She rarely attends ski circuit parties or hobnobs with celebrities.
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Jacobson still hobnobs with coaches like John Calipari and executives from Nike.
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Well, anything's worth a try when that hankering for Hobnobs comes a-knocking.
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I also buy a paper poppy, a pork pie and a package of HobNobs.
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Remember when coffee was something mums drank out of chipped promotional mugs and dunked stale Hobnobs in?
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I think that every movement needs a legitimizer and a leader, and Trump clearly hobnobs with these people.
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Blakely is worth more than $1.1 billion, according to Forbes, and hobnobs with the likes of Warren Buffett.
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Martin Wolf of the FT recently praised the idea, and he hobnobs with the world's policymakers on a regular basis.
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He hobnobs with Hollywooders, and kept his own IMDb page, where he had personally rated more than a thousand films.
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Or maybe finishing off the last of the Quality Street minutes before asking your nan if they had any Hobnobs in.
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In her photos, she is Celine Liu, a glamorous socialite who chats with world leaders, mingles with celebrities, and hobnobs with intellectuals.
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And Prince would certainly have gotten a kick out of being sartorially evoked as the First Lady hobnobs with some actual royalty.
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He wears tailored suits and polished loafers, hobnobs with the likes of Stephen A. Schwarzman of Blackstone, and sometimes holds court at Harvard.
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He hobnobs with Danish princes, raising chickens and brewing beer with them, leading a charmed life that in Denmark has spawned near hagiography.
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Now he's a venture capitalist who hobnobs with One Percenters in gilded hollows, and Ron Howard is making a movie of his life.
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She endorsed a primary challenger against one of her own colleagues and hobnobs with Republicans at least as much as she does with her own caucus.
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At the luncheon, she hobnobs with the owner of New Orleans' NBA team and tries to convince him to make Davis (now a free agent), an offer.
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It's an image that can resonate more with Main Street than the studied indifference of a Wall Street tycoon who hobnobs comfortably with other members of the 1%.
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"Shay" now goes by Shannon, is married to an affluent white man named Josh (Ryan Gaul), lives in a pricey brownstone, and hobnobs with the wealthy thanks to her high-powered career in philanthropy.
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Mr. Zhou, an urbane English speaker who frequently hobnobs with world leaders in places like the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, has worked to gradually change China's dependence on debt and its control of its currency.
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Strangely, Trump himself, a billionaire real estate mogul who's built a global brand with business interests around the world and who hobnobs with the political, media, and Hollywood elite, is somehow seen as being outside of this global elite cabal.
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Lina María Ferreira Cabeza-Vanegas, a native of Bogotá, Colombia, and the child of middle-class, educated parents, bristles at the reaction strangers too often have when they find out she's Colombian: assuming that she hobnobs with drug lords and smugglers.
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And while he hobnobs in Davos with the globalist glitterati, the ragtag team of loyal lieutenants who set out in 2016 to upturn the established order with Trump has been largely shoved to the sidelines or purged altogether from his White House.
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So when a candidate hobnobs regularly with wealthy donors, charms Wall Street financiers at $85033,000 per speech, claims that she and her husband were "dead broke" after leaving the White House in 2001, and insists on playing by her own rules at the State Department, many voters see an imperial Hillary Clinton, not one of us.
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Mr. Birch — a trim, square-jawed 53-year-old with blue-green eyes and salt and pepper spackled hair — hobnobs with the Olsen twins (who featured an assortment of his furniture at the most recent presentation of their line, the Row), introduced Helmut Lang to his assortment of Wegner furniture and has recently been giving Jimmy Fallon advice on his Gramercy Park home.
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A packet of McVitie's Hobnobs Plain Hobnobs are made at the Tollcross factory in Glasgow. The chocolate variety is made at the Harlesden factory. The basic ingredients for Hobnobs are oats.
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The commercial recipe was introduced by McVitie's in the UK in 1985. The biscuit is currently available in many varieties, including dark chocolate, chocolate orange, and Hobnob bars. Other Hobnobs-branded snacks include a Hobnobs flapjack. Hobnobs contains approx 0.16 g of sodium per biscuit.
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The original tagline of the Hobnobs was "one nibble and you're nobbled", and was removed. It has since been brought back, but slightly changed by adding "hob" to the beginning of the last word. The tagline "Chocolate now has Hobnobs underneath" was used for the introduction in the UK of chocolate Hobnobs.
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Fortunately Eddie has brought along a delicious packet of chocolate HobNobs, which he refuses to share with Richie. A fight breaks out and the biscuits end up being flung into a nearby polluted pond. While drying some of the wet HobNobs over a fire they debate the existence (and edibility) of Wombles; when Eddie spots a hedgehog (which he believes to be Great Uncle Bulgaria) the two try to kill it using a tent pole as a blowgun with pub darts as missiles. When Richie is hit by the darts instead he demands the blowgun from Eddie so he can exact revenge.
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Glenkinchie 12 Year Old Tasting notes: On the nose aromatic and floral notes. On the palate it is sweet with a slight liquorice aftertaste and a dry finish. Glenkinchie Distillers Edition Tasting notes: On the nose cut hay and malted barley. On the palate, biscuity sweet, digestives and hobnobs.
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But as the eighties brought charges of liberalism among the BJC staff on a variety of issues, then-Executive Director James Dunn responded: Throughout the controversy, significant leadership among the conservative faction were attacking Dunn repeatedly. An example comes from Paige Patterson: "[Dunn] hobnobs with the liberal establishment in the house and Senate ... That doesn't make us very happy either."Beth Spring. "James Dunn Is the Focus of a Southern Baptist Controversy," Christianity Today Vol. 28 (March 16, 1984): p. 44.
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He tries to make it seem that it was his mystic powers that were the true strength behind the strongman, and makes it look as though even his frail female pianist Marta can break chains and lift weights if under his power. Hanussen knows the Nazis dabble in the occult and hopes to become a part of Hitler's future government. He therefore hobnobs with the likes of Himmler and Goebbels. In the end, however, he is exposed as a Czech Jewish con artist named Herschel Steinschneider.
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The WHCD has been increasingly criticized as an example of the coziness between the White House press corps and the administration.Joe Strupp, "WHCA Prez Defends Dinner Amid Criticism Of 'Coziness' and Rich Little", Editor and Publisher, April 24, 2007 The dinner has typically included a skit, either live or videotaped, by the sitting U.S. president in which he mocks himself, for the amusement of the press corps. The press corps, in turn, hobnobs with administration officials, even those who are unpopular and are not regularly cooperative with the press. Increasing scrutiny by bloggers has contributed to added public focus on this friendliness.
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Chandra Bose alias Chandru is a small-time broker stationed outside the Regional Transport Office at Chennai, who aids people in greasing the right officials inside the RTO for getting permits and licenses. His assistant Subbaiah, and Paneerselvam, an RTO official, are engaged in regular tiffs while Aishwarya, Chandru's love interest and an avid animal rights activist, also battles it out with Sapna, a medical student and the daughter of an RTO official. Chandru hobnobs with Sapna and her family to secure a job as a brake inspector at the RTO. Aishwarya is irked by the fact that Sapna as well as her mother are exploiting Chandru's situation, getting him to do grocery shopping, laundry, and almost every household chore.
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At this point, he has a slick façade, is part of Hollywood society and hobnobs comfortably with the wealthy and famous. Beginning with Calamity Town in 1942, Ellery becomes less of a cypher and more of a human being, often becoming emotionally affected by the people in his cases, and at one point quitting detective work altogether. Calamity Town, two sequels, and some short stories are set in the imaginary town of Wrightsville, and subsidiary characters recur from story to story; Ellery relates to the various strata of American society as an outsider. However, after his Hollywood and Wrightsville periods, he is returned to his New York City roots for the remainder of his career, and is then seen again as an ultra-logical crime solver who remains distant from his cases.
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