We were shocked to find clothes and hangers on the floor.
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I was always stuck with the wingman or her hangers-on.
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There is one-upmanship on the grandest scale; there are hangers-on.
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Oesterlund's money and his boat attracted hangers-on and women, Pursglove says.
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After thanking their professional hangers-on, winners thank spouses, parents and children.
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Hangers-on who traded on their royal connections have been shown the door.
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He had Herculean tolerance for it that left his hangers-on for dust.
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A posse of hangers-on bled him dry, as did the Nation of Islam.
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This spells misery for all but a handful of privileged officials and hangers-on.
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Downstairs, associated queens and hangers-on stumble through the hallways, prosecco bottles in hand.
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Let&aposs face it, incredibly talented people surrounding themselves with hangers on and enablers.
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You're invariably going to be besieged by all manner of grifters and hangers-on.
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At the height of her success, Gibson was surrounded by followers and hangers-on.
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The only others present are teammates, Patriots hangers-on, and N.F.L. muck-a-mucks.
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Yang's campaign started as just a thought in his head, no hangers-on or advisers.
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Everywhere the boy went, adult fans and hangers-on told him how great he was.
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Here, we found a few hangers on the floor and some items out of place.
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But few live as thoroughly in a bubble as the billionaire class and its hangers-on.
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The milieu is one of casinos, strip clubs, postgame revels, bookies, retired pros, and hangers-on.
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Instead, as the world digitized, we just got new gatekeepers, new middlemen, and new hangers-on.
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Alt-right hangers-on now run as Republicans, with encouragement from the head of the party.
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Here's what the artists, their friends and assorted hangers-on wore to the Saturday night gathering.
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An additional menu lets you select such hangers-on as the United States Postal Service and NASA.
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Too often the civil service is staffed with political hangers-on, hired for loyalty rather than merit.
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But according to science, Christmas carolers and holiday hangers-on have had it all wrong all along.
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Sheeran proposes a songwriting contest, with the winner to be decided by polling assembled backstage hangers-on.
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Faye speaks with her publisher, with assorted festival hangers-on, with interviewers, with an established writer friend.
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And then there are all the Trump family hangers-on who have found jobs in the federal bureaucracy.
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Prenter interferes with the recording process, encourages the singer to go solo and surrounds him with hangers-on.
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Hundreds of hangers-on joined the Olympic delegation, reportedly for little reason beyond a free trip to Brazil.
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There's nothing unique about the medical professionals serving this President that distinguishes them from the other hangers-on.
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But they were not hangers on: if anything, Ronnie and Reggie were taking things further than their peers.
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The film also points up the mixed agendas for performers, chroniclers, hangers-on and of course Dylan himself.
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There are a number of preventative steps you can take to rid your holiday decorations of hangers-on.
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First, a little bit on this whole Tronc thing and why journalists and hangers-on think it's so silly.
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Rogue One explains how a ragtag band of rebels and hangers-on got those plans to the Rebel Alliance.
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There are male musicians around, but they are marginal figures, husbands and hangers-on, bystanders at the big show.
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To many in the sports world, "posse" calls to mind a gaggle of hangers-on surrounding a young, black athlete.
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The world it uncovers is a poisonous nest of preening dandies, bejeweled grande dames, hypocritical sycophants and assorted hangers-on.
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Even clothes hangers on the rod can take up valuable space if they're the thick, wooden or molded-plastic kind.
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It's a pattern you see in any grassroots groundswell: various unrelated causes are drawn to the movement as hangers-on.
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Friends, associates and hangers-on zip in and out of view, including a wisecracking, fresh-faced acolyte played by Mr Bogdanovich.
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Given all the weirdos and artists and muses and hangers-on of the time, Vinyl opted to focus on the suit.
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He openly shares Rhodes's contempt for the groupthink of the American foreign-policy establishment and its hangers-on in the press.
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Wrongdoing by the Trump administration and its hangers-on has resulted in jail terms and an impeachment inquiry by the House.
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The first stop for the night's winners, losers and hangers-on was the Plaza Hotel for the official post-awards party.
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Clinton's facial features superimposed on a moon with the names of old Clinton friends, aides and hangers-on orbiting around her.
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When the camera is doing its work, the small army of assistants, stylists, hair people, and hangers-on all fall silent.
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For the most part, though, the Stalin-era atrocities are the ghastly background for the frantic intrigue of his hangers on.
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All told, close to 21.42 ex-aides of Trump, friends and hangers-on had made their way into Washington's influence business.
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Some protesters hung messages attached to wire hangers on the Ohio statehouse fence, reminders of an earlier era of unsafe abortion.
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It was a bunch of relatives and hangers-on having random meetings with some vague hope of personal and professional enrichment.
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A retinue of staffers and hangers-on thrilled for free food and drinks filed back toward the chafing dishes and bar.
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His tendency to solicit, repeat, and retweet self-serving falsehoods served up by sycophants and hangers-on should be taken seriously.
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Clothes hangers on the first floor will be equipped with proprietary touchscreens that allow shoppers to check on product availability and sizes.
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There, amid the dust and scrub and sagging old-timey wooden buildings, Charlie lords over a gaggle of hangers-on, mostly women.
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The minor characters — indecisive men, brazenly cruel trust fund kids who get off on "trolling," desperate hangers-on — don't fare much better.
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Many of AQAP's recruits were tribal hangers-on, who pragmatically hung up their Kalashnikovs after their leaders ran away from the advancing Emiratis.
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They worry that she has too much of a soft spot for certain longtime hangers-on who don't necessarily serve her interests well.
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Elizabeth Warren, the left-leaning senator from Massachusetts, newly ascendant in the polls, was the clear front-runner, accompanied by nine hangers-on.
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The hangers-on had slunk away, though not before he had given them, as well as Black Muslim charities, much of his fortune.
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Nearby was a mountable plastic unicorn on a raisable plinth that lifted riders above the 22018,230-odd assembled investors, entrepreneurs and hangers-on.
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At seventeen, Shore began to frequent Andy Warhol's Factory, where he documented the artist and his devoutly narcissistic hangers-on with shutterbug zeal.
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Taneja also gives us Lear's hundred knights, his fool, his hangers-on (Kent, Gloucester and his bastard son), his subpar sons-in-law.
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Women are cast as wives and girlfriends only, portrayed as drunk hangers-on who complain while their partner lives out his extended childhood.
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In St. Moritz, the irregularly shaped "Clean Clothes" (1969) depicts bagged-up dry cleaning, painted on plexiglass with real metal hangers on top.
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For the executives, financiers, policymakers and other hangers-on who flocked to Davos this year, environmental concerns are the main subject of conversation.
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Trump the businessman made a career out of relying only on himself and a very tight knit group of family and hangers-on.
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Maresca, whose Ricco/Maresca Gallery is known for showcasing contemporary outsider art, mounted one of Diamant's wire hangers on the white gallery wall.
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Mostly, Getty surrounds himself with hangers-on and sycophants, prodding what amounts to his royal court to debate who loves him the most.
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The two hangers-on, in their third and fourth week, respectively, are looking at current domestic estimates of $17.7 million and $17.5 million.
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But it is an entry port to Moneyland, Oliver Bullough's term for a virtual country populated by the mega-rich and their hangers-on.
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You squeeze through the crowds of businessmen, hangers-on, and professional conference-goers, and push through the doors of the Las Vegas Convention Center.
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Mueller has also charged Manafort's business partner, Rick Gates, for similar alleged misdeeds and accused several campaign hangers-on of lying to the FBI.
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There have been numerous stories of athletes who received poor financial advice or saw their millions misappropriated or stolen by agents and hangers-on.
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But perhaps even worse are the hangers-on who do it for no reason — for "the lulz," as one hacker group used to say.
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Cohen is just one of the many hangers-on who make shady careers out of fastening, remora-like, to marginally wealthier crooks and dissemblers.
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" As for his greatest weaknesses, Moore said his are "girls" and "bad vibes," the latter being explained as hangers-on who are "losering around.
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When you break down the "out of work" population, based on the Michigan survey, you don't really get a picture of lazy hangers-on.
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"I have not seen the rampant abuse, which might be too strong a word, where you get friends and hangers-on" asking for money.
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That "700 bikers" thing seemed to be a serious overestimate, because only about 100 Hells Angels (or Hells Hangers-on) took part in the ride.
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Brown, we're told, is taking other steps ... for starters he's cutting out the "hangers-on" who are inviting "random girls" to hang out with him.
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They point the guns around corners of fencing; they shine flashlights in the eyes of hangers-on who are clearing the bank of artist trailers.
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Simpson, with his team of friends and hangers-on, erected a self-contained, race-free universe, one he inhabited for much of his adult life.
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"By the end there were a lot of hangers-on who were there for booze and not for books," Mr. Seidenberg said at the time.
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The cultural definition of the word has shifted toward defining drug cartels or, in cultural terms, the group of hangers-on that surround a celebrity.
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While Trump has been trying to govern for the American people, all these hangers-on have been trying to make money for themselves off Trump.
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Every president sweeps into office with a coterie of friends and hangers-on who sometimes have minimal experience in the arcana of the federal government.
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I asked Nicolas about the makeup of the yellow vests, expecting him to insist that fringe hangers-on had given the group a bad name.
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Especially art, so if you do it solely for yourself, and not for the greedy hangers-on that promise fame and fortune, you'll be happy forever.
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Andrew Murray, one of Mr Corbyn's advisers, told an audience of activists and left-wing hangers-on that "there is anti-Semitism in the Labour Party".
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But insiders worry that the hangers-on who enabled and facilitated her fall off the wagon may make their way back into the star's inner circle.
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He is working to solve problems -- most notably the flow of information to the president from various advisers and assorted hangers-on -- that he can control.
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Aides said that Mr. McEntee often tried to keep hangers-on away from Mr. Trump when he traveled to his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida.
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He travels with no masseuse or physical trainer, no personal assistant or gopher, no assortment of hangers-on that adorn those far less rich and famous.
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What do you get when you combine more than 100 heads of state, a few hundred chief executives and several thousand hangers-on in Midtown Manhattan?
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At least a half-dozen times a year, the extended families and hangers-on travel back for such celebrations, as well as for births and funerals.
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Jackson initially despises the arrangement, like she does almost everything else: her husband's penchant for affairs, the hangers-on who praise her writing, and sometimes herself.
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It portrayed Washington as a permanent feudal village of bipartisan politicians, former officeholders, celebrity staff members, lobbyists, journalists, hangers-on and usual-suspects of all stripes.
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Another name on the list of Trump campaign staffers still in the administration has been scratched off — and some of the hangers-on look increasingly threatened.
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Trump has few close friends or associates, choosing to surround himself with his offspring -- with a handful of "yes" men and hangers-on liberally sprinkled in.
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A lot of these do fit under the expansive Arts in Bushwick umbrella and were created by friends and allies, but many others were just hangers-on.
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Up to 40,000 civilians were killed, according to the UN, along with most of the remnants of the 10,203-strong separatist army and perhaps 5,000 hangers-on.
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At the moment, the records are just hangers-on to the Voyagers' current mission, to document the outer limits of the Sun's influence on the Solar System.
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Goldstein pauses for pictures with fans, obliging his hangers-on, before he passes through a side door and down a carpeted staircase to the arena's VIP area.
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Bundy and the rest of the core leadership had just finished their morning meeting, and the usual crush of hangers-on was trying to gain his attention.
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Last night at a rally in Des Moines, Iowa, the president-elect addressed criticism of his cabinet appointments, a motley group of plutocrats, hacks, and hangers-on.
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His social circle included actors and Hollywood hangers-on, and he'd had brushes with fame, including an uncredited part in "Easy Rider" with his friend Dennis Hopper.
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These mornings at Clocker's Corner, a breakfast spot for horsemen and other hangers-on at the storied Santa Anita Park, are usually filled with gossip and banter.
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Sure, it was a badass pro-joint 0003 years ago, brimming with big name fighters, and assorted hangers on, all of whom took their trade very seriously indeed.
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Moreover, many of his hangers-on, who were in for the ride as long as long as it promised publicity and money, will abandon him after he loses.
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By ridding themselves of the Bush dynasty and its accoutrements — media, culture, hangers-on and apparatus — Republicans have begun to finally cross the tightrope to the generations ahead.
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XXL staffers checked off names on lists, and one played watchdog, monitoring social media to make sure that none of the artists or hangers-on leaked any information.
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First, there is no Trump movement as yet; there is only Trump himself, his brand and his cult of personality, plus a parade of opportunists and hangers-on.
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"Nobodies," a comedy produced by Melissa McCarthy and her husband, Ben Falcone, about the hangers-on of the show-business world, begins its second season in the spring.
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Where in the past, his workrooms were mobbed with friends and hangers-on, now the only people given access were fitting models and members of the design team.
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Make the piece a little more luxe by adding DIY leather drawer pulls, cute round hangers on the side or even wrapping it in fresh-feeling white fiber board.
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Because the system as it presently stands has lots of royals and hangers-on and businessmen who are feeding at the trough and will never agree to disenfranchise themselves.
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To be surrounded by fake friends and hangers-on and high-priced lawyers instead of genuine relationships with moral people is not worth all the yachts in the world.
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Heads of state, captains of industry, prominent academics, philanthropists and a retinue of journalists, celebrities and hangers-on will descend Tuesday on Davos, Switzerland, for the World Economic Forum.
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You send your spokesman out to make an ass of himself, and pretend your closest advisers were mere hangers on, when you're afraid of what that investigation might turn up.
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Southampton Village Mayor Mark Epley was overheard saying that while the Kardashian sisters kept things pretty low-key, the influx of hangers-on and subsequent film crews weren't so courteous.
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Some 10,000 retailers, suppliers, event planners and other paper hangers-on representing every state and about 70 countries attended, said Patti Stracher, the longtime director of the National Stationery Show.
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Compounding the problem has been the torrent of leaks from West Wing staff members and hangers-on, which has placed the White House's internal dysfunctions and hypocrisies on constant display.
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Spicer also took a verbal swing at "hangers-on around the campaign," which appeared to be a reference to Carter Page, whose level of involvement with Team Trump remains unclear.
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Using yearbooks, school documents, and records of who was voted into the homecoming court, Faris sorted the students into four categories: elite, friend of the elite, hangers-on, and everyone else.
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Her nervous staff and extended community of sycophants, hangers-on and self-professed "confidantes" keep unburdening themselves in the press — while being granted anonymity in exchange for their self-aggrandizing candor.
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WaPo emphasizes how sheltered she is under it, citing a team of people who protect her from "negative influencers and hangers-on" and noting that she doesn't have an email address.
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Early in the game, I routed Zapdos with two electric Pokémon and a full squad of misfit F-tier hangers on, despite accidentally confusing one of my strongest teammates mid-fight.
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Turns out Charles's billionaire uncle (Terence Stamp, but blink and you'll miss him) is getting married, bringing together an assortment of relatives and hangers-on, all with a motive to kill him.
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Painted portraits were serious affairs — whether of state, commerce, historical record or private life, and whether for royalty, aristocrats and their hangers-on, or the bourgeoisie, who usually could afford only pastel.
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Normally, I would put Duke in this latter camp of hangers-on, but his announcement come on the heels of a tragedy that rocked Louisiana and heightened racial tensions across the state.
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As the boys changed into matching jerseys, they hung their European club replica jerseys on hangers on the wire fence (they'd been instructed to care for their uniforms as well as themselves).
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Since the start of Mr. Trump's presidency, supporters and hangers-on have gravitated to Mar-a-Lago, paying up to $200,000 for membership in the club — and for proximity to the president.
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Okay, it's a gross party palace that's empty of furniture and full of "techno Gatsby" Ken's hangers-on humping in Greg's bedroom, but at least our boy can stand up in there.
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Still, as you watch Mr. Buttigieg move through his campaign, there are certain settings in which he becomes seemingly indistinguishable from the talking heads and hangers-on who populate this insider bubble.
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"Nobodies" is a droll study in the humiliating brand of desperation that infects the hangers-on of the show-business universe, so help yourself if you haven't had enough of those already.
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Instead, Trump acted as a master of ceremonies, introducing other speakers like hangers-on Rick Santorum and Mike Huckabee, war hero John Wayne Walding, and Diamond and Silk, the "Stump 4 Trump" sisters.
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From my side of the barricade, the one separating Barclays Center's stage left action from the wristband rainbow of backstage beggars and hangers-on, the blurred flurry came as if out of nowhere.
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It coined the phrase "Gang of 500," the clubby network of lobbyists, aides, pols, and hangers-on who supposedly, like the Vatican's cardinals, secretly ran DC. That wasn't true — power is so diffuse.
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Rascoff also keeps hangers on hand at his desk, just in case he needs to change for a media interview or "transition climates" after traveling to Seattle from his home in Los Angeles.
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It's the reason he has surrounded himself not with "the best" advisers, as he promised in the campaign, but with a gaggle of ego-stroking family members, hangers-on, profiteers, and rogue ideologues.
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Attendance 800 people selected by application (which included questions about creativity and collaboration), mingling with a few hundred other musicians and assorted hangers-on and the several dozen people who call Arcosanti home.
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Years on, when Sean himself dies, Milly joins Coco's surviving twin and a crowd of relatives and hangers-on for a macabre funeral at the monstrous pile Sean chose to call Blackheath House.
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Instead, Popstar is a gleeful smorgasbord of dopey jokes set in and around the pop music world, playfully goofing on the divas, the pretentious, and the pathetic hangers-on that fall into its orbit.
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As President Trump increasingly tunes out formal advisers, there's a growing list of misfits and hangers-on that he just can't seem to quit — and whose advice he seems to welcome and even adopt.
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That is partly because of lax vetting that has allowed largely unfettered access to Mr. Trump and his White House by loyalists, friends and hangers-on with their own policy agendas or business interests.
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Buy the AmazonBasics Wood Suit Hangers on Amazon for $15.99 for 16 pack or $27.14 for a 30 pack Laundry Hamper: For lightweight duty, the Household Essentials Pop-Up Mesh Hamper can't be beat.
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Tens of thousands of artists, gallery owners, art collectors, celebrities, and hangers-on will descend on Miami this week for Art Basel Miami Beach, the North American leg of the storied Swiss art fair.
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A smaller firm called 4D Pharma is using the device to find out more about a patient's microbiome—the legions of bacterial hangers-on which every person carries—in order to match drugs to diseases.
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One of the biggest stories of the ongoing Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang has been the presence of a huge delegation of North Korean athletes, hangers-on, and government officials — including Kim's sister, Kim Jo Yong.
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Ali eschewed the promoters and agents who spoke for other boxers, but he had his own traveling circus of parasites and hangers on who encouraged him to fight, no matter the damage to his body.
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Devlin is not a household name the way other white nationalist leaders like Richard Spencer are, and he certainly lacks the pomp of some of the far-right's bombastic hangers-on, such as Milo Yiannopoulos.
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Chumley's had a reputation as a hangout for writers — some famous, some not — and no doubt it served its share of literary hangers-on who hoped to overhear what Edna St. Vincent Millay was saying.
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At The Club might have sounded keen to make friends and influence people, but the only eagerness apparent on Get In is an urge call out the bullshit, the hangers-on, the back-handed compliments.
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Trump also vowed to "drain the swamp" of the "bloodsucker" lobbyists and "blood money" fund-raisers, "political hacks" and various other parasites and hangers-on that have fattened themselves so spectacularly in Suck-Up City.
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From Belgium's Molenbeek to Sweden's Malmo, new names are added nearly daily to the list of hardened attackers, hangers-on and tacit supporters of the cell that killed 25 people in Paris and 20 in Brussels.
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Encompassing vast interviews with band members, scene-makers, producers, label executives, journalists, hangers-on, also-rans, and many more in between (remember The Moldy Peaches?), the book tells the gossipy tales of a brief, scuzzy moment.
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Tack on the friends and general hangers-on that tend to weasel their way backstage at events like this and you've pretty much just got a well-stocked party with a few nice carpets and candles.
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On the other, hordes of models, designers and industry hangers-on sipped Moscow Mules whipped up by red-waistcoated, handlebar-mustachioed waiters at a Checkpoint Charlie bar (only if you had the right papers, of course).
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It's that the whole Trump operation, now lying exposed on Mueller's table — the shady business empire, the constant practice of deceit, the dim-bulb hangers-on — screams corruption in a way that few politicians' circles do.
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Throughout the film, the mothers of his other children flit in and out of scenes, cast alternately as hangers-on, jealous about his newer romantic liaisons, or late-night door-openers, offering him respite from Houston's haranguing.
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Russell assembled the 20-piece band, which came with a legion of hangers-on, and served as its leader on a riotous two-month U.S. tour that spawned a double-disc live album and a documentary film.
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That trait (in Trump, his campaign and and his hangers-on) is what turned Lewandowski grabbing the arm of Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields from a brief, single-news-cycle outrage to the subject of a criminal prosecution.
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I followed Igor into the heart of the village, a collection of mostly hand-built cottages run by hangers-on who have eked out a living by offering basic services to the few who make it this far.
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Since opening in September 2016, the Trump International has become Washington's hub for Trump, from Cabinet secretaries and foreign dignitaries seeking to curry favor with the administration to the president himself, hangers-on and red-hat-wearing tourists.
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In the end, they see radical politics as nothing more than a coat made of bear fur, something to impress the hangers-on and shock the easily shocked, just another grand distraction from lives hollow at their core.
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Spicer attempted to shift focus of the FBI investigation to individuals he described as "hangers-on" to the campaign — Carter Page, who once acted as a foreign policy adviser to Trump and Roger Stone, a longtime Trump confidant.
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Lastly, not even DEET itself is completely bugproof, so be sure to check all of your clothes, do your friends, family, and yourself a favor by going over one another to make sure there aren't any hangers-on.
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So there's some, there's some disconnect there between the polls with a very tight screen that are focusing on the Republican State Committee and it's hangers-on and those who voted in the last five Republican primary elections.
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The problem extends well beyond tax dodges highly-paid players in European countries, thanks to the sport's overpopulation of hangers-on and ten-percenters waiting to capitalize on young men who are, for the most part, bureaucratically naive.
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In 1950, the major (male) Abstract Expressionists — Mark Rothko, Jackson Pollock, Willem de Kooning, and Barnett Newman — along with a few hangers-on, posed for a group portrait which was published in Life and has since become iconic.
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Some family members and hangers-on think she's a gold-digger, while the Young matriarch Eleanor (Michelle Yeoh) is convinced Rachel and her American pursue-your-passion philosophy are a poor model for a dutiful Chinese son and heir.
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Her latest intended is a writer named Harold (Patrick Stewart, mugging beneath a horrendously permed wig), and he and several generations of the couple's families and hangers-on have convened at Eve's lavish New York estate for the nuptials.
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For three or four days a week during session, the same group of lawmakers, lobbyists, aides and hangers-on often float from legislative hearings to receptions or fund-raisers — often with an open bar — at elegant spots like Ella.
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At the same time, the letter argued, it is illegitimate for Congress, a coequal branch of government, to undertake any investigation into the president or members of his administration (or diplomats, personal lawyers and hangers-on) regarding this behavior.
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While it's unlikely that Ms. Kardashian will be partying in the Arts District anytime soon, the art openings there have become a social circuit, with blue-chip galleries and adventurous collectors mixing with notable artists, newer spaces and assorted hangers-on.
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Now, granted, Dany has gained all of these allies because she's shifted her focus (somewhat suddenly, I might add) to the Army of the Dead, which placates Jon and ropes in some of the hangers-on who head North with him.
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The Underworld USA trilogy recounts major episodes in American history between 21990 and 21993—the Bay of Pigs, the assassinations of Martin Luther King and the Kennedys, the Vietnam war—from the perspective of various invented hit men and hangers-on.
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I'm talking, of course, about the Brexit braintrust; the Trump administration; Vladimir Putin's kleptocracy; and various lesser hangers-on, such as Holland's Geert Wilders, France's Marine le Pen, Austria's Norbert Hofer, Germany's AfD party, and (sigh) my homeland Canada's Kellie Leitch.
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And because Wright throws a knuckleball, it is impossible to watch him without thinking of the lineage to which he belongs, the gallery of hangers-on and tinkerers who have seen that beautiful, stupid pitch through to the present day.
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Since accusations in 1993 by a boy and his family ended with a $23 million settlement, the fandom's party line has been that any allegations amounted to extortion plots by hangers-on hellbent on tarnishing Jackson and exploiting his naïveté.
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Rishikesh Journal RISHIKESH, India — In 1968, the Beatles and a crew of hangers-on traded hip London threads for kurtas and wreaths of marigold, trudging through dense forest to an ashram in Rishikesh, India, where they spent weeks writing songs.
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A crowd of men's wear cognoscenti — with the requisite celebrity interlopers and hangers-on — trekked to the Far West Side of Manhattan to a dimly lighted hangar-like space for cocktails and passed hors d'oeuvres to celebrate New York Fashion Week: Men's.
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Bertrand Bonello conjures the couture workshops of Yves Saint Laurent during his heyday in the mid-1970s — then follows him and his hangers-on through a haze of drugs and kinky sex from the atelier into Paris nightclubs, Morocco and finally to bed.
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But Vox's Ezra Klein has argued that he should — because it suggests that Trump is too gullible to be president candidate: His tendency to solicit, repeat, and retweet self-serving falsehoods served up by sycophants and hangers-on should be taken seriously.
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But Vox's Ezra Klein has argued that he should — because it suggests that Trump is too gullible to be presidential candidate: His tendency to solicit, repeat, and retweet self-serving falsehoods served up by sycophants and hangers-on should be taken seriously.
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But precisely at 5:30pm East Standard Time there he was, Conor McGregor, strolling onstage at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, to be followed just minutes later by Mayweather, accompanied by a small army of hangers-on, including women and kids.
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In return for his loyalty, he has been mocked on late night TV and publicly humiliated by a president who invited all sorts of hangers-on to meet the Pope but left his dedicated Irish Catholic spokesman to kill time elsewhere in Rome.
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Mr Iglesias has redefined Spanish politics as a struggle against la cásta ("the caste"), by which he means the leaders and hangers-on of the traditional parties who colonised institutions from the courts to the savings banks and the boardrooms of corporate Spain.
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The Obama administration worried that the summit, which included dozens of staff, hangers-on and members of the African media attached to each delegation, would inadvertently serve as the opportunity for Ebola to spread between delegations, or to civilians in the Washington area.
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Of all the various cabinet hopefuls and assorted hangers-on who have come to Trump Tower to get an audience with President-elect Donald J. Trump, perhaps the least congruous might be the visitor who dropped by late Wednesday morning: Bill de Blasio.
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The trend is nonetheless driving young people to take more risks and demand more from employers, even as it brings with it a problem familiar to Silicon Valley: hangers-on more interested in being a part of the scene than anything else.
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At Saint Laurent, Mr. Slimane became famous for collections seemingly aimed at the young and the fretless, including the musicians, models and hangers-on he met in Los Angeles, where he made his home and where he relocated the Saint Laurent studio.
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Trump is often said to value loyalty, so that means that the collection of right-wing hangers-on and has-beens who have been supporting him for months in a nothing-to-lose kind of way are now poised to cash in.
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I don't ever change the 12-32mm lens on it since it suits casual needs; if I'm going to bring lenses, I'm going to be breaking out my old Canon cameras (5DMIII, 60D), hangers-on from run-n-gun freelance days when I would shoot.
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Among a certain few Americans, including the billionaires themselves, their hangers-on, and cable news pundits, a contest between billionaires makes perfect sense, because to them, a presidential contest is not really about who will fix the health care system or fight climate change.
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Chris Prynoski's animated "Nerdland" is a garish, scatological Hollywood satire with Paul Rudd and Patton Oswalt giving voice to a pair of hangers-on desperate for fame; the voice cast includes Mike Judge, whose "Beavis and Butt-Head" is one of Mr. Prynoski's inspirations.
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Bertrand Bonello conjures the couture workshops of Yves Saint Laurent during his heyday in the mid-1970s — then follows him and his hangers-on through a realm of hard drugs and kinky sex from the atelier into Paris nightclubs, Morocco and finally to bed.
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Alok woke up in London to several dozen messages from my exchange with Jacob—words of encouragement and counsel, evil plots and manipulations, catty comments about ignoring hangers-on who only want them for their social caché but don't actually want to sleep with them.
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His good friend and fellow actor/director John Huston plays J.J. "Jake" Hannaford, an aging filmmaker desperately trying to finish his film -- one that's over schedule, and over budget -- while surrounded by toadies, hangers-on and studio types watching dailies that they're struggling to comprehend.
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But after he initially claimed Cruz's father had ties to JFK's death in March, Vox's Ezra Klein argued it should be taken seriously: His tendency to solicit, repeat, and retweet self-serving falsehoods served up by sycophants and hangers-on should be taken seriously.
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Yes, the most extreme forms of the collusion narrative were always exceedingly unlikely, but the combination of a real Russian crime and a lot of lying and guilty-seeming behavior by Trump and his hangers-on made a certain amount of speculation inevitable and reasonable.
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Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping looks to bring the Spinal Tap treatment to these movies, as the Lonely Island guys present the inspiring faux-true story of Connor (Andy Samberg), a clueless, talentless chart sensation who's surrounded by his posse of hangers-on, family members, and publicists.
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Virtually everyone associated with the case felt compelled to tell their story in print: the lead attorneys for the defense and the prosecution, the victims' family members, the investigating detectives, the jurors, journalists assigned to the case, legal armchair quarterbacks, friends, hangers-on, even Simpson himself.
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Jordan, who could do anything he wanted to do, chooses to bet big on card games and golf games and whatever else can be bet upon with a crew of clammy randos and hangers-on and pro gamblers and anyone else who will take the action.
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Bertrand Bonello conjures the couture workshops of Yves Saint Laurent (Gaspard Ulliel) during his heyday in the mid-1970s — then follows him and his hangers-on through a realm of hard drugs and kinky sex, from the atelier into Paris nightclubs, Morocco and finally to bed.
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Last summer, the idea of being Donald Trump's running mate was so fraught and distasteful that Trump was forced to choose from a shortlist of Republican Party mediocrities, has-beens, and hangers-on—including ethical basket-cases like Newt Gingrich and New Jersey Governor Chris Christie.
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He has hangers-on and real coaches and everywhere he goes, people whisper "something something potential something something champ one day" ... Huffman's ability to absorb punishment and remain a simple sweet man is almost as phenomenologically powerful as Koch at his best, predatory and sculpted from alabaster.
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"In Vino" examines the story of Rudy Kurniawan, a wine collector of mysterious wealth and origin, who fooled a coterie of even wealthier collectors along with covetous hangers-on, bilking them all with fraudulent bottles of rare, old wines, many of which he created in his kitchen.
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After all, the first (and still best) movie was about how the three animals at the story's center were all loners until they became friends, and as they accumulate more hangers-on, the films could become about how groups of friends tend to find more friends.
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The man who died as the victim of a doctor who helped him abuse narcotics, a slew of hangers-on and advisors who ran his finances into the ground, and the father of three children seems like a very different man in the light of new abuse allegations.
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In her instructive and entertaining study of these thinkers and their hangers-on, Sarah Bakewell, a British biographer, tells how she was drawn as a teenager to Sartre's "Nausea" because it was described on the cover as "a novel of the alienation of personality and the mystery of being".
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In the kitchen, the children make volcano cakes or create chemical explosions; somewhere in the upper regions of the house, a singing teacher leads the older ones in hollering out show tunes; in the corridors, there is always a multitude of friends and pets and hangers-on milling around.
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At the 1983 Houston première of his late opera "A Quiet Place," or in some distant foreign city, the after-concert party would include his manager, his publicist, various musical assistants, his audio engineer, his video director, local notables and social lions, handsome young men, and assorted hangers-on.
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The authors write breathlessly about how, despite Clinton's desperation to avoid the public infighting that marred her 2008 presidential bid, there was ceaseless warfare between the "old guard" of Clintonites, the "data-driven" millennial set of numbers crunchers, and the bevy of other Clintonworld hangers-on and political hands.
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These guys take enough heat from their teammates and fans for being non-athlete hangers on, let them at least get their friends and families in on the arm for the biggest game of their lives that no one will remember they participated in—unless they fuck up royally.
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But for every ego-driven collapse and dot-com bust, there'll be 10 more starry-eyed engineers and assorted hangers-on who move to Silicon Valley with the earnest belief that, if only they could convince everybody else to join in, they'd be able to change the world for the better.
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"He's been a disrupter since day one, and he didn't come to Washington with a group of hangers-on," said Sean SpicerSean Michael SpicerRapid turnover shapes Trump's government Pelosi gets under Trump's skin on impeachment Former Trump staffer suing Trump, campaign over sex discrimination MORE, Trump's first White House press secretary.
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After a weekend spent at Mar-a-Lago surrounded by loyalists and hangers-on and with advisers who disagree with him either shelved or siloed, President Donald Trump now appears to be entirely unfettered -- a living, breathing political id who also happens to be the most powerful person in the country.
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"A chief enforcer of the canon appears in middlebrow anthologies, those hangers on of high culture that in the Victorian period took the form of pop anthologies like Golden Treasury and today that of major college anthologies in America," Brown University English professor George P. Landow wrote on the scholarly website Victorian Web.
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The future of the Trump administration now is people like Scaramucci — ambitious hangers-on who would not be considered for top jobs in a more capable administration, and so are willing to risk national humiliation to attain the political power and prestige that only Trump, with all his drawbacks, can or would give them.
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He has often sought out the hangers-on and the peripheral characters, and in "Four Hundred Dresses," a brief 2010 article about the dressmaker to the recently deceased restaurateur Elaine Kaufman, he finds unexpected gems of insight, such as the irrepressible Kaufman's splurge on $6,000 worth of brocade for new clothes just a month before she died.
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Two siblings each aspiring to fame are thrown for a loop when their teenage brother Chase becomes a Bieberesque pop sensation, and watching the older (if not necessarily wiser) siblings navigate the industry as ostensible hangers-on to their little bro's entourage makes for a cutting and clever examination of how fame works in a social media and image–driven world.
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She's done so many that the people she brings with her––the publicists and video directors and friends and hangers-on––will start to tell stories about Dreka slipping out of a jungle-themed room, only to realize they're mixing up the details with the time she ran out ahead of zombies, or made it off of the moon, or whatever.
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The program revealed the high-intensity with which the skhothanes approached one another, and themselves, including the tearing of money, the biting of iPhones, the stomping on designer shirts and buckets of KFC chicken, all set to the tune of a restless kwaito, hip-hop, or house beat while a crowd of hangers-on and supporters sip on expensive whisky and cheer for their chosen crews.
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That episode is indicative of the broader portrait of the Trump White House that has emerged over this first year-plus in office: A constant swirl of "who's up, who's down" in which staffers are forever worried about their job status or closeness to Trump even as a motley crew of former Trump aides and hangers-on forever angle to win the President's affections.
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" In supporting Levine, Ben throws shade at lots of Hollywood hangers-on, saying, "I have been around many people in the recovery field, the self-help world, and the world of those who hang around celebrities for profit and attention ... Noah is without a doubt the person with the most integrity, the most honor, the most genuine compassion and the least motivated by self-interest I have ever known.
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But I am saying that seeming increasingly distant from the external consensus reality, being driven by intransigent and sometimes bewildering faith as much as rational analysis, and ongoing associations with a cloud of crazy scandal and hangers-on snake-oil salespeople — all of which would be catastrophic signs for, say, a traditional new startup — can actually be indicators of the strength, not weakness, of a strange new religion.
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Along the way, there are mishaps galore, near misses and hairbreadth escapes, managed by our intrepid young archetype with the aid of some unexpected (and mostly unwelcome) allies and hangers-on: a thievish waif, a good-hearted witch, a literal straw man with arguably more humanity than your average human, as well as the occasional colorful bit player, like the innkeeper with the interesting side job of vivisectionist.
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However, in late December, he entered a change of plea motion, signaling the beginning of the end of a conspiracy case that began in 217 with the discovery of a mysterious suitcase filled with $217,000 at a hotel in Sydney, Australia, led to an extensive undercover operation by the FBI, ensnared a surreal cast of co-defendants, victims and hangers-on, and culminated with Hanson's arrest at a country club in Carlsbad, California in September of 2015.
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We both applaud and cringe when it changes hands and becomes first a venue for the '70s subculture, with its voluptuaries, dropouts, druggies and rock musicians, its wealthy patrons and hangers-on, and then, at the end, a "public show" with a little train that takes tourists on rides through the estate, a wildlife park, a craft center and garden shop and — the ultimate indignity — a television series whose measure of success is its sale to an American network.
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I've argued before that "ongoing associations with a cloud of crazy scandal and hangers-on snake-oil salespeople — all of which would be catastrophic signs for, say, a traditional new startup — can actually be indicators of the strength, not weakness" of the cryptocurrency movement … …but at some point, your religion — or "brain virus," as Naval Ravikant once called cryptocurrencies — has to begin to appeal to people who do not actually live on your compound, or else you are going to be remain a cult and wither out.
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Douthat's second theory concedes evidence of Trump functionaries, from family such as Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report House chairman warns foreign governments to 'cease and desist' spending money at Trump properties Chris Cuomo: 'I should be better than the guys baiting me' MORE to much lower hangers-on, demonstrating a willingness to collude with shadowy figures in exchange for damaging information on his opponent, Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE.
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That elite group has dwindled in recent months to include Trump family members and key campaign-era hangers-on like Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayMelania Trump makes first solo visit to Capitol Hill Trump says US is building a wall in Colorado An executive branch of dunces MORE, Stephen MillerStephen MillerAn executive branch of dunces The Memo: Drip, drip of revelations damages Trump Trump says acting Homeland Security chief McAleenan will step down MORE and Trump's son-in-law Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerAn executive branch of dunces Maryland AG sues Kushner-owned apartment company over alleged 'deceptive' practices, rodent-infested units Mnuchin to attend Saudi economic forum one year after Khashoggi death MORE, Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpHillicon Valley: Lawmakers unleash on Zuckerberg | House passes third election interference bill | Online extremism legislation advances in House | Google claims quantum computing breakthrough An executive branch of dunces Google claims quantum computing breakthrough MORE and Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiTrump's new challenge is officials dishing dirt Budowsky: Trump presidency in mortal peril Graham nixes plan to send Pelosi letter warning GOP won't convict Trump MORE.
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