We want a Russian empire a Chinese empire a Turkish Empire you know.
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You'll get to see how the British Empire compares with the Mongol Empire and how they both fare against the Ottoman Empire and how they all hold up to the Roman Empire and so on.
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RELATED: 'Empire' Season 3 premiere kills off... "Empire" airs Wednesdays on Fox.
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And which takes priority, promoting the American empire or the Trump empire?
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Smollett, who plays a gay character on the Fox drama "Empire," said the attackers yelled, " 'Empire' fa***t'" and " 'Empire' n***er," while striking him, police said.
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The Empire State's vote won't dramatically alter the contest for the Democratic Party empire.
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" Or "The Holy Roman Empire was neither holy, nor Roman, nor an Empire. Discuss!
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Fox is expanding its empire with a new project from the man behind Empire.
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OBE stands for Officer of the British Empire, not Order of the British Empire.
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No matter how much Johnson denies that TLJ is aping Empire, this is our Empire.
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It's also rather fun (if you have, like, nothing else to do) to compare this new British Empire with modern versions of the Roman Empire and the Mongol Empire too.
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So, of course, a clothing empire seems like a logical extension to their empire of merch.
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"Empire in its current iteration may be over, but Empire is far from over," he said.
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The men yelled, " 'Empire' fa***t" and " 'Empire' n***er,' " while striking him, police were told.
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A Memory Called Empire by Arkady Martine Arkady Martine — the pen name for Dr. AnnaLinden Weller, an expert on the Byzantine Empire, releases her debut novel, A Memory Called Empire, this month.
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Daddy's empire is crumbling in D Block just as her crime empire had crumbled in real life.
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It was not so much the empire that began the trade, but trade that began the empire.
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"We aren't going to end with a new British empire or a new American empire," he said.
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Police were told the two men yelled "'Empire' fa***t" and "'Empire' n***er'" while striking him.
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Zeroing in on the heroes of the Galactic Empire, post-Empire, lined right up with that approach.
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Police were told the two men yelled, " 'Empire' fa***t" and "'Empire' n***er,' " while striking him.
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ON A map, the Holy Roman Empire resembles something closer to a Jackson Pollock painting than an empire.
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There's no resisting the Empire The Empire Run-Up is quintessential New York: Everyone is in a hurry.
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Empire "Empire" is beginning to address some of its biggest mysteries in the second half of Season 2.
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Each year, Britain relives the decaying glory of its former empire by giving out Orders of the British Empire.
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So it's just an old industrial center and it was important for the Russian Empire and the Soviet empire.
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Over the last three seasons, Empire has turned real-life superstars into the fictional superstars running around Empire Entertainment.
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A kind of Gandhi narrative against Empire, where Greece was also part of the colonial periphery of the Empire.
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Empire "Empire" wasn't built in a day — it was built one jaw-dropping, Twitter-ready moment at a time.
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As the Ottoman Empire receded from the Balkans in the late nineteenth century, the Austro-Hungarian Empire swept in.
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Then there is Iran's long memory of the Russian empire battling the Persian Empire and gobbling up its periphery.
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It's a rare metal that was forged by old Valyrian empire (the Game of Thrones equivalent of the Roman empire).
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Empire This week on "Empire," a Lyon family that looked irreparably divided mere days ago seems to have come together.
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Yeah, Lando screwed up in Empire Strikes Back when he betrayed his friend to the Empire and almost ruined everything.
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I needed time for the Bouazizi Empire, which is sort of the rising empire in the book, to take form.
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For Mr. Hazony and for his followers, the Roman Empire, the Hapsburg Empire, the Soviet Union, the European Union, and even the post-Cold War United States are just different embodiments of the idea of universal empire.
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Tillerson has sat atop a global energy empire, and he will now channel those skills to building a global American empire.
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Here's a uselessly amusing idea to wrap your head around: what if history's largest empire, the British Empire, still existed today?
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More lastingly, Maul decides to build an empire of his own: a criminal empire, with his brother as his major domo.
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An unwritten novel is like Borges's map of the Empire: so large and precise it matches the size of the Empire.
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The ruddy-faced Lou Pearlman turned a Ponzi scheme into a boy-band empire and then turned that empire into ashes.
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Empire As its initial installments this season have made plain, Fox's hit show "Empire" has been losing a two-front war.
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While the Western half of the empire fell, the Eastern, Greek half of the empire, now centered on New Rome, a.k.a.
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We see from history that, at the beginning of every new empire, equality was one of people's aspirations, but as the empire grew older, inequality appeared again, and people had to overthrow the empire and start all over again.
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Inside the Battle of Hoth: The Empire Strikes OutOn the other hand, the Empire isn't actually that great at dominating the galaxy.
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And though they all came from different backgrounds as Americans, they were responding to the potential loss of an empire — their empire.
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Miura-Ko, whose investments include Lyft, Refinery29 and Wanelo, foresees the "empire striking back" within five years — the "empire" being the government.
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Now the empress of the Indrana Empire, she helped save her empire from the threats that brought her to her current role.
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He is the president of the Empire State Building Observatory, not the president of Empire State Realty Trust, which owns the building.
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The mother of dragons is a keen empire builder and she would definitely defend Merkel's desire to keep the European empire intact.
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A border land between the Roman Empire to the west and the Parthian Empire (centered on what is now Iran) to the east, the region and its people have often been seen in terms of one empire or the other.
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The honors are: Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE), Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE), Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE), knighthood or damehood (KBE and DBE), and Companion of Honour (CH).
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Just a few decades ago, California's Inland Empire billed itself as "the Orange Empire" for the citrus orchards that fueled its primary industry.
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The first book is called The Collapsing Empire, and the empire is in fact going to collapse; it's not just a clever title.
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Hoover, for instance, was an empire builder of the first order, but his empire required the cooperation of Congress, which pays the bills.
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Maybe because, as much as we idealize our revolutionary roots as empire beaters, we have become the empire, and we really like it.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the 16th century, the Spanish Empire was known as the most powerful empire in the world.
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He is the author of Digital Colonialism: US Empire and the New Imperialism in the Global South, and hosts the Tech Empire podcast.
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The second highest is a CBE or Commander of the Order of the British Empire followed by an OBE, or Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire and then an MBE, or Member of the Order of the British Empire.
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True, the empire was disparaged by one Frenchman, Voltaire, as "neither holy, nor Roman, nor an empire", and later puffed out by another, Napoleon.
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Liberals railed against trans-national empires such as the Ottoman Empire in the east and the Austro-Hungarian Empire in the heart of Europe.
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Most of Western society are forms of empires—there was the British Empire, and before that was the Roman Empire, and since the end of the last world war, it's really been the American Empire, and now we're in the last stages of that.
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"They created a situation where ordinary people could see their own interests in institutions of empire," explains Pieter Judson, a leading historian of the empire.
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Empire Games by Charles Stross A new entry in Charles Stross' parallel universe Merchant Princes series, Empire Games is the start of a new trilogy.
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An anarchist starts a vintage clothing store on eBay, finds herself at the helm of massive empire, and then, the much-hyped empire goes bankrupt.
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Empire It's been a long recess, but "Empire" is finally back to gather the pieces of all the lives that the dramatic midseason finale shattered.
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The prolific producer, who is one of the most successful lesbian creators, sits atop an empire, an empire upheld by her oeuvre of queer television.
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As always, the show follows the rise of a drug empire in a Latin American country, and the efforts of the DEA to thwart said empire.
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Thrawn, originally introduced in Zahn's 1991 novel Heir to the Empire, is a master tactician who attempted to resurrect the Empire after Return of the Jedi.
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The suit claims they also scripted the entire attack ... starting with the brothers calling Jussie "Empire f***** Empire n*****" -- referring to the homophobic and racist slurs.
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To make his point, he reminded me about the fall of the Byzantine Empire to the Ottoman Empire in August 1071 at the Battle of Manzikert.
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As the identity of the Russian government changed from "democratic state to empire," church officials agreed to make their faith "a church of empire," he said.
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"The history of the United States is the history of empire" is the line that closes How to Hide an Empire, and that is the point.
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The Blue Empire was conspiring to turn the whole square blue; the Red Empire vowed to make it red; already, they were on a war footing.
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Zevin argues that The Economist's pro-finance position necessarily made it a cheerleader for empire, since empire was the framework within which wealth was being created.
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Smollett, who plays a gay character on the Fox drama, said the attackers yelled, " 'Empire' fa***t'" and " 'Empire' n***er," while striking him, police said.
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WWE is an empire; perversely, Reigns' nickname is the Roman Empire, dovetailing just slightly too neatly with Karl Rove's old quote about what empires do to reality.
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The stationary camera shows a California sunset, a West Coast parallel, as it were, to Warhol's Empire (163), his eight-hour film of the Empire State Building.
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In the 18th century, the population of what today is eastern Serbia fled toward the more peaceful Austro-Hungarian Empire and away from the Turkish Ottoman Empire.
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These weapons saw widespread use in the Ottoman Empire during the 16th century and were, according to our sources, integral in the expansion of the Ottoman Empire.
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Empire Bike Shorts, $99.95, at BackcountryCovert Liner Shorts, $54.95, at BackcountryMid Mountain 2L Hip Pack, $99.95, at BackcountryThe Backcountry Empire Shorts and Covert Liner offer great value.
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"Empire" was inspired by The Course of Empire, an 1836 series of paintings by the Hudson River School artist Thomas Cole imaging the course of Western history.
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Once the capital of the Chimú Empire and home to 40,000 citizens, the sprawling earthen architecture anchored an ancient empire that stretched from southern Peru to Ecuador.
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Let's not forget that The Client wears Empire insignia, and that one of the forces that took down the Empire was, well, a user of the Force.
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You don't build a fast-food empire as a front for your drug empire without having really good employees and really good employees require really good training videos.
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Jenner who launched her beauty brand in November of 2015, has already created a cushy empire for herself turning a $29 lipstick business into a $420 million empire.
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We see them overcome various "Seldon crises," gaining more and more star systems—until the Empire collapses halfway through the second book, Foundation and Empire, ahead of schedule.
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Also Reagan got a lot of heat for that for saying that the Soviet empire was an evil empire and calling for Gorbachev to tear down the wall.
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Empire The pop, the pulp and the politics of "Empire" are often so explosive they might be expected to send the show flying in a million different directions.
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Such a vast empire would have made it easier for people to move across long distances, and such migrations would likely yield genetically mixed populations across the empire.
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You're going to ask millions of Irish Americans to take up arms and fight alongside the British Empire, especially when the British Empire has just executed IRA rebels?
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The most powerful empire here is the Nilfgaardian Empire, and they believe that only those born within their borders are really inhabitants and not those in conquered areas.
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Already connected with the Eastern Roman Empire, Irish and Anglo-Saxon monks crossed the English Channel and founded monasteries along the coast and interior of the Frankish Empire.
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Not the Roman Empire, nor ancient China at the height of its power, not the Spanish Empire in the 16th century or the Dutch Empire in the 17th century, nor the British or French in the 18th or 19th centuries, nor Germany or the Soviet Union at their 20th-century zeniths.
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Eagle and Empire by Alan Smale The final installment of Alan Smale's Clash of Eagles trilogy is set in an alternate world where the Roman Empire invades North America.
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You can enroll in Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield's Empire Silver Blue Priority EPO plan (rest assured, Hecht takes it) and enjoy your healthcare with a side of pretension.
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If the "Empire" premiere was predictive of the rest of Season 6, all of the characters, including Jamal, will be overshadowed by the brash, fast-talking "Empire" matriarch, Cookie.
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Zuckerberg's property empire, from Montana to HawaiiSince dropping out of Harvard University in 2005 and moving across the country to build Facebook, Zuckerberg has amassed a growing property empire.
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Aug. 31 – London, U.K. – O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire
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Chicago Huntsmen — NRG EsportsDallas Empire — Envy Gaming, Inc.
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She is forever controlled, helming her own hospitality empire, insofar as an empire can be tantamount to mediocre restaurants in West Hollywood (and the terrible, addictive reality show about them).
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" His Empire costar Vivica A. Fox tweeted, "I'm just now hearing the news about the senseless hate attack on my #EMPiRE Nephew @JussieSmollett IM SO ANGRY AND HURT ABOUT THIS!
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It will pick up with the Laconian Empire working to cement its control over the Solar System, as everyone else contends with the forces that decimated the last galactic empire.
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QIA's real estate investments include a stake in Empire State Realty Trust, the owners of the Empire State Building, to skyscrapers in London such as The Shard, and Canary Wharf.
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But they were excited to learn about Mansa Musa, who ruled the Mali Empire starting in 1312 and was awash in wealth while his empire was expanding across West Africa.
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Star Trek is an American dream, one born out of the hope for a better world and the often sincere belief that this Empire, the American Empire, would be different.
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" Chin'ono said the former colonial powers are "having a laugh" at Zimbabwe, stating: "You can take Zimbabwe out of the empire, but you can't take the empire out of Zimbabwe.
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The Holy Britannian Empire is making its assault on Japan but a prince of the empire, Lelouch vi Britannia, doesn't agree with his father's leadership and vows to destroy it.
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EMPIRE EATS Just like the British Empire absorbed food influences from India, the Caribbean and Africa, so Russia&aposs imperial past has introduced its citizen&aposs taste buds to new flavors.
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During the spring and summer of 1809, the War of the Fifth Coalition broke out, pitting the French Empire against the Austrian Empire, which sought to break up Napoleon&aposs influence.
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The coins bear the image of Emperor Constantine, who ruled the Roman Empire in the 4th century, and of his rival, Licinius, who governed the eastern Roman Empire for a time.
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Meanwhile, much of the identity of members of the British Empire was defined by, well, empire — by colonial power overseas — an identity that, by the late 19th century, was in jeopardy.
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All of Kiki's investigations into Gallardo's empire have no currency in a law enforcement determined to preserve the status quo (and a United States who denies the possibility of said empire).
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Conflict aside, Portmore Empire was on its way to being a force within the dancehall scene and the then-brewing criminal charges, which involved Empire member Shawn Storm, upended its potential.
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The multi-hyphenate performer born Scott Mescudi has signed on to Season 3 of Empire as a rival of Hakeem Lyon (Bryshere Gray), the troublemaker younger brother of the Lyon empire.
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For hundreds of years, the wines of the Hapsburg Empire were counted among the world's most important; once the empire fell, many of its wines were forgotten for almost a century.
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She was also made a Dame Commander of the British Empire for her astronomical work, the second highest level recognition of the Order of the British Empire, equivalent to Knight Commander.
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"Empire" has always cared too much about the political and cultural issues it tackles to let their commercialization and exploitation by compromised corporations like Empire — or, one supposes, Fox — go unexamined.
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In addition, it's an entree to investing in commercial real estate for someone who can't afford the Empire State Building (which is owned by a R.E.I.T. named Empire State Realty Trust).
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Andy Cohen isn't just a celebrity — he's an empire.
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Love that the Empire State Building is supporting #InternationalWomensDay .
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The Chaos of Empire , by Jon Wilson (Public Affairs) .
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Jussie Smollett is not returning to "Empire" — for now.
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