It used to be newspaper dynasties, and now it's technology dynasties.
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CRAMER: ALRIGHT, CHUCK, WE KNOW -- YOU AND I KNOW WE ARE LOOKING FOR SAY LONG-TERM DYNASTIES, KIND OF -- LIKE EAGLES VERSUS THE SETTING DYNASTIES OF THE FALCONS.
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The talk in Chicago's North Side is now of dynasties.
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Modeling dynasties are having a major moment in the industry.
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"They would all kill us," Kerr said of former dynasties.
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The Al Saud became one of the world's wealthiest dynasties.
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The Al Saud became one of the world's wealthiest dynasties.
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She questioned why power was locked up in political dynasties.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte thinks political dynasties are bad.
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Hollywood dynasties have long run into complications in the final reel.
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Both teams were already dynasties by the time he joined them.
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In succession, he crushed two party establishments and ended two dynasties.
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The dynasties mentioned above are all white and Protestant or Catholic.
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Most German billionaires are not self-made but scions of industrial dynasties.
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A second is that dynasties put biology at the heart of society.
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Can these two titans of industry come together to merge their dynasties?
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Tuesday's election will pit Kenya's most powerful political dynasties against each other.
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About 1,000 years ago, China was in the Tang and Song dynasties.
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Three dynasties, not to mention Confucius, fly past in the first episode.
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Agnelli belonged to the Caracciolo family, one of the oldest Neapolitan dynasties.
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They produced one of the sport's greatest dynasties, with four straight Stanley Cups.
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Could this be a sign that the two dynasties are making their peace?
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It included, approvingly, tales from other dynasties of officials speaking truth to power.
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All dynasties fade, even those — especially those, maybe — building new temples for themselves.
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"Skyscraper Dreams: The Great Real Estate Dynasties of New York" by Tom Shachtman
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Thus ended the 600-year reign of one of Europe's most powerful dynasties.
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If we learned anything about 2016, people are fed up with political dynasties.
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The Robertsons and other reality-TV dynasties have been doing it for years.
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But Mr. Li argued that it might be possible to date these dynasties.
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But, like so many great dynasties, it's leaving a power vacuum in its wake.
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He notably was one of the first designers to book models from celebrity dynasties.
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By the standards of history's empires and dynasties, this makes America an exceptional nation.
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This is why many executioner dynasties — like my own family — ended up becoming physicians.
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Historically, dynasties have been a powerful tool for women seeking to attain political office.
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Often, great careers and dynasties don&apost end on happy notes, but dreary ones.
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The largest private landowners in New Mexico are either outside billionaires or family dynasties.
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There, Jia daringly links China's current regime to the country's harsh feudal dynasties. ♦
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Instead, it views the period known as the Six Dynasties — or, in China, as the Northern and Southern Dynasties — through some of its distinctive cultural achievements, which included refinements in celadon porcelain, the growth of Buddhism, and advances in calligraphy and painting.
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Traditional buildings built with rammed earth walls are reminscent of the Ming and Qing dynasties.
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Direct rule would bypass Kashmir's fossilised political dynasties, dragging the state into the political mainstream.
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These became the hacienda class that thrives today, forming the basis of many political dynasties.
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Yet, over the last couple of decades we have seen family dynasties dominating American politics.
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There is a common saying in sports that dynasties end before anyone truly realizes it.
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Long-running dynasties have relied on finding key contributors late or out of the draft.
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The Cuomo family is one of the most notable dynasties in New York's political history.
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Australia's media industry was once dominated by three powerful dynasties: the Fairfax, Packer and Murdoch families.
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Why Is Pop Culture Obsessed With Turning The Tragedies Of American Dynasties Into Prestige TV & Film?
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The Barzani and Talabani dynasties continue to dominate Kurdish politics, which would benefit from fresh faces.
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Age of Empires: Chinese Art of the Qin and Han Dynasties is impressive in logistics alone.
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And, my family—which is significantly less famous than these two dynasties—is entirely the same.
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"The ability to air opinions freely often determined the rise and fall of dynasties," it said.
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Meet the 15 richest American family 'dynasties,' who have a combined net worth of $23 billion.
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And this is the reason why there were so many dynasties of executioners, like my ancestors.
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How many family dynasties have been able to hand over power, father to son to grandson?
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The show's makers have said that many media dynasties, not only the Murdochs, were an inspiration.
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The Cuomo family is one of the most powerful and influential New York political dynasties ever.
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But the Sacklers, one of America's wealthiest dynasties, are not filing for bankruptcy; only Purdue is.
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Explore the Kennedy family's rise to power on "American Dynasties: The Kennedys" Sundays at 25 p.m.
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Meet the 15 richest American family 'dynasties,' who have a combined net worth of $618 billion
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Seven successive Muslim dynasties built their capitals here, each swept aside when its time had passed.
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"No Daleys, no Bushes, no dynasties," said Mr. Morris, who lives on the Near West Side.
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It was a potent reminder that family dynasties can still play a part in American politics.
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One was built by warriors, conscripts and criminals In China, different dynasties employed varying methods of construction.
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In 2016 Trump ran against the Democrats, the Republicans, two political dynasties and the last three presidents.
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Some voters say they are wary of political dynasties and can't quite bring themselves for another Bush.
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And for all their republicanism, their rulers often succumbed to the temptation of establishing their own dynasties.
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Marlon and Shawn Wayans are members of the Wayans family, one of Hollywood's most influential comedy dynasties.
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" Kevin Kwan: The "Crazy Rich Asians" author is examining elite brands' familial dynasties with "Empires of Luxury.
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Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, 29, is the scion of one of Pakistan's most illustrious and star-crossed dynasties.
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The well-preserved town has homes and temples that date back to the Ming and Qing Dynasties.
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Indeed, Philippine democracy — with its reign of celebrity, dynasties and nepotism — is the opposite of a meritocracy.
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This 1991 book details the history of New York's real estate dynasties and the skyscrapers they've built.
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" Sheen is an executive producer and narrator of CNN's new documentary mini-series, "American Dynasties: The Kennedys.
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Of particular interest is the sustained good health exhibited by some of the NBA's most successful dynasties.
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At age 21952, she became the fourth wife of Angier Biddle Duke, the scion of two American dynasties.
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For decades college basketball was ruled by dynasties—perennial powerhouses like Duke, UNC, and the University of Kentucky.
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Up to 70% of Filipino legislators hail from political dynasties, and the economic picture reveals a similar tendency.
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Many Chinese dynasties destroyed some glories of the previous one, but the Communists took this to new extremes.
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While talking about other great dynasties, he said there's no real way to figure out who would win.
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For hundreds of years, they prospered largely free of persecution, surviving the rise and fall of successive dynasties.
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"China has a long history, the dynasties changed constantly, but its culture was never wiped out," he says.
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He came into New York and almost immediately anchored a dynasty for a franchise that trades in dynasties.
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Yet at the same time, generations of Mexican-American families have built political dynasties in parts of Texas.
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His stories were often set at pivotal moments in Chinese history, like the rise and fall of dynasties.
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Naito noted that for decades the dynasties remained stable even as emperors were often overthrown by other aristocrats.
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His famous father was the embodiment of the traditional "feudal" dynasties that Brotherhood ideologues used to rail against.
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But while the dynasties of the past often endured for a very long time, the dynasts themselves didn't.
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Program note: Explore the Kennedy family's rise to power on "American Dynasties: The Kennedys" Sundays at 21961 p.m.
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Dynasties rose and fell, but each new emperor ordered porcelain to be brought from Jingdezhen to their courts.
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As a group, terriers have a record at Westminster that even the most storied sports dynasties would covet.
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As a fan, it can be frustrating, and you kind of wish for the days of true dynasties.
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It has persevered through fires, multiple royal dynasties, the civil war, Francisco Franco's dictatorship and the establishment of democracy.
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Read These Stories Next:Why Is Pop Culture Obsessed With Turning The Tragedies Of American Dynasties Into Prestige TV & Film?
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The three fashion dynasties have invoked patriotism and shared cultural identity in explaining their generosity following the devastating fire.
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In October, Craig Coyne married into one of America's most famous political dynasties (a wedding he repeated last weekend).
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Furthermore, I do not think Americans should have dynasties and would like to see the Clintons far from power.
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Some dominate other peoples, establishing dynasties and empires that are headed by figures that can never be struck down.
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The American Revolution was not a war between regimes or dynasties, fought for territory or the usual commercial advantages.
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Mr. Xi seems to understand the perils of debt, which has undermined many past empires, including dynasties in China.
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The "golden age" of the Shaolin Temple was from 618 to 1644 AD, spanning the Tang and Ming Dynasties.
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And his victory over Clinton in the general election was premised on that same turning away from family dynasties.
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While some are part of political dynasties, as in the case of Ms. Le Pen, others are self-made.
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But slowing or reversing our drift toward a society ruled by oligarchic dynasties is a feature, not a bug.
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Now, so many years after he built one of the N.F.L.'s greatest dynasties, will they finally let him in?
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But the family Trump is a far cry from the American political dynasties of the past -- the Kennedys, the Bushes.
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But he is not alone: ruling dynasties in Congo-Brazzaville and Equatorial Guinea are also being pursued by French investigators.
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Most politicians come from among a few dozen familiar dynasties that have ruled the country for the last two generations.
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In the latest BBC David Attenborough documentary series Dynasties, there will be an even greater focus placed on individual stories.
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The book's three dynasties are not spared, and the emotional devastation wrought by illness is keenly felt in these pages.
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He does all this with a relish and a frequency befitting the scion of one of Italy's great cinematic dynasties.
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If you like your nature documentaries on the heavily narrative and anthropomorphized side, the five-part "Dynasties" has your number.
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The grip of dynasties has been loosened by increased competition from league expansion and parity created by a salary cap.
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While there have been dynasties before in the N.B.A., it's rare for two of them to line up so closely.
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Never the most sophisticated of digital dynasties, plot-wise, "How to Train Your Dragon" makes the most of these questions.
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Long gone are the days when the news business was fabulously lucrative, the kind of sector that turned families into dynasties.
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He perfectly executed the model of family success that we've seen from other famous dynasties like the Knowles and the Kardashians.
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Dynasties have always been fragile, but the post-Warriors NBA will go out of its way to ensure they become extinct.
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The expressive connection between calligraphy and painting was always close, though Six Dynasties painting, like writing, survives mostly in secondhand form.
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They were everything but idealistic revolutionaries: social-democratic reformers, moderate globalists, nationalist demagogues, corrupt couples or dynasties and would-be dictators.
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In her reimagined worlds we — that is, people of the African Diaspora — have dynasties, have comfort and ease and self-possession.
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Ms. Yadav said that the entry barriers into politics are such that many women outside political dynasties are virtually shut out.
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" Pondering the multiple duplication of names in regal dynasties, she tartly comments that it's "no wonder no one understands this period.
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Trump ended the Bush and Clinton dynasties and won even as figures such as Mitt Romney fought him at every step.
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The aim is clear: to erase traces of the nearly thousand-year stretch when Muslim dynasties ruled large parts of the country.
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The change was purely cosmetic (and was itself a knock-on effect from how Creative Assembly revamped how family political dynasties worked).
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So are the Trumps paving the way for a new brand of American political dynasties that defy ethics and conflicts of interests?
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THROUGHOUT Chinese history, the dawn of new dynasties often involved moving the entire capital, imperial palace and all, to a new city.
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Armed groups, like political dynasties, may also want to use influence with mayors and governors to win lucrative public contracts, said Avila.
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Like Hillary Clinton, who is the wife of a former American president, many female heads of state have hailed from political dynasties.
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So we were looking for a dragon for our jacket, and we kept seeing different great items of art from different dynasties.
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Joseph P. Kennedy III of Massachusetts, the latest golden boy to carry the name of one of America's most influential political dynasties.
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It's one unmissable, standout artifact in a blockbuster exhibition showcasing the rich artworks that emerged during two of China's most pivotal dynasties.
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The classical music world is not foreign to dynasties, from the Mozarts to modern conducting clans such as the Järvis and Jurowskis.
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Both countries, which were clients of the Soviet Union during the Cold War, also boast a deep history of authoritarian family dynasties.
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That's in stark contrast to previous Kim dynasties that deployed films featuring military life and the loyalty of soldiers to influence citizens.
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Maybe they can't re-sign their top stars or build dynasties, but they can afford formidable farm systems and well-rounded lineups.
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But the women running for Parliament in the current elections still face an uphill battle — especially those outside local or national dynasties.
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Next up is picture-writing: Egyptian and Mayan hieroglyphics stand preserved in limestone stelae lionizing their respective pantheon of deities and dynasties.
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So winning when you don't play your best is exactly what separates good teams from great ones, and great teams from dynasties.
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Political dynasties aren't unheard of in the United States: Most recently, Americans voted in father-son President Bushes in 1988 and 2000.
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This avoids the trouble of competing against billionaires and decades-old space dynasties because, really, this market didn't exist until very recently.
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The 37-year-old progressive is a member of one the most well-known American dynasties, but he keeps a pretty low profile.
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Unlike many of his peers, Mr Chen has found a spiritual home: China of the Wei and Jin dynasties, about 19113,800 years ago.
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One particular scene had people on the edge of their seats during the latest episode of BBC's latest David Attenborough nature documentary, Dynasties.
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Now for the good news: Westerosi dynasties may rise and fall, but George R. R. Martin's imagination and HBO will stay together forever.
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The new rules are seen as unlikely to undermine the long-entrenched political elite, a group that includes local dynasties and former warlords.
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Yes, in some regards there are similarities between the Clinton Foundation and presidential libraries of the Bushes, and family dynasties and foreign donations.
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The opulent estates of England and Ireland's royal and blue-blooded dynasties are perennial catnip to those craving inspiration on the grandest scale.
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Bloomberg said that some dynasties whose fortunes are closely intertwined with government, like the House of Saud, are also too difficult to calculate.
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His strong anti-corruption message and his opposition to the political dynasties that have ruled Pakistan for decades helped him ascend to power.
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Persianate and Turkic dynasties were considered backwaters: Persians were important for their pre-Islamic achievements, Ottomans for their role in European diplomatic history.
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In total, there are 2130 paintings, 21000 works of calligraphy, 2138 ink rubbings, and four textiles from 21000 centuries and five imperial dynasties.
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However, in an industry dominated by family dynasties, the potential disintegration of Mr. Macklowe's family sets him apart, putting his legacy in question.
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But with another generation poised to inherit the papers, he said, he hoped to avoid the family squabbles that undid other publishing dynasties.
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Perhaps surprisingly in a country where dynasties have persisted, inheritance taxes in South Korea are high — for the wealthy, 50 percent or more.
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In my country, any kind of privilege cultivates impunity, the church influences the state and dynasties control an overwhelming majority of elected positions.
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To those tired of what they saw as cronyism and political dynasties, Modi's promise of economic reforms while restoring traditional Indian values appealed.
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Everyone's related, dynasties matter more than self-determination, and Emperor Palpatine canonically had enough sex to produce two further generations of his bloodline.
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Hardly. Consider the fact that Trump out-campaigned the Clintons — one of the longest-running political dynasties in America outside of the Kennedys.
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"That particular creature was dying of starvation, [and it was] far too dangerous to intervene," Mike Gunton, "Dynasties" executive producer, told the BBC.
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But the truth is -- and always has been -- that Trump doesn't like other peoples' family dynasties, but is totally cool with his own.
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Some scholars date China's earliest fine porcelain to the Five Dynasties and 10 Kingdoms period, a time of upheaval in the 10th century.
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The sale's top lot, an extremely rare yellow and russet jade figure of a mythical beast, six dynasties, sold for 2,250,000 HKD (~$333,000).
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There were a few modest effects — post-amendment senators were less likely to emanate from political dynasties, and turnover was a bit higher.
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This election cycle has shown a hankering for anti-establishment candidates and a wariness toward political dynasties, whether their surnames are Clinton or Bush.
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Attenborough, whose natural history programs include 'Blue Planet II' and 'Dynasties', said it was difficult to overstate how urgent the climate crisis had become.
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But the Nordstroms, one of the last remaining dynasties of American retailing, had never made a big bet in nation's retailing capital until now.
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China's defense of its sweep of five titles was dashed early and its long dynasties in women's singles and doubles broken by plucky Europeans.
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There are at least three dynasties in play in this election: the Trumps, the Clintons, and, backstage but still a potent force, the Bushes.
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They dug a shallow ramp in the hope that at least some of the penguins would use it to save themselves 💚#Dynasties pic.twitter.
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It never nurtured anything creative, but rather was built on corporate dynasties—lawyers, insurance kings—whose corny mugs are still plastered on giant billboards.
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The peppercorns in the area became well-known across the country and were sought after as an imperial tribute through all of the dynasties.
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Much of the material went into the making of reproduction hongmu furniture from the Ming and Qing dynasties, a style popular with affluent Chinese.
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MONTCLAIR "Reign Men: Baseball's Best Dynasties," The baseball historians and authors Marty Appel, Hal Bock, Howard Megdal and Dan Schlossberg will discuss baseball greats.
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They included three tombs with dozens of cat mummies that can be traced back to the fifth and sixth dynasties thousands of years ago.
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The 15 family dynasties in the US own a combined $618 billion, according to the left-leaning Institute for Policy Studies' Billionaire Bonanza report.
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Production of it exploded during the Six Dynasties, particularly in the south, answering the need for everyday tableware, collectibles, luxury items and grave goods.
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Given recent developments in Luanda and Harare, it would seem that neither of these two old men have succeeded in securing their family dynasties.
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Other works had been amassed by the Albani and Giustiniani families, which, like the Torlonia, are powerful dynasties with a taste for ancient art.
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As the great medieval Arab historian Ibn Khaldun warned, if dynasties do not reform after three generations of rule, they risk going to pot.
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Rived by caste as well as class divisions, and dominated in Bollywood as well as politics by dynasties, India is a grotesquely unequal society.
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I know such tendencies are well established in Westeros and in the Targaryen family, specifically (and in real-life royal dynasties from centuries past).
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They don't believe in family dynasties and sometimes argue that they would ruin their kids' lives if they left them a mountain of money.
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The former law professor has defied conventional wisdom in many ways in a region mostly ruled by male autocrats and scions of political dynasties.
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Beyond just a sale, however, the Rockefeller Collection is also a window into the gilded lives of one America's richest and most private dynasties.
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Richard Conniff is the author of "House of Lost Worlds: Dinosaurs, Dynasties, and the Story of Life on Earth" and a contributing opinion writer.
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The 2010s saw the coming and going of two NBA dynasties, the evolution of the game, and more and more players with unprecedented skills.
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Through hard-nosed determination and ruthless drive, Joe Jackson molded, trained and cajoled his brood into one of the greatest show business dynasties in history.
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Opposition to the ruling Kurdish establishment, represented by the Barzani and Talabani dynasties, has become more vocal over the past years, especially after the referendum.
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It's as if these people, by virtue of being born into these American dynasties, automatically led lives that were interesting and ripe for story-telling.
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Get to know the opulent lifestyles and infamous dynasties of Mexico City's socialites and the expats vying for a spot in their exclusive social order.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art's Age of Empires features over 160 archaeological finds, mostly from shrines and royal tombs from the Qin and Han Dynasties.
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It has long been China's commercial artery, running deep into the country through spectacular gorges, as well, in earlier dynasties, as its line of defence.
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The space, which opened in 1978 and is known as the Sackler Wing, is also itself a monument, to one of America's great philanthropic dynasties.
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The fortunes of wealthy family dynasties in the US have been increasing, according to a 2348.7 report by the left-leaning Institute for Policy Studies.
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For example, the Yadav "peasant" caste form one of the most powerful political dynasties in the populous North Indian states of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.
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It was the time between the two world wars, when China had left behind its dynasties but had not yet been won by Mao Zedong.
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The wood has become highly fashionable for making ornamental furniture — a throwback to the imperial dynasties — and is a status symbol among China's newly rich.
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These dynasties are due in part to a shared commitment to public service, but also to the influence of brand names and persistent class advantages.
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But by 1700 Mexico, also called New Spain, had its own fully developed art industry, replete with guilds and academies, family dynasties and professional rivalries.
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With Brady, as with many American sports heroes who broke records and starred in dynasties, there is sometimes a blemish that goes with the brilliance.
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In South Korea, Elliott became the first investor to publicly spar with Samsung, a conglomerate run by one of the country's most powerful corporate dynasties.
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We might, he warned, be heading back toward the "patrimonial capitalism" that prevailed in the 19th century — dominance by dynasties centered on vast inherited wealth.
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The complex sectarian power-sharing system has helped entrench former warlords and the scions of political dynasties - all male - who dominate the government and the parliament.
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Behind the families' carefully crafted veneer of a public image, there's ugliness and tragedy, as well as the unseemly machinations that hold the whole dynasties together.
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The Trudeau family joins America's political dynasties to send a message to the world: that citizens of every nation can—nay, should—demand sexier government officials.
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With the help of a Buddhist ascetic, she conjured a city out of the jungle, subjugated the natives and begat not one, but two royal dynasties.
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Signs at the museum say Gojoseon lasted from 2,333 BCE to 108 BCE and "was powerful enough to compete as equals" with major dynasties in China.
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These incredible details allow a fascinating peek into daily life amid the Ming and Qing dynasties (though the novel is vaguely set in a fictional era).
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The pin-ups of Indian capitalism are no longer the pampered scions of its business dynasties, but the hungry founders of Flipkart, an e-commerce firm.
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The tomb appears to have been reused, as sarcophagi from the 22nd and 21st dynasties were found as well, said Minister of Antiquities Khaled el-Enany.
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Others, like the sculptor Breon Dunigan and the painter Tabitha Vevers, were born into dynasties of local artists and put vibrant twists on the family business.
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It was one of the first collections of religious melodies by an ultra-Orthodox musician, and it prompted other Hasidic dynasties to record their own melodies.
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As with most dynasties (and "Dynasty"), you could really use a scorecard to figure out who's related to — and sleeping with, and doing dirty by — whom.
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Even more unlikely, however, is that the family has remained largely united, without the public scandals, feuds, lawsuits and tragedies that typical plague other gilded dynasties.
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What won him votes, was an anti-corruption ticket, aiming to take down Pakistan's dueling rival political dynasties, coupled with his long-running anti-US rhetoric.
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The presence of family dynasties has also waned, with percussionists Benjamin Schmidinger, the solo clarinetist Daniel Ottensamer and a handful of other players serving as exceptions.
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Instead, the process has disintegrated into a bitter and confusing confrontation between the two major candidates, scions of rival political dynasties rooted in different ethnic groups.
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Suddenly, ancient dynasties teetered on their thrones: The kaiser prepared to abdicate, the Ottomans folded, and the Austro-Hungarian Empire flaked apart like a Viennese pastry.
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Dynasties rose and fell, the religious makeup of India changed, but Indian architecture, like Indian food, music and literature, was able to absorb the new influences.
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Ms. Tsai, a former law professor, has defied conventional wisdom in many ways in a region mostly ruled by male autocrats and scions of political dynasties.
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Williams said that the estate tax, designed to prevent the growth of large dynasties in the U.S. and to reduce inequality, does serve a broader purpose.
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In a modern riff of traditional "qinglu shanshui" landscape painting — especially popular in the Qing and Ming dynasties — the project aimed to highlight China's toxic algae blooms.
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None of it mattered because to the ordinary Filipino, Duterte was an outsider candidate—free from the corrupt dynasties who have ruled the country for so long.
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Death, dynasties and disaster in the Blue House Corruption scandal Despite never holding an official position, Choi was given advance access to presidential speeches and other documents.
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The legendary R&B group is one of popular music's longest running dynasties, spanning nearly six decades, 21968 presidencies, and the entirety of the James Bond series.
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He sought to convince businessmen and bankers that collecting was no longer the exclusive preserve of cultured, old-money dynasties such as the Rothschilds, Rockefellers, or Mellons.
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Meet the Cathys, heirs to the Chick-fil-A empire, who have a fortune of more than $11 billion and are one of America's wealthiest family 'dynasties'
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And the national mood about entrenched power — Wall Street, political dynasties and Washington — will almost certainly be reflected in the outcomes of the nominating contests this winter.
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The TL;DR is that the royals didn't really have last names for centuries — the rulers were known by their dynasties or houses (Plantagenet, Tudor, Stuart, etc.).
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Here, you can find treasures from the Ming and Qing dynasties and beautiful old books, all while learning a little more about the country along the way.
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Political dynasties in the US stretch back to its founding -- second President John Adams was the father of president No. 6, John Quincy Adams -- and continue today.
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The life of Britain's most celebrated writer coincided with significant diplomatic relations between Protestant England and Muslim dynasties in Morocco, the Ottomans and the Safavids of Iran.
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Senator Miriam Santiago, who promoted an unsuccessful anti-dynasty bill, said 178 dynasties ran the country's politics, with 73 of the nation's 80 provinces ruled by clans.
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Our identity would be inspired by the Jewish dynasties that ruled from its palaces, and our traditions instilled by the great rabbis who taught in its streets.
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Court-ordered DNA tests have already proved that she is not the offspring of her legal father, Jacques Boel, scion of one of Belgium's richest industrial dynasties.
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Santa Elisa, founded in the 1930's by the Biagi family, one of the country's best known sugar dynasties, is the second largest unit owned by Biosev.
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Millions of Kenyans vote today in a tightly contested presidential race between political dynasties that's been marred by violence and reports of plans to rig the vote.
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This has made political dynasties out of unions like Electricians' local 98, in where business manager John Dougherty is one of the biggest political kingmakers in Philadelphia.
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"It's was an incredibly stupid statement," the adviser said, remarking that Trump's victory over Hillary Clinton was partly a defeat of the notion of American political dynasties.
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Another study, published in 2016, found that beyond the island of Luzon, home to the capital, Manila, a greater prevalence of political dynasties is associated with greater poverty.
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While they're both multi-generational American dynasties that rose to prominence in the early 20th century, the Getty and Kennedy family names symbolize extremely different versions of America.
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They track the political and economic relationships between New York's museums and major real estate developments (for instance, Hudson Yards) with arms manufacturers, corporate tycoons, and pharmaceutical dynasties.
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There are countless acting dynasties in Hollywood, but add the father-daughter duo of Jeff Perry and Zoe Perry to Shondaland and the results make us say TGIT!
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Even for a country with a long history of political dynasties, the unprecedented influence of the president's family and open sparring with a formal adviser have stymied observers.
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In a conversation with Shaquille O'Neal, Kobe Bryant discussed how his Los Angeles Lakers teams would have stacked up against other dynasties, seemingly mentioning the Golden State Warriors.
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You've traced a lot of famous slave names back to Africa — I remember seeing Toussaint on the marble slabs, and Batiste, all of New Orleans's famous musical dynasties.
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Corsini, an heir to one of Florence's oldest and most illustrious dynasties, could trace his lineage back more than 500 years with a pedigree including Pope Clement XII.
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Most of the 10 parties that have seats in the country's Parliament and cabinet are run by political dynasties, former Army generals or business tycoons who bankroll them.
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Some records, such as those relating to China's second and third dynasties, were confirmed in surprising detail when archaeologists turned up inscriptions on oracle bones and ancient bronzes.
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Mexican Dynasties, which premieres on Bravo on February 26, introduces us to three of Mexico City's wealthiest and most powerful families: the Allendes, the Madrazos, and the Bessudos.
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George R.R. Martin established specific physical characteristics within certain family dynasties in his series of novels, A Song of Ice and Fire, on which the show is based.
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The past 10 years have been a brilliant stretch for the sports world, with underdog champions, ever-lasting dynasties, and late drama in title games and title fights.
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The Champions League is about teams, of course, and about dynasties and eras and power bases and all of that, but more than anything, it is about players.
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From the Ambanis in India to the Lee family of South Korea's largest conglomerate, Samsung, Asia's most valuable companies are business dynasties that keep their ownership within blood ties.
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The militant group, bitterly opposed to Gulf Arab rulers, is trying to stir sectarian confrontation on the Arabian peninsula to bring about the overthrow of the states' ruling dynasties.
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It elevates Taiwan's tea-taking practices, introduced by Fujianese immigrants, to the level of the formal rituals of Japanese tea ceremonies or those from China's Song and Ming dynasties.
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I don't like this Howard Finster–looking map that Cersei Lannister is standing on as she lectures her brother Jaime about loyalty in times of internecine warfare between dynasties.
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The find includes significant artifacts like a Neolithic-era clay pot related to the ancient Majiayao culture, Song dynasty porcelain, and pottery from the Han, Tang, and Ming dynasties.
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Each of these mini-dynasties only produced a single championship; in retrospect, the overall disappointment associated with these teams took some of the luster off of their lone trophies.
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In Iraqi Kurdistan, the core of their putative state-in-waiting, the two dynasties that fought a nasty civil war back in the 1990s are also at loggerheads again.
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Another major branch moved east down the Hexi Corridor, a broad plain between mountain ranges that was the passage to Central Asia for empires and dynasties in eastern China.
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This year's race, at the outset, looked set to follow in that vein as a contest between the scions of two storied political dynasties, Hillary Clinton and Jeb Bush.
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In fact, out of the ashes of the countless questionable reality TV tropes of the decade rose the phoenixes of some of the most influential entertainment dynasties of today.
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As much as people say they crave parity, it's the dynasties and the all-time great performers who are most popular, and both draw and gain the most money.
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" There, he noted, he examined "all kinds of catalogues of ancient Chinese artists' works, as well as ink stones and the seals of different dynasties my father had collected.
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Mr. Khan, 65, is a former international cricket star who has promised an alternative to the corruption and the entrenched political dynasties voters associate with the other leading parties.
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The empire's outer boundaries expanded and contracted with the ability of China's dynasties to project military might and exercise effective rule from the center to the periphery, and beyond.
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Lapo Elkann, an Italian fashion designer and scion of one of Italy's largest industrial dynasties, was arrested in Manhattan on Sunday on suspicion of making a false police report.
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On the other hand, their upbringing can give them the kind of ease in rubbing shoulders with elites that can be such an advantage for members of political dynasties.
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For the first time since 1925, when the former home of the emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties became a museum, it opened to the public at night.
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He headed projects to prove that early Chinese dynasties really existed and were not just myth, as part of a Communist Party endeavor to ally itself with ancient China.
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A rock band singer, basketball players and TV soap stars are among the candidates expected to join a race that also includes members of current political families and past dynasties.
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Series creator Jesse Armstrong has stressed that he drew inspiration from various media dynasties, but the parallels to Rupert Murdoch and his offspring, in particular, have added a tantalizing twist.
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Park's conservative Saenuri party on the other hand may be less willing to crack down on chaebols as it has traditionally been closer to the nation's family dynasties, flagged Kelly.
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After successfully crushing two political dynasties dismantling two political establishments, a return to Romney would symbolize a return to grazing the same unproliferous political pasture that yielded nothing but failure.
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Still, it's important to remember that it's not just a love of yoga and feminism that separates the Trudeaus from other father-son political dynasties like Bushes and the Kims.
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Yet compared to other uncontested sports dynasties — for example, the era of Michael Jordan's Chicago Bulls — the Patriots' longstanding dominance over the NFL hasn't exactly inspired nationwide support and pride.
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The group was composed of several dozen people, including servants, and was led by nine members of Qatar's ruling family, the Al Thanis, one of the wealthiest dynasties on earth.
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Another lot, "The Exposition City of the Ming and Qing dynasties," is a reconstruction of ancient buildings that were torn down in nearby parts of China and hauled to Hengdian.
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A new exhibit at the Princeton University Art Museum shows feasting from the 10th to the 14th centuries — during the Liao, Song and Yuan dynasties — through banqueting artifacts and paintings.
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As Johnson and Bird emerged as household names and the faces of dueling dynasties, the league pushed for more endorsement opportunities, greater media visibility and better behind-the-scenes access.
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But if we're going to deliver real change, we're going to have to reject the campaign of fear and intimidation being pushed by powerful corporations, media elites, and political dynasties.
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China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) seeks to recreate the trade routes of the Tang and Yuan dynasties between China, Iran and the Eastern Mediterranean, by both land and sea.
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It was dominated by debates about purity versus pragmatism; the struggles of female candidates in a male-run world; family dynasties with ugly histories; and assorted deals with various devils.
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"Like it or not, we live in an age of dynasties," says the voice-over opening the pilot (which airs Wednesday), over footage of the Trumps, the Murdochs, the Kardashians.
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Washington (CNN)One big winner in Tuesday's Texas primary is George P. Bush, the only member of one of the most dominant American political dynasties who is currently in office.
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Like many great footballing dynasties, though, it is probably true to say that the Spain side could probably run itself given the wealth of experience at the core of the team.
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The tailoring of the clothing reflects it with a closer fit, and slits on the back and sides to aid movement, compared to the loose and voluminous aesthetic of previous dynasties.
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On Thursday, the BBC announced Attenborough would front a new nature documentary series entitled "Dynasties" filmed over four years that would focus on five endangered species including penguins, chimpanzees and tigers.
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People in this community love rewriting history, so much that another popular section of their forums, dynasties, features players taking their games and creating episodic content that can last for years.
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It's easy to see why he felt that way—he won a World Series in his rookie year and became the centerpiece of a dynasty in a franchise known for dynasties.
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However, the lack of a Chinese woman on the podium for both the singles and doubles was a major setback for a team that had built long dynasties in both events.
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Still, that hasn't stopped North Korea from claiming to have found his tomb and South Korea from eulogizing the unity of a kingdom that once challenged the might of China's dynasties.
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Still, families would have a much tougher time establishing multibillion-dollar dynasties that echo for generations in the face of taxes that aim more aggressively at wealth, capital gains and inheritances.
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"If we're going to deliver real change, we're going to have to reject the campaign of fear and intimidation being pushed by powerful corporations, media elites, and powerful dynasties," Trump said.
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She said she enjoyed writing fictionalized accounts of the romantic intrigue — especially homosexual relations — in China's imperial dynasties, notably the Qin, the first dynasty that flourished more than 2,200 years ago.
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In the 21.5s, during the Ming and Qing dynasties, European Jesuit missionaries arrived in China and brought their scientific, mathematical, and geographical knowledge, as well as their mapmaking skills, in tow.
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Portrait paintings that were unacceptable in previous Islamic dynasties became popular and the foundations of Iranian photography and cinema were laid by the enthusiastic support of the rulers of the time.
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Eighteen individuals — including self-made billionaires and scions of business dynasties — published an open letter yesterday calling for a federal wealth tax on America's richest people to help reduce income inequality.
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Both are heirs to family dynasties in countries that have long thumbed their noses at the international system, saying that it was biased against them and in favor of their foes.
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Tom Brady's dominance has broken the sport — NFL dynasties are supposed to be fleeting, but somehow the Patriots have now reached two decades as the de facto best team in football.
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The Palace Museum's collection comprises vast holdings of more than 1.8 million artifacts built on the imperial collections of the Ming and Qing dynasties and later expanded during the 20th century.
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But when a celebrity's endorsement of a future President Malia Obama takes social media by storm, it seems we are close to forgetting our nation's long-standing opposition to presidential dynasties.
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In the mid-1990s, the government set up a 200-person team under Mr. Li to prove the existence of three largely prehistoric dynasties: the Xia, the Shang and the Zhou.
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The group is bitterly opposed to Gulf Arab rulers and is seen as trying to stir up sectarian confrontation on the Arabian peninsula to bring about the overthrow of the ruling dynasties.
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Why it matters: The deals are helping to shift the reins of power in media from the old guard of East Coast publishing dynasties to wealthy, West Coast elites with new money.
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An earlier incarnation was presented at MoMA last year; at the Kitchen, movement will alternate with readings, by Rainer and the dancers, of texts about ancient dynasties, paleontological discoveries, and literary quotations.
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For this line we pulled in a lot from China, different dynasties, but we also are very fascinated with the history and culture of Japan, Thailand, and the ancient history of Korea.
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People were skeptical of professional basketball and more interested in the collegiate game, and attendance numbers stayed low even after Bill Russell arrived and one of sport's most dominant dynasties was born.
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Islamic State is bitterly hostile to Gulf Arab monarchies and is seen to be trying to stoke Sunni-Shi'ite sectarian confrontations in Arabian peninsula states to destabilise and ultimately overthrow their dynasties.
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In the early nineteenth century, there were no more Egyptian dynasties, Greek city-states, or Roman emperors; but there were still Jews, practicing the same religion that their ancestors had, millennia earlier.
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Beyond bonds of religion and the inter-marriage of their royal dynasties, the Arab states involved in the current squabble have been formally bound together since 1981 by the Gulf Cooperation Council.
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To borrow from "Game of Thrones," all dynasties must eventually fall, and to borrow from "GLOW," it's just a lot more fun when a new contender gets a shot at the title.
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For decades in American politics, successful female candidates often belonged to political dynasties, following in the footsteps of a husband or father and relying on their famous last names to reassure voters.
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But his supporters see him as a figure of hope, having defeated two of the country's powerful political dynasties based partly on his promises of a less corrupt and more equitable society.
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And he painstakingly detailed examples of his competence: the political dynasties he had to defeat in the general election and his administration's economic and national security achievements as evidence of his competence.
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This week, the gallery was offering works made during China's fractious "Six Dynasties" period from the third to the sixth centuries, collected over four decades by the Hollywood talent agent Norman Kurland.
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People whine about the inequity of players building superteams, but owners and the smarter G.M.s, like Red Auerbach and Jerry West, were celebrated when they did it and built the best dynasties.
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Near the wall are underground tombs from the Wei and Jin dynasties, which were discovered in 1972 by a shepherd and existed for more than a millennium before the fort was built.
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But the sarcophagus likely dates to the early dynasties of the Third Intermediate Period (1070–712 BCE) and has no immediate connection to Thutmose III, who reigned between 1479 and 1425 BCE.
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She'll be following in the footsteps of a slew of famous faces from acting dynasties including Sylvester Stallone's daughters Sophia, Sistine and Scarlet, as well as Dakota Johnson, Laura Dern and Melanie Griffith.
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Perhaps most notably, she has to figure out how to prevail in a year when major blocs of both parties are attracted to outsider candidates like Trump --and are weary of political dynasties.
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It's a tactic familiar from the presidential campaign when Trump's mastery at wielding Twitter as a weapon was at the heart of his battle plan that demolished the Bush and Clinton political dynasties.
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The Carrillo Fuentes family, another of the Sinaloa criminal dynasties, lost a particularly vicious turf war to El Chapo's Sinaloa cartel in the border city of Juárez at the turn of the decade.
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All he has to do is beat the Brazilian jiu jitsu expert Adriano Moraes, who has been contesting ONE flyweight title fights since 2014, at the upcoming Reign of Dynasties show in China.
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Sitting on a plateau in northeast Turkey near Armenia, the medieval city of Ani was built up over successive Christian and Muslim dynasties and had its heyday in the 299th and 21200th centuries.
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What started with an esports team is now quickly becoming an esports empire, backed by some of the biggest names in sports and money managers for entertainment family dynasties and Hollywood power brokers.
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Exit polls offered a portrait of the first wave of American voters to cast ballots in a 103 election that has already defied expectations and posed a sharp challenge to leading political dynasties.
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"Aspirational India does not accept royalties, dynasties and caste-based parties," he said in an apparent swipe at the opposition Congress party led by Rahul Gandhi, the fourth scion of the Gandhi family.
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Of course fans like to root for dynasties, and Golden State is likely to become even more of a must-see attraction when they visit other cities than they were in 2015-16.
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With that in mind, the first episode of Bravo's new show Mexican Dynasties unfolds almost like a fantasy novel would — if said fantasy novel were actually a haywire reality TV show, that is.
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So when we put on material like Planet Earth, Blue Planet Two, Dynasties from the BBC, we see the phenomenon of people and their families wanting to watch together, it's a curious phenomenon.
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The second was more of a society diary, respectfully aware of certain dynasties and clans whose black-tie charity work cast a nostalgic glow, even in a post-Truman Capote New York City.
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Another hurdle would be American voters' current disdain for political dynasties, as evidenced by the 2016 presidential campaign, in which both Jeb Bush and Hillary Clinton failed to capitalize on their presidential relationships.
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Unless MLB's investigation proves otherwise, one of the few modern sports dynasties was either (1) the best team in baseball and they cheated, or (2) the best team in baseball because they cheated.
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They say that it enables the creation of democracy-distorting dynasties who accumulate political power, and that tax policy should be used to rein them in more than the current tax code does.
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Under Goryeo and Choson rule, Korea was a "tributary" state to various Chinese dynasties — an arrangement in which Korean leaders swore allegiance to China's rulers in exchange for military protection and trading rights.
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There are parent/sibling modeling empires including the Hadids and Gerbers (Cindy Crawford's kids), and up-and-coming dynasties from the Hollywood acting scene (names like the Stallone and Hamlin sisters come to mind).
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In 1945 Mao Zedong impressed Chinese intellectuals when he assured a businessman and educational reformer, Huang Yanpei, that democracy would help a Communist government avoid cycles of triumph and decline that doomed imperial dynasties.
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For more than 300 years, free African labor and ingenuity built nations across the globe, pulled failed dynasties out of ruin, lifted up countries into becoming superpowers and made cultural contributions that define America.
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With a weak opposition, the political dynasties were expected to enjoy a smooth extension of their power in the land of six million people, which gained semi-autonomous status after the 1991 Gulf War.
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Wealthy family dynasties can pass along large amounts of valuable assets tax free, while working- and middle-class Americans continue to pay both income and payroll taxes on their wages and salaries each year.
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He even compares his reds team to soccer heavyweights Liverpool FC and Manchester United, two clubs in England who built dynasties at home and abroad, in the Premier League and the UEFA Champions League.
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Among the most powerful of those dynasties is the Lee family of South Korea, whose Samsung conglomerate — known as a chaebol — oversees a daunting array of businesses like Galaxy smartphones, home appliances and shipbuilding.
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" For Khan's supporters, a win would be proof that there is a "third way" in Pakistani politics, said Kugelman, "that leaders not tied to family dynasties and established parties can rise to the top.
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Most of the items that survived the difficult voyage to Taiwan were produced by Chinese kingdoms and dynasties or nearby kingdoms, such as Tibet, who paid tribute to and traded with their Chinese neighbors.
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Another surreal accent of Sir Shadow's life is his connection to the Durst family, one of the oldest and most powerful real estate dynasties in New York, owning properties like One World Trade Center.
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The offices of the Wallenberg Foundations, linked to one of Sweden's most powerful dynasties, are in a nondescript building in Stockholm (though this week the family defended its bank amid allegations of money-laundering).
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Despite the public hoo-ha about nepotism engendered by the recent election, the palpable discomfort with political dynasties and the ambiguity around Ivanka Trump's role, when it comes to what sells, apparently, lineage matters.
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CreditCreditSasha Arutyunova for The New York Times Isabel Rose, the telegenic heiress to one of New York's best-known real estate dynasties, has always had an ability to make her publicity-wary family squirm.
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But this year the "New Fujimorism" movement that Keiko spent more than a decade carefully cultivating has itself sunk into scandal, putting one of Latin America's best known political dynasties back on life support.
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The Raptors are trying to win a first NBA title while the Warriors, winners of three of the last four championships, are attempting to cement their legacy as one of the sport's greatest dynasties.
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The Maronites and sometimes the Druze, a Muslim sect, sought the sanctuary of the mountains away from the political and religious dynasties of the times with whom they did not always agree, Father Imad said.
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The parliamentary party is dominated by courtiers to Tony Blair or Gordon Brown who have spent their lives in politics (such as Ms Cooper) and members of political dynasties (like Stephen Kinnock and Hilary Benn).
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Dolce & Gabbana's fall 2017 runway show featured more than 140 models of all ages, races and genders, but the large majority of that number was made up of the genetically-blessed offspring of celebrity dynasties.
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The national psyche rests on a history of invasion, submission, conquest and self-assertion — from the Romans and the Anglo-Saxons through the Normans and on to dynasties entwined with the royal houses of Europe.
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Exchange is the dynamic that animates "Art in a Time of Chaos: Masterworks From Six Dynasties China, 3rd-6th Centuries," the inaugural exhibition at China Institute Gallery's new home in Lower Manhattan, on Washington Street.
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The CBA is a league defined by dynasties; three teams have won 18 of the last 20 titles, and typically one team dominates until a younger rival steps up to overwhelm and take its place.
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On a less amusing note, he invokes the Uighur minority in western China several times to make the case for various dynasties' inclusiveness, without mentioning the violent conflict between Uighurs and the central government today.
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The House of Representatives, for instance, has eagerly voted to strike out provisions in the existing constitution which impose term limits on elected officials and seek—largely unsuccessfully—to curb the establishment of political dynasties.
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The White House announced Tuesday a pardon of former San Francisco 49ers owner Edward DeBartolo Jr., who was convicted in a gambling fraud scandal after building one of the most iconic dynasties in NFL history.
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He was their proud, often stubborn, leader who elevated one of the great dynasties in baseball history with gobs of hits, heads-up plays and a stoic presence on the left side of the infield.
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Indeed, if previous American political dynasties -- the Kennedys and the Bushes -- are any guide, Don Jr., Ivanka, and Jared would have to pay some heavy dues if they wanted to occupy the Oval Office themselves.
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I thoroughly acknowledge that if I'd had a choice in the matter, I would hate them and root against them, as we all root against dynasties and arrogant-seeming out-of-market teams and players.
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