What's silliest about it is the idea that it has lyrics (it does not), and they're simply dun dun dun dun dun dun DUN DUN DUN DUN DUN dun dun dun dun. —K.
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Then, the theme song from "Mission: Impossible" filled the classroom — dun dun dun-dun, dun dun dun-dun!
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Matt helpfully announces that fact and the episode ends. Dun-dun-dun.
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"The fact is, the crown must win, must always win."Dun-dun-dun.
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Then, DUN DUN DUN — here come all the thoughts that happen when you're in that moment.
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She was absolutely glowing until the next day when — dun, dun, dun — the plot twist finally happened.
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The first high hat cymbal beat, then the drop of the piano of Dolly Parton's "260 to 5" — Tsss, dun dun dun dun— gets me shakin' it toward productivity.
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I keep thinking someone is going to die while Jeanie brushes her teeth just because the music is doing that CSI dun-dun-dun-dun that indicates a killer is near.
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Twenty years after its debut, Post's 'dun dun' still bewitches people.
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The opening titles are particularly wonderful, grainy block letters, bursting onto the screen to the low key dun-dun-DUN sound of a synthesiser.
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Deputy Chief William Dodds couldn't have said it better himself. Dun-dun.
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The leak is someone with terrible taste in greeting cards — and he or she has just sent The Herald another flash drive. Dun-dun-dun.
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"She had a light-hearted delivery so you never felt like—dun dun dun—you&aposre going to be kidnapped and raped," Farmer told Artnet.
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If you've ever tried to sell your closet cast-offs to a consignment or buy-sell-trade store, you're also familiar with (dun, dun, dun) — rejection.
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Every time the 'dun dun' sounds, Emmy winning Post is raking it in.
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According to the account, Uber A is actually — dun dun duuuuun — Lauren DiLaurentis, a.k.a.
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However, as they work on the complicated rescue, a group using the chaos as a distraction attempts to steal the top-secret weaponry from the scientists. Dun-dun-dun!
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It was once owned by Robert Dun Douglass, a member of the Dun & Bradstreet family.
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Follow Alex Robert Ross on Twitter, skya, du-du-ku-ku-dun-dun, poom, poom.
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When I stop worrying that if I speak my mind people will not like me or worse…DUN DUN DUN…they won't CAST ME, I like myself A WHOLE LOT.
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It's helpful when thinking about Shaq, and what it would be like to actually play against him, to have all of that size and strength pressing firmly into your body, dun dun dun dun, your feet slide back, Shaq makes his move and you got scored on.
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" You know the one: "DUN dadada da DUN doo doo doo how does a bastard, orphan [etc.].
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But, does Colton propose at the end of The Bachelor, does he make the realistic decision to go date someone in the real world, or does he end up — dun, dun, dun — alone.
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There's something to be said about the powers of the 'dun dun' (and Post's theme song more broadly).
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Dun & Bradstreet – Dun & Bradstreet will be taken private by a private-equity consortium for $5.38 billion in cash.
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Sharknado: The 4th Awakens takes place five years after the last film and finds everyone living a blissfully sharknado-free life — when, dun dun dun, they begin popping up once again in unexpected places.
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In the world of The Walking Dead, however, that's the best sign that pretty soon everything will go wrong, and as their van speeds down the road, you can practically hear the dun-dun-dun!
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Jed Wyatt made a bold move on last week's episode of The Bachelorette, confessing to Hannah during a one-on-one date that he had initially signed up for the competition for — dun dun dun — the wrong reasons.
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Everyone is obviously very good-looking, and many of them have secrets, which we know will turn (dun, dun, DUNNNNN!) deadly.
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Kevin is still kind of disappointed when (dun dun dun) he learns from his tour guide that Nicholas Pearson didn't die in Vietnam — and we flash to a hermit-like man in a cabin in Pennsylvania receiving letters addressed to Nicky.
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Rumor has it, if you listen carefully enough, you can even pick up on the sound of a gavel in the 'dun dun.
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That's the dark underbelly of Law & Order—after that last "dun-dun" and fade out, every case leaves behind a lot of broken lives.
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They also sang it, twice using the syllables "da-da-da, da-da, dun dun da," and once with a falsetto floating across the top.
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Until this month, Netflix has used the same brisk "dun dun" logo that plays before all its streaming content as its opening logo at film festivals.
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Still, I find myself Brokeback Mountain-mumbling "I wish I knew how to quit you" as the 6th opening dun-dun rings in my ears every other night.
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Particularly refreshing to me were its almost defiant disinterest in what's happening in the rest of the MCU, favoring its own internal continuity more than that of the studio as a whole, and the focus on mixing up character dynamics in a very real way, without it being "dun dun DUN" plot reveals.
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Not much different from a few months ago when Winsor was initially arrested for drunk in public -- except this time there didn't appear to be any alleged public peeing. Dun-dun!
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" Dun is known as the "Voice of King's Cross.
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This is where the dun-dun-dunnn will play in the minds of American politics followers, who know that the firm has been implicated in exploiting Facebook data for the Trump campaign.
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Taurus: Celebrative nooks and crannies: From the BAR's small weekly chat with Once Catching a Disc storm, starting the birthday match on Dun dun Avvy's favourite bodge of biscuit biscuits for (dollar) presents!
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Anthony Scriffignano, Ph.D., is Chief Data Scientist at Dun & Bradstreet.
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His father was executive vice president of Dun & Bradstreet Companies.
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"Well, david, you dun goofed," they wrote on david-me's post.
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Tan Dun has the reputation of getting people to pay attention.
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What appealed to Dun & Bradstreet were Microsoft's tools for managing data.
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Fat from the chicken had congealed into a dun-colored jelly.
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If it were cheaply done or sentimental, it would have such a ripped-from-the-headlines quality that you would expect to hear the dun-dun of the Law & Order gavel at the close of every chapter.
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You want an accounting, not a whodunnit but a what-got-dun?
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The Asmara escarpment — barren and dun colored — rose just beyond the shore.
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Or maybe Post just liked the noise of 500 Japanese men stomping their feet on a wooden floor… which I promise is not some urban legend, but a legitimate part of what makes up the 'dun dun' noise.
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That's according to data released last week from American Express and Dun & Bradstreet.
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Some of my earliest assignments related to Dun & Bradstreet's efforts to expand globally.
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We acquired six companies in Europe and significantly improved Dun & Bradstreet's market position.
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Dun and Joseph can describe the day they met in cinematically vivid detail.
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Noisey, VICE's music site, recently ran a theme week on the intersection of music and TV. It covered everything from Chapelle's Show to Beavis and Butt-Head and even managed to work in an article on Law & Order's "dun dun" sound.
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Jamie will escort Claire to Craigh na Dun, then return to fight at Culloden.
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Small puffs of cumulus clouds tracked their own black shadows against the dun ground.
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Bill Pastro is senior vice president of North American Government Solutions for Dun & Bradstreet.
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She's back at the runes at Craigh na Dun looking extremely distraught and disoriented.
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Twenty years ago, the federal government entered into an agreement with Dun & Bradstreet, Inc.
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Buyer: Dun 37-10th Street Seller: 10th Street Realty Broker: Niko Berdzenishvili, Besen & Associates
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It was modern and dun-colored and parked on 400 acres of salt marshland.
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Imagine it—your peers are scrambling to see Stranger Things, Narcos, House of Cards, and the rest of the must-see Netflix lineup; they're begging their friends and family for their Netflix login info; they're even (dun dun dunnn) illegally downloading episodes.
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Dun dun dunnnnn... How To Get Away With Adultery I probably would have been a lot less hyped for the Scandal/HTGAWM crossover if I knew that it would lead to a rift in one of my favorite TV ships of all time.
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As things stand now, I lose 45 minutes every week to the retrieval of forgotten passwords, and I recently got three-quarters of the way through a mystery before realizing that I knew whodunit, how he dun it and why he dun it.
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Instead, banks generally report to Dun and Bradstreet, which acts as a business credit bureau.
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Thomson Reuters and Dun & Bradstreet also do a big business selling data to law enforcement.
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Dun & Bradstreet shareholders will receive $145 in cash for each common share, the company said.
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Debby Ryan shared the happy news that she was engaged to boyfriend Josh Dun on Saturday.
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The Toledo Symphony Orchestra will perform "Water Concerto" by composer Tan Dun (Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon).
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To my surprise, the chief executive of Dun & Bradstreet agreed — and then assigned me the job.
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They are an overall warm dun color with subtle, pinkish highlights, matching their small pink feet.
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The movie opens with a fixed, perfectly framed shot of a dun-colored, gently sloping terrain.
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Ms. Abiodun (pronounced ah-BEE-oh-dun) was suspected of conspiring with members of both groups.
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He conveniently passes out, allowing Claire to pocket some notebooks filled with sketches of Craigh na Dun.
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Allen Ginsberg flew in from New York and anointed Dun as a natural heir to the Beats.
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That's not just an idle boast, if my conversations with Geico and Dun & Bradstreet are any indication.
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The first time Claire passed through the standing stones at Craigh na Dun, it was by accident.
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However, the dun could not stay upright, and the young stallion proceeded to collapse onto the ground again.
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The accuracy of the data is one big differentiator between Radius and traditional corporate databases like Dun & Bradstreet.
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"There's skepticism and fear, and if this goes on long enough, you get panic," Dun & Bradstreet's Stibel said.
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Dun & Bradstreet has been in business for more than 175 years, but has barely grown in a decade.
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Mr. Stiert's sidekick, Flint, a gray-dun 4-year-old, approached a woman in a pink T-shirt.
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Three days till the ropes that bound him revolted The heavens were green and the grass was dun!
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I saw it a week before I started typing this and already don't remember who dun exactly what.
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" Halfway through our dinner at the Dun-Colored Rutabaga, I said, "This soy-waste dish is particularly delicious.
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He supported a growing family working as a Dun & Bradstreet credit reporter and also put himself through college.
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The first test of a whodunit is how heart-stopping and strange a thing has actually been dun.
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Claire rushes off to Craigh na Dun with Bri and Roger, who are mostly there just to humor her.
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He also wanted me to negotiate some way for Dun & Bradstreet to re-enter the market should apartheid end.
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He insists that, should the situation call for it, she return to Craigh na Dun to be with Frank.
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In order to do business with the government, companies must pay Dun & Bradstreet to be issued a DUNS Number.
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Joseph's initial three-piece Pilots lineup was coming to an amicable end, and Dun stood by at the ready.
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" Last year, Tyler's bandmate Josh Dun celebrated an important milestone of his own" proposing to actress, girlfriend Debby Ryan.
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A reluctant peasant worries that if he gives his name for soldiering, the city will dun him for taxes.
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Dun & Bradstreet hypothesized that a major portion of Chinese employment and sales originate from companies within the impacted region.
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But Season 2 begins with that choice being stripped from her when she wakes at Craigh na Dun in 1948.
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Unfortunately, though, a spokesperson for General Mills, Betty Crocker's parent company, told Refinery29 Dun-a-roos aren't coming back anytime soon.
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One, a dun-colored draft horse named Duncan, never liked getting into horse trailers, and he was particularly resistant that night.
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Dun & Bradstreet's D-U-N-S® Number (DUNS Number) is widely recognized as the world's universal standard for business identification.
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Both Dun and Joseph grew up nearby in strict, religious homes, a topic they deftly avoid when recounting their childhoods today.
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The brown and green branches of one tree were stirring, as if a slight breeze was ruffling the dun-colored leaves.
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This week, Dunaier (pronounced dun-EYE-er) was afforded that 21st century symbol of fame, a bobblehead created in his image.
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J.P. Morgan is serving as financial adviser to Dun & Bradstreet, and Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton is serving as its legal counsel.
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Her most ambitious work for City Ballet, "The Shaded Line," set to cacophonous music by Tan Dun, features an androgynous heroine.
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Dun & Bradstreet – The company reported quarterly profit of $3.22 per share, 18 cents above estimates, though revenue was short of forecasts.
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GPS A big break comes when Dun Meng recites the GPS tracking number of his S.U.V., which the bombers have stolen.
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Two major writers of the period, Lu Xun and Mao Dun, helped found Yiwen (Translations), a magazine devoted to translation and poetics.
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And a group of supporters planned a gathering Sunday night for a vigil at the Kwanlin Dun Cultural Centre in Whitehorse, Yukon.
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"The critical issue will be whether this optimism translates to a lift in actual activity," said Stephen Koukoulas, Dun & Bradstreet economic adviser.
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Bhumibol Adulyadej (pronounced poo-mee-pon ah-dun-yaa-det) became king in 1946 and was revered in Thailand as a demigod.
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When organizations like Dun & Bradstreet and Hoovers call people and interview them, they are capturing self-declared data almost by brute force.
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For Dun, it epitomizes the nihilism and arrogance of today's London elite: "Their coldness has become a mode of existence," he says.
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"You can tell Microsoft is hungry," said Pat McDevitt, the chief technology officer of Dun & Bradstreet, which recently started experimenting with Azure.
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A group of writers, again including Mao Dun, founded China's first state-sponsored journal of translation to promote these ideals, also called Yiwen.
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To many, it, and Dun himself, will simply appear deranged—which is probably the view of the Art Establishment that has shunned him.
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A line of dark rain clouds scudded north from the Sierra Madres in Mexico, enveloping the dun-colored Animas Mountains 15 miles away.
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IN JULY 2015 Maria Bailey, then a 39-year-old local councillor in Dun Laoghaire, ran a 10km race in under 54 minutes.
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But Dun & Bradstreet's $5.4 billion leveraged buyout, announced on Thursday, is a reminder of what it usually takes: a mature, mediocre, profitable firm.
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Earlier this year, the company announced partnerships with Dun & Bradstreet, CoreLogic, and Black Knight providing it almost-exclusive access to data from each.
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A pour of single malt whisky distilled at St. Magdalene (shuttered in 1983) from independent bottler Dun Bheagan will run you 925 rand.
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Doing so has long enabled progressives to dun the religious right by claiming that it tries to force its religious beliefs on others.
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Business identity theft was up 46 percent year-over-year in 2017, the latest numbers available, according to data and analytics company Dun & Bradstreet.
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Meanwhile, Carmike Cinemas (CKEC), Dun & Bradstreet (DNB), General Growth Properties (GGP), Tenet Healthcare (THC), and Williams Companies (WMB) issue quarterly results after the bell.
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The firm said the appetite for issuance to Athenahealth and Dun & Bradstreet, which launched earlier this week, will provide signals for this year's market.
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We Outlander devotees, meanwhile, would use our trip to Craigh na Dun to time-travel five months into the future, if ye dinnae mind.
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"The greatest challenge (and opportunity) for Calm is waking people up to mental fitness," said Dun Wang, VP of Product & Growth, in an email.
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It's also continuing to add more data sources: along with this round, Reonomy is announcing new partnerships with CoreLogic, Black Knight and Dun & Bradstreet.
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Murtagh, should you ever high five Craigh na Dun and land in 2016, we'll happily buy you a dram after your sensitivity training seminar.
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Kanye's influence had never been more pervasive, and his next album would usher in his imperial phase in shades of dun brown and green.
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"There were so many parallels, I had never really felt something like that, to where I think I felt like, emotional afterwards," Dun said.
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At the Elko Convention Center, a painted tarp frames the stage: a cloudless blue sky and the dun prow of a mesa jutting skyward.
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He now has a smooth, 17-minute cable ride over dun-colored rooftops, half-bald soccer pitches and narrow streets strung with glittery bunting.
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Popcaan doesn't rely on features, except when he enlists Davido for "Dun Rich," which blends the subgenres of Afrobeats and dancehall in one riddim.
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"If we win, it will be a huge victory for First Nations across Canada," said Simon Mervyn, chief of the Na-Cho Nyak Dun.
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Later, White House spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham tweeted a photo of a dun foal scampering beside a mare, and said the horse would remain in Mongolia.
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" There are interesting new adjectives (or nouns turned into adjectives): "A hypermarket, a pharmacy, a dun huttish structure topped with a blinking red neon star.
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Past winners of the Grawemeyer Award include Esa-Pekka Salonen, Unsuk Chin, Kaija Saariaho, Pierre Boulez, Thomas Adès, Tan Dun, John Adams and Gyorgy Ligeti.
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But Jimmy Johnny, 72, a member of the Na-Cho Nyak Dun First Nation, and many other indigenous people have long traveled there to hunt.
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It was like tagging a dolphin to track its migration patterns, except the dolphin had friends in Ohio, North Carolina, Florida, Illinois—even Hollywood, dun. 9.
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"If you ask anyone if they can estimate the impact of demonetization, no one will have a clue," said Arun Singh, lead economist at Dun & Bradstreet.
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They lived together in a house on Royal College Street, yards from where Dun was at that moment standing, with Rimbaud's poem "Promontoire" in his hands.
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In four years, Mr. Joseph and Mr. Dun have figured out how to build an arena spectacle that convinces audiences the detonator lies in their hands.
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On college campuses, students rallied and called on their universities to divest themselves of investments in companies like Dun & Bradstreet that did business in South Africa.
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McDevitt asked one of the firm's development teams in Austin to test Azure by using it to build a new mobile app for Dun & Bradstreet's clients.
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Earl Sweatshirt]The Doobie Brothers - What a Fool BelievesPatti LaBelle - If Only You KnewRay J - AnytimeBabyface - Whip AppealRexy - Don't Turn Me AwayKojo Funds - Dun Talkin' [ft.
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This happened when Martelli advised a consortium led by CC Capital in its $6.9 billion acquisition of Dun & Bradstreet, a provider of commercial data and analytics.
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Giving her fans a closer look at her stunning diamond sparkler, Ryan shared a sweet video on Sunday as she cuddled up with Dun and their dog.
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ZDNet reported that Dun and Bradstreet conducted an internal investigation and determined the data was about six months old and had not been breached from internal systems.
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And Wuzhen, whose claim to fame is being the birthplace of the 20th-century novelist Mao Dun, is seeking to be at the forefront of that change.
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The band from Columbus, Ohio, has released four albums (three with its current lineup; Mr. Dun joined in 2011, and it has been a duo ever since).
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While working at Dun & Bradstreet, I realized that many of the skills I had learned as a Marine were applicable to getting things done in corporate America.
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Because Microsoft has embraced technology like Docker software containers and the Linux operating system, Azure integrated better with Dun & Bradstreet's existing systems than McDevitt had first thought.
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I don't think the audience would believe for a second that Claire would respond by running back to Craigh na Dun, as she does in the books.
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This serene space broadcasts the idea that Everlane's capsule clothes are suitable for all people, evoking an infinite range of humanity clad in dun linen and recycled denim.
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My first job was at the headquarters of Dun & Bradstreet, which was then a diversified holding company — buying, selling and managing information and technology businesses around the world.
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She's a boarding-school girl with a father richer than, if not God, then at least most fathers, who is passing onstage as poor, Southern trash dun good.
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Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun took the stage at the Grammys minus bottoms, and it was quite the way for the band to accept their very first Grammy win.
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"Dun" started as an inside joke they used to amuse one another and their circle of friends, but it sprawled out into syntaxes all over the rap-listening country.
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"It's a tale of two cities," said Jeff Stibel, vice chairman of Dun & Bradstreet, which along with Pepperdine University releases a quarterly reading on small- and medium-sized companies.
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Dun, with a gray knit hat pulled down snugly on his head, described himself as a rebellious kid who questioned authority throughout high school, but never caused serious trouble.
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"Unbutton that coat — you'll find another one underneath," says the Korean-born designer Rok Hwang, 34, as he points to a mannequin wrapped in a dun gabardine trench coat.
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" But the real scare came when a clearly frustrated Weezy tweeted, "I am now defenseless and mentally defeated & I leave gracefully and thankful I luh my fanz but I'm dun.
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Dun Meng's life changed in a flash in April of 2013, when the Northeastern University graduate student was hijacked by Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the brothers and Boston Marathon bombers.
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The other day, looking from a great distance on Interstate 15 toward the same lake bed, a few pinpoints of brightness were visible, neon anomalies against the dun-colored scrubland.
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Mr. Joseph sings and raps, occasionally pounding at a piano or plunking a ukulele or a bass live, and Mr. Dun bashes the drums and triggers their intricate backing tracks.
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For a year, Joseph toiled daily in his home studio, with the support of his wife, Jenna, and less contact with Dun, who lives in Los Angeles, than ever before.
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Dun & Bradstreet has been around the better part of two centuries; it can afford to experiment with the cloud rather than rushing to push everything over to it right away.
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Farther north, a different auto-body shop and car-detailing business near President Street is being replaced by Parlour, a dun-brick condo with arched windows at 243 Fourth Avenue.
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The Dun & Bradstreet report identified that the top five major sectors, accounting for more than 80% of businesses within impacted provinces, were services, wholesale trade, manufacturing, retail and financial services.
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Maher walks a mile to his apartment — "It is my only exercise," he said — in the Third Settlement, a grid of dun-colored tenements at the edge of the desert.
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It was small and simple; four dun-colored walls broken by small windows, a flat roof and a single door from which a man in an Iraqi police uniform emerged.
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The first section anthologizes, among others, the authors of the first half of the 6063th century who form the "patriotic canon" of modern Chinese writers (Lu Xun, Mao Dun, Ba Jin).
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Keep an eye on are Jimmy O. Yang (Silicon Valley) as Dun Meng, Jake Picking (Goat) as Sean Collier, and both Alex Wolff and newcomer Themo Melikidze as the diabolical brothers.
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He dressed like one of those hikers who strive always to be comfy: furry fleece hoodie, nubby fleece pants, canvas sneakers, moisture-repellant runner's socks, all shades of dun and brown.
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The 50 largest companies account for about 30 percent of the revenue, according to an industry report published by Dun & Bradstreet, leaving the other firms plenty of room to capture customers.
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It's a long peel of dun-colored sand bordered by tidy rainbow summer houses, monotonous black and white condos and monstrous blue McMansions that blister the length of the Delmarva Peninsula.
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According to a Dun & Bradstreet whitepaper released this week, 94% of Fortune 1000 companies have key elements of their supply chain housed directly within the epicenter of the outbreak in China.
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A special briefing issued by global data analytics firm Dun & Bradstreet analyzed the Chinese provinces most impacted by the virus, and found they are intricately linked to the global business network.
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When Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun of Twenty One Pilots won best pop duo/group performance, they immediately stripped out of their pants and walked to the stage in their underwear.
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While taking a break from a tedious data-entry job, I stepped outside onto a fire escape to find a dun-brown spider dangling at eye level from the wrought iron.
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That same month, she told the Sydney Morning Herald that both she and Dun had "evolved and grown so much" since first meeting and beginning their on-off again relationship in 2013.
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Bloomberg is eschewing, for example, the idea of a wealth tax embraced by Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, which would dun an array of assets besides income, like artwork and second homes.
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Absent having a specific chief executive to write to, he's writing to us, hoping we'll look beyond the dun-colored conventions of conservationist arguments — statistics, abstractions — when we consider our despoiled planet.
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"People didn't realize we've got two years to sort all this out," said Daniel Luke, assistant manager at the Dun Cow, a cozy downtown pub with paisley carpets and stained glass windows.
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The final stretch of gravel road to the beach goes from the drab to the dramatic, with a steep ascent filled with hairpin turns up one side of a dun-colored mountain.
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Joseph was performing with an early incarnation of Twenty One Pilots at Ohio State, and Dun, who was working at Guitar Center with the group's then-drummer, came to check it out.
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She used the hot water to wash down all her prenatal vitamins, big dun-colored pills that smelled like fish food, pills that promised to soak the baby in minerals and proteins.
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Dun and Bradstreet estimate that there are around 22 million businesses — or 90% of all active businesses in China — within the regions impacted by the new coronavirus, now formally named COVID-19.
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Caitriona Balfe does it magnificently, as she prepares to return through the stones at Craigh na Dun to resume her old life with first husband Frank Randall (Tobias Menzies) in the 20th century.
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"There's a lot of fear and uncertainty with small business, " said Jeff Stibel, vice chairman of Dun & Bradstreet, which along with Pepperdine University releases a quarterly reading on small- and medium-sized companies.
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That has not deterred Tiffany Dun, a San Francisco-based mortgage consultant in her late 20s who purchased 125 shares in Snap on the first day of trading at about $22 a share.
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Since 2012, demand for capital from companies with annual revenues of less than $100 million has consistently outstripped supply, according to the Private Capital Access Index compiled by Dun & Bradstreet and Pepperdine University.
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Excluding antiques and Goodwill stores, the resale industry generates $9.42 billion in annual sales in the US alone according to data from Dun & Bradstreet's First Research and the National Association of Resale Professionals.
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Amazon Web Services led with 227 clients, including travel company Expedia and industrials giant Siemens AG. Microsoft's Azure cloud had 69 firms, among them weapons maker Axon Enterprise and business data firm Dun & Bradstreet.
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From above, it looked like the remains of an island — a dun-colored triangle with so many small ponds and streams it seemed like a large perforated leaf floating on a glassy green sea.
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Their color is a dun-green above to match their sandy or muddy bottoms, but each fish bears a striking silver stripe along its sides that runs the fish's length, from gill to tail.
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Little Bird had racked up some impressive clients, too, including large media companies, nonprofits, retailers that Kirkpatrick did not have permission to name, as well as Microsoft, LinkedIn, IBM, Dun & Bradstreet and Pitney Bowes.
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The festival goes from the darkness of that era all the way to a new piece by Liu Sola, a Central Conservatory classmate of famous composers like Tan Dun, Chen Yi and Zhou Long.
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IF YOU'VE SEEN ONE IMAGE of the Aran Islands, it is likely to be an aerial shot of Inishmore's Dun Aengus, semicircular stone walls that abut a 300-foot sheer cliff above the Atlantic.
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Meanwhile, inquiries by multinationals about Mexico as a business location jumped about 20 percent in the year through June, according to Solomon Abudarham, leader of LATAM Global Data Quality at business information provider Dun & Bradstreet.
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Roughly 35 percent of businesses with one or two workers said they plan to hire in the next six months — slightly higher than 33 percent for the same period in 2014, according to Dun & Bradstreet.
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Aidan Dun has more going against him than most: an idiosyncratic exponent of what Aldous Huxley called "the perennial philosophy," the mystical traditions he feels most at home with are the Celtic Church and Rastafarianism.
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The RBI should wait for previous cuts to take effect and to see the monsoon's impact on crop prices "before considering for any rate change," said Arun Singh, chief economist at Dun and Bradstreet India.
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I had expressed the strong view that Dun & Bradstreet should divest itself of its South African units — arguing that it was the right thing to do from a business standpoint and from a moral one.
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They are so beloved here in their hometown that conducting an interview at Donatos, a pizza chain based in the city that gave Dun, now 30, his first job, felt like coordinating a clandestine mission.
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Magellan never had to steer a vessel from the confines of a dun-colored rental office, let alone stay at the helm long enough to qualify for a senior discount at the McDonald's next door.
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A survey of business expectations by Dun & Bradstreet on Tuesday found business confidence was at an 18-month high while plans for capital investments for the second quarter of 2017 were at a two-year peak.
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His single "Dun Talkin" introduced him to listeners in 2016, where he crooned about street beef over a languid dancehall beat before handing the mic over to north London rapper Abra Cadabra for a feature verse.
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The dun- shaped oatcakes are a confusing combination of a salted rice cracker, condensed milk, and oat sponge which is mostly left alone, but I inhale the decadent truffle and mushroom dumplings without a second thought.
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Josh Dun either didn't think Twenty One Pilots would win a Grammy, or he's just messing with us ... but he insists he didn't give a thought to his underwear when he got dressed for the show.
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This concept of overspending is also underscored by multiple studies, including one from Dun & Bradstreet that shows when consumers use credit cards, they tend to spend 12% to 18% more than if they were paying in cash.
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About 16 percent of businesses with three to five workers said they plan to hire in the next six months — up from 14 percent for the period in 2014, according to Dun & Bradstreet's small business trends report.
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On the roof of his squat one evening, Dun says he had a vision of Arthur Rimbaud, the blazing teenager of French poetry who came to London with his older lover, the poet Paul Verlaine, in 1872.
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Wolfgang Rihm, Sofia Gubaidulina and Osvaldo Golijov are just some of the composers who have written a Passion since 2000; others, like Tan Dun and Philip Glass, have reimagined the Passion genre to include Buddha and Ramakrishna.
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"As a family, we don't get it," said his father, a Dun & Bradstreet sales manager, explaining that he and his wife, Nicole, felt they had previously gotten the flu more often in years when they got shots.
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Data and analytics company Dun & Bradstreet said on Wednesday it would be acquired by a group of investors led by CC Capital, Cannae Holdings and funds affiliated with Thomas H. Lee Partners, for $5.38 billion in cash.
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Among them are Tan Dun, who won an Oscar for his score to "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon"; Bright Sheng, the recipient of a MacArthur Foundation Fellowship (the so-called genius grant); and Zhou Long, a Pulitzer Prize winner.
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The fresh money will assist Reonomy's plans for expansion in Canada and the UK. Earlier this year, the company announced preferred partnerships with Dun & Bradstreet, CoreLogic, and Black Knight providing it almost-exclusive access to data from each.
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Among the other companies that reported successful attacks or breaches in 2017 are: Intercontinental Hotel Group, Arby's, Verifone, Dun & Bradstreet, Gmail, Kmart, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Verizon, Equifax, Securities & Exchange Commission, Deloitte, Sonic, Whole Foods and Forever 21.
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"Blurryface," the album that thrust Joseph and Dun onto the MTV Video Music Awards, "Saturday Night Live" and Grammys stages, was written on the road, with the band conceiving each new track as a slot in the set list.
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Finally, after repeating the revival efforts several times, the dun was able to successfully regain its footing, as the rest of the herd gathered around the young stallion, rubbing up against him in what seemed like a sweet display of affection.
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The following day, after trying — and failing — to find more information about the unusual behavior he witnessed, Gerlach inquired with the owner of the herd, who told him that the dun was probably suffering from colic, a type of abdominal pain.
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When we last saw Jamie, he had just said goodbye to Claire at Craigh na Dun and was preparing for the Battle of Culloden — the devastating massacre that he and Claire spent all of Season 2 trying to avert, unsuccessfully.
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He was her subject, changing when she changed,from childhood he'd considered palms,ignobler than imagined elms,the breadfruit's splayedleaf coarser than oak's,he had prayednightly for his flesh to change,his dun flesh peeled white by her lightning strokes!
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As a partner of the National Emergency Management Association's Private Sector Information Task Force, at Dun & Bradstreet we know business risk and economic impact assessments can help inform state, local and federal agencies' response and coordination efforts following extreme weather events.
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"There is sort of an invisible rule in China that rock musicians cannot perform in big concert halls or opera houses," said Tan Dun, the Oscar-winning composer of the score for "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" and de facto star of the concert.
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"Just to be able to hang out with such a freaking awesome musician like Tan Dun, it doesn't matter what we are performing, this is the coolest experience," said Tian Jianhua, the bass player for Reflector, using more explicit language in Chinese.
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In another national survey, Dun & Bradstreet and American Express rank Ohio first in the nation for growth in the number of middle-market firms, with an estimated 7,12 middle market enterprises in our state, more than double the number just five years ago.
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On a recent Saturday night, when my family and I showed up for dinner, we bypassed the slightly grim dining room (dun-colored floor tiles, walls painted an institutional green) and took a high table in the much larger, and far livelier, barroom.
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TASE has offered to buy out the shares held by its members - commercial and investment banks - at a valuation for the bourse of $150 million, Ittai Ben-Zeev told Reuters on the sidelines of a Dun & Bradstreet capital markets forum at the exchange.
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There aren't any guest MCs this time, but fans of the group will note that "Versace" producer Zaytoven drops off a couple tracks, along with "Hannah Montana" producer Dun Deal as well as Young Thug's Barter 6 and Slime Season cohort Wheezy.
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As a kid, he read about King Arthur, and his family name comes from Snaw Dun, a mountain in Wales on top of which the legendary ruler is said to have slain a terrible giant by sticking a sword in his eye.
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Although scaled-up middle-market firms with annual revenue between $22 million and $23 billion represent less than 210 percent of U.S. firms, they employ 22009 percent of the private-sector workforce nationwide, according to research by Dun & Bradstreet and American Express.
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Buyer: Consortium led by CC Capital, Cannae Holdings, Bilcar, Black Knight, and Thomas H. Lee PartnersTarget company: Dun & BradstreetThe upshot: The deal, which closed in February, set the tone for the year as a multibillion-dollar transaction with a group of large investors.
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So while you have the familiar rock-paper-scissor battles between masses of infantry and cavalry, there's a lot of Dynasty Warriors mayhem happening as historical icons like Lu Bu and Xiahou Dun stalk the battlefield and often single-handedly turn the tide.
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Riko Dan - Dun Talk (Zoltan Remix)Dinamarca & Kind Antoine - SextThast - What Town Are You From (Wristoi Remix)Byrell The Great - Yasss Bitch Jersey EditBeatking - Stand Behind Her (Ase Manual Remix)Spice - Backshot (AlbyyNJ x JX Cannon Remix)Capital K'aos - Carry Bitch (Whoop Whoop Remix Feat.
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The China Daily said U.S. credit information servicer Dun & Bradstreet Corp had registered with the central bank in 2017 to be a part of the scheme, while the PBOC finished reviewing an application by the Chinese subsidiary of credit data company Experian PLC in September.
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The company points to a recent study by Ernst & Young, UOB and Dun & Bradstreet that says 65.2% of SMEs in Southeast Asia do not have easy access to traditional business financing, even though most are open to other options, including peer-to-peer lending platforms.
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There's a sense of skating through Berlin's history, with the terminal — its imperial eagles still visible on its dun-colored facade — looming in the background and an old United States Air Force plane, a remnant of the Luftbrücke, the airlift, parked before a gate.
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Now being shipped to military bases around the world, the newest of 24 current M.R.E. options is a humble three-by-five-inch Sicilian-style slice, scattered with melt-proof shreds of mozzarella and pebbles of mild pepperoni, sealed in a dun-colored laminate pouch.
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" The city of London is the color of "dun and slate, donkey's back and mouse," against which shine all the brighter the colors of the imperial state: gold, celestial blue, "imperial purple … silver and flame and halcyon against the wash of the English sky.
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