast on Monday with more detail.
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After the meeting, Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald said her party was "ready and willing to do the business" while DUP leader Arlene Foster said her party would "not be found wanting".
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It will be up to the same institutions to do the business of the people during and after impeachment, so we cannot let them be destroyed by partisanship and politics in the process.
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For Zumba to successfully scale globally, to accomplish what other once-promising fitness crazes like Billy Blanks' Tae Bo couldn't do, the business partners had to pivot away from selling Zumba via workout videos.
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There's the legal tool, which is resignation, and then there would be like a shelter-in-place tool, where they would do a slowdown, or refuse to do the business of government, or sign letters.
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"Private corporations are not meant to do the business of public good, which is why we need a public bank that can determine how to use all the money saved on fees for the public good."
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Nor is it a secret that the favorable ratings for Congress are also so low that there is a huge public revulsion against Washington and the way Washington does — or does not do — the business of the people.
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Congress designated places where its members could safely meet to do the business of the nation, like Fort McNair outside of Washington, D.C. Needless to say, that plan doesn't account for a virus lawmakers themselves could carry from place to place.
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Fresh off their "baecation" to Paris, Rodriguez has been making the press rounds as he gears up to begin a gig as one of Shark Tank's new investors, as well as joining Good Morning America to do "the business of sports" stories.
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" Occasionally there might be a kid in that scenario who gets it a little earlier than most people, but for the most part, you see a family of winemakers, and the kids go off and say, "Yeah, I'm not sure I want to do the business.
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"The beauty is if you can get the volumes right — which is a really important part of the equation — take care of and engage your team so that they care as much about the outcome as you do, the business has to take care of itself, and we generate great margins," Svenson said.
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In both cases, lower-level employees still remain to actually do the business of diplomacy.
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Joseon had the worst environment for merchants to do the business. Many products were forbidden to trade, and most of trades between other countries were illegal. But ginseng from Joseon was popular in Qing, the Chinese willingly paid a lot for it. It was very appealing deal for merchants, so Im Sang-ok smuggled ginseng with Chinese.
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The three categories are: "trackers","hunters" and "explorers". # "Trackers" are the online consumers who are exactly looking for a product that they definitely wish to buy. They use the Internet for the information about its price, delivery methods post-purchase service and so on. Once they have found the proper information, little effort is needed to let them do the business.
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Reviews for the song were generally positive with critics praising Sparks' attempt at dance-pop. Nick Levine of Digital Spy said "Two excursions into dance-pop territory, the stomping, Shannon-sampling 'SOS (Let The Music Play)' and the boyfriend-baiting 'Emergency (911)', also do the business". The New York Times said "intriguingly, the music on that song ('Emergency 911'), and another club track, 'S.O.S. (Let the Music Play)', evokes the brazen dance-pop of Lady Gaga."NEtimes.
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In a letter to Leopold I, Prince of Anhalt-Dessau, the king wrote of Grumbkow's corruption, "I know he is like that, but you need such people to do the business honourable people wouldn't want to soil their hands with. I get more out of him in an hour than I acquit with others in three." Frederick eventually reached a reconciliation with both Frederick William and Grumbkow. He referred to Grumbkow as "the Cassubian", because of his Pomeranian ancestry.
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Holmes goes to the Hope household and confronts Lady Hilda, accusing her of the theft. At first she denies everything, but is forced to admit her wrongdoing under threat of certain scandal. Lady Hilda admits that Lucas was blackmailing her with a compromising letter written by her years earlier, and demanded the contents of her husband's dispatch box for the return thereof (an unnamed spy within her husband's own office had made Lucas aware of the document). Lady Hilda went to Lucas's house to do the business when, as it happened, his wife from Paris showed up and confronted him about his affair, believing that Lady Hilda was his mistress.
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He tells Elisabeth and Carla about any information he can get, but it isn't enough until Tanja and Ansgar find out that Adrian is a rat. While Tanja tries to do the business in Singapore herself, Ansgar threatens Adrian with his life; leading for him to leave town. After that Ansgar leaves town for a while too and he returns short time after Tanja with the sureness to have success with their scheme. With the arms trading as an open secret of Tanja and Ansgar's plan, Ansgar wants to give his sister a chance to handle to Holding over to him without a scandal.
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In 1595 Robert Devereux, 2nd Earl of Essex tried to deprive Beale of his office of clerk to the council in favour of one of his own creatures; Beale wrote (24 April 1595) to the Lord Treasurer. He was also clerk to the Council of the North; Beale concluded his letter by begging that he might be allowed a deputy to do the business of the office at York during his absence. His request was granted, one John Ferne being appointed in the following August. In 1597 he was with Sir Julius Caesar in a commission to examine into complaints by the inhabitants of Guernsey against Sir Thomas Leighton, their governor.
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Nick Levine of Digital Spy gave the song a positive review stating: > 2010 has already thrown up some pretty original pop hits (Plan B's 'She > Said', Ellie Goulding's 'Starry Eyed'), some pretty classy ones Kelis's > 'Acapella', Alicia Keys's 'Empire State of Mind Part II', and some that, > though neither of these things, pretty much do the business regardless. > 'Good Times', the new tune from London grime crew Roll Deep, falls firmly > into that last category. The urban clubby production owes a debt to Calvin > Harris's recent Dizzee Rascal collaborations, the lyrics mine much the same > party-on vibe as [the] Black Eyed Peas' 'I Gotta Feeling', and there are > even a few GaGa-style "oh-oh-oh-oh"s chucked in for good measure. > Desperately derivative it may be, but it's hard to take against a single > that rhymes "late-night shopping" with "high street bopping", especially one > with a socking great chorus like this. .
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Witte states in his autobiography that while Kokovtsov was serving as one of his assistants, he was left alone to do the business he knew so well and that Kokovtsov was the source of several small but meaningful reforms in the finances of the Russian Empire. Much was made of Kokovtsov's differences with Witte which resulted in the two refusing to work with one another after 1905–06. The apparent cause of these differences were conflicts over courses of action in the preparation for peace talks with Japan, following the Russo-Japanese War; the changing of the government structure in the wake of widespread political unrest; Witte's opposition to several of Kokovtsov's policies as Minister of Finance during the Russo-Japanese War, and in an important loan negotiation that occurred in 1905–06. The differences were made public in the Council of State when one or the other would make comments in opposition to the other's viewpoint on various issues.
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This > is indicated by the fact, that the travel on the Utica and Schenectady > Railroad, (which forms another link in this same chain) already requires the > second track, to do the business of carrying passengers only; and the fact, > that the Tonawanda Railroad, (from Rochester to Batavia) with its present > accommodations, having only a single track, is inadequate to the business, > although trains of cars run day and night. > > The subject of wooden superstructure, from its importance, has occupied > much attention. From the experience of the present day, there can be no > question, that a combination of timber and iron makes, under all > circumstances, the preferable road for this climate. The greatest objection > to roads of this character, is the large amount of perishable materials used > in their construction, as all the different kinds of timber that can be > procured in sufficient size and quantities for rails, are not of a durable > nature; and from their exposed situation near the surface of the ground they > must decay very rapidly.
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