If Gusto itself grew out of Gusto, an ad asking if its customers are too seems wholly accurate.
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In a statement to Business Insider, a Gusto spokesperson said that more than 100,000 businesses of varying sizes use Gusto nationwide.
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Gusto hires Fredrick Lee as Chief Security Officer Gusto announced that Fredrick Lee will join the company as its chief security officer.
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The letter concludes with the implication that Gusto should drop the cease-and-desist, and instead compete on merit: So Gusto, do not fear our sign.
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Gusto itself has scaled so much in recent years that its own software couldn't support its staff — it transitioned to Workday, which a Gusto spokesperson confirmed to Business Insider.
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"I want to help Gusto figure out what it means to develop with gusto and discover what new technology can bring to the employer-employee relationship," Beck told Business Insider.
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Maryanne Brown, head of recruiting at Gusto, reinforces this idea.
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Trump talks with gusto about bringing jobs back from China.
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Award season has kicked off with GUSTO, I tell you.
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Both sides knew their arguments and made them with gusto.
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The government eased monetary policy and began spending with gusto.
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Her work at Asana and Gusto focuses on this strategy.
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His cheerleaders expressed themselves with gusto; he commanded a legion.
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They continue to spend, but with less gusto than before.
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Amazon has dived into delivery convenience and security with gusto.
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It follows their cases and sex lives with equal gusto.
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Both Gusto and Rippling provide customers with human resources software.
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Yet most Republicans are moving forward to confirm with gusto.
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A Huffington Post clone, but with more of that classic gusto?
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They passed the microphone around with gusto and spoke confidently, expressively.
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Other notable investments include The Muse, Chime, Gusto and The RealReal.
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That gusto was gone tonight, replaced by pure agitation and irritation.
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ONCE an environmental sluggard, China now pursues green policies with gusto.
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I think (Canadian world champion) Shawn Barber has the most gusto.
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There is a medium-sized elephant in the room, however: Gusto.
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"This job is tailor-made for me," he said with gusto.
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"Everybody thinks he really has a lot of gusto," Willard said.
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Still, the gusto of the Boulder campaign was hard to resist.
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Though logic is very much not involved I admire montanamade's gusto.
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Mr. Trump called a few reporters but lacked his usual gusto.
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"We are going to start it with great gusto," he said.
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"The guilt arrived with gusto," Fishel writes in her GMA essay.
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You work the phones with the gusto of Roy Cohn. Deny.
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When Gusto moved into a more stable office, the tradition stuck.
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I expect the Chinese smartphone vendors to embrace this category with gusto.
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Today, Gusto has more than 1,000 employees in San Francisco and Denver.
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Now, they&aposre getting behind the call to abolish ICE, with gusto.
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Trevor delivered this line with particular gusto, though I can't imagine why.
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We wish her all the best in her new role at Gusto.
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He zealously defended himself, but didn't attack Clinton with the same gusto.
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And you can hit the gym with renewed gusto the day after.
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But that hasn't stopped entrepreneurs from diving into fertility tech with gusto.
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She has grit and gusto — she is a superhero for every kid.
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Vietnam seems to be taking to its role of mediator with gusto.
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She strutted with gusto in custom 10-inch heels by Brian Atwood.
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Public prosecutors and judges have wielded their constitutionally guaranteed independence with gusto.
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Resplendent in bright, brilliant white, she gave her acceptance speech with gusto.
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They played their role with gusto: hissing, guffawing or cackling when Mrs.
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Ms. Steinem, on the other hand, is still going, and with gusto.
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But you know now, and we expect you to celebrate with gusto.
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Gemini: It's time to slay your inner dragons with the same gusto.
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The clouds looked nearly black, and the wind was blowing with gusto.
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Yet, Seth Meyers took on the topic with gusto on Monday night.
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As Gusto says all over their website, they focus on small businesses.
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Gusto, on the other hand, has not publicly released a diversity report.
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None, however, have gone at it with the same gusto as Trump.
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I just have a lot of gusto for creative life, you know?
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Nor has the downturn changed life at Gusto, a payroll management start-up.
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TC: What would you say is the biggest differentiator between Gusto and Zenefits?
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Watson did so with gusto, astounding even the developers of the learning software.
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I like to kiss you with tongue, with gusto, with socks still on.
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I'd pile into my mom's car with gusto, ready to conquer the world.
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What's more, Gusto is constantly facing change, from tax laws to customer priorities.
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And many of those who do will come back to finish with gusto.
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The students inflected their voices and gestured with gusto to regain their attention.
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Mr. Reeves told me that Zenefits's "implosion" had been a boon to Gusto.
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And though they continue to spend, they are doing so with less gusto.
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Maybe you came up with Mr. Felidae Cat-stro, or Meow-gusto Pinocat.
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It's mightily impressive hearing the Kop holler someone's name with such gusto throughout.
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And they were embraced with gusto by antitrust officials in the Reagan administration.
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Startup watchers believe Gusto is bound to go public sooner rather than later.
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What attracted him to Gusto is the service-oriented nature of the company.
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But, Kahn figured the group might have the gusto to get it done.
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But none have moved ahead with the gusto of those in Southern California.
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Fortune magazine has named Gusto one of the 100 best workplaces for millennials.
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Lila isn't merely defending herself in this scene; she's fighting back with gusto.
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Specifically, to people on Twitter, who jumped on the president's garbled statement with gusto.
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Mrs Merkel works within this tradition, but Mr Schulz invokes it with particular gusto.
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India has some of the world's most convoluted taxes, and enforces them with gusto.
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Other councils around the country are implementing similar policies, albeit with rather less gusto.
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Many discuss the golf course development with gusto, convinced that it will be transformational.
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At General Catalyst he works with companies such as Cozy, Flite, Gusto, and Stripe.
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The previous description of her title was based on incorrect information provided by Gusto.
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No old-line company embraced the digital wave with more gusto than General Electric.
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Sweet Zoom ..sarà ma per me se la marmellata esce c'è ancora più gusto!
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He represents an aberrant strain of American, uh, gusto that should not be rewarded.
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Unfortunately, the host went in with too much gusto, and Richie with too little.
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He gets some of the craziest material, and embraces all of it with gusto.
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"It's a children's flavor, and children celebrate birthdays with a gusto," suggests Warrell-Jones.
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Everyone lies, and no one lies with more frequency and instinctive gusto than politicians.
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"Agile is a big part of how we do software development here at Gusto."
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Some do this fearlessly and with gusto, while others take a more cautious approach.
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But the government has stepped in with gusto, ramping up investment by the state.
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Compared to Zenefits's once-freewheeling, highflying sensibility, Gusto has always operated closer to earth.
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I went into this experiment with gusto, and at first, I found it liberating.
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When he was not speaking about them, he spoke of his profession with gusto.
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I know this primarily because he did the following, and did it with gusto.
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We were able to put a lot of gusto and effort into that one.
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But what the UK Gathering lacks in size, it makes up for in gusto.
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Congress rightly advanced WEEE and should support W-GDP with the same bipartisan gusto.
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Ederson bounced up and down on his mother's lap and downed Doritos with gusto.
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EMILY I have a blunt friend, Joe, who leaps into awkward conversations with gusto.
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But would any of them have embodied it with Damon's gusto — or his gullet?
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Te recomendamos leer esto y elegir un pasatiempo solamente por el gusto de hacerlo.
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Of course, this newfound gusto doesn't negate the fact that Earn is still Earn.
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Nay. None of these, declared fans with the gusto of a true ding-dong.
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But news correspondents covering the mercenaries said some were racists who killed with gusto.
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There's an art to it, at least among those who do it with gusto.
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When Gusto tried to scale itself, we saw what you took off the shelf.
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"(Siemian) came into the huddle and said 'We're going for the gusto,'" Sanders said.
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The film dazzles with its gusto and its formal daring, and intrigues with its postmodernism.
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Every time, the person designated the leader would eat the extra cookie — and with gusto!
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But slowly and surely, and not with a degree of gusto because it's not warranted.
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The politics of personal destruction, which Trump has embraced with gusto, are certain to fail.
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Ant already has more than 450m customers in China and is going overseas with gusto.
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Carlos Alvarado (pictured), of the Citizens' Action Party, promised to carry it out with gusto.
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And Mortal Engines fleshes its world out rapidly and with gusto, right from the start.
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It's also why so many esteemed institutions are celebrating the golden anniversary with such gusto.
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Startups are embracing the technology with gusto, and tech giants have already planted their flags.
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There was a hearty gusto in the way he insulted Jeb Bush or Marco Rubio.
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"Dollar-yen is finally breaking its losing streak and doing it with gusto," he said.
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Now, go forth and tackle the world with the same gusto as Marion and James.
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Halloween's in full swing, with celebrities dropping costume snaps on Twitter and Instagram with gusto.
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The other Gulf states have not exactly tackled their own terrorism finance problems with gusto.
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"He lived life with an energy and passion and gusto that few have," Evert says.
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Mr Cafaro, who had just lost his job, set about his new enterprise with gusto.
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It sounded convincing — but many of his points are echoed by Mr. Reeves of Gusto.
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Los Primus nunca se caracterizaron por su buen gusto a la hora de escribir letras.
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Their ability to celebrate Vappu for weeks with proper gusto is nothing but awe-inspiring.
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Como experto, aceptó con gusto a resolver todas mis nuevas dudas existenciales mientras tomábamos café.
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She recommends using a payroll service, such as Gusto, to handle this process for you.
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Either way, their thrash dancing, tatty spliffs and drunken gusto fed the stoner rock shitstorm.
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This moody Soviet-esque bar is an ideal spot to get plastered with proper gusto.
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Ms. Osipova's Giselle may be naïve, but she rushes at life with gusto and sensuality.
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But what explains why K-beauty has been embraced in the West with such gusto?
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But he enjoys a good fight, and has been campaigning with gusto, on borrowed time.
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When we won, my friend's friends — now, dare I say, my own — cheered with gusto.
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From sports to politics to multiplication tables, Australians jump into contests with gusto and smiles.
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But, as Constine noted, Gusto has historically had more of a focus on small businesses.
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The snipers eventually quit for the night, but they resumed with gusto in the morning.
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Nobody cries "Gooooool!" at a big score, but the "touch" in "Touchdown!" gets more gusto.
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Then Ms. Neary asked everyone to sing "God Bless America," which they did with gusto.
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At Cloud-based payroll platform Gusto, workers often identify themselves by their responsibility or team.
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On Wednesday, French actor and renowned Russophile Gerard Depardieu picked up the hashtag with gusto.
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What would the world of travel and food reporting look like now without his gusto?
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It's Charlize Theron's movie, though, and she throws herself into the starring role with gusto.
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Instead, it's simply tap sensitive and you really need to use some gusto in those taps.
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Their relationship brought Ono into contact with modern recording studios, whose resources she explored with gusto.
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There is value in telling familiar stories in new ways, and Anomalisa does that with gusto.
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They did so with gusto, adding that these Yankeeisms made them "thoroughly disgusted" and the like.
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Ella asked her dad to rap on the spot, and he accepted the challenge, with gusto.
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Maybe you haven't hit the gym with the gusto you set out with on January 1st?
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She is carrying forward with gusto the claim of President Obama that American society is unjust.
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Making matters worse was that often, non-disabled actors would tackle these roles with embarrassing gusto.
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He sang the national anthem with gusto, hand on heart and eyes raised to the heavens.
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Using gusto and soul, the actor delivers one of the most outstanding performances of the year.
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Brittney Benson, Carleton King and Sebastian Gutierrez have the choicest roles and inhabit them with gusto.
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"I'm not playing Alexis but Fallon has inherited a lot of her gusto," Ms. Gillies said.
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He said there were a couple of college jobs he went after, but never with gusto.
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President," Mr. Helms said, "tell them once again, 'Read my lips,' but this time with gusto.
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Google's chief diversity officer, Danielle Brown, is leaving to become the human resources chief at Gusto.
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The press shouted about her neglect of royal duties, which she'd never performed with much gusto.
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When the exquisite little dishes arrived, Piper met them with no apparent gusto, almost absent-mindedly.
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And she spends this February 14 in energetic Aries, helping us pursue our desires with gusto.
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The family home in Raleigh was once presided over with gusto by Sharon, the Sedaris matriarch.
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They dutifully carry water bottles with them wherever they go, draining and refilling them with gusto.
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Rippling tells me that outgrowing Gusto is the top reasons customers say they're switching to Rippling.
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Americans get 2000 days of paid vacation per year on average, according to payroll company Gusto.
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"Prep was a school positively swimming in alcohol, and my class partied with gusto," Judge wrote.
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Trump hit the stage Wednesday night in Battle Creek, Michigan, fired up with his usual gusto.
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But he eventually did — although the video suggests Michelle Obama danced with a little more gusto.
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None of this is new territory, but Ms. Mateus explores it with gusto and self-deprecation.
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Read more: Hot cloud startup Gusto raised a monster $200 million round, doubling its valuation to $3.8 billion — and the CEO says that an IPO is a matter of 'not if, but when'After the talk, some of the Gusto engineering team kept in touch with Beck.
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The art marries an industrial aesthetic with pop gusto, in which even the faucets are erotically charged.
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Gusto was founded to solve that problem for SMBs, and so far, it has seen strong adoption.
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You've got "I'll go anywhere" gusto and an adventurous spirit, but a little back-up never hurt.
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In addition to Robinhood, she's worked closely with CapitalG portfolio companies Credit Karma, Lyft, Airbnb and Gusto.
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Despite their inexperience with big protests, they threw whatever they could get their hands on with gusto.
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Users lap it up with gusto, training the algorithms to serve more of it, and so on.
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That means that Gusto is effectively loaning money to companies, since it is paying payroll in advance.
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It's a rom-com about loving your job above all, and the two sell that with gusto.
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La villa rispecchia pienamente il gusto rinascimentale, con affreschi e decorazioni dei più grandi artisti del tempo.
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According to CBS News, brides Kayleigh and Kirsten Jennings were hosting their reception at Winnipeg's Pizzeria Gusto.
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The guts, greed and gusto of this cast of characters are what gives the book its vigour.
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Unfortunately, if Wednesday's opening round was any indication, Republicans have decided to pursue the latter — with gusto.
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But she does have one tasty scene in which she tells off a philandering boyfriend with gusto.
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Video of one match shows Greenwald, in the front row, applauding every point with dad-outing gusto.
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Why not go after CMS with equal gusto and allow hospice care for right to try patients?
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That, you think as a tender teenager glugging down gut-rot with gusto, will never be me.
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"Hola, mucho gusto," Obama said, waving to the Cuban contingent from his podium onstage at Stanford University.
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There's Zenefits, Gusto, Namely — and that's just listing the startups before getting to payroll giants like Paychex.
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The two combined with a furious gusto probably not unfamiliar to the Payne parlor way back when.
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Inge Ginsberg ha convertido su gusto por la poesía en uno por escribir y cantar death metal.
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Henderson and Davis played the roles the good lord created them to play, with gusto and effectiveness.
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As such, the Free Syrian Army has embraced the Turkish fight against the Kurdish militants with gusto.
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"Millennials take so much flak, so much guff," he says, enjoying articulation, spitting out sounds with gusto.
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Put a little gusto into it and don't bogart the mic, and the respect will rain down.
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But he has given state news media outlets free rein to attack his predecessor's legacy with gusto.
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So, I think this year, everyone can celebrate with real gusto and carry this movement on forward.
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Gusto, WeWork, Plaid, Stripe, Atrium, Intercom and Outreach are just a few more examples in this emerging category.
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Mr. Cheung, a former executive sous-chef at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, cooks with precision and gusto.
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"Pierre launched into both his relationships at Huntsman and with the wider Row with gusto," Mr. Henderson said.
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The accepters should not abandon the anti-Brexit arguments they put with such gusto during the referendum campaign.
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To top it all off, hairstylist Kelsey Gusto styled Rexha's natural waves into a Blondie-inspired, curly hairdo.
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Biologists have taken to CRISPR-Cas242 with gusto, first with animal experiments and now with tests on humans.
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In this episode, though, they get to trash their own store, and they go to it with gusto.
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With Peter at the wheel we all set off with gusto around the narrow country lanes of Wales.
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As I continue on my minimalist journey, I'm sure I will try her method again with more gusto.
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With that out of the way, Gusto can then focus on helping companies create the right corporate culture.
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He barrels through a song, selling it with gusto, smiling, even though the tune is a cacophonous mess.
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It's a malady they cannot seem to cure and one the GOP is working with gusto to exploit.
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At one point, Mr. Farage ratcheted his voice up with the gusto normally reserved for an applause line.
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Those were eaten with gusto, as were the Sabbath standards like chicken soup, roast chicken and potato kugel.
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They complied with surprising gusto, arms waving, one pair of legs cycling in the air above the bales.
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President-elect Trump cannot achieve all five of the aforementioned goals at once, certainly not with any gusto.
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A beautiful dancer who has trouble projecting, he could use some of Mr. Ramasar's un-self-conscious gusto.
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While playing a one-line scientist in a television episode, she performed the line with all her gusto.
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The company and its CEO Elon Musk are jumping into the market with gusto, despite gloomy EV sales.
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Perhaps this is the point of fandom — to defend your rooting interest with gusto any way you can.
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He has answered this query dozens of times, and delivers his pitch with an air of earnest gusto.
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Nor is he likely to tweet with gusto if the bureau issues more rules in the coming months.
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I know I drink up the direct hits people make — often on those who deserve them — with gusto.
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With little gusto and virtually no discernible enthusiasm, Democratic congressional leaders presented their manifesto of purpose last week.
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Emre Tezisci, a security researcher at Fyde with a background in telecommunications, took on the task with gusto.
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Emre Tezisci, a security researcher at Fyde with a background in telecommunications, took on the task with gusto.
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They are targeting companies and government agencies in the United States with renewed gusto, after a multiyear lull.
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He sang with gruff gusto and knowing humor, as if he was bringing the world into his backyard.
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Gusto CEO Josh Reeves, who isn't shy about throwing his elbows, further notes that Gusto has raised $150 million from investors to date and was last valued at $1 billion, compared with Zenefits, which has raised roughly $580 million from investors and halved its valuation to $2 billion in June.
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Whether you buy the pagan story or not, they truly come alive when bouncing around with unrestrained gusto onstage.
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Source: Getty Images/MIKIEKWOODS Source: Getty Images/MIKIEKWOODS What do AWS, WeWork, Stord, Gusto and RocketLawyer have in common?
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The habit of radical gusto and the act of bearing witness that built City Lights characterize Ferlinghetti's poetry, too.
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Software startup Gusto and ride-sharing giant Uber occupy separate sections of a cavernous, high-ceilinged former machine shop.
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It was an enormous job and he plunged in with gusto, but never quite took to being a suit.
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He has flung that doll around with alarming gusto, making a fool of himself as he's supposedly mocked you.
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"Con el Chapo vivíamos a gusto y no esperamos ningún cambio, esperamos que nadie trate de ocupar su lugar".
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"It's too early to say that animal spirits have returned with gusto," RBA Governor Philip Lowe said last week.
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To her surprise, Gusto informed her during the hiring process that it subsidizes up to $2400,2500 in fertility treatments.
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Psychologists have embraced Mechanical Turk with gusto, and many recent studies have drawn their data from Mechanical Turk subjects.
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I invested in Airbnb, Coinbase, Instacart, Gusto, Wish, Stripe, Square ... We're going to talk about why you picked them.
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In her role as principal, Kolodny led or co-led investments in The Muse, Chime, Gusto, TalkIQ and others.
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A 22 year-old, sub-six-foot fire hydrant, he plays with something too hard-edged to call gusto.
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While the whole concept of the "permanent campaign" is not new, no president has approached it with Trump's gusto.
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El hecho de que los filmes como tal no me interesen es un asunto de gusto y carácter personal.
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Part of that stems from integrating with payroll providers that SMBs already use, including Gusto, OnPay, BambooHR and Xero.
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Heavy, Latte Art Guide, Coffee Gear at Home, and Espresso Gusto all highly recommend the Breville Milk Cafe frother.
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Whom she dated, whom she married, whom she offended and fired — he reports all this with authority and gusto.
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So far, Gusto has raised over $500 million from investors — just this July, it closed a $200 million round.
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Ms. Profitt tackles the brassy part with gusto, landing her comic lines and frequently lewd gestures with superb timing.
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So-called drone swarms—the phrase people have taken up with gusto—are having their biggest, buzziest year ever.
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Manila police took that as a directive, implementing it with gusto and some 59,000 people have since been apprehended.
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Can we just all take a moment to appreciate the gusto with which Ashton Kutcher has leapt into fatherhood?
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Whether Facebook, a website for old people, will have the same scrappy gusto that drew young people to Musical.
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But on Tuesday, Mr. Vitale rejected the U.A.W.'s choice, Hillary Clinton, and voted with gusto for Mr. Trump.
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She puns with gusto, potently and unabashedly, until one begins reading double meanings, allusions and ulterior motives into everything.
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The villagers—who, like the president, were members of the indigenous Aymara ethnicity—ate up the speech with gusto.
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She sent him eccentric ties, jackets and funky shoes with pop (they favor neon), which he embraced with gusto.
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"It took a lot of gusto out of the game to see stuff floating around there," Ms. Linna recalled.
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Rewind Newly restored, his first feature, "Guns of the Trees" documents the city's bohemian youth with gloom and gusto.
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Expect Cruz to make that case for a one-on-one showdown against Trump with gusto on Thursday night.
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Americans do lecherous, off-color comedy with great gusto, but they tend to get nervous about sensuality and eroticism.
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Gusto crossed over into the unicorn club in 2015, and now has a post-money valuation of $3.8 billion.
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Gusto CEO Joshua Reeves told Business Insider's Melia Russell in 2018 that he grew up in a shoeless household.
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She finds all kinds of laughs milking a pause, running through expressions, steadily ramping up the emotion with gusto.
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But the revolutionary gusto of early Marx was too seductive for the doctrinaire Marxists that followed in his footsteps.
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Most enjoyable is the gusto with which everything is thrown into her story, from massacres to zombies to djinns.
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Lately, even their defensive specialists — LeBron James, Iman Shumpert and Tristan Thompson — have not battled with their usual gusto.
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She is played with gusto by a real-life nun: Sister Mary Catherine Perdue, who is Father Perdue's sister.
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Hence, her nickname, "Ma," which she embraces with gusto as her house becomes party central for all the neighborhood kids.
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Singer Brandon Blaine comes into his own with gusto, his voice carrying swagger and attitude that was hinted at prior.
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Nestle has introduced products including Nido milk powder, Damak chocolate and Nescafe Dolce Gusto BMW MINI coffee machines on Tmall.
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Bobby and Kristen Lopez, the Academy Award-winning duo behind the music of the first film, have returned with gusto.
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Both of the pups made a wonderful first impression, but it seem Maverick's nippy gusto ended up winning Dobrev over.
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The gusto shown by independent sites forced establishment outlets to "start doing journalism or risk losing viewers", says Mr Chamorro.
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She was like a happy weed yielding Cerberus guarding the gates of Hades and she welcomed us in with gusto.
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That perk, among other factors, helped Gusto stand out from the four other companies who'd also offered Bee a job.
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Soon enough, a tweet from Yakovenko appearing at the London Book Fair was retweeted by Motherboard's alt account with gusto!
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Even if you're only paying three people once a month, something like Gusto (formerly ZenPayroll) is more than worth it.
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Karaoke, a pomposity-puncturing form, actually elevates the stardom of someone singing his or her own hits with DGAF gusto.
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Rippling faces a crowd of competitors that include not only Zenefits but also human-resource software startups Gusto and Namely.
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Pat Tillman lived his life with gusto, attacking every aspect with a do-it-great-or-not-at-all passion.
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The new shop has picked up the old one's mission with gusto and added a few twists of its own.
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But, the stereotypes say, soccer players are drama majors who dive to the turf with gusto at the slightest touch.
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Opposition to gay rights has also been taken up with gusto by Russia and the Orthodox Church in Western Europe.
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Instead, they embrace their star status with gusto, downplaying the army of engineers, designers, and junior architects who support them.
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Islam prohibits consumption of pork, and as the birthplace of the religion, Saudi Arabia adheres to this principle with gusto.
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As he grew older and less physically vibrant, he seemed to continue to embrace with gusto what he could do.
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I took charge of the dumplings, chopping the fennel and leeks, cracking an egg and swirling it about with gusto.
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On Tuesday night, many female Trump supporters began to rejoice with the gusto that Clinton supporters thought they would feel.
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Harron is probably best known for American Psycho, a film that tore into the contradictions of 1980s capitalism with gusto.
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Gusto is expanding in Denver, Thumbtack is adding in Salt Lake City and Metromile is doing it in Tempe, Arizona.
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Minutes after their tentative government sank, they were at each other's throat — where they have been for years, with gusto.
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Yet the perennial competition for votes with the far-right Jewish Home party prevents him from resisting with greater gusto.
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The musical's director, Ellie Heyman, approaches the material with gusto, conjuring some visual and sonic surprises, playing down the politics.
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" Clive Barnes, in his review in The Times, said she "danced and sang with just the right style and gusto.
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That said, Gusto does look petty trying to block the billboard and hide that it's unequipped to support massive teams.
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Coleman's next stop is payroll startup Gusto, where he is leading the employee engagement team within the People Operations organization.
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Gusto is designed to help small businesses with everything from payroll to benefits to human resources to time-tracking tools.
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Lexi Reese, the COO of Gusto and a former Googler, explained that being a good leader means acknowledging you're human.
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Zenefits works with about 11,000 small and medium-size businesses, and Gusto serves more than 100,000, according to the company.
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Gusto, the platform that makes payroll easier for managers, was founded in 2011 and has a valuation of $3.8 billion.
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The next step for Gusto is to hire more employees and "double down on research and development," according to Crunchbase.
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Plus, the markets that really matter to these brands are emerging ones where Western fantasy is still sniffed up with gusto.
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In his 19th season, Beltre still plays as he always has: with absolute gusto, with a virtuosity less polished than enthusiastic.
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She assists her sisters—both avid cooks who can cook for numbers that range between three and 200—with equal gusto.
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In December 2016, the team launched the Stratospheric Terahertz Observatory, a predecessor to GUSTO, which flew for three weeks over Antarctica.
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Human beings have long slaughtered each other with gusto, but almost always choose mass victims from a group defined as alien.
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Apple TV+ is throwing its hat into the streaming ring with gusto, providing quality television even if the market is saturated.
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Best of all are the songs, performed with gusto by the lads playing the lads at the center of the story.
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The professionals perform their complicated and sometimes physically demanding chores with admirable gusto; the same could be said of the nonprofessionals.
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Ms Inglis untangles these contradictions with gusto, guiding readers from primitive Neolithic experiments with poppies to the modern "war on drugs".
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The brand has tapped the likes of Rihanna, Ariana Grande, and Miley Cyrus — all of which have equally impressive beauty gusto.
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The episode finds the normally gusto-filled Daryl at the mercy of his captors, including a man he once helped, Dwight.
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As soon as Kate, and now Meghan, stepped into their public royal life, they were welcomed with gusto by the public.
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Governments used both monetary and fiscal policy with gusto in the years after the second world war to maintain full employment.
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Tom Brady shuffling awkwardly across a stage in sunglasses and a suit while being booed with gusto before the Super Bowl?
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Longer term, Gusto sees that sort of portability as critical for facilitating the changing nature of work in the 21st century.
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Gusto hit 60,000 customers nationwide in January, or roughly 1% of all employers in the United States, according to the company.
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It's such a fun video and that kid is giving it his all; I respect his gusto and I admire him.
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Gusto, which makes human-resources software for small businesses, has a helpful guide to hiring your first employee (in the US).
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"Be it robots or cars, if there's a need for mass produced robots, we should do it with gusto," Isobe said.
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The good: The Blazer is a crossover that can be driven with gusto and whose V6 motor is old-school sweet.
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Gusto, founded in 2011 as ZenPayroll (people in this business apparently love the Zen mind-set), has attracted 40,000 paying customers.
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Green Day's music stays loyal to punk-rock's defiant gusto, but it doesn't confine itself to fast, loud, short and noisy.
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The results can sometimes veer toward the sentimental, even the saccharine, but they always have wide-ranging warmth and inimitable gusto.
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Its client list includes SAP Concur, Gusto, Silicon Valley Bank, Pepperdine University, Exclusive Resorts, Cura HR and UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital.
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Sorting fact from fiction about the Civil War has recently become an urgent political necessity, and Uncivil accomplishes that with gusto.
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And they are buying stuff online with great gusto thanks in part to low wages that make shipping fast and cheap.
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There he dug into a pork chop with gusto, setting the tone for a campaign that would be strong on pig.
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At the heart of this prep school drama is the late actor and comedian's gentle gusto, which will make you cry.
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That would be the moment that ended Wright's career, and the fans booed O'Brien with gusto the next time he batted.
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For lunch, L'Arco del Gusto makes pizza in one of the town's medieval communal ovens that the townspeople used to share.
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As Mercury clashes with Saturn, you can address whatever has been festering over the past few months with gusto and intelligence.
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Later on, once those spending constraints eased, "suppliers of medical inputs marketed very costly technological innovations with gusto," Mr. Aaron said.
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Gross has a weighty portfolio of his own angel investments including GitHub, Figma, Uber, Gusto, Notion, Opendoor, Cruise Automation and Coinbase.
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Coleman declined to comment on that specifically but said there are lessons learned from Uber that he can apply to Gusto.
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They also explain concepts like cognitive dissonance and negative reinforcement with that demonstrative gusto often found in beloved middle school teachers.
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There was one tax promise the administration did keep, and with gusto: It dramatically lowered the tax responsibility for big corporations.
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It was a mini stump speech that most in the crowd had heard many times, but they clapped with gusto nonetheless.
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Yet Trump's unnecessary gusto in delivering truth did not relieve his critics of their obligation to maintain balance in their opinions.
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Always wanting to be involved though, I agreed to be the person who announced the time, and I did, with gusto.
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But she noted that the same gusto for celebrating Christmas did not necessarily extend to other holidays in her social circle.
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But if you're looking for a gig abroad, you've got to make sure you articulate that gusto in an appropriate way.
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Politicians of both parties have broken the unwritten rule in the past, but Trump has done so repeatedly, and with gusto.
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But Berenguer said building a whole aggregation across all of those insurance providers, and then giving that pipeline to customers as they look to pick up insurance through another SMB tool like Gusto (though Gusto isn't one of the clients, Berenguer said), gives them enough of a compelling argument for those employment suites to bring them in.
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Gusto, in what a company spokesperson told Business Insider is a standard business practice when a company's trademark is used, notified Rippling by way of a cease-and-desist letter and ordered Rippling and billboard operator Clear Channel Outdoor to remove the billboard ad, as well as any similar advertising elsewhere, before Gusto takes legal action.
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Fresh off their drug-fueled bender that took place during last week's episode, Abbi and Ilana kicked of today's antics with gusto.
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Overall, though, the show proves a good deal of fun, and Harris dives into his over-the-top character with considerable gusto.
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Already, Giftbit has worked with several notable companies for its gift card marketplace, like Gusto, AutoDesk, Red Bull, LogMeIn, HubSpot and others.
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Ribbit Capital, for example, is a leading fintech investing firm with capital invested in Coinbase, Revolut, Gusto, Wealthfront, NuBank, Brex and more.
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One major challenge for Gusto was how to reconcile the books of the employer with the irregular paycheck schedules desired by employees.
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Given this complexity, startups should absolutely hire a payroll provider to help manage the process, such as ADP, Gusto, Paychex or Quickbooks.
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He shows incredible gusto with each increasingly larger bite of pulled pork and even more so with his "mmm" post-bite reactions.
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When Upeka Bee applied to the startup Gusto this spring, she had recently turned 33, and was thinking about freezing her eggs.
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One interesting commitment Gusto is making according to Reeves is that an employee's profile on the platform will be a lifetime account.
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Then, with great gusto, he proceeded to carve the sign in half, filming the entire thing and later posting it to Facebook.
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Ever wanted to show your friend just how cosily they sit in your heart, but haven't the creative gusto to do it?
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"Where's the Bathroom?" is a tour de force, a master class in guilt-tripping sold by Tovah Feldshuh's incomparable and unstoppable gusto.
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However, it's important to note that as a mother, she's got all the kickass-gusto she needs to get the job done.
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Gusto CEO Josh Reeves said going public is just a matter of time, and selling the company is out of the question.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions did come out rhetorically with some gusto this weekend, denouncing "white supremacists" and racism well before Trump did.
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Charlie told me that they wouldn't be able to help with payroll until we moved over to Gusto, a new accounting system.
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PG: Was the tenuousness of your lives as girls, whether material or emotional, what sent you into the world with such gusto?
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Many kinds are eaten with gusto in parts of South America, Mexico, Africa and Asia, providing carbohydrates, proteins, fats, minerals and vitamins.
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Adam McKay has proved in the past he can skewer his targets with gusto (I'm a big fan of The Big Short).
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As he answers questions, he often flies out of his chair and starts re-enacting scenes, adopting voices, giving it some gusto.
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WorkPay: WorkPay describes itself as "Gusto for Africa" — next-gen payroll and related services targeting small and medium businesses in the region.
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Even when a novice may find it hard to follow his analysis, one is carried forward by the gusto of his prose.
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A él y a otros les sigue preocupando que dar bebidas dietéticas a niños jóvenes les provoque un gusto por lo dulce.
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"Our labor brothers and sisters are amazing organizers and exceptional volunteers and adding their gusto to our operation was amazing," she said.
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Me da mucho gusto ver que mis colegas veinteañeras no tienen que enfrentar las mismas limitaciones que yo tuve en mis inicios.
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Gusto has avoided the oftentimes inescapably fratty company culture that's common in the Valley, as Business Insider's Melia Russell reported in 2018.
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The initial beneficiaries were pedigree dogs, a creation of 19th-century upper-class Britons that America's thriving middle-classes embraced with gusto.
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And yet, given the audacity, gusto and hell-for-leather filmmaking on display, the prospect of subsequent installments does not seem unreasonable.
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As her three sons, meanwhile, Denis Podalydès, Laurent Stocker and Hervé Pierre, all very different, play off each other's idiosyncrasies with gusto.
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Selected for Special Forces training, Hopkins tackled the demanding courses with gusto, later returning to combat for a total of seven deployments.
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Rezaei said some of Mutiny's early customers (who include Gusto, Infusionsoft and Brex) have seen conversion rates improve by 20 to 180 percent.
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They end up in a small town with a grisly secret history and a murderous priest played with characteristic gusto by Vincent D'Onofrio.
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Lexi Reese, now COO at another Silicon Valley start-up, Gusto, met Howard on her first day of business school in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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For all the rocket's gusto, however, the question of whether Falcon Heavy would succeed in both winning contracts and launching valuable payloads remained.
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Lorz triumphantly entered the main World's Fair stadium, which was the race's final stage, with gusto and verve ahead of the other runners.
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Speaking to Refinery29 over the phone, the Westworld actress and RoC Campaign Ambassador delves into topics with gusto, unpacking even the slightest detail.
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And I did it with gusto, hoping that people on the other side of their screens would understand my pain and they did.
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Perhaps that's why most of Airbase's customers are startups or SMBs with between 50 and 1000 employees, such as Gusto, Netlify and Segment.
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The photos he created offer a hint of his personality and outlook, and of the gusto with which he lived in his world.
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Her adventures, recounted with comic gusto and a dose of pathos, delighted readers and made the novel, published in 1965, a best seller.
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They have since bounced back with gusto, rising by another 33% since—though that still leaves them 12% below their pre-crisis peak.
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Gusto handles all the logistics transparently, including tax withholding, so that for employers, the paycheck distribution looks and feels "normal" on its books.
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Now we'll see if it works out and that the company can head of competition from companies like Gusto or incumbents like ADP.
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But China has approached it with gusto, as is its wont with international events that let it showcase its modernity to the world.
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Some people even believe they heard it chanted with a little more gusto, as if in defiance over the criticism of the term.
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So it was with great gusto that I filled up my imaginary day on the lam: I would go see a terrible movie!
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TL;DR: The stylish Nescafé Dolce Gusto Jovia coffee machine is on sale for £29.99 on Amazon, saving you 25% on list price.
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"One thing we'll continue to do with full gusto is try to reduce calories and sugar in the American diet," Ms. Neely said.
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By far the deadliest cookbook was Batali's Molto Gusto, with 620 deaths (5.25 per recipe) driven by its use of 567 baby eels.
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But let's especially bless John Lackey for playing the "cartoonishly evil white man in a blaxploitation film" role with such mouth-agape gusto.
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It makes perfect sense as a follow-on investment from the Continuity fund, which has also backed Brex, Gusto, Instacart, LendUp, and Stripe.
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He went after him with gusto and caused a problem because that forced Costello to shift his gambling operations down south to Louisiana.
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It's still early, but he has taken to the circuit with gusto, bouncing between ceremonies and events in New York and Los Angeles.
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"He often wore bright-colored clothing and spoke with a gusto and passion that wasn't typical at an academic conference," Dr. Rodkey said.
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She hasn't won (yet), but fans like me are celebrating this victory with the gusto of a win, and who can blame us?
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Titian was already fairly elderly at the time (people got older much younger then), but he responded to the commission with tremendous gusto.
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But in entering the current election cycle with such gusto, DSA also ramped up the internal divisions simmering within its rank and file.
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We should all be so lucky to have the talent, gusto, and dedication for napping that Stanley Hudson possessed in the landmark sitcom.
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But Gusto wrote a cease-and-desist letter stating that the company believes it is not, threatening legal action if it's not removed.
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Gusto, previously known as ZenPayroll, achieved unicorn status in 5003 when a round of funding pushed it over the $1 billion valuation mark.
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Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and his wife, Jill Biden, walked as well, and Mr. Biden greeted bystanders with fist-pumping gusto.
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In A Hidden Life, Terrence Malick embraces this purifying impulse with more gusto and less apology than any filmmaker I can think of.
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Bromeó sobre la comida mexicana, demasiado picante para su gusto, y dijo que tenía que aprender a comer tortillas en lugar de quinua.
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Gusto and Notion are two startups in the past few years that have offered similar out-of-the-box office practices to workers.
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DeVito isn't given much to work with in Dumbo, aside from looking occasionally forlorn, or delivering the occasional one-liner with very little gusto.
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Since launch, Sound Ventures has made 53 investments and led six rounds of financing, with portfolio companies including Gusto, Vicarious, Robinhood, Lemonade, and Acorns.
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The internet obviously hopped on this frankly alarming visual with gusto: (I have only recently risen from the dead due to the above comparison).
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"Everyone is consumed with AI," said Hemant Taneja, a managing director at General Catalyst Partners and investor in companies including Snapchat, Stripe and Gusto.
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From almond, cashew, coconut, soy, rice, and even whey protein-based flavors, brands have been jumping into non-dairy alternatives with major creative gusto.
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But he offered few specific assurances that his successor would approach the continent with nearly as much gusto as he's attempted during his tenure.
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Josh Reeves, chief executive at Gusto, a software company, said he expected the topic would come up at its all-staff meeting on Wednesday.
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Gusto now serves 1 percent of all small businesses in the U.S., and it has comprehensive access to its customers' financial and payroll data.
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If you need a coffee machine for under £50 then you can pick up a Nescafe Dolce Gusto Oblo coffee machine for just £79.993.
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Hellians are creative in luring tourists, preferring families who shop and eat with gusto, rather than the biker gangs that used to flock in.
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The answer is to make it easier for good guys to get guns—a project that has been pursued with much gusto and success.
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Josh Reeves, CEO and co-founder of the payroll company Gusto, sees a model in the way parents pay their kids for doing chores.
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Of course, no celebration is complete without proper social media documentation, and the two took to Instagram with gusto — and a lot of PDA.
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S Bean to Cup De'Longhi Dedica Style EC685M Traditional Pump Espresso Machine Nescafé Dolce Gusto Jovia by De'Longhi Russell Hobbs Buckingham Filter Coffee Machine
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"Go for the gusto, Lerman!" my dad's boss bellowed, pleased that all the guests started chanting my dad's award-winning slogan for Schlitz beer.
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"You Only Go Around Once in Life, So Grab the Gusto," they yelled out, encouraging my father to load and re-load his plate.
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They started off with the gusto of two young, drunk cheetahs, and burned out just as quickly as two young, drunk cheetahs on fire.
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While courts outside China's financial hub have adopted this tactic before, the judiciary in Shanghai has only this year taken to shaming with gusto.
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Bird-watching is a fairly recent pastime that Mr. Cuomo, 45, has taken to with his signature gusto, which is to say, nearly obsessively.
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In April, he joined the $3.8 billion payroll startup Gusto as a software fellow and coach, guiding its engineering teams to work better together.
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"We thought it would be a great opportunity for us to work together, which led to Kent joining Gusto full time recently," Kim said.
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It's more than fitting that his testimonial to benevolent parentage echoes Stevie Wonder in vocal gusto and instrumental tones; Mr. Lidell knows his forebears.
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Nobody watches the dancer, but he works with gusto, his limbs locking into full extension and swinging in tempo, his shoes supplying the rhythm.
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A barrage of winners pushed him to a 4-1 lead and he devoured a banana with similar gusto during the change of ends.
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They also began offering payroll services recently, breaching into territory to which other startups like Gusto have been trying to bring a similar model.
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This was drug-taking like we'd never seen on screen before—injecting, snorting, cooking-up, all done with gusto by junkies in Edinburgh's underbelly.
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Still, I think the top-shelf anti-malware vendors will be hugely motivated to attack this problem with gusto, and will figure it out.
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It turns out there is a whole community of so-called "ration reviewers" on YouTube, people with screen names like Gundog4314 and RC Gusto.
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He's invested in over 100 startups and has seeded several multi-billion dollar companies, such as Dropbox, Lending Club, SoundHound and Gusto (formally Zenpayroll).
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The same could be said of the cast, which radiates the kind of gusto that actors working with enjoyable material don't need to fake.
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The grueling 12-hour shifts peeling potatoes didn't quite match her glamorous vision of chef life, but Tong dove into the work with gusto.
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There were moments when he pushed too hard and was too hammy, but his boyish zeal (or should that be puppyish?) had real gusto.
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As soon as the procedure came into use, in the mid-480s BC, Athenians adopted it with gusto, aiming at candidates high and low.
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The British government is questioning the BBC's public funding and even picking fights with papers that have backed Prime Minister Boris Johnson with gusto.
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Gusto sells HR, benefits and payroll software, while Rippling does the same but adds in IT management to tie together an employee identity platform.
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Le conté algo sobre mí, qué estaba haciendo, y respondió con un mensaje predecible y neutral: "Qué gusto que me buscaste" (o algo así).
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Mr. Jain talks about his anxieties with teammates like Nicholas Gervasi, 32, a Canadian who is working at Gusto on an H-1B visa.
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Thanks to a crew of HR providers, including TriNet, Zenefits and Gusto, there is a way to bring big company benefits to small businesses.
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Since then, the firm has continually invested in a number of successful cloud-computing companies tackling the enterprise space, including Gusto, Box, and SucccessFactors.
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For Gusto, the company has managed to avoid the fratty company culture often associated with Silicon Valley startups, as Business Insider's Melia Russell writes.
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I don't endorse the following shows with nearly as much gusto as the five discussed above, but maybe you'll like them more than me.
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After what felt like perhaps the longest time waiting for any news about the hit Netflix series, it's returned with gusto and isn't slowing down.
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Alternatively, the president will have to name a worthier replacement—and risk that new director taking up where Mr Comey left off with redoubled gusto.
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Teaching local children in Mandarin, a policy which the party is now pursuing with gusto in Tibet and Xinjiang, started early in Inner Mongolia too.
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Bloodlust hasn't sung so sweetly, or provided so much theatrical fun, since Sweeney Todd first wielded his razor with gusto many a long year ago.
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It is simply a ravenous force that can, and will, be harnessed by anyone who has the gusto to go out there and grab it.
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Gusto is funding those loans off its balance sheet today, but over time, the company expects to create a financial facility to underwrite the product.
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Unless you've stayed faithful to your DVD collection, or avoided social media with Luddite gusto, you've likely noticed the soaring rise of digital video streaming.
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Gusto, which sells payroll, benefits and human resources management and monitoring services to small businesses, has raised $140 million in its latest round of funding.
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GV invested in the seed round of Gusto, the payroll and HR software platform, and both GV and CapitalG invested in Gusto's Series B round.
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Not even Oprah Winfrey, with all of her on-stage magnetism and gusto for Apple devices, could have willed the information out of Tim Cook.
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Senate – spending: The Hill: Trump lost his bid, supported with gusto by some House conservatives, to cancel government spending approved and enacted several months ago.
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In the past year, Fortune reports at least six women have taken on the COO role at Gusto, Airbnb, WeWork, Birchbox and Compass, for instance.
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The mid-rise bikini bottoms also have a lining to give you that peace of mind and permission to jump into the water with gusto.
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It helps small businesses handle compliance and taxes, which can be a burden for startups, \ Eddie Kim, the cofounder and engineering head of Gusto, said.
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They can integrate directly with their existing services like Expensify or Gusto (or ask Pilot to help out with that) and then go from there.
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The national anthem — accompanied by images on the video scoreboard of the monarch, King Bhumibol Adulyadej, attending soccer-related events — was sung with somber gusto.
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This total solar eclipse wasn't just a celestial event, it was a huge opportunity for science education and money-making that America seized with gusto.
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The would-be robber hurls it at our man with all the gusto he has and actually sends it flying at a pretty good clip.
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So while the fighters laid into one another with gusto, injuries were relatively few, and "kills" were acknowledged based on the honor system between combatants.
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Flanked by background dancers, she confronts with gusto her man, who plans to desert her and the diner she owns to join the Blues Brothers.
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There's also "a quiet radicalism" to seeing Nosrat eat with gusto all over the world, as described by Jenny Zhang in this piece for Eater.
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Mr. Trump has also attacked news outlets with gusto and amplified conservative memes, including retweeting a conspiratorial thread about the murdered Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Some of the biggest companies in tech have been spawned from YC, including Airbnb and Brex as well as smaller ones like Rippling and Gusto.
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Robert S. NussbaumFort Lee, N.J. To the Editor: It was refreshing to see the Democratic presidential candidates going at it with gusto on Wednesday night.
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At Gusto, employees sit down with their "people empowerers" (what it calls managers) at least once a month to discuss their performance and potential opportunities.
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Emergence Capital&aposs first investment was in a pre-IPO Salesforce, and the firm has made smart bets since on companies like Zoom and Gusto.
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Nowadays, you'll find them in the Gusto office in San Francisco, where employees store their shoes while they navigate the workday barefoot or in socks.
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It was the kind of quirky part that was perfect for Ms. Bonham Carter — requiring a total buy-in, which she did with witty gusto.
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This time, they tally the consistency of his insults for his enemies, and his struggle to brand his policies with the same gusto and catchiness.
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And whether or not it was because of that spotty connection, his answers lacked the rhetorical flair and gusto that he often displays on Twitter.
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Sank them both and started blowing kisses, dancing around, and handing out hi-fives—most people only celebrate half court threes with that much gusto.
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If you felt Broad City's absence last week (the last episode was two Wednesdays ago), you're not alone, so Abbi and Ilana are back with gusto.
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The country similarly celebrated with gusto the 2014 Nobel Prize co-winner in physics, American Shuji Nakamura, despite his having abandoned his Japanese nationality years ago.
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Rap artists, always eager to stay positioned at the cultural vanguard and attach themselves to trendy brands, have latched onto the Uber brand with particular gusto.
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So with a bit of can't-beat-'em-join-'em gusto, MTV has brought on an entire crew of internet celebrities to MC the new TRL.
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That said, I also cooked Home Chef's bacon and goat cheese pizza and a casserole-esque shrimp with pasta, and both meals were devoured with gusto.
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Astonishingly, these chat-up lines don't actively repel the female contestants, who throw themselves into the task of winning a real-life prince's heart with gusto.
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This movie just rattles along with glorious storytelling gusto in the spirit of Roald Dahl, E.T. creator Melissa Mathison and Dodie Smith, author of 101 Dalmatians.
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He has made vague threats to withdraw troops from the South even as Kim Jong Un in North Korea tests missiles and bombs with new gusto.
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I made the dry spice rub and the wet marinade, grilled slices of citrus and avocado, and made a fresh salsa, tackling every element with gusto.
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Silverman was one of a handful of prominent Sanders supporters to step up to the podium and say she'll "vote for Hillary with gusto" this fall.
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The story of Mr Gordievsky's life, and that of Aldrich Ames, the renegade CIA officer who outed him, is told with the gusto of a thriller.
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Tyga, too, was on his phone and could be seen attempted to have a phone conversation in the club while DJ Gusto played hip hop songs.
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The pint-size actors deliver the hosts' most memorable catch phrases with admirable gusto, and even caught the eye of one of their real-life counterparts.
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Find the sleek, half-up ponytail or Tracee Ellis Ross-approved cornrows that will have you taking to the next (hopefully open) bar with gusto, ahead.
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"OK, so the music industry is a fucking beauty pageant," Bruce, 24, said with the type of gusto needed for serving up strong, yet necessary, tea.
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The sky is crisp and ablaze in the wake of an El Niño downpour, and we're transfixed watching them tackle the rising tide with Sisyphean gusto.
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Now she has the confidence and gusto to stay a step or two ahead, and finally leave some room for herself — and her fire — to breathe.
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The startup is perhaps comparable to the likes of Zenefits and Gusto in the U.S. — it aims to drag Japanese HR departments into today's digital era.
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With a little gusto, some dollars here and there, and a bit of resourcefulness, the tips below might just turn you in Villalobos in a bathrobe.
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Yet when he was asked when he thought he came into his own as an artist, Mr. Havadtoy laughed with gusto and said: "Any day now."
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Talk You and the other anti-Trump Republicans have been embraced by a lot of liberals because of the gusto with which you've gone after Trump.
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" He added, "Bawdily and with unrelenting gusto, Harrison's 40 years' worth of writing explores what constitutes a good life, both aesthetically and morally, on this planet.
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Ingri Enger Damon, the surly one, showed terrific gusto in her late impersonation of the crude male American soldier who loved the ladies and left them.
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They excoriate bougie white girls, Bernie bros, transmisogynists, fascists, and the State with gusto, while making time to extend solidarity to their comrades in the struggle.
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Things you mulled over during Mars retrograde this summer are thrown back your way, and this time you have the gusto to take a powerful swing!
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Although Lauren impresses Amy and Dave with her elegance and limp handholding, JoJo's emotional gusto and intuition about their son's character leave an even stronger impression.
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At least one victorious buyer walked back down the line, wearing one pair of Spectacles while hawking the other pair that he had bought with gusto.
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It would be well timed, since the fashion industry has lately embraced androgyny with gusto, though sometimes in ways that gay and transgender advocates find exploitative.
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The cast is an embarrassment of riches; there are so many juicy parts here, torn into with such gusto, that it's hard to pick a favorite.
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They ate watermelon with gusto whenever and wherever, laughing on the inside all the while — or on the outside, head thrown back Zora Neale Hurston-style.
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Each year a different artist organizes the festival; this June brought the earnest, raucous violinist Patricia Kopatchinskaja, who dived into organizing and performing alike with gusto.
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He tweeted with gusto on Friday, firing off more than a dozen messages over the course of the day on issues including ISIS and Hillary Clinton.
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Her dishes are served with grace and gusto, often in immense portions, on vintage silver and crystal that she picks out at flea markets in London.
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Our three kids, who all were in elementary school when we arrived, thankfully never have been particularly picky eaters and tried the new food with gusto.
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Until now, California cities have not taken to the units with the same gusto as other places on the West Coast such as Portland and Seattle.
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Rippling raises $45M at $270M to be the biz app identity layer SMB payroll startup Gusto raises $200M Series D, plans R&D expansion to NYC
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For the Stones, at least, it seems to work — and enable Mick Jagger to continue performing with the gusto of a rocker a third his age.
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At the lower end, Nestle's instant coffee is getting a boost from a high-profile global campaign to promote its Nescafe Dolce Gusto single-serve system.
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Judy Hopps, voiced with gusto by Ginnifer Goodwin, is a bunny cop—the first rabbit to become a police officer in the soaring city of Zootopia.
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At Gusto, just 2640 percent of employees split their pay into more than one account, with a very few splitting their pay in nine bank accounts.
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Whenever Rosedale appears in the novel, Wharton describes his repulsiveness with such gusto it's clear that she isn't just describing Lily's feelings; she's describing her own.
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Managing Dotty's illness has fallen like a ton of bricks on the shoulders of her 45-year-old daughter, Shelly, played with ferocious gusto by Sharon Washington.
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They dodge enemy "fire," strap "wounded" comrades to makeshift stretchers, and race bamboo rafts across treacherous waters with all the gusto of kids playing Capture the Flag.
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NASA has selected the Galactic/Extragalactic ULDB Spectroscopic Terahertz Observatory (GUSTO) mission to conduct the first complete study of this matter, to better understand how it behaves.
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Many successful B2B companies have emerged from the program, raised boat loads of venture capital funding and rocketed to the moon (hello Stripe, Brex, Gusto and Atrium).
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Su Salón México fue una película distinta, un melodrama musical de cine negro ambientado en un cabaret de mal gusto al ritmo casi continuo de la rumba.
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If you have a major project due toward the end of the month, come up with a schedule and short-term goals to tackle it with gusto.
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Watching the documentary of legendary activists like Dolores Huerta, Devaki Jain, Wilma Mankiller, Magdalena Abakanowicz, and Gloria Steinem talk, listen, and eat with gusto is profoundly cheering.
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I've gotten used to the keyboard, and I clack away at it with enough gusto to vaguely annoy the people around me with how loud it is.
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Not only does it resemble candy corn in the pan, it also swipes on with similar gusto, in every shade of Olympic medal — gold, silver, and bronze.
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Here, motherhood is portrayed at its most hectic, and with gusto—a percussive montage of nappy bins, baby monitors and morning routines, all running against the clock.
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Convincing older shoppers to spend with the same gusto as their younger peers may not be easy though and their presence on Taobao is relatively small anyhow.
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Over the following weeks Angela Merkel forged a common EU response to the vote, while Mr Tusk and Mr Juncker defended the union with gusto in speeches.
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In a week, however, she'll board the fully-loaded tour bus—which she Snapchats with gusto—in which she'll be spending the better part of the summer.
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And now, she's returning with gusto, revealing in a New York Times interview that she's headed back to her roots and is writing her own romantic comedy.
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Gusto, which was founded in 2011, is now entering middle age, and the company has 530 employees across its San Francisco and Denver offices, according to Reeves.
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It was a traditional Thai dance of some kind, ancient, atmospheric, and on the Royal Dragon stage performed with all the gusto of a drowsy preschool class.
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CHESS, and concept missions like the GUSTO balloon observatory or the LUVOIR space telescope, aim to understand how this process begins in the inconspicuous medium between stars.
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Gusto, the hot cloud startup, said it raised another $200 million in a funding round led by Fidelity and Generation, the firm co-founded by Al Gore.
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This coffee machine takes your favourite Dolce Gusto pods and turns them into something special, with cappuccinos, espressos, iced drinks, hot chocolate, and much more on offer.
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This cleanly mounted production, which features a set by Anna Louizos and lighting by Ken Billington, begins with marvelous gusto, with an adversarial call-and-response number.
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Luckily, the "Everlasting" twist isn't one of those: as Quinn orchestrates the live finale with the gusto of an evil wizard, Rachel and Jay deliver true romance.
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After Irving's departure, Indiana played with gusto in building a 74-70 lead after three quarters and leading by as many as nine early in the fourth.
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Mr. Blum's gusto for food led to a job at a French restaurant when he was in high school, and it has trickled into his legal career.
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It has promised to tackle the food industry with the gusto of a technology start-up, using some of the same big data tools to do so.
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Hordes of reporters swarmed septuagenarian senators with gusto to grab quotes, standing in sprawling scrums just inches away from one another and the lawmakers they sought out.
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The agreement also includes Starbucks-branded capsules for Nestle's Nespresso and Dolce Gusto single-serve brewers, which should help Nestle curb sales of alternatives from other providers.
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Stripe, the fast-growing payments company privately valued at $35 billion, and Gusto, a Zenefits rival, have also won business with a variety of campaigns and candidates.
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Clinton's health and highly favorable ones about Mr. Trump were promoted with gusto by Russian state-controlled news media outlets and legions of pro-Russian internet agitators.
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The main object of that ambivalence is Rex Walls, a big-talking, big-dreaming ne'er-do-well played with the usual guile and gusto by Woody Harrelson.
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It was in Ventimiglia, on the "modern" side of the small town that we had perhaps the best meal of our trip, at Il Giardino del Gusto.
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Onboarding startup Rippling bought targeted ads in San Francisco taking a shot at its competitor, Gusto, and whether it's capable of growing with companies as they scale.
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Gains in the second quarter were broad-based but led by agriculture as the dairy industry bounced back with gusto from bad weather that had hampered production.
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I crack the shell open and enjoy the Mignon with proper gusto, devouring it like a boorish beast, perhaps with a glass of port on the side.
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You needn't worry about more blood, though, for most of these tunes are half-hearted, bare-bones sketches of songs he would subsequently perform with more gusto.
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But one British woman recently ended up in the emergency room for following that advice with a little too much gusto when she had a urinary tract infection.
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Siakam has taken on the assignment with gusto and a smile finishing the opener with 34 points and 18 rebounds before fouling out late in the fourth quarter.
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Humi – the "Gusto" for Canada Employee benefits management is big business and Humi aims to provide these types of HR services in the cloud to Canadians for free.
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She also offers recipes and techniques for soaps, medicines, cosmetics, and keeping a clean and vermin-free household, all of which she approaches with salt-the-earth gusto.
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I'm basically no different than B.F. Skinner's rats who pounded on their levers with more gusto when food was given to them intermittently than on a fixed schedule.
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Under his leadership, he "forged a staff of reporters and editors and put out a breezy, gutsy paper that investigated government with gusto," wrote the New York Times.
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Dr. Lee expects one to two weeks of healing time for the dead skin to flake off — and then Adela can wear her animals print tops with gusto.
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His model of conspicuous flattery has been mimicked by leaders across the globe, though few have carried out the task with as much gusto as the Japanese leader.
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The Chinese authorities are worried enough to have banned banks from dealing in bitcoin, but individuals are still free to speculate and have been doing so with gusto.
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That's going to, naturally, bring the company in more direct competition with startups like Gusto (which is also gunning for HR) as well as larger providers like ADP.
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It would be nice to think that the media could somehow relinquish its pompous air of self-regard and lay into the Trump administration with Seventies-era gusto.
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A child of the 1920s, she sets off into young adulthood with gusto, busting taboos by studying for a bachelor's degree in biology at the University of Chicago.
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Asana and Gusto, both late-stage startups that make tools for businesses, tapped seasoned operator Anne Raimondi to join their boards as an outside director earlier this year.
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"As to the interior, we wanted to make sure the customer that decided to buy that car could really create the interior to his own gusto," said Anscheidt.
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Gusto Pinsa Romana in San Fransisco, California, serves Pinsa, an "evolution of pizza recreated from an old traditional family recipe incorporating modern techniques," according to the restaurants website.
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After several years on "Crossing Jordan," an early-aughts NBC procedural, she has appeared mostly in film and TV comedies, usually in supporting roles but always with gusto.
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Tom Price (R-Ga.), sought to overhaul those entitlement programs with the same gusto as the Speaker; Price is now Trump's pick for Health and Human Services secretary.
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Corner Office This interview with Joshua Reeves, C.E.O. and co-founder of Gusto, an online payroll, benefits and workers' compensation firm, was conducted and condensed by Adam Bryant.
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While they shared the President's gusto for the middle class, they weren't so eager to go on the record saying rich people should get tax cuts, as well.
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Much has been made of him singing the nation anthem with chest-thumping gusto, but the childlike joy of his post-match celebrations tell us just as much.
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Preoccupations managed to draw a massive crowd at 3 PM. Father John Misty exorcised a summer '16-specific combo of narcissism, fear, and apathy with stadium-ready gusto.
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And they did it with gusto, collecting wooden carvings, curating a magnificent library (with their entwined initials embossed on the books leather covers), and landscaping famously lovely gardens.
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At the height of the Spiritualism craze, wealthy families would commission artists to make custom tarot decks, and their modern counterparts are returning to the medium with gusto.
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"The Explorer" moves at a good clip, its short scenes packed with crackling dialogue, and Rundell brings wonderful gusto to her descriptions of the many discomforts of junglelife.
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But Mr. Hendifar, 36, and Mr. Anderson, 42, approach their work with creative gusto, changing not just their collection from year to year but also their entire environment.
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The senator, known for delivering her campaign stump speech with gusto -- driven by her hardcore hitting-the-pavement, no-days-off energy -- appeared to go through the motions.
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With 300 days of sunshine a year, things grow with gusto so long as there is water, and our original bureau had a deep well to draw on.
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I prefer to be considered as a theatergoer, a member of the audience, a spectator to be enlightened, sometimes shocked, often amazed at the skill and gusto displayed.
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Truth is, there are still scrawny, fledgling labels operating on a shoestring with more gusto than business plan, and they still make New York Fashion Week their home.
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Tucker writes with gusto about Marie-Madeleine d'Aubray, the marquise de Brinvilliers, who dosed her father and brothers with arsenic for forcibly separating her from her rogue lover.
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Aside from Jennifer Beals, who plays a lesbian with unfettered gusto, there's a palpable difference between watching women fully lean into their desire and watching them mime it.
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With great gusto Mark had knocked out, apropos of the hypercapitalistic reader: As class-based submissiveness justly evaporates, appropriate deference —to expertise, rationality, and even data—also disappears.
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Former Google executive and Gusto COO Lexi Reese asks job candidates interview questions about the chapters in their life story to figure out what their core values are.
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Similarly, the candidates' gusto for Medicare for all, whose popularity is highly debatable, owes at least something to Trump's assault on Obamacare and complete disregard for uninsured Americans.
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She sang with hardworking gusto throughout the set, even as she covered considerable yardage strutting and kicking, prancing and gesticulating, pumping her hips and shaking hands with fans.
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Nescafé Dolce Gusto Mini Me Coffee Machine Starter Kit — £339.99 (list price £149.99) Bosch Tassimo Vivy 2 TAS1402GB Coffee Machine — £39.99 (list price £107.49) De'Longhi Magnifica ESAM 4200.
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According to CEO Joshua Reeves, customer service and satisfaction are what drive him and his team to refine Gusto as a product for the average small business owner.
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It's great fun to watch one of the world's best stand-up comics navigate the "Star Trek" universe — and Notaro really seems to embrace her role with gusto.
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He's also a serious player in the Pennsylvania Republican Party after embracing American politics with the gusto of a new convert in the first decades of his American life.
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But the plans most likely to be implemented first and with the most gusto by Carson, Puzder, and Verma are major policy changes flying right in established Washington's face.
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Confucius said 500 years before the birth of Christianity that "the beginning of wisdom is to call things by their proper name," and Trump embraces this methodology with gusto.
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It takes a bit of effort to make a poem with nothing too personal but also the right amount of gusto to garner enough attention worthy of a response.
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However, another prevailing theory is that a local baker named Lars Henrik Astenius invented it—and that the name comes from the the poet's renowned gusto for the dessert.
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FeedZai Total raised: $77.5 millionLast round: $50 million Series C in October 2017Key investors: Citi Ventures (Honey, Plaid, Trulioo), Data Collective (Gusto, LendUp, Tala), Sapphire Ventures (23andMe, LinkedIn, Square)
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Historical accounts of Russian Christmas often add that the tsar's family observed Christmas with particular gusto, borrowing extra customs from their German cousins, just as the British royals did.
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Mr. Whitaker, who won an Oscar for playing the maniacal tyrant Idi Amin in "The Last King of Scotland" (2006), is perfectly capable of dining with gusto on scenery.
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Quantrill had gone straight to the practice field from an afternoon class and jumped into tarp duty with gusto along with any other jobs needed to prepare the diamond.
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This is even more pronounced in a painting by José M. Mijares, a small but powerful composition in white, black and several shades of blue, painted with quiet gusto.
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During the discussions over the second amendment, women's rights and immigration, she displayed a level of confidence and knowledge that allowed her to take Donald Trump on with gusto.
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As if to underline the point, the authorities have set about persecuting Future Forward and its leader, Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit, with a gusto typically reserved for supporters of Mr Thaksin.
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After that, the ongoing administration pulls data from HR software like Gusto and Intuit, and the service automatically manages investments for employees through index funds like those from Vanguard.
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Reeves said he was encouraged enough by the idea to consider putting in a similar hotline for Gusto, especially considering the troubles now facing Bay Area companies like Uber.
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Gusto, for example, is getting into HR, while Zenefits seeks to get into payroll services, both areas that the other has been focused on almost exclusively until recent months.
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Strategies President Obama hasn't boasted much about the performance of the stock market during his time in office, but if he were inclined, he could do so with gusto.
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So Witt examines them with gusto, including an orgy featuring a "spanking train" and "electrified wand," organized in part by a charming 20-something woman in a polyamorous marriage.
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While they certainly thrust their hips with gusto, snap their wrists and strike the right jagged poses, the effect is nevertheless a bit like Fosse doused in fabric softener.
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If James can stay healthy, shoot efficiently, and defend with a bit more gusto while the Lakers win around 55 games, he will have a true case for MVP.
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One man, who has the glazed look of the deeply inebriated, dances with gusto then, in a flourish, stumbles out of the church, hands outstretched, and grabs my breasts.
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On Monday, he appeared on the panel "Manelists, Misogyny and Mansplaining," next to a row of female writers who turned on him with gusto, asking why he kept interrupting.
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When the Iranians finally resumed their program, presumably feeling more confident as the George W. Bush administration's effort to domesticate Iraq ran aground, they went at it with gusto.
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And he has since thrown himself into lawmaking with gusto, putting his name to over 200, mostly bipartisan, bills, on issues as diverse as road-building and money-laundering.
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Mr. Reeves, of Gusto, said that if his customers found themselves in financial straits, that would create another great selling point for his company, which can help businesses save money.
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When night falls and she and Nick have sex, Gypsy lies there motionless, completely disinterested in the experience as Nick goes for it with gusto and their neighbors audibly fight.
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These athletes would fang into gigantic burrito bowls on Instagram with gusto, relishing their metabolic privilege, their rare ability to eat as much as they wanted and still get gainz.
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Nearly all serious professional eaters do this, and with such gusto that the food arrives at their waiting mouths nearly pre-chewed, like the regurgitated offerings of a mother bird.
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As Gusto CEO Joshua Reeves explained it to me, a kid mowing lawns in a neighborhood has a much more visceral connection to income than the modern knowledge economy worker.
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Any projects you bravely begin during Mars' retrograde period will be approached with less gusto and met with roadblocks—and people will be less likely to waste their energy bickering.
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The team leader must also weather Pakistani fans, who at the drop of a catch or fall of a wicket can shower love or dump torrential scorn with equal gusto.
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Cindy Crawford Reflects on Pepsi Super Bowl Commercial "I want everybody talking about Versace again," she says from Milan with her signature shoot-for-the-stars, I-got-this gusto.
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Justin Timberlake has taken some considerable flak for the apparent gusto with which he's (at least partially) pivoting to American roots music on his upcoming Man of the Woods album.
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You gotta admire Ja Rule's gusto because, despite the massive fiasco that was Fyre Festival, he's not giving up on the dream of making it happen ... for real this time.
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Gusto, formerly ZenPayroll, is the rare startup unicorn that has stayed relatively mum on its product and growth — its last press release, for instance, was more than a year ago.
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It loved this Gandalf-McGonagall reunion sighting; it cheered on Andy Murray's nod to inclusion in a post-win interview; and it celebrated Roger Federer's record-setting win with gusto.
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It takes a whole lot of guts to buzz off a section of your hair, and it takes a certain kind of lady to rock the edgy style with gusto.
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The Supreme Court returned in October with gusto, following up on a relatively quiet 2018 term, apparently determined to take cases concerning all of the nation's most divisive social issues.
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There is no Musial, and there is no Julio Franco, who aimed his bat at the pitcher from over his head before unwinding with tornadic gusto as the pitch approached.
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Brown during that campaign hit Warren on her claims of Native American heritage while a law professor at Harvard University, an attack that Trump has since taken up with gusto.
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One of them, a well-financed start-up called Gusto, has put ethics and culture at the core of its appeal, and it has been scooping up disaffected Zenefits customers.
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Tons of celebs were out in force Sunday as they celebrated the final day of Pride Month, taking part in the city's annual parade ... but this time, with extra gusto.
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If he'd shown the same gusto he did in initiating last week's race against Michael Vick, Van may have seen some proof that his heart was really in their relationship.
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One time I was singing and stomping my foot with such gusto that the boss looked at me in a very questioning manner, like he thought I was going batty.
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"You have not often heard an ensemble that played with more gusto than this one," the New York Times music critic Donal Henahan wrote of an Empire recital in 1977.
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But there were also plenty of people, like one of my sparring partners, former Libertarian Party V.P. nominee Wayne Allyn Root, ready to defend Trump with a true believer's gusto.
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By pretzeling ourselves with such gusto over his work, we are, in fact, simply converting what could be seen as a novelty item or a fashion experiment into a phenomenon.
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Gaggles of background voices often congregate behind Rapsody's throaty, enthusiastic drawl to taunt her and cheer her on, and she raps with most gusto when talking directly to other voices.
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Now large segments of the Democratic Party are embracing with gusto the socialist creed as carried forth by Sanders — and at a less dramatic level by the likes of Sen.
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Caleb Newquist, the head of content for payroll manager Gusto, which services 225,6403 small businesses across the United States, diverts his own pay into three accounts: spending, saving and investing.
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His office uses social media with gusto, courting popular bloggers, in some cases hiring them, to promote Duterte and discredit his opponents, and amplifying the message through "shares" and "likes".
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It'll probably be a bit before we see the president focus on drug prices again, at least with the same gusto he talks about the Russia investigation or illegal immigration.
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If you could go at it with gusto on certain days, or even certain seasons or years, but then shift to other things for a while when your priorities changed?
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Investors have embraced the model with gusto, helping China surge past the United States last year to become the biggest global market for such lending, according to estimates by Morgan Stanley.
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He is a man with a message -- promising more for the middle, less for the top -- and he took the fight to Hillary on the debate stage Thursday night with gusto.
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If the company, whose collaborative balance means performers rarely step on others' lines, has a star, it's Mr. Waltien, who makes the boldest comic choices and executes them with irresistible gusto.
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" He doubled down on his criticism in an interview with CNN affiliate Channel 7's "Sunrise" program, advising the Academy Award-nominated actor to "do it again" with "a little gusto.
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From Rosie Huntington-Whiteley's streak-less faux tanner to the sheet mask Priyanka Chopra put on before the Royal Wedding, you can shop it all with gusto and very little guilt.
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In the long run, as more users get habituated to the product and its convenience, he hopes that the feature will draw other employers into using Gusto based on employee demand.
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BetterWorks, Checkr, Culture Amp, Greenhouse, Grovo, Gusto, Justworks, Lever, Namely, Reflektive, SmartRecruiters and Zenefits are a few examples of HR 2.0 innovators that received Series A financings between 2012 and 2015.
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To continue growing, the company has raised $2.5 million from investors that include New Enterprise Associates, Fabrice Grinda's FJ Labs, Foundation Capital, Dropbox CEO Drew Houston and Gusto CEO Josh Reeves.
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Gusto, which provides its payroll services to more than 60,000 businesses nationwide, recently began offering its flexible pay option as an add-on feature at no cost to employers or employees.
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I will vote for Hillary with gusto, as I continue to be inspired and moved to actions by the ideals set forth by Bernie, who will never stop fighting for us.
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She sang them with gusto—hoarse-voiced on "Love Is Such a Crazy Thing" and "Stop Falling," dutifully ad-libbing on "Do What You Do"—but this sound wasn't her own.
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We did a little role-play where I pretended to make fun of her, and that really helped her get the gusto to confidently put the other kids in their place.
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Now Beck is working at the $3.8 billion startup Gusto as a software fellow and coach, where he will coach engineering teams as they build out payroll systems for small businesses.
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But what the first half of the book does allow Gertner to do is to treat the scientists of the second half with the same narrative gusto as Nansen and Peary.
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He applies a similar gusto to the tale of nineteenth-century Japan, crediting Japan's "unifying national ideology" and realistic self-assessment with its mastering of Western technologies during the Meiji Restoration.
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Zenefits and Gusto, which charge subscriptions for some of their services, are relying on the vast scale and technical efficiencies enabled by the online cloud to make serving tiny companies feasible.
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The considerable access that the filmmakers enjoy is also symptomatic of Mr. Weiner's narcissism, as are scenes that show him leading gay pride and Israel day parades with near hysterical gusto.
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Enter also Mr. Robinson, 33, by day a contributing editor to Town & Country magazine, who is taking on, with gusto, the role of brand ambassador of "Valley" to the millennial generation.
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Though the guitars are back with gusto, there's also a lot going under the surface texturally—little recording tricks and tonal shifts that tie the album to the band's electronic past.
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"Court rooms are dramatic, they rely on the spin and gusto of the barristers, so I mirrored the formality of the summing up speeches of the judge and barristers," Knowles explains.
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One presents the main narrative in gracious, unhurried prose delivered in level tones suited to a nature documentary voice-over; the other intersperses excerpts from L'Engle's vivid journals with greater gusto.
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They shun the patriotic festivals promoted with gusto by the Kremlin, like the annual celebration of victory in 1945 and recent events to celebrate the annexation of Crimea in March 2014.
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In July, Gusto raised a $200 million Series D, which included involvement from an investment management firm cofounded by former Vice President Al Gore, to push its valuation to $3.8 billion.
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A pesar de su gusto por la franqueza, en la mayoría de sus actitudes, Borrell da la impresión de ser un individuo relativamente alegre con opiniones típicas de la centroizquierda europea.
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As on Wednesday, when they spent eight hours constructing a detailed blueprint of Mr. Trump's misbehavior, the managers threw themselves — with gusto — into explaining the constitutional ins and outs of impeachment.
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A reader can't help noting that anti-liberal polemics, today as in the lurid polemical pasts that Mishra revisits, always have more force and gusto than liberalism's defenses have ever had.
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We're used to experiencing that familiar tale through the delicate vocabulary of ballet; here Dorrance tells it with gusto through tap, letting us feel and hear it in a fresh way.
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No one embraces their own terrible taste with as much unrepentant gusto as the German designer Philipp Plein, who usually shows in Milan but who on Monday night brought his P .
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However, most of his time onscreen is devoted to ranting and raving with the gusto of a man unconcerned with social conventions, his long but thinning hair splayed about his head.
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Despite their conspicuous lack of bass, Erinc and Hanno reliably lay down complex, destructive tracks that are nothing short of thunderous, and the longtime Noisey faves continue the trend with gusto here.
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And while Nanni Svampa may have gone out fashion, bands like Ul Mik Longobardeath have taken up singing in Milanese with gusto—though they have swapped gentle guitar chords for thrash metal.
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" Last month, Joyce mocked Depp's stilted performance in the apology video, saying he "looked like he was auditioning for the Godfather" and urging him to re-shoot it with "a little gusto.
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Brown, who became Google's CDO in June 2017 after serving in a similar role at Intel, announced today that she's joined payroll and benefits startup Gusto to lead its chief people operations.
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Buck Sexton: GOP unity still uncertain The Republican Party convention definitely fired up Trump supporters, so if the goal was to generate enthusiasm from the Donald's faithful, that was achieved with gusto.
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Given the passion of Trump supporters who have booed the media with gusto at Trump events, it's plausible that many would go along with a crackdown on media outlets critical of Trump.
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In your 250s, fresh out of school, everything is looking up — you're probably doing some job hopping, getting promoted, climbing the corporate ladder with gusto, and your paycheck looks better and better.
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Still, there's no denying the man's showmanship—dancing, singing, hopping on his turntables with gusto, now de rigeur for all EDM stars—and he's able to work a crowd like nobody's business.
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The clients it's disclosed are all in tech: Gusto, which provides human resources software; the startup accelerator 225 Startups; and Peter Thiel's venture capital firm Founders Fund, which also invests in Carrot.
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Gusto is hoping it can move all HR paperwork online, so that everything required to officially onboard an employee can be done even before the employee walks into work the first day.
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I squeezed my overfilled piping tube with far too much gusto as Nadiya announced that the clock had started, and my carefully prepared yellow emoji icing came gushing out the wrong end.
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Kourtney's Ex Box has a lot of pictures and mementos from her life with Scott, and there is a letter from a different old boyfriend that Khloé reads aloud with great gusto.
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Thirteen years later, as CEO of a $1.1 billion software start-up called Gusto, Reeves took advantage of his Berkshire ownership and traveled to Omaha, Nebraska, for the company's annual shareholder meeting.
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In the hourlong special, Kondabolu tackles the rise of white supremacy and both casual and severe racism – but he also reads hilarious texts from his mother and pontificates with gusto about mangoes.
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In the mid-1980s, Mr. Newhouse went after The New Yorker with gusto, buying up stock as he tried to wrest it away from its longtime publisher, the yeast magnate Peter Fleischmann.
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He is the second person to be given a prominent role in the Trump administration this month after publicly backing aggressive immigration policies on cable news, which Mr. Trump consumes with gusto.
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People also tend to adopt new technologies with gusto because in a country that was quite poor not long ago, it's not easy to get misty eyed about life before the internet.
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I had such a good time with Steven Spielberg and how the movies were received — people wide-eyed and full of gusto coming up to me and saying that they enjoyed them.
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On Monday, Machado went into second base with gusto twice — each with the idea of breaking up a double play, and perhaps he should get credit for trying to help his team.
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A lesser competitor might have lost his edge long ago, but Nadal is still sliding after drop shots and throwing his body into topspin forehands with the gusto of a younger player.
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They said his uneven performance was a sign that other candidates who displayed more gusto — like Ms. Warren, Mr. Buttigieg and Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota — were gaining prominence at his expense.
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Choice Tables I know Ann Arbor like the back of my hand, a cliché I use with gusto, as that is how Michiganders point out where they live in the mitten state.
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En él, Mitterrand describía a Matzneff como un "seductor impenitente" y escribió que el autor "siempre me ha sorprendido con su gusto extremo por el rigor, por la profundidad de su pensamiento".
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The humanoid model is especially wonderful to observe, as it seems to be invigorated with a kind of gusto over its own ability to continually not run into things or fall down.
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Then, when she was one of the early employees at HR services startup Gusto, she tried to do something similar online, only to find that existing software wasn't quite up to the task.
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Lem Diaz is a recruiting partner at GV. I've advised recruiting operations at close to 300 startups, ranging from a five-person team at Scalyr to a several-hundred-person team at Gusto.
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"Seeing their big smiles and gusto for life felt like a stark contrast to the barren landscape of North Korea on the opposite shore and the doomsday specter of nuclear war," Hurwitz said.
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Also like that show, it's got lots of smaller problems for the characters to tackle with an optimistic sense of can-do gusto, plus lots of fun, zippy dialogue and an energetic tone.
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SOUTH KOREANS used to joke that if the conservative Saenuri party put up a plank of wood as a candidate for election, voters in the city of Daegu would support it with gusto.
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With integrations to time sheet services and proper risk modeling, Gusto is able to predict exactly what salary a worker has already earned, and can front the money at minimum risk to itself.
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Though it's been more than 20 years since the song — from the Spice World film and Spiceworld album — topped charts, Beckham nailed her moves with gusto as the camera captured the special moment.
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The company's vision is that if an employee moves from one company to the next and both use Gusto, all of the preferences and other data required to administer HR would work immediately.
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Boomers bought stocks and bonds and real estate with gusto from 2002 to 2007, and then proceeded to dump a large portion of it at fire-sale prices in the next two years.
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The roadmap for the program includes three parts: Zuckerberg showed visible gusto, noting how our country spends 50x more on treating people who are sick than curing diseases so people don't get sick.
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For the most part it's classic Glass, commenting with gusto on the minutia of life with the occasional input from the band to punctuate jokes or add a little flair to a story.
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In the 1920s, the American heiress Peggy Guggenheim plunged into the bohemian swirl of Paris, where she stayed on and off for two decades, acquiring artist lovers and their paintings with equal gusto.
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"There are few companies that have been able to grow at the exceptional rate that Gusto has, while continuing to provide a product that customers love," Dinsdale said in a statement to TechCrunch.
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"Fifty years ago no one wanted to be in the Val d'Orcia," said Paolo Coluccio, a renowned chef and the owner of Gusto E Evoluto, a company that organizes tastings and culinary tours.
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Whether it's the "ultimate" Greek food in Marietta, Georgia or spicy gumbo in Rapid City, South Dakota, Fieri arrives hungry with an infectious charisma, ready to dig his fork in with televised gusto.
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Judge Kavanaugh himself planted this seed in the brain of Senator Orrin Hatch, at least according to the senator's office, and the nominee's defenders have been peddling extended versions of it with gusto.
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With the gusto of a salesman pushing a limited-time offer, he cast the Saudi monarch in a leading role and invoked his name to push Mr. Netanyahu toward progress with the Palestinians.
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Why it's a good bet: Gusto has been a VC darling as it establishes itself as a leader in the crowded but lucrative HR software world, and now claims more than 100,000 customers.
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Rippling told Business Insider that the main reason why its customers made the switch from Gusto to Rippling is they outgrew the company and needed a platform more appropriate for a larger workforce.
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Polo del Gusto, which has Riccardo at the helm, plans to find a partner to grow the non-coffee business, which includes tea brand Dammann Freres, chocolate business Domori and wine venture Mastrojanni.
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Valuation: $3.8 billionCustomer base: More than 100,000 small businessesWhy it's a potential target: Managing payroll and benefits isn't the sexiest thing in the world, but it's proved to be big business for Gusto.
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There is a long history in popular culture of characters unraveling with gusto: Sissy Spacek in "Carrie"; John Wick, to some degree; Daenerys's razing the entirety of Kings Landing, just because she could.
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"I saw an election that was just different from the way I think," says Joshua Reeves, a Bay Area native who is a co-founder of Gusto, a human-resources software start-up.
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In a recent analysis of why employees leave small businesses, the research team at payroll, HR and benefits company Gusto found a strong correlation between hourly wage thresholds and the rate of turnover.
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Michael Rosenfeld Gallery is also showcasing a pioneering woman artist whose work has only gained in gusto: its booth of metal and textile sculptures by Barbara Chase-Riboud is not to be missed.
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The author succeeds in his main purpose, which is to show that in Cairo, Istanbul and Tehran, prominent figures embraced aspects of Western thought and technology with discernment and gusto while remaining good Muslims.
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Disrupting the paycheck, Gusto's Flexible Pay allows employees to pick when they get paid As Gusto explores additional products built around its payroll service, it has sought to expand its engineering R&D team.
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The broadcast journalist had a longtime interest in digital distribution and jumped into her job at Yahoo with gusto, the biggest effort by Mayer to convince advertisers that the site was a media destination.
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I set about the former with gusto, but the latter takes me a little longer, even though I really do need to catch up on my zzz's… Daily Total: $29 Day Seven 1.96 a.m.
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But they wonder what the network's executives will want -- someone like Smith who called out the president's lies with gusto, or a more measured voice who won't provoke as many complaints from Trump fans?
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I went out to dinner with friends and ate with gusto, but I held tight to my residual expectations that outside that decadent meal, the day's plates would be all vegetables and nutritional powerhouses.
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State television's English-language channel CGTN, the official Xinhua news agency and the Communist Party's People's Daily have all taken to Twitter and Facebook with gusto, denouncing the protesters and putting out Beijing's voice.
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But even though Sessions jumped on this right wing agenda with gusto, it was never enough for Trump, who could never get over the recusal and savagely criticized his attorney general — typically via Twitter.
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As Barnum, Jackman is in rare form, dancing and whirling and stamping and belting out tunes with such gusto that it feels like he's a musical tiger someone finally let out of his cage.
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"Even if we didn't have a speech, people would be thinking about November and what may or may not happen and wouldn't be investing with the same gusto that they otherwise would," Funtleyder said.
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Andela has built up campuses in Lagos, Nigeria, Nairobi, Kenya and Kampala, Uganda to train coders and then put them to work on projects for companies such as Mastercard Labs, Viacom, GitHub, and Gusto.
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Taneja's current investment portfolio ranges across the fields of energy, education, media, medicine and finance, and includes companies such as Stripe, Snapchat, Gusto, Livongo Health, TuneIn, ClassDojo, Fundbox, Digit, Fractyl, Gridco Systems and Highfive.
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Global initial public offering (IPO) markets kicked off 2017 with gusto, leading to the highest first quarter number of share sales since before the financial crisis, according to research from EY released on Tuesday.
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But if you dare approach signing up to what must be an overwhelmingly rigid and traditional family firm with enthusiasm and gusto, as Meghan apparently has, you are attacked for being pushy and demanding.
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But Spurs, striving for the club's first title since 1961, are running with gusto, with youth leading the charge and playing with the fearlessness of having no great expectations placed upon them until now.
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Obviously the entire thing is executed with an unfathomable combination of gusto and grace, and cements Smith as one of the most magnetic performers on the planet, even as she enters her eighth decade.
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" Joel Fisher, the executive vice president for marquee events and operations at the Madison Square Garden Company, agreed that Mr. Joshua "needs to perform with style and gusto to win over the American audience.
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Trump's inauguration was dwarfed by millions of women wearing "pussy hats"; abusive men across every industry are being outed by #MeToo; women in film, television and music are embracing the feminist label with gusto.
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Moments after pledging to "pause" to honor Martin Luther King, Jr., President Donald Trump launched back into politics with gusto, attacking Democrats and voicing support for gun activists holding a rally in Richmond, Virginia.
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They turned the former New York mayor into an avatar for out-of-touch Wall Street wealth – and attacked him with more gusto than the president they are all ultimately aiming to replace. Sen.
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Un sondeo diferente realizado hace poco en línea reveló que aproximadamente la mitad de los compradores que respondieron consideraría regalar prendas de segunda mano y que también recibirían con gusto un regalo como ese.
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"Margaret is played with cunning and gusto by Meryl Streep, and it is a pious critical convention to praise performances like these on the grounds that they go beyond mere impersonation," the Guardian wrote.
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Italy appears to have lurched further into another political crisis with gusto although Matteo Salvini, the leader of the increasingly powerful Lega party, is insisting that he has no intention of bringing down the government.
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Leeds is basically a Bond villain in the body of a Bond girl, and Chopra tears into the role with so much gusto that she almost elevates the entire movie through sheer force of will.
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During a meeting of financial officials from the 20 biggest world economies, Mnuchin defended the president's antitrade agenda with sufficient gusto to force a significant change in the language of the G-20's communique.
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Everett cut boards for Maud's art, haggled with her customers, and took care of household chores so she could paint — which she did with gusto, covering the couple's tiny home with tulips, birds, and butterflies.
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In the starkly lit gym basement weight room, I was surrounded by beefy dudes loading plates onto their bar with Supermarket Sweep–like gusto, while I struggled with plates the size of silver dollar pancakes.
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S Bean to Cup De'Longhi Nescafé Dolce Gusto Jovia Coffee Machine Morphy Richards Accents Knife Block Breville High Gloss Toaster ECOVACS DEEBOT M82 Robot Vacuum Shark Upright Vacuum Cleaner Ready to embrace the British summer?
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Despite not having worked a day in his life—he doesn't even know how to clean, which we soon find out in a comical scene involving a mop—Akeem takes to his job with gusto.
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He also led the investments team at Salesforce and was directly responsible for more than 30 strategic investments in leading software companies, including HubSpot, Box, Gusto, Anaplan, MuleSoft, Adaptive Insights, Zapier, Vidyard and many others.
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Advice to act more presidential once he took office was not heeded for long, however, and he resumed his eruptions of profanity with gusto when he started hearing foreign criticism of his deadly drugs war.
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The way to make sure that someone is into it—the way you do that cold read and make it accurate—is that, as the domme, you do what you do with pleasure and gusto.
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Morales, quien, como líder sindical de la hoja de coca, fue asediado y maltratado por los agentes de narcóticos estadounidenses, tuvo el gusto de expulsar a la Administración para el Control de Drogas en 2009.
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A bit like snowball fights, the Christmas culture wars are acted out with gusto by all participants, with a low (if not negliglible) risk of any real hurt being inflicted, or of anything really changing.
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And although it would be giving far too much away to say exactly how, it's a change, written with Thompson's typical verve and gusto, that's as unlikely and outlandish as it is utterly, enjoyably convincing.
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Yet Mr. Sanger has acted as lead director since 2012, and if there was anyone in a position to push Mr. Stumpf to tackle the accounts problem sooner and with more gusto, it was him.
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Mr. Glasper's band played the pensive, swirling beat with a reverent gusto, and the two M.C.s tossed the song's final phrase back and forth to each other: "Take the Black Star Line, right on home."
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Flamingo Estate is his Epcot, a happy jamboree of global references: a Spanish Revival house laid with Venetian flooring abutting a Persian-inflected bathing tower wrapped in Moroccan tiles, all realized with Tinseltown-worthy gusto.
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Namely the fact that the movements are not suitable for precise controls and, if the demo video is anything to judge by, they have to be performed with a little gusto to get the message across.
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He quickly found his rhythm, attacking the shortened slalom course with gusto, and his bravery was rewarded as he shot into the lead with a time of 38.92 seconds, giving him a total of 1:08.79.
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Trump had a contentious relationship with Nielsen, at times blaming her for not being tough enough when it came to immigration enforcement and feeling frustrated that she didn't implement his hardline immigration policies with enough gusto.
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To celebrate National Lipstick Day with the same gusto as June's National Nail Polish Day, Target is running a huge sale, offering any shopper who buys any lip color 25% off every tube in their cart.
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With her wholesome beauty; bright, varied voice; and air of gee-whiz innocence, she fills the role beautifully, bringing a winning combination of grace, athleticism and plain old Eleanor Powell gusto to her heavy tap chores.
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One of its newest customers, human resources startup Gusto, hit a 43% utilization rate of its services, including connecting employees to coaches and therapists, among registered users just four days after it began offering the platform.
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Gusto is also touting its nearly 40,000 customers – which is twice the number of customers that Zenefits has said it has — and noting that it has amassed them with 314 employees to Zenefits's 900-person staff.
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Any.do has long been one of the most popular apps for to-do list nuts, a simple and clean way to dump all the day's tasks into one place and then cross them off with gusto.
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With these new tweaks to the AHCA—plus Trump's support, House Speaker Paul Ryan's charm and gusto, and a little luck—the thinking goes that they might be able to get the bill to the Senate.
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Sure, this supermoon's early arrival will kick off December on a high-intensity note, but, given the right mindset, it'll also be the kick in the pants you need to tackle your holiday plans with gusto.
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"(Ma) has displayed vision and gusto in expanding his e-commerce empire," Willy Lam, adjunct professor at Center for China Studies at Chinese University of Hong Kong, told CNN, who placed Ma third on his list.
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One learns of his eight years in "strict Freudian therapy," a deep interior dive that he knows must now seem antique, not to mention surprising, in light of the gusto he displays on nearly each page.
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Mr. Thurow was a prolific author and took to television and the lecture circuit with gusto, paying special attention to the income gap and globalization, which he contended would have a deleterious impact on American labor.
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Russia's retaliatory response to Western sanctions over the Ukraine crisis created an instant niche for domestic growers of tomatoes, cucumbers and lettuce — a market that Lashin's company and others like it are now filling with gusto.
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Today, you'll often see newer YC startups get started by providing services to larger YC companies — and then become the larger companies themselves (Stripe and Gusto are two of the most widely known examples, to date).
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Downton Abbey exists only to put a smile on your face, to let Jim Carter bluster with gusto and to adorn Michelle Dockery in period formalwear as she was undoubtedly put on this earth to do.
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Es selección de la crítica del Times, pues A. O. Scott destaca las grandes actuaciones, así como el poder del filme para que la audiencia "redescubra el gusto" por las canciones clásicas de sir Elton John.
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Or maybe she just doesn't care for baked sea bass with artichokes or cannot afford the calories in il Baretto's famous, and famously fattening, saffron risotto, a large plate of which Mr. Bolle devoured with gusto.
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"Small business owners with particularly limited in-house resources don&apost have to tackle complex compliance issues all on their own," explained Michael Cole, employment counsel at Gusto, a California-based payroll, HR, and benefits platform.
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Nestle India is looking to enter new categories as it evaluates entry into the parent company's Nespresso, Dolce Gusto, pet care, cereal and skin care segments, Nestle India managing director told Indian business news site Mint.
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Others in the group include the likes of AppZen, which has built AI-based expense auditing tools that it now wants to expand into other finance-team functions; and Gusto, which helps manage payroll and benefits.
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Kenwood KHH16.993WH MultiOne Stand Mixer — £199.99 (list price £329.99) Krups Arabica Digital Bean to Cup Coffee Machine — £249.99 (list price £529.99) Nescafé Dolce Gusto KP170140 Infinissima Coffee Pod Machine by Krups — 49.99 (list price £99.99) Nespresso EN550.
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"My fans tell me that they really love watching me eat because I do so with so much gusto and make everything look so delicious," mukbang broadcaster Park Seo-Yeon, also known as The Diva, told CNN.
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It was all those things, in part -- the 11 prizes won by "Hamilton," and the ones that went to the competition, were applauded with gusto and good cheer, as were all the nominees in all the categories.
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She has vowed to follow a tax amnesty, which has raised a useful $7.5bn so far, with a relentless campaign against tax evaders—a policy she pursued with gusto the last time she was in the job.
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But most of it has such gusto, such sense of purpose and a conviction that images well made and well intentioned can change the world for the better, that one can forgive the occasional heavy-handed messaging.
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But it's a sign of Keanu's lack of comedic gusto that its one really "nutty" sequence, involving Rell and Hi-C facing off with an awkwardly manic and drug-addicted Anna Faris playing herself, falls completely flat.
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Alissa Wilkinson, Vox: As Barnum, Jackman is in rare form, dancing and whirling and stamping and belting out tunes with such gusto that it feels like he's a musical tiger someone finally let out of his cage.
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B Bean to Cup — £449.99 (list price £329.993) Nescafé Dolce Gusto Jovia by De'Longhi — £29.99 (list price £89.99) Bosch Tassimo Vivy 2 Coffee Machine — £34.99 (list price £107.49) The Ring Video Doorbell 2 has dropped to £149.
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The two companies, which started off as partners (Gusto is still available as a payroll provider, Sacks says), have increasingly gone head-to-head as they release more features and become more of a suite of tools.
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" Ted Turner bought the film rights to her life story, and a Times reporter suggested Madonna for the role, writing, "It would take a certain controlled irreverence and mad gusto to get Jennifer Harbury on the screen.
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Shanghai-based wholesaler Gusto Fine Foods scrapped plans to put Berkshire pork from the United States on the list of produce it offers to high-end restaurants and hotels in China last year after the tariffs hit.
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For decades it was his job to repair the expensive electric guitars that the band's leader, Pete Townshend, smashed onstage as part of his act, often attacking his amps with an anarchist's gusto as his fans cheered.
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And in the weeks leading up to the highly anticipated first presidential debate at Hofstra University, this has been in full display in the gusto and bravado that we have come to expect from the presidential hopeful.
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Indeed, thanks to strict food safety and marketing laws, as well as high standards of Japanese consumers, even fast-service restaurants such as the ubiquitous chains Gusto, Saizeriya and Royal Host, offer fare of surprisingly high quality.
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CEO Jaleh Rezaei told me that she and co-founder Nikhil Mathew created Mutiny to solve a problem they saw as early employees at HR services company Gusto — trying to personalize their messages to different sales prospects.
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"Every single instance of illegal voting threatens democracy in our state and deprives individual Texans of their voice," Mr. Paxton, a firebrand conservative who has prosecuted isolated cases of illegal voting with gusto, said in a statement.
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During the 90s, bear culture would ascend from a little-known subculture to a full-fledged national movement; thanks to publications like BEAR, a bear pride movement arose and the community began to wear the label with gusto.
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Later regarded as one of the giants of Jamaican modern art, Huie had studied in England and Canada, and had assimilated certain Postimpressionist touches into his renderings of his homeland's lush natural environment, which he painted with gusto.
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One of my principal areas of focus has been a deep dive into the emerging field of insurance technology startups, piggybacking GC's early work in the space with investments like Oscar Health, TrueMotion, Gusto, Super, Livongo and Freebird.
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A widely reported article in 2011 in Pediatrics, a medical journal, claimed that merely hearing swear-words made children aggressive, but this conclusion was based on a long string of debatable assumptions that Mr Bergen unpicks with gusto.
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The show got a lot of comic mileage out of Chad's constant protein intake — whether through shakes, vast quantities of cold cuts, or by chomping on an entire sweet potato with the gusto of a muscled Fred Flintstone.
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Gusto, a payroll and HR benefits provider focused on small businesses, announced the launch of Flexible Pay today, a new feature that will allow its payroll users to select when they receive their income for work already completed.
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There were a lot: Our R29 editors tested almost every single one (with gusto) for this year's Beauty Innovator Awards and came to a unanimous decision on the favorite, which received perfect scores across our varying skin concerns.
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Fox News host Sean Hannity, an unabashed supporter of the GOP nominee, dove in with particular gusto, gathering panels of "experts" to examine video clips of Clinton coughing and, again, batting her head at the D.C. muffin shop.
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As Acosta, Mr. Gomez manages to project a swaggering ambition that nevertheless doesn't obscure his instinctive sympathy for the motley characters who gather in his sister-in-law's bar, even as he climbs the social ladder with gusto.
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"If they go after that one with as much gusto as they've gone after this one, then I think we know we've got a new cop on the beat and they're serious about anti-trust enforcement," he said.
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Desde entonces, hemos recibido preguntas sobre nuestros criterios al cubrir las noticias para una audiencia internacional y pensamos que sería una buena idea que ustedes mismos le envíen sus preguntas a Jodi, que con mucho gusto las responderá.
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Hausmann's till now unheralded photographs might even be seen as templates of how to oppose fascist ideologies by avoiding fascists and their imagery — as opposed to confronting them the way his Dada confrère Heartfield did with efficacious gusto.
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Welcome the Worms is imbued with the sneering sheen and melodic punk bones of their LA pop-punk foremothers, with songwriting that tackles self-loathing, isolation, destructive relationships, and other adventures in adulting with "oo-whoo-hoo" gusto.
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Working with an unusually small budget (this is no "Edge of Tomorrow") and an uncomfortably tight shooting schedule (14 days in the California desert), Mr. Liman answers the siren song of minimalism with gusto if not complete success.
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It's a transformative role played with so much gusto that the 50-year-old Zellweger will be hard to beat for this year's best-actress Oscar, a major coup considering her recent six-year break from the screen.
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In addition to the new capital, Gusto has added its first independent board member in the form of Anne Raimondi, a current Asana and former SendGrid board member who was SVP of Operations for customer experience SaaS platform Zendesk.
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The $40 million GUSTO mission, led by University of Arizona professor of astronomy Christopher Walker, will launch an Ultralong-Duration Balloon over Antarctica in 2021, which will carry a telescope that can detect carbon, oxygen, and nitrogen spectral emissions.
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That may also be challenged, but in the meantime the sport has gone ahead with gusto: in the first few days after the lifting of the ban on January 22nd, three young men were killed in the bull pens.
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It would be nice to believe that once both have passed, American politicians on the right will suddenly snap to the realization that the planet is rapidly becoming less livable and begin combatting the climate crisis with unprecedented gusto.
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With a gusto matching Teddy Roosevelt's approach to San Juan Hill, the senator is rallying his Democratic troops to fight the Gorsuch nomination using the filibuster weapon, a weapon they are likely to need in future Supreme Court battles.
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Now, however, it seems to be diving into physical with even more gusto — following a wider trend in the publishing industry, where the Publishers Association says that sales of physical books are now rising as e-books are falling.
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His art wasn't sentimental or maudlin, so I'll spare his memory too much of that (though if you'd like to be sentimental or maudlin, do so with gusto and don't let anyone on social media shame you from it).
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A live band kicked off, and the audience—ranging from eight to eighty-year-olds—took in the free entertainment with gusto, as couples paired off to bob and sway to the music they've been hearing since the womb.
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Her Illinois-to-Nashville drawl is as precise as her word choices even if her "You wouldn't know class if it bit you in the ass" can't match the gusto of Loretta Lynn, whose "Fist City" midwifed its melody.
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The Supreme Court's newest justice is reveling in his role, diving into arguments with gusto and so far fulfilling the expectation that he would be a rock-ribbed conservative in the mold of his predecessor, the late Antonin Scalia.
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All three motifs could even be combined, as Russian television has sometimes done with gusto, for example when reporting a recent story of a Russian-German girl who said she had been kidnapped and raped by migrants in Berlin.
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I would pull a piece from the s'mores monkey bread I had created for a food video at work with gusto, not caring if the whole office saw me pile on even more chocolate than the recipe called for.
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His CES appearance came on the heels of a splashy $50 million DOT Smart City Challenge — a first-of-its-kind Federal grant to a mid-sized metropolis that shows particular gusto in envisioning a tech-savvy urban future.
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Mr. Tate, who became chairman of the Association for Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus (now Shine) in 1989, played down his disability and spoke of the rigors of conducting — up to and including Wagner's marathon-length "Parsifal" — with cheery gusto.
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Geillis has been absent from the story for a while, and she had to go from zero to archnemesis in only a few minutes, so there was very little time to make us hate her with the appropriate gusto.
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He is even keeping a diary — these pages before us — in which He rants with the gusto of someone who has kept His opinions to Himself for a very long time and finally has a chance to unload them.
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So when one afternoon Twilight asked if I wanted a snack and then made me a pot of mixed grains when I answered yes, I ate it with gusto — even though I'd always held an inexplicable grudge against quinoa.
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As an overall package, At Home With Amy Sedaris is a gleeful hodgepodge of silly jokes, talk show satire, and bubbly innuendo delivered with the gusto of a host who refuses to have anything less than an amazing time.
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Rob Ford, the notorious former mayor of Toronto, was so full of gusto, so much a creature of his appetites, so large a presence not only in his city but around the world, that it's hard to comprehend that he's dead.
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He wears Julian Day's glitzy, campy costumes with gusto, refusing to be outshined by the fantastic array of oversized glasses he wears throughout the film, and his singing voice is lovely, echoing Elton John's without trying too hard to match it.
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Poland's huge following in the Stade Velodrome celebrated the win and the progress it brought with extra gusto, having had to endure the humiliation of four years ago when they finished bottom of their group when co-hosting the tournament.
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When moderator Neil Cavuto nudged Jeb Bush to attack Donald Trump's plan to ban Muslims from entering the United States—something he had done with gusto (if not success) in the last couple of debates—he seemed cautious rather than assertive.
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He just has a way of expressing himself—a turn of phrase, a sincerity, a real belief that what he is doing is important—that makes you want to listen, and when you do, his gusto feels rare and deeply inspiring.
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Yes, while Uncle Sam was dozing on its unique superpower laurels, lulled by the "end of history" fairy tales, his rising-sun partner was busy producing what America wanted to buy and consummating, with gusto, the economic conquest of Asia.
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On Saturday, it mattered some that the smaller one was a woman and more that the woman was Jenna Riegel, whose gusto, playing off Mr. Jackson's stoicism, made "Shared Distance" the most alive selection among these works from the past.
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With its tinkling consonants, his nickname—"little dyer", referring to the profession of his father—might have sat well on a creator of Rococo pastoral idylls, but is hopelessly inappropriate for an artist of such earnest intent and almost inhuman gusto.
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According to CBC News, Kirsten and Kayleigh Jennings were celebrating tying the knot at Pizzeria Gusto in Winnipeg when the restaurant's owner asked if it was okay for Stewart and Maxwell to join the couple's party for a few drinks.
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In a scene that somehow recalls both Jurassic Park and Free Willy, they burst forth from their shipping containers into their new home with energetic gusto (check it out at minute 2:08 of this video from the Calgary Herald).
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Let me try again: It's the fierceness itself, the gusto with which banal human problems—an awful mother or a philandering husband, adulterous longings or a schoolgirl crush—are heightened into glamour and tragedy, that is the soul of melodrama.
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But as Mr. Feingold repeatedly hammers Mr. Johnson over the refusal by Senate Republicans to fill the court vacancy — an issue that Democratic leaders believe will help propel them to victory in November — Mr. Johnson is turning the tables with gusto.
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Among the companies the duo has backed previously are the payments infrastructure company Stripe; the payroll service Gusto; the online behavioral health coaching company Omada Health; and AltSchool, a growing network of non-profit schools led by former Googler Max Ventilla.
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It's Holy Fuck at its most carnal, from sinister, id-driven tracks like "Tom Tom" and "Sabbatics" to chillwave-soaked numbers like "Neon Dad"—all kindling for them to set aflame with gusto on your speakers and on stage alike.
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Until the recent court filing, he had not promoted the Carry Guard investigation with the public relations gusto that he typically applies to hot-button announcements, such as when he toured the state announcing an effort to curb school shootings.
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So she throws herself into selling its products with clear eyes (she knows most of the stuff is crap) and the kind of gusto that only a former beauty queen who once imagined a brighter future for herself can muster.
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The Trump administration has taken up the deregulatory baton with gusto, appointing Wall Street lawyers to run key agencies and turning what was intended to be an interagency working group on identifying financial risk into a forum for advancing deregulation.
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But Mr. Trump eagerly trumpets market increases, making them a substitute metric for success given his anemic poll numbers, and claims credit for corporate decisions with the gusto of a mayor or governor, whether related to his policies or not.
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He'll be less keen to admit that, as a member of the court, he would be free to vote to throw out those precedents, as other members of the so-called conservative bloc are doing with increasing gusto these days.
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In addition to its "PureEmotion technology," which according to the brand "delivers a sound that combines purity of tone with a high level of engagement, speed, and dynamic gusto," iFi wants you to fall in love with the speaker's stylish looks.
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We reached out to Gusto over the weekend and again today asking for comment, whether it will drop the C&D, if it's trying to get Rippling's bus ads dropped too and if it does in fact use Workday internally.
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That memory of him is impossible to erase, whereas Kenny, for all his gusto, and despite the accuracy of his diagnosis ("When everybody's getting rich, nobody gives a fuck about the truth"), somehow recedes as the movie draws to a close.
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Plump and pleasant-looking, with ginger hair and freckles, she took the crown at the Little Miss Summer pageant, in lakeside Pentwater, Michigan, belting out "You Are My Sunshine"; she brought the same gusto to gardening and tap-dance recitals.
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Nicholas Coleridge, the outgoing chairman of Condé Nast Britain, recently published a memoir about the 226-year golden period for magazines, beginning in the 21989s, when ad revenue and circulation climbed year after year and editors brimmed with creative gusto.
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Jackson said Trump urged the doctor to "answer every question" the media had before he stepped up to the podium, and he did so with gusto during an almost hour-long briefing with the media, in a remarkable show of transparency.
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The offices of Gusto and Notion, both enterprise software startups, are a far cry from the American offices of old, where strict dress codes were enforced and meandering through the office in jeans, let alone barefoot, could have sent you packing.
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Like many other aspects of both corporate culture and business travel, the growth of retreats and the evolution of incentives are being driven by Generation Y, people like Mr. Reeves of Gusto: young and with the mentality of a Silicon Valley start-up.
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After last year's $7.15 billion cash deal for exclusive rights to sell the U.S. chain's coffees and teas, Nestle will start selling Starbucks labeled coffee beans, roast and ground coffee and single-serve capsules for its Nespresso and Nescafe Dolce Gusto coffee makers.
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He does this with such gusto, the people in front of him listening intently, that it's a marvel how an 83-year-old could emerge from the horrors of the Warsaw Ghetto and Majdanek death camp with an absolutely infectious joie de vivre.
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I know others who use "they," but with Melissa, rather than merely play the deferential ally, I'm determined to give my pal's pronoun my all, to use the "they" with gusto, and to put my linguistic skills where my convictions about identity are.
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I was encouraged to believe that simple conformity results in stagnation for a society, and that American progress has been largely owing to the opportunity for experimentation, the leeway given initiative, and to a gusto and a freedom for chewing over ideas.
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Darlene, Mobley and company try their best to teach her the hacking gusto needed so that she can get inside the FBI network, a convenient task for her since the bureau has supplanted itself inside E Corp HQ. It's an artful act, really.
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"In each instance, their time on Versus Versace led to them making a huge advancement in their design career," Ms. Versace said in her statement, suggesting that she seemed to be embracing with gusto her role as a nurturer of the next generation.
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But the Trump administration has attacked programs that benefit low-income Americans with a cruel gusto, from pushing Medicaid work requirements that end up costing people coverage (or fighting Medicaid expansion that ends up costing people's lives) to striking overtime protection rules.
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The choral numbers — the opening "I Hope I Get It," the concluding "One" — are sung with gusto and charm, and solo lines from Ben Cooley, Kayla Starr Bryan, Jared Starkey and others reveal just how much talent is behind that unified sound.
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The question of whether more could have been done to prevent 84 people from being killed has been taken up with gusto by local leaders on the French Riviera, most of whom represent right-wing forces opposed to France's Socialist government in Paris.
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Entrepreneurs credit Mr. Allen with helping to ignite the current commercial gusto for space in 2004 when a rocket-powered plane he financed, SpaceShipOne, won the $10 million Ansari X Prize for becoming the first manned, reusable private spacecraft to reach space.
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Through jail stints, rotating band members, and a lackluster 90s punk scene, the band's brand of knuckles-to-your-nose gusto shines in everything from their crunchy power chords to their blue collar lyrics about brotherhood, skull bashing, and the pursuit of oi!
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The full text of his decree, below: "He is a very talented local actor we hired to help read the letter with some gusto," Miles Ritenour, Bud Light Communications Manager, wrote MUNCHIES over email on Tuesday when asked who the man was.
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That means an electric car can feel more powerful than an internal-combustion-engined (ICE) car with the same horsepower rating at the low end, but start to lose some of its gusto at sustained high speeds unlike a gas-powered car.
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"We have not heard a single fact; we only watch footage on TV, where our colleagues say with serious faces and with gusto that if it is Russia, then a response will follow that Russia will remember forever," he said, according to Interfax.
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Banderas has never been nominated for an Oscar before, but he charmed the Cannes press with funny and emotional stories about his long career, and if the 58-year-old actor hits the awards circuit with that same gusto, he'll be irresistible.
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Mr. Kudlow dove into the job with gusto, taking on a wide portfolio that included the president's roller-coaster trade agenda — including on-again-off-again tariff threats against China, Mexico, Canada, the European Union and others — and denuclearization negotiations with North Korea.
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Nonetheless, their conversation was a mark of progress — my previously apathetic family now votes with gusto and would consider campaigning for a candidate, and my father must not be the only man who wore a hard hat and rooted for Ms. Warren.
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The second source said that a parallel plan to find a partner for the development of Polo del Gusto had also been confirmed, adding the selection of an ally would likely take place in late 2020 or at the beginning of next year.
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It's a sense of gusto that was missing from a pretty, but dutiful, Chloé collection by Natacha Ramsay-Levi, who abandoned most of her former cool girl-on-the-road complications in favor of a straightforward mix of '80s pinstripes and floaty dresses.
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The actress Salma Hayek, in tasseled leather boots — and on the arm of her husband, François-Henri Pinault, the billionaire chief executive of Kering, which owns a 50 percent stake in the Stella McCartney brand — tucked into the pizza with particular gusto.
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Pear, a Palo Alto-based seed-stage fund that has made its name through early bets on Guardant Health, DoorDash, Memebox and Gusto, hosted its sixth annual demo day this week in what proved to be a scorchingly hot afternoon in Woodside, Calif.
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"Hannie Caulder" is no masterpiece, but there is a gusto to its supporting cast that blows the new film away like dust: Robert Culp, Ernest Borgnine (of course) as the scowler-in-chief, and, rather less predictable, Christopher Lee as a gunsmith.
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" Trump said he's been in contact with his homeland security adviser Tom Bossert — who has been spearheading the White House's rescue and relief efforts during a busy hurricane season — and that the recovery process in Puerto Rico would begin "with great gusto.
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We looked out over the strip as he pointed to some of the newer businesses sprouting like weeds between the older hair salons and restaurants on the strip: Fulton Ale House, A Gusto Thai Bistro, Super Foodtown, Blink Fitness, El Jeffe Modern Mexican.
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McKinnon has too much fun with her Australian accent and character (she got behind-the-scenes tips from Ryan Cooper, an Aussie who plays the dead stripper); Bell does a great deer-in-headlights, and Glazer embodies a too-woke-for-school millennial with gusto.
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The True Origin Of New Year's ResolutionsSetting intentions for the new year has historical roots as distant as ancient Babylon, but our Puritan ancestors embraced this tradition with particular self-denying gusto since it represented a sober alternative to drunken celebrations of the changing calendar.
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A partial shutdown of America's federal government in December and January interrupted the flow of official data on U.S. retail spending data that economists and policymakers use to gauge the gusto of U.S. consumers, whose spending accounts for roughly two-thirds of U.S. economic output.
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Clinton in Iowa polls and taking a lead in New Hampshire, the anti-establishment Mr. Sanders, a self-proclaimed democratic socialist who for months refused to bring a pollster onto his campaign staff, spoke about his positive numbers with the gusto of Donald J. Trump.
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Mr Egerton, who sings all the songs himself, brings the requisite gusto, humour and vulnerability, but he isn't exactly subtle; John Reid (Richard Madden), Mr John's manager and lover, is evil incarnate; Mr Dwight, his domineering father (Steven Macintosh), is a parody of English reserve.
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The film goes with full gusto when it addresses the puppets' carnal side — they love pornography and strip clubs, and almost all of them seem to be sex addicts — but it soft-pedals the drug front by giving them all a cute addiction to sugar.
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