Yes, but: While inheriting wealth is relatively uncontroversial, inheriting power can be problematic.
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Normally, for any given gene that comes in different types, an offspring has a 2100 percent chance of inheriting the mother's version and a 2150 percent chance of inheriting the father's version.
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Cook was well aware that he was inheriting a mess.
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Is it possible to protect her from inheriting this pain?
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Despite the Fed's poor forecasting, Powell is inheriting good numbers.
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We are Generation Z, and we are inheriting the Earth.
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When it came to inheriting severe anxiety, she was high risk.
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Britain's flag carrier cannot be blamed for inheriting its privileged status.
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Some have made risky acquisitions, inheriting loan books with hidden troubles.
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And I will ask myself, about everything: What am I inheriting?
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" As Politico's Ben White says, Trump is inheriting the "Obama boom.
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Inheriting his brother's cameras, Mr. Mapplethorpe developed his own successful style.
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Trump is inheriting a healthy economy, but a bitterly divided nation.
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Trump has been a remarkably fortunate president, inheriting a roaring economy.
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"Yes, they're inheriting Uber's entire toxic culture," an executive headhunter said.
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Sure, some ultra-rich Americans made their money by inheriting it.
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It's about inheriting a mantle that says something about who you are.
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They pose a real hazard to the future our kids are inheriting.
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"Inheriting the business is not a benefit, it's a responsibility," he says.
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We're always inheriting, but you can't just take on influence for free.
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Trump finds himself in the opposite boat: inheriting a placid, solid macroeconomy.
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Khan came to power last August, inheriting an economy plagued with problems.
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You're going to be inheriting the healthcare system in a few years.
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They asked that he be barred from inheriting her multimillion-dollar fortune.
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I must have been 5 and I was inheriting my sister's toys.
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But for all the pageantry, Cardinal Tobin is inheriting a troubled archdiocese.
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She says Minnesota law, like California law, bars such remote relatives from inheriting.
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Some countries still have laws and customs that bar women from inheriting land.
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But it has faced an arduous integration process after inheriting losses at Nidera.
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This crisis was not of their making, yet they are inheriting this crisis.
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Beyond foreign policy challenges, Pompeo is inheriting a badly bruised agency from Tillerson.
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"Kids are the ones inheriting the future that we have," Hsu told me.
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But Hasbro (HAS) also is inheriting a music business through the eOne deal.
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If they reproduce, their offspring have a higher risk of inheriting that disease.
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Inheriting two copies of the gene can increase the risk more than eightfold.
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Parry-Okeden made her billions by inheriting a large chunk of her family's company.
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Inheriting an unthinkably large number of recordings in a dying format created a conundrum.
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The girls had a 25 percent chance of inheriting both genes from their parents.
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Or blame is placed on one parent for a child inheriting a particular disease.
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To that point, many Americans are inheriting substantial wealth from their parents through IRAs.
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Trump, he said, would be inheriting a powerful surveillance infrastructure — something that worries many.
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The effects of such mixing seem benign—and certainly better than inheriting misfiring mitochondria.
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What to expect: Pompeo is inheriting a host of pressing diplomatic issues at State.
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And a growing number of them are not pleased with the climate they're inheriting.
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Her kids were living their version of the American dream and inheriting a cornucopia.
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"Participants who reported primarily inheriting or marrying into wealth reported less happiness," says Donnelly.
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He sets a condition: On inheriting the estate, he will free all Auntie's slaves.
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So what kind of economy would Mnuchin be inheriting as the head of the Treasury?
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But for those of us inheriting such an uncertain future, tomorrow can feel particularly bleak.
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He was born rich—inheriting a slice of his father Seymour Durst's real estate fortune.
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Ellen may be inheriting a company, but she's also absorbing the holiday spirit of giving.
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What they were inheriting was the best data operation the Democratic Party has ever seen.
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The DLBA even protects homeowners from inheriting back taxes or outstanding bills on the property.
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When Mr. Reed took over, he was inheriting a dysfunctional marriage in a crumbling house.
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It also prohibits women from inheriting property if they marry someone from outside the state.
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Perry said he sees similarities between that team and the Knicks team he is inheriting.
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I wasn't ready for Megan McCain's husband to gloat about inheriting wealth from slavery. pic.twitter.
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Inheriting a $25-million-dollar estate only happens to the children of the top 0.1%.
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Suddenly — and unceremoniously — some undecorated Olympians are inheriting medals for their performances eight years ago.
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"We need to think of a way of inheriting this collective memory while moving forward."
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Beyond hidden feelings or inheriting job perks, marriage pacts are also forged for emotional support.
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After inheriting his mother's house in Monterrey, he decided to move there with his wife.
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Your ex could end up inheriting these assets if you fail to revisit the beneficiary designation.
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Trump, inheriting a war begun by then-President George W. Bush in response to the Sept.
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AT&T holds 64 percent of CME after inheriting the stake when it acquired Time Warner.
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Inheriting wealth, if anything, reduces the incentives of the offspring of the wealthy and encourages indolence.
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Only 28% of millennials believed they would be able to own a property without inheriting cash.
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Riester is inheriting a heavy load of controversies, particularly in regards to social and racial inequalities.
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The children of a parent who has Huntington's have a 50% chance of inheriting the illness.
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Javy Guerra earned his first save since 212, inheriting a bases-loaded jam in the ninth.
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But Friday he and his administration will be inheriting a lot more power within the network.
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You should look at how your assets are titled and understand who is inheriting your wealth.
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In 1532 Alessandro became duke, inheriting the palace, bride-to-be, advisers, artists and a mistress.
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Bunk Johnson used to do that, way back when, Inheriting the clean articulation Of Buddy Bolden.
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Between the two of us, our daughter didn't stand a chance at inheriting a dark complexion.
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And the generation inheriting volatile job prospects, a gig economy, and contract pay is following suit.
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Falling not far behind is "Stuber," Disney's first R-rated release since inheriting Fox's film assets.
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Children of a parent with the disease have a 50% chance of inheriting the mutant gene.
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Scientists are still a long way from understanding what inheriting a Neanderthal gene means to people.
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"We acted for our children, and the world that they are inheriting is unfit," she said.
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We owe it to our children to help them understand the complex country they are inheriting.
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It wasn't so long ago that we cheered at the idea of geeks inheriting the Earth.
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Power problems Culp is inheriting a company slammed by a severe downturn in the power market.
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The third source of revenue is on the obscure topic of inheriting stocks and other investments.
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Whoever winds up inheriting Trump's foreign-policy legacy will begin in the shadow of Mike Pompeo.
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Either way, it could prove to be a nettlesome issue for Americans inheriting large amounts of assets.
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In many areas, it can be achieved by simply inheriting the EU's tariff schedule, at least initially.
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In other words, Democrats are actively improving outcomes for Americans, not simply inheriting strong economies from Republicans.
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On the topic of inheriting his family's money, though, Anderson Cooper has been vocal about his opposition.
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In other words, the man came into office inheriting economic hardship, the worst since the Great Depression.
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You've come of age, and you're inheriting the whole house, busted pipes and splintered deck and all.
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Beneficiaries save on capital gains taxes if they were to sell the asset immediately after inheriting it.
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It was one of many reminders of the America that the night's president-elect would be inheriting.
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Like other animals, island foxes carry two copies of each gene, inheriting one copy from each parent.
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But they both cradle the tradition they're inheriting with extreme care; they don't want to break it.
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A dominant disease, like Huntington's, requires inheriting just one defective copy of a gene from a parent.
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Skepticism dissolved a few years later when Indigo merged with Chapters, inheriting its fleet of national stores.
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I have children, who know they have a 50-50 chance of inheriting the disease from me.
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Throughout the film, there are countless references to the Bible passage about the meek inheriting the Earth.
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"Landing at Arthus-Bertrand is like inheriting a chateau that was built over different eras," he said.
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It's certainly not a recipe for coasting, but for inheriting these controversies, Khosrowshahi is about to make bank.
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The book follows a teenage Bruce Wayne, on the cusp of inheriting Wayne Enterprises and his parent's fortune.
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If you're inheriting, carefully assess if disclaiming that property (in whole or in part) is the best option.
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Besides directly inheriting FH, certain diseases like diabetes (type 1 and 2) can predispose you to high cholesterol.
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The next Fed chairman may be inheriting a strengthening economy, but that doesn't make his job any easier.
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The DLBA even protects homeowners from inheriting back taxes or outstanding bills on the property, according to Strickland.
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Rebirth is fortified by the mandatory hope of a new father for the world his children are inheriting.
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"This is not something you win at the lottery, something I'm inheriting from a rich relative," she said.
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So someone inheriting one of those accounts in the next two years can still use the stretch option.
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Presumably she is inheriting your estate so she may also inherit assets that would bolster her financial standing.
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Finally, the curators introduce visitors to contemporary New Mexicans inheriting, practicing, and innovating the traditions of this place.
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" Kasky adds, "Youth involvement in politics is incredibly important because… we're walking into the future, we're inheriting the world.
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Regardless, the possibilities for congressional stalling make it likely that our 45th president will be inheriting the Gitmo dilemma.
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Despite inheriting a powerful surname—not to mention a vast construction company, Saudi Oger—he often bemoaned his lot.
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Consequently, Ted Cruz spent this period sucking up to Trump in hopes of inheriting his supporters down the road.
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My brother wanted to save the money because he was inheriting all the money because he had no money.
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In Oman, Kuwait and Jordan Islamic courts can annul the marriages of apostates or prevent them from inheriting property.
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A future administration inheriting those precedents would have very different options for jumpstarting our country's stalled progress on climate.
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AB InBev owns 24 percent of Efes, Turkey's biggest brewer, inheriting it from SABMiller, which it acquired last year.
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The firm feels CBS will lose more from inheriting Viacom's structural problems than it will gain from any synergies.
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This is especially the case since you will be inheriting an economy that is beset by two conflicting tendencies.
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It's the only tax that many ultra-rich heirs will ever pay on the millions of dollars they're inheriting.
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Although, he does list "next of kin" as his brother, Mark Epstein ... but that doesn't guarantee he's inheriting anything.
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Every child of a parent with Huntington's has a 50 percent chance of inheriting the gene, and the disease.
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Mr. Nézet-Séguin is inheriting a great opera house facing great challenges: shaky finances and a box office slump.
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After inheriting a securities fortune, Kate Wollman, a philanthropist and resident of the Waldorf Astoria, financed the rink's construction.
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The RMD relief from the $2 trillion coronavirus bill also extends to children, grandchildren and trusts inheriting retirement accounts.
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The Trump administration, inheriting the case, had asked for the lawsuit to be thrown out or put on hold.
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Newtown, a trendy neighborhood just outside of the lockout zone, is inheriting the worst and best of old Sydney.
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" Ms. Hood warned him that marrying her also meant inheriting a tribe of female friends she called "the intertidals.
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It wasn't long before we learned that I am also disabled, inheriting some of my conditions from my mom.
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It's not only the wealth creators who run into trouble, but those who become super rich by inheriting it.
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Trump encouraged Cote d'Ivoire's recent decision to do away with laws that restricted women from owning or inheriting property.
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To be sure, Trump is inheriting a market at record highs and in the eighth year of a bull market.
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Donald Trump is inheriting an economy in pretty good shape with low unemployment, rising wages and a rocking stock market.
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The new head of Uber Dara Khosrowshahi started on Tuesday, inheriting a number of challenges right out of the gate.
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The state would effectively be inheriting a shitshow of private capital's making, allowing private capital to escape paying for it.
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Up until this change, a younger son would usurp his older sister's place when it comes to inheriting the throne.
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After inheriting the Denning sisters on her Fantasy Inmate team once Blake quit, she tried to goad them to fight.
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He has been used in high-traffic situations lately, inheriting 25.40 runners in his past five outings and stranding 216.
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Up until this change, a younger son would usurp his older sister's place when it comes to inheriting the throne.
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Inheriting a single copy can cause hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, a heart disease that can cause sudden cardiac arrest in young people.
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Albemarle entered Chile as part of its 2015 buyout of smaller rival Rockwood Holdings, inheriting access to massive lithium reserves.
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Of those who owned property, most had got it from their husbands, with only a few inheriting from their fathers.
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President Obrador is inheriting a Mexico with historically high homicide rates, a booming drug trade, and entrenched transnational criminal organizations.
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Edwards spent his first term in office expanding Medicaid and rebuilding the state's budget, after inheriting a $2 billion deficit.
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I don't know about you, but that's one thing I could do without inheriting from my mother (love ya, Mom!).
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Unlike the six women in front of her on the list, Rinehart built her own fortune instead of inheriting it.
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Marriott purchased the high-end hotelier Starwood in 2016 and integrated its booking system while inheriting its unknown cybersecurity problems.
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The decision is another small victory for young environmental activists who are fearful of inheriting a warmer, more polluted world.
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The new government "will be inheriting the problems in the economy," Yeoh told CNBC's Martin Soong in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
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Mr. Murphy, after inheriting a system that endured years of disinvestment and poor management, has vowed to turn things around.
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"It was almost like, 'This is a historically Conservative seat, and I'm inheriting it,' " Mr. Mansell said of Mr. Grayling.
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I think about this on nights like tonight, when I start my shift inheriting 27 patients in the waiting room.
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Inheriting a magazine that was barely profitable, Mr. Loeb set about expanding its coverage of personal finance, among other things.
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If one parent has a mutant copy of MYBPC3, their child has a 50 percent chance of inheriting the condition.
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Since inheriting power after his father's death in 2011, he has proved as Machiavellian as his forebears of the totalitarian dynasty.
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Donald Trump -- entitled inheritor of so much for so long -- is now inheriting the burden of performance, and urgency and expectation.
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But the researchers found people who had milder symptoms of these diseases, despite only inheriting one copy of the genetic mutation.
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"Nothing is impossible but this project definitely seemed impossible," quipped Abbasi, in reference to his government inheriting the project in 2013.
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For now Mr Kabila, who has ruled Congo since inheriting the job from his dad in 2001, has the upper hand.
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At first, the scientists thought it was extremely bad luck, inheriting the same super-rare gene twice, once from each parent.
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The Briton struggled there last year before inheriting a lucky win from Bottas, who suffered a puncture with three laps remaining.
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While season 3 had some stumbles, it also tried to tell a complex story about the fears of inheriting mental illness.
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This is rumored to be his last time playing the secret agent after inheriting the role in 2006's Casino Royale.
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A big part of that is because people aren't inheriting them, and I want to make it known to new audiences.
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Despite inheriting a squad severely depleted by injuries, Phelan led the club to successive victories at the start of the season.
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Inheriting an economic mess in 2015, he made mistakes of tactics and timing, among them hesitation in cutting the fiscal deficit.
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They claim Mnangagwa's administration has plunged the country's economy into further chaos after inheriting a crisis from former President Robert Mugabe.
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"The person is not inheriting the company, they're getting a job, and that's the big difference," she went on to explain.
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She typically serves people at high risk of inheriting a disease, and insurance usually covers both the consultations and the tests.
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And the new prime minister inheriting these challenges is arguably the most improvisational and least predictable politician in recent British history.
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These were made for another, pre-Balanchine, "Firebird," but Balanchine, inheriting them, allowed them to shape his conception of the ballet.
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Gsellman also stumbled after inheriting an eighth-inning jam during a 4-3 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals on Thursday.
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Young people, who are inheriting environmental crises not of their own making, want to see real action to address climate change.
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Swedish student Greta Thunberg has given voice to the anger felt by many who are inheriting a hotter, more inhospitable planet.
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But instead it was regarded as the successor state to the USSR, inheriting its status as the principle focus of western distrust.
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His parents are the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, and Archie may receive a secondary Sussex title, before ultimately inheriting the dukedom.
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Sierra Leone and Madagascar have since scrapped laws preventing children inheriting citizenship from their mothers and Togo is expected to follow suit.
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Addressing the root causes of trouble is a better investment than inheriting the aftermath, as we see now on our southern border.
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The UK has approved a similar mitochondrial replacement technique, but only in attempts to prevent the child from inheriting a genetic disease.
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Since taking office over a year ago, Barrow's government has faced headwinds after inheriting a country with empty coffers and heavy debts.
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Aries like their dad to set the example, rather than give verbal advice, and they pride themselves on inheriting his work ethic.
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Property became something valuable to pass on, and fathers needed to know for certain the child inheriting their land was actually theirs.
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He runs a business selling cold drinks and food to laborers working on the site, after inheriting the home from family members.
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Unfortunately, a new president inheriting Obama's plan would have to wait for courts to resolve the legality of state-by-state caps.
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Because the millennial generation is smaller than the boomer generation they're inheriting from, he said, wealth will be more concentrated upon transferal.
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The whistleblower raises the alarm and lifts the lamp, inheriting the legacy of a line of Americans that begins with Paul Revere.
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"Presidents inherit economies, and President Trump had the benefit of inheriting an economy that was gaining momentum in late 2016," Sweet said.
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The last time I saw Marco Rubio in person, he seemed to be on the verge of inheriting the charred Republican earth.
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Because inheriting two copies of the gene is so deadly, the mutation should have become rarer with passing generations, not more common.
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For the most part, people start acting like their parents and start inheriting attributes from our parents when we're infants and toddlers.
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Mr. DeLuca's sister, Suzanne Greco, took over as chief executive, inheriting a company that many felt had grown too fast and haphazardly.
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Being raised in the 90s with Cornell omnipresent on MTV meant automatically inheriting the notion of what a rock star should be.
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Weasels inheriting just one copy of the low-fertility gene would end up with two copies, which they'd pass down to offspring.
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After inheriting a city shaken by the 9/11 terrorist attack, Mr. Bloomberg boldly planned beyond survival and recovery, Mr. Doctoroff argues.
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And in California, Gavin Newsom, the lieutenant governor, easily won election over John Cox, a Republican businessman, inheriting the mantle of Gov.
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Looks like Aaron is dead set on starting his own gun collection after inheriting a massive cache of weapons from his father.
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She, too, has had a sudden windfall, inheriting the apartment and lifestyle of a wealthy barfly (Samantha Mathis) who has killed herself.
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However, Reid still occasionally drives the classic car that he fully restored after inheriting it from his father, who died in 1992.
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Owning it would be like inheriting a tree, being accountable for its existence even after the person who planted it had vanished.
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Pesenti joined Facebook in January 2018, inheriting a research lab created by Yann Lecun, one of the biggest names in the field.
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In addition to inheriting their money, the report suggests that there is a significant tech influence to the rise of millennial wealth.
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If that tax break is reduced or eliminated, it would trigger bigger tax bills for anyone inheriting traditional (read: taxable) IRA assets.
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A single mutation gives rise to HD, meaning that every child of an affected parent has a 50% chance of inheriting it.
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And they relished private time with their children on the Isle of Wight, where they built a home instead of inheriting one.
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Our clients are creatives who (after inheriting, selling a business, or retiring) want advice they can trust, tailored to their lives and values.
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The prospect of altering the genes in an embryo could, in theory, eliminate inheriting serious diseases caused by faulty genes, The Guardian reported.
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Inheriting a state in economic crisis, including an $8bn budget shortfall, he slashed spending, privatised services and accepted protest as proof of concept.
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If our choices to end all of this had taken, then we wouldn't be inheriting the exact same problems in Dark Souls III.
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Too much of anything is never good for children, and that includes their access to a world we wish they were not inheriting.
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This eventually leads to Midoriya inheriting All Might's powers and attending UA High, where All Might is training the next generation of heroes.
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I love what I am inheriting as a Jew – my traditions, my stories, my history, my prayers, my jokes about such small portions.
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Rogers' Trapper John, his fellow surgeon, anti-authority malcontent and martini-swilling tentmate, inheriting the role from Elliott Gould in the movie version.
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But he's also inheriting a post-9/11 domestic security state that's responsible for massive, countless violations of Americans' civil and constitutional rights.
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Thanks to Trump's actions, Americans risk inheriting a democracy where elections are playgrounds for foreign powers rather than an expression of citizens' wishes.
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Yahoo bought the platform for north of $1 billion in 2013, with Verizon inheriting it as part of its 2017 acquisition of Yahoo.
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Kim Jong-un has accelerated his country's nuclear and missile tests since inheriting power after his father, Kim Jong-il, died in 2011.
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Mr. Kim, 34, has accelerated the North's nuclear and missile tests since inheriting power after his father, Kim Jong-il, died in 2011.
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But since inheriting power over the party after his father's death in 2016, Davide Casaleggio has consolidated control, say critics and party dissidents.
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That once again leaves its fate largely in the hands of a hostile administration, which is inheriting an imperfect but hardly imploding law.
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What if the ancestors of the people around the cave had interbred with the extinct hominins, inheriting genes for a pygmy body type?
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After inheriting property in Key West's Old Town when his father died in 1962, Mr. Wolkowsky harbored visions of a life of leisure.
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Then-candidate Trump said he wasn't scared of inheriting the disease -- he was a "fatalist," who accepted that might well be his future.
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New York (CNN Business)New General Electric boss Larry Culp just got a fresh reminder of the debt-riddled balance sheet he's inheriting.
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Inheriting Mr. Dacre's wood-toned office, he raised the low ceiling and installed artworks by old friends like David Hockney and Lucian Freud.
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But inheriting contaminated properties, even if the deceased owner had nothing to do with polluting the land, is in a category all its own.
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Though they risk becoming Hooks themselves and embodying what is stereotyped as black masculinity, or inheriting their father's sins, they can't stay boys forever.
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They are inheriting a world of disruption and change, and that's scary because there is no one approach on how to deal with that.
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If their baby is a boy, he could be known by the title Earl of Dumbarton, the secondary Sussex title, before inheriting the dukedom.
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Until inheriting his grandfather's bedroom last year, he never had one of his own, instead sleeping on the couch or the floor most nights.
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Their sisters, on the other hand, almost always stay with the clan they're born into, inheriting their mothers' ranks in the complex social ladder.
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Meanwhile, he is inheriting an economy near full employment; a relatively stable international order; increasing wages, modest deficits, and record-low levels of uninsurance.
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In some small ways, Apple Watch is becoming a bit more like the iPhone, meaning that watchOS is inheriting the best parts of iOS.
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It was a sign that even as these tech companies rise up, they are perhaps not yet ready for the responsibilities they are inheriting.
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FFI is caused by a single, dominant gene mutation, meaning the Webbs and Vallabh had a 50-50 chance of inheriting the gene themselves.
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Steve Mnuchin argued that while inheriting IndyMac's loans forced his bank to foreclose on many homeowners, he made "every effort" to avoid that result.
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But it also meant that Google wasn't inheriting anything from an existing automaker; it could instead control everything about its first four-wheeled baby.
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He was convicted of inheriting money from his father in a way that avoided taxes, not for money his son, Lee Jae-yong, inherited.
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Children of people with a mutation have a 50 percent chance of inheriting BRCA and therefore a greatly elevated risk of a cancer diagnosis.
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The service, called CarrierCheck, costs $199 and is marketed toward couples who want to know the likelihood of their children inheriting a severe disease.
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The Republican businessman is inheriting a good economy, one that grew by 3.2 percent in the third quarter, the fastest pace in two years.
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He was the youngest person on Forbes' list of the country's richest people at the time — no small feat without inheriting any family wealth.
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A woman in an Indian town has confessed to poisoning her in-laws over 23 years in hopes of inheriting property, the authorities say.
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Hybrid mice that inherited two copies of the oldfield locus built more elaborate nests than those inheriting this DNA only from the deer mice.
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Easily inheriting the 1988 nomination, he promised a "kinder, gentler" America, pledged not to raise taxes and portrayed his rival as soft on crime.
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Another popular song, "Neria," from 203, told of a woman thrown into poverty by a law that kept her from inheriting her husband's property.
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While this discovery could reignite debate about the nature of inheriting mitochondrial DNA, the researchers hope it will open up new ways to treat disease.
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The condition is the result of inheriting two copies of a gene mutation — one from each parent — that changes the shape of the hair shaft.
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The Huntington's Disease Society of America reports that there are about 30,000 symptomatic Americans and more than 200,63 at risk of inheriting the disease today.
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"I've never had a sister, so it's really nice to have Danielle and Sophie, and just inheriting the family by proxy," she told the magazine.
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Instead of giving his inheriting the money outright, she put $20163 million into a trust fund overseen by her business manager and producer, Richard Francis.
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Plus, inheriting a large, money-losing consumer-focused advertising business with about 4,000 employees would create all sorts of cultural and business challenges for Salesforce.
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He founded his own cartel in 1980 and established outposts in a number of states, eventually inheriting some of his mentor's territory, according to Time.
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The businessman, who split from his second wife in 2013, is Australia's fourth richest man, after inheriting a media empire from his father Kerry Packer.
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Same goes for your house, your bank accounts, the retirement account you are inheriting and anything else of value that now belongs solely to you.
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In an important sense, there is no Obamacare anymore; there's just the health care system Republicans are inheriting, and the one they will leave behind.
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Mohamed, a 45-year-old single mother, has been doing the job for the past 35 years, inheriting the trade from her mother and grandfather.
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After Dracula himself was killed, Mr. Giraldo took over his business, inheriting its subsidiary interest in the nascent cocaine industry controlled by the Medellín cartel.
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But she also acquires freedom of a sort, inheriting the lands she has always coveted, albeit a Brabant in which everyone appears to have died.
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Inheriting a moribund program, he led the Spartans to Big Ten titles and a Rose Bowl victory and later coached the Steelers' "Steel Curtain" defense.
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At the nexus is Carrie Coon, inheriting the badge from past seasons' Patrick Wilson and Allison Tolman as a no-nonsense police officer, Gloria Burgle.
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Like many in my generation, I was raised to view myself as inheriting rights and privileges for which the previous generations had struggled and sacrificed.
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Water Cooler Gossip: -I fear for Daniel's (Desean Terry) safety after agreeing to help Alex keep her job by eliminating Bradley and inheriting her seat.
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The company acquired New York Media in September, inheriting a portfolio of media properties including New York Magazine, The Cut, Intelligencer, Vulture and Grub Street.
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He enjoys his strongest ratings on the economy, which is one area where he has done little while benefiting from the good luck of inheriting prosperity.
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The concept of inheriting data has become more essential and more urgent in recent years as the age of social media and cryptocurrency has taken over.
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As winner, Aung San Suu Kyi is also inheriting the worst ethnic cleansing you've never heard of, Myanmar's destruction of a Muslim minority called the Rohingya.
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Inheriting an economy languishing in recession and with double-digit unemployment and inflation, Hawke embraced economic deregulation that belied his connections with Australia's largest trade unions.
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If their baby is a boy, he could be known by the title Earl of Dumbarton, the secondary Sussex title, before inheriting the dukedom, Bortrick explains.
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And though questions were raised regarding Trump's wife's support, additional camera angles proved that the candidate's offspring were no doubt inheriting their father's propensity for peeking.
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As with the genes that cause thalassaemia and favism, inheriting even a single copy of the malformed version of this gene is enough to cause HCM.
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And what I am also inheriting is an existence that comes with a legacy of persecution, and the dangers of persecution now and in the future.
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The new MacBook Pros are intended to be the next piece in that puzzle, inheriting a number of features that debuted in that space-gray iMac.
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In Mississippi, for example, Republican Tate Reeves took 52 percent of the vote to become the state's next governor, inheriting the seat from Republican Phil Bryant.
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Her desire is for somebody inheriting a medal, for example, to be awarded it at the next Olympics rather than receiving it in a brown envelope.
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Polygenic scores combine this information into a single score that identifies a patient's risk of inheriting a genetic disease, or a particular trait such as weight.
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It's an attempt to break the cycle whereby children are automatically religious whether they like it or not, simply by inheriting the religion of their parents.
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Brandon Neth was only 2000 when he discovered that he and his two siblings would be inheriting millions of dollars from their estranged father and grandfather.
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It was important to confirm the diagnosis, because if she had children, they would have a 50-50 chance of inheriting the mutation and the disease.
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A 2401-year-old inheriting a deceased parent's IRA, for example, could theoretically take distributions from the account over a period lasting more than three decades.
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"In planning for my 7-year-old child's future," he said, "I can't count on him inheriting a valuable piece of property on Big Pine Key."
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Since inheriting a troubled and debt-ridden RNC in 2011, Priebus has routinely stressed that he's improved the committee's financial resources and field and data efforts.
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And candidates with strong family ties to former presidents can become frontrunners by inheriting networks of supporters (see: Bush 2000, Clinton 2008, or Jeb Bush 2016).
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By the end of 2015, there was a reduction in wild mosquito larvae — as opposed to larvae inheriting the lethal gene — of 82 percent, the company said.
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The only way to get the best slots at congested airports is by buying or inheriting them—not by providing the best or cheapest service to passengers.
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He is inheriting a soaring budget deficit (somewhere between 3 and 4 percent of GDP) and a gross public debt of $19.8 trillion (106 percent of GDP).
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If your heirs are not aware that you are taking out a reverse mortgage and are banking on inheriting the property, it can be a nasty surprise.
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If it doesn't, though, there's still the simple, crucial pleasure of playing a video game, and inheriting, however briefly, a perspective so rarely given in this medium.
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Likewise, Kim Jong Un made his first foreign visit this March, to Beijing, on the eve of his own inter-Korean summit, six years after inheriting power.
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Mike Fedorenko of Westfield, N.J., told me he was trading up from a Ford Explorer to one of the new luxury S.U.V.s after recently inheriting some money.
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But for the form that was passed from one generation to the next, children were inheriting a bad copy of the gene, leaving only one working version.
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Working with indigenous teachers, artists, elders and scientists, the camp prepares indigenous children to address the changing ecologies that they along with non-indigenous children are inheriting.
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This document is doing the difficult work of radically re-imagining the kinds of curriculum and pedagogy that are needed for young children inheriting ecologically challenged lifeworlds.
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The stream of upbeat data suggest that president-elect Donald Trump is inheriting a strong economy, which has been credited to economic policies under the Obama administration.
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Unlike their fathers and grandfathers, this latest set of business leaders stand accused of inheriting management control and wealth through opaque bookkeeping and questionable trading among subsidiaries.
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They've been mocked in the culture for being given participation trophies they never asked for, and many feel as if they're inheriting a mess they didn't make.
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Instead it's about the emotional experience of confronting one's own colonization or complicity, and untangling the intersecting threads of what people owe one another after inheriting atrocity.
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Her hope for them, she told me, is that they will be proud of her, that they will grow up knowing she spared them from inheriting GSS.
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Former Fed Governor Jerome Powell is taking on the role of chair of the U.S. Federal Reserve, inheriting the position from the first female chair, Janet Yellen.
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"If the expenses of inheriting the house look to be more than the value, I'd suggest working with an attorney to not accept the inheritance," Kraus said.
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But Mr. Trump will be inheriting an economy largely healed from its trauma of the last nine years, and with most indicators pointing in the right direction.
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Under that scenario, "the assets of the two Korean states would increasingly be shared," which could see a unified Korea inheriting the North's nuclear program, the academic wrote.
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Mike has a niece in her 20s who's exhibited an interest in inheriting the ladle and the tightly protected recipe for what fills it, scoop after meaty scoop.
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Growing up in New York you quickly learn the difference between the kids who are inheriting trust funds and the kids who are figuring it out for themselves.
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The election winner is inheriting problems of accelerating cost and price inflation, sharply rising budget deficits, debilitating public debt and a worrying increase in America's net foreign liabilities.
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Democrats blasted the GOP budget, warning voters that the upcoming tax measure will shower benefits on top-bracket earners, corporations, business partnerships and people inheriting multimillion-dollar estates.
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He swerved the course of her life towards one marked by great love, stadium tours, devastating loss, and inheriting a 28-room London mansion (but that's for later).
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According to the Guardian, however, 20 percent more Americans acquiring guns are buying them rather than inheriting them or receiving them as gifts, compared to pre-2011 numbers.
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It's easy to see how this ending, with Bran on the throne, the geek inheriting the Earth, could represent a fantasy of ascension for other nerds like him.
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You are the chosen ones Every year, new graduating classes are told that they are inheriting a broken system or that life itself will, at times, be oppressive.
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For the majority of us born since the early 1980s, being a "young person" in 2018 means inheriting a broken system and the fallout of the baby boomers.
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And it's worth nothing that the situation Trump is inheriting will be difficult to improve upon for very long, especially for an erratic right-wing figure like him.
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He left his post as CEO of Taco Bell to take over the beleaguered burrito brand, inheriting a company that has suffered from a three-year sales slump.
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If famine provided a strong selective force for the spread of thrifty alleles, it is pertinent to ask how so many people managed to avoid inheriting these alleles.
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The network even went so far to terminate Larry Wilmore last week, the race-obsessed, unfunny, awkward-to-watch successor of Stephen Colbert in inheriting his time slot.
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His only winning season as a head coach came in 21961, his first with the Dolphins, after inheriting a team that had gone 1-15 the previous year.
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After inheriting the worst fiscal crisis since the Great Depression, Obama actually reduced the deficit in his second term and backed bipartisan reforms on stubborn issues like immigration.
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And it argues that by holding on to the images, Harvard has perpetuated the hallmarks of slavery that prevented African-Americans from holding, conveying or inheriting personal property.
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He tells Connor (Alan Ruck) and Tom that even without the quarter of a million, he's still inheriting $5 mill as a back-up, which is apparently...trash.
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But if getting ahead requires already having a stockpile of cash or inheriting a windfall from your parents, then it is much harder to work your way up.
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Trump said he took office inheriting a number of problems, which he said he witnessed on his "historic" tour of Japan, South Korea, China, Vietnam and the Philippines.
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A new court filing details which individuals have viewed a key document that Alphabet argues will prove Uber knew it was inheriting Alphabet's technology when it acquired Otto.
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It also helps that you have a knack for finding things at an excellent price, and are lucky when it comes to inheriting items from friends and family.
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Using data from 2012, researchers at Newcastle University estimated that about 20143 births per year in the US are at risk for inheriting diseases due to mitochondria DNA mutations.
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Blake Leibel moved to California and lived on an allowance of about $18,000 a month over a seven-year period until inheriting the majority of his mother&aposs estate.
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López Obrador is also inheriting a fragile relationship with the US. He may struggle to find common ground with President Trump, further widening the rift between the two countries.
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A 250-page FBI report into its investigation into the affair, describes Mrs Clinton inheriting an institution with shambolic communication procedures, which she and her too-pliant aides perpetuated.
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"Instead of remembering the martyrs and defending their dignity and inheriting their spirit, you're giving fodder to gossips and using the opportunity to gain eyeballs and ratings," he wrote.
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By combining the nuclear DNA of the mother with the unmutated mitochondrial DNA from an egg donor, it might be possible to prevent a child from inheriting the disease.
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Last year, the G4's curve was brought to you courtesy of the G Flex smartphones, so inheriting some of the V10's more quirky features would have precedent.
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After inheriting his construction and property holding firm Lundbergforetagen from his father in the 1980s, Lundberg has shown steadily rising returns and steadily expanded his power in Swedish business.
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Aeroflot has been able to exploit the bankruptcy of Russia's second-largest airline Transaero, however, inheriting more than 40 international routes and increasing its market share to 46 percent.
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There's not a lot of info about their show Falcon & Winter Soldier, but Sam inheriting Captain America's shield is sure to change the expected dynamic between Steve Rogers' BFFs.
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Frances Bean Cobain, the only child of Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love, is opening up about the complicated relationship she has with money after inheriting her late father's fortune.
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"I find it quite symbolic and so cute, her inheriting his clothes," adds Spanish-born Amaia, whose traditional designs Princess Kate has been buying since George was a baby.
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"The state laws do not prohibit anyone from any religion or gender from inheriting land or property," Arvind Kumar, in the state's revenue department, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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GILLILAND My role in this piece is cast against type, which is really refreshing because I have some experience with inheriting roles that have been done by great dancers.
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Like Brontë's Jane, Miss Steele works as a governess and falls in love with her employer, a veteran of the Sikh wars, after inheriting a fortune of her own.
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Some are the children of Indian immigrants but I include them because (another disclaimer) I am, too, and can attest to inheriting habits and experiences from my parents' generation.
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The six children of Galen and Gail DeMoe were born with a 50 percent chance of inheriting a genetic mutation that would, with certainty, lead to early-onset Alzheimer's.
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Read more " _____ • Matthew Rozsa in Salon: "While Ford was well-poised to heal the nation upon inheriting power in 1974 [...] Pence would likely face more of an uphill battle.
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But after inheriting the economic crisis that had swept over Russia after the collapse of the Soviet planned economy in 19803, he was credited with quickly turning the tide.
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After all, who better to protect America from the "special interests" of women and minorities demanding respect than a straight, white man who got rich by inheriting his fortune?
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Gambia's new president is inheriting the country from a man who maybe stole all of its money Gambia's new president is inheriting the country from a man who maybe stole all of its money Crowds of people packed the streets of Gambia's capital Banjul on Thursday to welcome home the country's new president, Adama Barrow, who has finally taken power almost two months after he won an election disputed by outgoing dictator Yahya Jammeh.
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"Inheritance rights are often misinterpreted, leading to women being excluded from inheriting land," said Rafic Khouri, co-author of a new report on women and land in the Muslim world.
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After inheriting the Browns after his father's death in 2002, Al Lerner sold the team in 2012, and for two years now he has been trying to sell Aston Villa.
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Trump has previously been criticized for inheriting $200 million from his father but has since denied that claim and said he "got very, very little" at a speech in February.
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But some genes have naturally evolved a way to cheat this system—if one parent has the gene an offspring has a virtually 303 percent chance of inheriting that version.
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Related: How Americans became obsessed with vitamins Two siblings with equal chances of inheriting this disease, and yet they took two very different approaches to learning their individual medical futures.
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With federal taxes, spending and deficits all poised to grow as a share of gross domestic product (GDP) over the coming decade, President Obama's successor is inheriting a fiscal mess.
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The employment report added to data ranging from housing to manufacturing and auto sales in suggesting that President-elect Donald Trump is inheriting a strong economy from the Obama administration.
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At this critical moment, Maddon brought in closer Aroldis Chapman, who has preferred to open an inning on the mound and has not done as well when inheriting base runners.
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She keeps them in line with the promise of inheriting a Fabergé egg and her grand apartment, once used by a Russian royal as a stash pad for his mistress.
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So, all Americans, regardless of wealth, can inherit a $225 million dollar estate (from a married couple) or a $20.1 million dollar estate (if inheriting from an individual) tax free.
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But while much of Trump's success is a credit to his work, he was born into a successful, wealthy family, inheriting part of his father's more than $4.163 million net worth.
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Was it possible that her young son, accused of bullying a female classmate, was some kind of "bad seed" -- somehow inheriting antisocial tendencies from the man who raped and impregnated her?
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CHICAGO/LONDON/ZURICH (Reuters) - A trio of billionaire siblings known for inheriting the privately-held packaging giant Tetra Laval have snapped up nearly 63 percent of International Flavors & Fragrances Inc (IFF.
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That's to say that Clinton will be inheriting a presidency that looks a lot like Barack Obama's, meaning she'll have to deal with an extremely hostile and legislatively powerful opposition party.
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But while much of Trump's success is a credit to his work, he was born into a successful, wealthy family, inheriting part of his father's more than $200 million net worth.
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A chance encounter with his idol and the world's greatest hero, All Might, leads him down a path that could not only have him attending UA, but inheriting All Might's power.
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A recent TIAA report found that 20 percent of adults don't anticipate inheriting anything from their parents, yet only 9 percent of parents said they planned to leave their children nothing.
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"We did this as part of a plan to drive down costs to taxpayers and ensure that Ohio could meet its fiscal responsibilities after inheriting an $203 billion shortfall," Andrews said.
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Investors are growing increasingly wary of investing in an organization that later goes on to experience a costly breach, or inheriting an organization's security vulnerabilities by way of mergers or acquisitions.
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"Almost every super wealthy person that has built their own wealth as opposed to inheriting it, they all have the ability to sell their vision, their product, their service," he says.
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History of the powder-keg regionJammu and Kashmir's quasi-independence dates back to 1927, when the region's administration allowed its subjects to have a separate set of rules for inheriting property.
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Inheriting a company that had been a leading maker of cookware, fine crystal glassware and glass casings for television tubes, he pushed it toward developing optical fiber and other new materials.
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SPECIAL SECTION: WEALTH An article about crafting legal documents to minimize friction between the individuals inheriting an estate misspells the given name of the chief wealth advisory officer at Ballentine Partners.
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Today's young adults tend to acquire household goods that they consider temporary or disposable, from online retailers or stores like Ikea and Target, instead of inheriting them from parents or grandparents.
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Even if Spaniard Carlos Sainz did not actually stand on the podium, inheriting third place after six times champion Lewis Hamilton was demoted, there was still plenty of cause for celebration.
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And both narratives leave us asking, just as you were, Alex, whether your genes determine your fate, or if perhaps part of what we are inheriting is a more systemic disease.
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HMD is investing more than $500 million over the next three years to market Nokia devices, and the featurephone business it is inheriting won't be enough to justify that sort of expenditure.
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If the baby is a boy, he could be known by the title Earl of Dumbarton, the secondary Sussex title, before inheriting the dukedom, according to chairman of Burke's Peerage William Bortrick.
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If their baby is a boy, he could be known by the title Earl of Dumbarton, the secondary Sussex title, before inheriting the dukedom, according to William Bortrick, chairman of Burke's Peerage.
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If their baby is a boy, he could be known by the title Earl of Dumbarton, the secondary Sussex title, before inheriting the dukedom, according to chairman of Burke's Peerage William Bortrick.
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I don't know if it's because we're going further down the line of succession or because he's inheriting a lot of responsibility, but August is not an easy month for him either.
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Despite inheriting immense wealth, having grown up in a prominent family in the conservative movement, he had managed to chalk up virtually no public success in his first six decades of life.
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Yet outside of the huge bomb and its message of might, little has changed -- as the new White House is inheriting the exhaustion of both resolve and policy options of the last.
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Cruz also offered a new argument in his attempt to paint GOP front-runner Donald Trump as an inauthentic conservative, claiming that he is inheriting the support of disenchanted Marco Rubio supporters.
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Again the opposition party stood weeks from gaining control of both the presidency and the Senate, compelling Harrison to act swiftly and shrewdly to prevent them from inheriting the Supreme Court vacancy.
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Most bets are on Michael Gove, the Environment Secretary and former journalist – clever, agile and a keen Brexiteer, but inheriting the same gnawing problems with which May has been forced to grapple.
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Cyril Ramaphosa on Tuesday became South Africa's fifth President since the end of apartheid, inheriting a nation in political limbo after his predecessor, Jacob Zuma, was forced out amid a corruption scandal.
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Since inheriting his father's position in 2011, Kim Jong-un has accelerated North Korea's development of nuclear weapons and long-range ballistic missile systems as a means of propping up his regime.
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Mr. Branagh will be the headline actor in the next installment — John Osborne's "The Entertainer," inheriting Laurence Olivier's vaunted role as Archie Rice — but here he is co-directing with Rob Ashford.
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Kenneth Plum, a Democrat representing Fairfax, that will institute background checks in most cases, with some exclusions, such as sales between family members, sales of antique firearms and through inheriting a firearm.
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Kuczynski said it has been harder than he anticipated for his five-month old government to jumpstart the economy after inheriting a large fiscal deficit from his predecessor that constrained public spending.
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Described by his brother as inheriting the "Ringling touch," John Ringling North, like his uncle and namesake before him, began working to bring new acts to the show following the Great Depression.
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In the central banking space, former Fed Governor Jerome Powell is taking on the role of chair of the U.S. Federal Reserve, inheriting the position from the first female chair, Janet Yellen.
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Her book "Inheriting the Revolution: The First Generation of Americans," published that year, looked at memoirs and autobiographies to reveal how Americans born between 1776 and 1830 reinvented themselves and their society.
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If their baby is a boy, he could be known by the title Earl of Dumbarton, the secondary Sussex title, before inheriting the dukedom, William Bortrick, chairman of Burke's Peerage, previously told PEOPLE.
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But customary tenure, where boundaries are often verbally agreed, and the tradition of sons inheriting land also pose challenges, said T. Haque, chairman of the land policy unit at government thinktank Niti Aayog.
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But soon after, other researchers demonstrated that as an infertility mutation in female mosquitoes was successfully passed on to offspring over many generations, resistance emerged, allowing some mosquitoes to avoid inheriting the mutation.
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And given how often we joke about a child inheriting, say, their parent's forgetfulness or other personality traits, it's not irrational to think that a mental health disorder might be passed on, too.
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While Maggie is inheriting knowledge that will allow her to rebuild society, Rick goes off on a solo vendetta mission to kill Negan, whom he spots traveling with a small army of Saviors.
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" She continues in the essay about how the current political climate is affecting her thoughts about bringing a little girl into the world, "Is it possible to protect her from inheriting this pain?
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As well as inheriting her mother's skills and culinary culture, Kalla has something of her mother's feeder spirit, which makes the book more than just a collection of her mother's and grandmother's recipes.
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Anderson had hired Mr. Whitten, who had worked for The Washington Post and the Hearst newspaper chain, in 1969, just four months after inheriting the "Washington Merry-Go-Round" column from Drew Pearson.
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He ascended to the head of the IRGC Quds Force between 1997 and 1998, inheriting an organization in disarray, stretched thin and without much influence in the conflicts happening in the Middle East.
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A $500,0003 pretax IRA left to six children likely wouldn't yield a big tax hit to those heirs, but it's a different story for one child inheriting a $1.5 million account, for example.
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He's inheriting a sprawling entity that's more determined by the ambitions and fever dreams of the cofounders than what necessarily makes sense for the world's most important search, video, and artificial intelligence company.
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Boeing's incoming CEO, David Calhoun, a 2346-year board member, is inheriting a company in crisis, as the nation's top exporter navigates the fallout from two crashes of its bestselling 280 Max planes.
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And I had been at this place for 12 years and I have been always sure that I didn't want Adam's job because of the pressure of inheriting something that's performing so well.
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And the majority of people that I know that have managed to get to a certain economic weight class without inheriting that money, pretty much give up their 20s and 30s for work.
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Despite inheriting Europe's fastest-growing economy, he will face immediate challenges in the shape of neighboring Britain's exit from the European Union, a political crisis in Northern Ireland and a housing crisis at home.
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These use your genetic markers to discover what illnesses or diseases you may be at risk of inheriting, as well as how your risks compare to other people of your age, race, and gender.
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IT IS life's lottery, blessing some and cursing others in equal number: the chance of a sexually reproducing organism's offspring inheriting a particular version of a gene from a particular parent is 50%. Usually.
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President-elect Donald Trump is inheriting an economy that is already approaching its eighth year of expansion, one of the longest on record and above the post-World War II average of five years.
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Imagine the Gallagher kids dealing with that fallout: inheriting Franks debts, grieving in their own messed up ways, and perhaps transforming their relationships with each other as they cope with having no living parents.
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Not only are the youth going to be inheriting every problem that we see in the world today -- after our politicians have been long gone -- but our voices have been neglected from the conversation.
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After inheriting the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq from George W. Bush, Barack Obama used that authority to extend America's counterterrorism efforts to include military actions in Yemen, Libya, Somalia, Syria, and other countries.
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Since inheriting power from his father, Kim Jong-il, in late 2011, Kim Jong-un has called for accelerating the North's pursuit of long-range missiles and nuclear weapons in defiance of international pressure.
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Votes were cast from the valley between a collapsing media that was, at one time, at least nominally trusted, and a new media that is not yet ready for the responsibilities it is inheriting.
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Mike Pompeo, the C.I.A. director who has been chosen to replace Tillerson, is inheriting a building full of patriots inhabited by the queasy conviction that their values are being flouted by the president himself.
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Despite inheriting more than $400 million and being bailed out by his father at critical junctures, he managed to lose (or at least claim tax losses) of more than $1 billion over a decade.
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And it did not look at the first months of the Obama administration because the agency was in turmoil after the financial crisis, whereas the final months represented the agency Mr. Trump was inheriting.
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The situations are, of course, vastly different: Obama was inheriting an economy in freefall, with the economy losing 20163,000 jobs a month, while Trump enters office with an unemployment rate of just 4.6 percent.
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The mayor's pick, David Hansell, will take over the Administration for Children's Services next month, inheriting one of the most challenging posts in city government at a time of renewed scrutiny of the agency.
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In 2017, Benioff said that, after inheriting the pay practices of 13 new companies they had acquired, Salesforce was spending an additional $3 million to ensure that it was eliminating any new pay disparities.
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Besides unequal income or assets, there are other reasons to consider getting a prenup, she says: If you own a business, are inheriting family money, had a prior marriage or you actively manage your assets.
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Traditional leaders or judges often exclude women from inheriting land and property based on discriminatory cultural practices, wrongly believing these are Islamic principles, the experts told a conference on land rights in the Arab world.
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Trunchbull, whose given name is Agatha, broke Miss Honey's arm once when she was a young girl, and has managed to cut her off from inheriting the family home by keeping her in constant fear.
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According to revenue estimates provided by the campaign, $238 billion of his new revenues would come from taxes focused specifically on people making more than $250,000 a year or inheriting estates larger than $3.5 million.
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As the book outlines, the fortunes many of the included collectors rely on to fund their parks came from mining, speculating on real estate, inheriting wealth, advertising, or the vague capitalist catch-all: entrepreneurship, i.e.
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The disease is passed from mother to child either in the womb or during labor, delivery or breastfeeding, and if untreated, there is a 0003-45% chance of the baby inheriting HIV from its mother.
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Another is that women are inheriting wealth from husbands, who tend to be older and to have shorter lives, or from parents, who are more likely than previous generations to treat sons and daughters equally.
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The prosecutor's office began investigating potential tax evasion by the family after the Seoul office of South Korea's tax agency questioned whether Chairman Cho paid tax on inheriting overseas assets from his father, Yonhap said.
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In public school settings, it is difficult to imagine how the paradigm shifts that are required in how children are educated about the ecological futures that they are inheriting can take place without systemic change.
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While Nicotero has confirmed that he mounted the homage as a special treat for the show's hundredth episode, there's something to be said here about Carl's inheriting cycles of violence and tragedy from his father.
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Lauren London has just gotten a judge's approval to manage her son's finances with an eye toward the 3-year-old inheriting half of his dad's estate ... and he's poised to get a cool mil.
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For younger sons, who had little hope of inheriting family lands or wealth under the rule of primogeniture, a seven-year apprenticeship in Aleppo was a path to wealth and position as a merchant trader.
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You can be sure the President will offer another defense of his signature health care law and make the case that his administration put the economy back on solid footing after inheriting the 2008 financial crisis.
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Their jointly owned house ends up in the estate of whichever spouse was deemed to have died second, he said, effectively cutting out the first-to-die spouse's kids from inheriting a share of that asset.
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The Florida senator caricatured Mr. Trump as a dunce on policy who repeats five canned lines over and over, and said that Mr. Trump would have amounted to little without inheriting a fortune from his father.
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In 2015, researchers demonstrated this, reporting that as an infertility mutation in female mosquitoes was successfully passed on to all their offspring over many generations, resistance also emerged, allowing some mosquitoes to avoid inheriting the mutation.
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Thousands of fighters from a Kurdish-led force have died since 2014 battling Islamic State in partnership with the United States, a strategy the Trump administration had continued after inheriting it from his predecessor Barack Obama.
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Obama repeatedly touted the fact that Trump will be inheriting many advantages: low unemployment, rising incomes and wages, a historically low uninsurance rate, stable financial systems, a high stock market, strong international alliances, and cheap gasoline.
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After inheriting surpluses from President Bill Clinton in 2001, the GOP spent eight years not paying for new spending (on wars and a prescription drug benefit for seniors) while reducing taxes dramatically and in regressive fashion.
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One recent poll found a small majority in Northern Ireland in favor of leaving the U.K. and merging with Ireland — although the brakes may come from an Ireland wary of inheriting the weaker Northern Ireland economy.
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He was a kind, doting father, but Armand considered him a fool and believed himself to be cut out for grander things than inheriting the family restaurant, however many étoiles the Michelin inspectors had awarded it.
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Beneficiaries get to choose from a list of private plans and find what serves them — and plan providers are competing for beneficiaries' business rather than inheriting a virtual monopoly where they can charge whatever they want.
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Since inheriting power from his father six years ago, Kim Jong-un has met with envoys from allies like China and Cuba, as well as with personal guests, including the former American basketball star Dennis Rodman.
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Mr. Byford, in a brief telephone interview, said he was impressed by the passion both Mr. Lhota and the governor brought to the subway's plight, but was under no illusions about the situation he is inheriting.
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As the recent anthology "Inheriting the War: Poetry and Prose by Descendants of Vietnam Veterans and Refugees," edited by Laren McClung, suggests, we recognize our profound connection to one another precisely through our attempts at documentation.
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Laws that prohibit women from inheriting the role of chief have been invalidated in South Africa -- and in Namibia, Botswana and Zambia, women can now be appointed chiefs on the same terms as their male counterparts.
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The latter is inherited; the children of people who have it have a 50% chance of inheriting the condition, and people with familial ALS live an average of only one to two years after symptoms appear.
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Though it only ran for one season, this charming, ahead-of-its-time dramedy — about a black Ivy League professor inheriting a New Orleans restaurant — won three Emmys and has a small but fervent fan base.
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" A spokesman for the incoming president, Jason Miller, said, "We are inheriting the worst illegal immigration crisis in modern U.S. history and will need to develop a multifaceted approach to protect America's economic and national security.
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But he is also still thriving in his role as the Devils' No. 1 goaltender, a season and a half after inheriting the job from Martin Brodeur, whose No. 30 jersey number will be retired Feb. 9.
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The Labor Department's closely watched employment report on Friday will add to data ranging from housing to manufacturing and auto sales in suggesting that President-elect Donald Trump is inheriting a strong economy from the Obama administration.
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But as it develops into a new kind of phone, the OnePlus 5 is also starting to feel divorced from its predecessors, inheriting only the physical switch for alert modes and the Dash Charge rapid-charging technology.
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Selling a business, inheriting money, receiving an insurance settlement or a big bonus at work or even retirement — when all your savings suddenly become available to tap — all entail receiving a big sum of cash at once.
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Self-made billionaires Warren Buffett and Bill Gates have expressed similar philosophies when it comes to passing on their money: They, along with other super-rich individuals, say that their children aren't inheriting much of their fortunes.
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Thousands of fighters from a Kurdish-led force have died since 2014 fighting against Islamic State in partnership with the United States, a strategy the Trump administration had continued after inheriting it from his predecessor Barack Obama.
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The term refers to the engineering of genes so that they are almost guaranteed to be inherited by offspring (the conventional laws of inheritance predict that offspring have only a 50% chance of inheriting a specific gene).
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And as Instagram gets more popular, it's inheriting that exact problem from Facebook, so Instagram has to figure out a way to make it feel intimate again, and I think you're going to see it in Stories.
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In an op-ed published Tuesday, Ruddy, who is a close friend of Trump, warned the president that he is at risk of inheriting the "bad political baggage" of both ObamaCare and conservative members of the House.
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For a start, LSE is inheriting Refinitiv's 54% stake in Tradeweb Markets, the electronic bond and derivative trading group which listed in New York earlier this year and has an enterprise value of just over $10 billion.
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Dr. Hayden would be the first new Librarian of Congress since the Reagan administration, inheriting a library whose digital collections and technological capabilities have been outstripped by its peers and raised concerns among its overseers in Congress.
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"Many of those inheriting children — they're not children anymore — they already have established relationships with financial advisors on their own and they're quite comfortable with those relationships," said Kendra Thompson, managing director with Accenture's Wealth Management practice.
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Mr. Vaccarello is in a tricky position: inheriting a label that has lately had huge success, selling clothes and accessories by the bushel, but that has been irrefutably forged in the image of his predecessor, Mr. Slimane.
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"It's like living in the '50s here," said Karen Purpura, a 69-year-old flutist who moved to Ridgefield Park with her partner, Tom Olcott, from nearby Englewood last year after inheriting a house from a friend.
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David Haskell, a longtime deputy editor at New York magazine, will become its editor in chief on April 1, inheriting a glossy biweekly and a suite of websites devoted to pursuits like fashion, food, shopping and politics.
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There were also reminders early on Monday of the restive world that Trump is inheriting, that in some cases appears to be reacting to his vow to ditch the conventions that have underpinned US foreign policy for decades.
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Until then, per the Royal Marriages Act of 22005, the monarch had to give consent before any member of the royal family could marry and anyone who married a Roman Catholic was disqualified from ever inheriting the throne.
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She has also directed "Inheriting Wetness", a documentary film, in which she reflects on the idea of land ownership amid the "continuous interplay of erosion and accretion—a unique phenomenon that has long shaped the lives of Bengalis".
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"Trump seems to have hit the jackpot on dumb luck in inheriting an economy that is the strongest and the closest to full employment in years," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG Union Bank in New York.
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Inheriting advisers otherwise could only count 50% of their revenue each year as their own for up to eight years, with the other half counting towards paying the firm back in full for the new book of clients.
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While Bill Gates boasts a massive net worth of $90 billion, according to Forbes, he's revealed that his children — Jennifer Gates and her younger siblings Rory, 18, and Phoebe, 15 — won't be inheriting the bulk of his fortune.
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Inheriting an economy beset by wide budget deficits, low cash reserves and weak private investment, he lifted trade and currency controls, prompting the peso to weaken by 34 percent to an all-time low of 15 per U.S. dollar.
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In a rare opinion piece published in North Korea's state-run Rodong Sinmun newspaper, Xi said he will be visiting North Korea "with the beautiful hope of engraving a new chapter by inheriting the friendship" of the two countries.
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While Inslee has portrayed himself as born again on pot, his climate record recently has put him on the defensive — he's signed transportation budgets that leaned heavily on road and highway projects, while inheriting highway expansions from his predecessors.
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Read Wakes' story here Children of Flint: Inheriting anxiety, giving up hope Eight-year-old Nadia Baylor sits on the floor in her home in Flint playing with her toys, giggling and chattering -- until she talks about the water.
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And heirs of businesses worth more than €26m will have to show that they cannot pay the tax out of their private wealth to get off free, while those inheriting more than €90m will get no exemptions at all.
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"Higher interest rates will significantly burden today's highly leveraged issuers, and the challenges will be made more severe when the next economic downturn hits," wrote Klarman, whom many consider to be inheriting Warren Buffett's mantle as a market sage.
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It's part of the human condition (through the idea of original sin, human beings are automatically inclined toward sinful acts, inheriting the guilt of Adam's first sin in which he ate the forbidden fruit in the garden of Eden).
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It was the result of countless individuals making the choice to stand up, to demand recognition, to refuse to rest until they knew that their children were inheriting a nation that was more tolerant, more inclusive and more equal.
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This generational distress, exemplified in Greta Thunberg's passionate appeal to world leaders at this week's U.N. session, is hostage to the reality that they are inheriting the brave and frightening new world that the older generations seem numb to.
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Inheriting graffiti-clad concrete walls within the industrial corner outpost, Torres kept the imperfections, putting in a street-facing courtyard entrance, which leads to an open-concept, two-tiered kitchen, replete with black tiles and framed art from Torres' friends.
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Despite what some call its Reagan-esque economic policies, the incoming Donald Trump administration is inheriting an economic landscape that is very different from what President Ronald Reagan had when he took office, economist John Rutledge told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Gilda Radner, in her memoir, It's Always Something, was one of the first celebrities to warn about the risk of inheriting ovarian cancer (four relatives had died of the disease), and she used to phone Harris daily, although they never met.
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I told Leon that he was inheriting the best staff in the United States government and that if he gave them half a chance, they would not let him fail, the same way that they would not let me fail.
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In 12 short hours, elites lost their star anchorman, the New York Times benched a star Trump reporter, and Congress moved one step closer to losing a star Democratic senator — and possibly inheriting a Republican senator who may be booted.
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To an unappreciated extent, Trump was able to stage the Carrier "deal" and will be able to play similar games in the early days of his presidency, because he's inheriting an extremely stable economy and government from President Barack Obama.
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Eight years ago, President Obama, inheriting an economy on the verge of meltdown, moved quickly to pass the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and implement a broader economic strategy that would eventually allow Donald Trump to inherit sub-5 percent unemployment.
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In rural Kenya, where customary land acquisition and control are practiced and the option of buying land is unaffordable for most, relying on inheriting land may mean a long wait for younger generations who hope to earn a living from farming.
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When Mr. Giuliani was elected mayor in 1993, he named Mr. Powers chairman of his transition team and, following his advice, focused first on finding a budget director once he had discovered the size of the deficit he was inheriting.
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After news broke about Liam Hemsworth inheriting 5 new roommates earlier this week, it got us gushing over which star we'd want to have as a famous roomie ... so we whipped up a gallery of our choices for famous flatmates.
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Beset by big college loans, inheriting two wars, and facing an uncertain future of work, a majority of millennials say baby boomers have made things worse for them — and a lot of boomers agree, according to a new Axios/SurveyMonkey poll.
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Why it matters: A majority of millennials say baby boomers have made things worse for them, according to an Axios/Survey Monkey poll, as they struggle with big college loans, inheriting two wars, and facing an uncertain future of work.
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With the acquisition of Turner, they are inheriting a property that is already a part of a joined TV-targeting effort called Open AP. Go deeper: How AT&T's merger will change how we watch TV by Axios' Kim Hart
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Those nerves were merited, apparently: Though Lipinski first won election to the House in 2004, inheriting the seat from his father, he will not be a member of the House when the 117th Congress is sworn in in January 2021.
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Matthew Knowles, the father of the artists Beyoncé and Solange, recently announced that he had been told that he has a breast cancer caused by a BRCA2 gene mutation and that his children have a 50 percent chance of inheriting it.
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As she's drawn massive crowds alongside the Vermont senator in Iowa, Nevada, California and New York, progressive insiders and activists are increasingly whispering about Ocasio-Cortez inheriting the movement one day — and running for the White House with it behind her.
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"I have 35- and 40-year-old clients who are inheriting great sums of money, and they're not going to be sending out their résumés again," said Ricardo J. Armijo, a senior vice president and portfolio manager in the Birmingham, Mich.
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In small towns like my hometown, nepotism is just as natural as inheriting something from your parents, going to church on Sundays or watching the seasons go by: It is one of our customs or something that goes without saying.
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For Mr. Ramos, the conversation was another step along his journey from a rough-and-tumble childhood in Chicago to becoming a working photographer in Monterrey, Mexico, where he moved five years ago after inheriting a house from his mother.
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From allocating computational power to "interpret and understand the human language," to inheriting an algorithmic hedge fund, to investing in the exploration of the universe for novel paperclip material, the versatility of paperclips and its associated economy sees no virtual bounds.
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If a person with one copy of a cystic fibrosis gene, for example, has children with a partner who also has one copy of the mutated gene, each child has one chance in four of inheriting a mutated gene fromeach parent.
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To Kalanick's credit, Khosrowshahi is inheriting a company that has achieved massive global scale in a short period of time, and — while Lyft's market share is growing — is still the dominant player in the U.S. and other parts of the world.
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Although most coronation ceremonies for Thai kings follow Hindu Brahmin traditions, some Buddhist elements were added by the monarch's great-great grandfather King Mongkut, or Rama IV, because he spent 27 years in monkhood before inheriting the throne, scholars said.
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Regardless of which candidate goes on to claim the nomination—and even on the off chance that someone else eventually does—he'll be inheriting a party warped, perhaps irrevocably, by the ideological hard line King has been fighting throughout his political career.
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Questions about technique Based on the assumption that the newborn baby's mitochondrial DNA is not defective, Dr. John Zhang, founder of the New Hope Fertility Center in New York, is not concerned about the possibility of future children inheriting this genetic modification.
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Bloomberg's move to take over the conference (renamed the Bloomberg Global Business Forum) hasn't drawn much attention, but it's worth seeing in that context: The former New York mayor is inheriting not a conference, but a platform for an alternative American diplomacy.
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Since inheriting it upon the death of her mother in 2002, Elizabeth has loaned it to Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, for her first visit to Canada in 2009, and to Princess Kate for her Canada royal tour in July 2011, alongside Prince William.
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Image: APSarah Huckabee Sanders is slowly taking over Sean Spicer's duties as the public face of the Trump administration, and she's already inheriting his penchant for using the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room's lectern as a bully pulpit against the media.
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"Women are controlling so much wealth these days and inheriting and making much more wealth than before, so they are more conscience that they came in with little understanding and they don't want their children to be in the same position," noted Vibert.
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" Influenced by Auden, whose bleak auspices and eerie decrees rang through poems set in the industrial fringes of human thriving, Murray imagined that she was inheriting not a blank, but a waste: her job was to "recreate what is desolated, to rebuild.
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This is exactly the process that Yussef Cole dug into earlier this week in his essay on Mafia 3's interaction with the legacy of black nationalism, and in many ways Lincoln Clay is a kind of superhero figure inheriting those ideas.
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Age: 72Nationality: AmericanHow she made her fortune: Benson started her career as an interior designer, before inheriting both the New Orleans Saints, as well as NBA franchise the New Orleans Pelicans, following the death of her third husband, Tom Benson, in 2018.
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At least "The Painkiller" makes some sense as a change of a pace amid a season that concludes in August with Mr. Branagh inheriting Laurence Olivier's signature part of Archie Rice in "The Entertainer" — a role that seems in every way a fit.
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Based on the limited historical data at our disposal, it is not obvious how to balance the advantages of incorporating the peculiarities of a given state's data with the disadvantage of inheriting the competitiveness of recent elections that might not be so relevant.
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If they're the latter, like Diane Keaton's corporate killer in Baby Boom, they need to learn conventional femininity—in that film, by inheriting custody of a distant relative's baby and finding love (and success, as the maker of organic baby food, no less).
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Back at school, Noah found a cheap student apartment to sublet — he'd been bunking at his sister's, but her husband flipped out when the couple learned that Noah was inheriting the family home — and responded absent-mindedly and cruelly to a student's writing.
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When life throws a curve and milestones are met — such as graduations, a new job, getting married, having kids, buying a house, starting a business, inheriting money, getting divorced, having grandkids and financial independence and retirement — transitions bring both opportunity and risk.
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Their rival is also young: Qatar's ruling Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani took over from his father in 2013 at 33, inheriting a high-profile foreign policy that has seen his rich but tiny country exert outsized influence in the region.
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Generation Z, which the Pew Research Center defines as those who are currently ages 14 to 18, are inheriting a world nearing its "point of no return" from generations who failed to address sweeping -- even "existential" -- problems like climate change and gun violence.
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Inheriting a portfolio of assets that has accumulated wealth over decades — and notably decades during which active managers were king and ETFs barely existed — means that the new generation has an opportunity to grow and protect more of that wealth using low-cost ETFs.
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A young heir may be better off in the long run by inheriting an IRA rather than an equal sum in cash, he says, because the heir can stretch withdrawals from the IRA over a lifetime, getting tax deferral on additional gains for many years.
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It's a story that fits an era in which young people are inheriting a broken economy and a climate that may rapidly render the Earth uninhabitable, and in which the state frequently seems more likely to hasten the end than to make anything better.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. budget deficit is expected to dip during the current fiscal year but balloon over the next decade, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office said in a report on Tuesday that showed President Donald Trump inheriting a tricky long-term fiscal picture.
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Facebook's critics see it as preempting or swallowing the open web, but Facebook's application is built on many open technical standards, the company has contributed lots of open source code, and many inside Facebook see their service as inheriting the web's "connect the world" mission.
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De Mistura said U.S. priorities had already been discreetly shifting and Assad and his team were probably "feeling comfortable" at the moment, but they should be aware that Russia had no interest in "inheriting" a broken Syria with constant guerrilla warfare for years ahead.
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But she also deals realistically with the troubles of the era's women, from aristocrats blocked by the rules of primogeniture from inheriting their family lands and titles to impoverished mothers worn out from giving birth to too many children, who are now dying of hunger.
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The role changed hands again in 2008, with "Punisher: War Zone," before Marvel opted to migrate the concept to Netflix -- first within its "Daredevil" series, and then as its own stand-alone title, with Jon Bernthal ("The Walking Dead") inheriting the trademark skull insignia.
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This third and most horrible section of Mr Mugabe's career came to an undignified end because of his failing powers in old age and the increasing rapacity of his wife, who, it became increasingly clear, was bent on inheriting the throne on his death.
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SWORD OF TRUST After inheriting a sword with a dubious Civil War history from her grandfather, a woman (Jillian Bell) and her friend (Michaela Watkins) try selling it to a pawnshop owner (Marc Maron), who in turn tries his luck on the black market.
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With the feudal system in tatters, the superstitious population blames the chaos on "possessed" women, from aristocratic ladies blocked from inheriting their family lands and titles to impoverished mothers worn out from giving birth to too many children who are now dying of hunger.
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LONDON — Karen Pierce, a senior career diplomat, will become Britain's next ambassador to the United States, inheriting the tricky task of strengthening the country's somewhat frayed "special relationship" with Washington at a time when London is at odds with Washington over several critical policies.
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While the Taliban have said recently that they would respect women's rights according to Islam, including their right to education, work and owning and inheriting property, many people remain skeptical that the insurgents could stomach the progress made in Afghanistan over the past 17 years.
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And for fiction that will renew the reader's sense of hope, there's The Late Bloomers' Club by Louise Miller — a story about two sisters who end up inheriting a large piece of land in their small town and have to face the responsibility that comes with it.
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He is inheriting a role designed to protect America's public lands; yet, based on his past efforts to take away protections for endangered species, how can we trust Zinke to stand up to his Republican counterparts as they try to phase out the Endangered Species Act?
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There's at least one version of him inheriting the title of Nova from his father and then going on a redemption arc...which reminds us of someone else we know... Boyega is a prime example of the kind of black excellence filling out the Black Panther cast.
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If my late boss, mentor and friend Lloyd Bentsen were with us today, I have no doubt that he would be fighting like hell for what is right for Texas, America and for the young people who deserve better than inheriting a mess created by their elders.
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Inheriting this title in February from first female Chair Janet Yellen, Powell will be scrutinized closely by markets to see if he follows suit on the central bank's current route towards hitting its inflation target of 210.75 percent, raising rates and unwinding the Fed's balance sheet.
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State law gives the governor broad authority to set the date of special elections, and Ms. Ivey, who is a Republican, already rescheduled the Senate election once, after inheriting the governor's office in April when her predecessor, Robert Bentley, resigned in a sex and corruption scandal.
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Inheriting a baserunner, he got out of the seventh by blowing away Jose Ramirez with a high fastball and coaxing a Roberto Perez dribbler with a low one, and the rest of the way it was a couple little sliders, for effect, and a lot of gas.
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" The mother of three suspects her "precious" daughter may be inheriting some of these traits thanks to her big brothers Bingham "Bing" Hawn, 8, and Ryder Russell, 16 next month: "She's just seeing them like, 'These are my go-to's' and they're so big, and she's sprinting.
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"It's impossible to gauge the impact of this regulatory decision but I think it will be fairly disruptive (to M&A activity)," said Brad Herald of the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers, adding he understood the AER was trying to mitigate the risk of inheriting more orphan wells.
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What is not known is how much this tendency is the result of nurture (with children manifesting, in later life, behaviours learned from their parents), and how much it is caused by nature (with children inheriting from divorced parents the sorts of genes that lead to marriage-breaking behaviour).
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Though any ancestry test can quickly point out how many Latinx people have African roots within their bloodlines, generations of Latinx people inheriting European ideals and a lack of factual historical context of their ancestry have led to a pattern of anti-Black exclusion that blatantly thrives today.
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I heard about the crises in the industry: that clients who printed out Pinterest pages and said, "I want that," had unrealistic expectations; that the baby boomers are downsizing for the first time; that there is a rising generation that isn't interested in inheriting their parents' old junk.
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Carlos Gorozpe, 31, a social network and website consultant and a commentator on Primero y Diez, said he had never caught the soccer bug, instead inheriting a fondness for the Buffalo Bills from an uncle mad about the team and about college football here and in the United States.
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At the same time, if you knew ahead of time somehow that I had a genetic disorder that I knew he would be inheriting in some way and I could prevent it, well, I think, of course, as a parent, I would have that desire to prevent it.
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The forecasts set a gloomy backdrop for the IMF and World Bank annual meetings this week in Washington, where the Fund's new managing director, Kristalina Georgieva, is inheriting a range of problems, from stagnating trade to political backlash in some emerging market countries struggling with IMF-mandated austerity programs.
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Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont wants to increase significantly the tax rate that heirs must pay when inheriting large estates, to raise the top income tax rate above 50 percent and to increase taxes for businesses and for wealthy investors who earn money from dividends and capital gains.
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The forecasts set a gloomy backdrop for the IMF and World Bank annual meetings this week in Washington, where the Fund's new managing director, Kristalina Georgieva, is inheriting a range of problems, from stagnating trade to political backlash in some emerging market countries struggling with IMF-mandated austerity programs.
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That's especially true for younger generations faced with inheriting such uncertainty but who are nonetheless working toward a better future, from marginalized communities building their own internet, to using Big Data to protect the oceans, to developing an app to help Black organizers bail people out of jail.
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That the collection now belongs to a museum may feel like a win-win, but it still does not adequately resolve the issue of an individual with no ties to the history of Japanese internment camps inheriting the collection and making a profit from its sale to the museum.
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A striking example is a policy offered by Old Mutual International (OMI), a subsidiary of London-listed Quilter, which pays out a lump sum of millions of pounds to heirs in Singapore inheriting property in Britain, allowing them to foot the inheritance-tax bill without needing to sell the properties.
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Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy The Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump tries to reassure voters on economy 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 MORE, inheriting the Reagan capital markets and hitting the jackpot with the dot.
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Inheriting a windfall $21975 billion capital program wangled from the State Legislature by his predecessor at the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Richard Ravitch, Mr. Kiley presided over the replacement of hundreds of decrepit subway cars and buses, modernized stations, and improved on-time performance in a system that had been woefully neglected.
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In addition to inheriting his father's profession, he also passed down his Lontar scribes, which are collections of thin palm leaves tied together with cotton string, inscribed with medicinal recipes, diagnoses and other ancient wisdoms written in Kawi, an old Javanese language still used in traditional arts and during ceremonies.
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Prosecutors had originally indicted Mr. Lee on charges of giving or promising $27 million in bribes to foundations and business entities controlled by Choi Soon-sil, a longtime confidante of Ms. Park, to win Ms. Park's support for strengthening his control of Samsung, which he is inheriting from his ailing father.
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Consider that a 23-year-old inheriting a $2000 million IRA as a non-spouse beneficiary would be required to take a minimum distribution of $16,400 — 1.64% of the account's value in the first year, according to Jeffrey Levine, CPA and CEO of BluePrint Wealth Alliance in Garden City, New York.
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Knittel joins Airbus at a time when it faces an ongoing trade dispute with Boeing over mutual accusations of unfair subsidies, while inheriting a trade row between Canada and the United States after agreeing last month to buy the CSeries jet program from Bombardier, which Boeing has accused of dumping.
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The streaming service also made a show of Robin Wright inheriting the final season of House of Cards — "the reign of the middle-aged white man is over," her character declared in the teaser, as if this were the plan all along and not a shift necessitated by the disgraced, disappeared Kevin Spacey.
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The newest hit to be featured on The Immaculate Collection, "Vogue" has Madonna namechecking the Hollywood stars of yesteryear, from Greta Garbo to Grace Kelly to Ginger Rogers, and as a result it's hard not to also think of Madonna as inheriting a bit of their twinkly fame magic as a result.
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Roughly 2 dozen people were let go, most from high-level positions at 20th Century Fox in Los Angeles The big picture: Disney is inheriting several of 21st Century Fox's entertainment properties, including 20th Century Fox film studio, Fox cable channels including FX and National Geographic, and Fox's 30% stake in Hulu.
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You can take your pick, but my money would be on number three as the real root of the current problems: Barack Obama: Inheriting two of the longest -- and among the most profitless -- wars in America's history, the President was determined to get America out if these conflicts and not into new ones.
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"We're not safe … not on this planet … we will never really be safe again": Those are among the anxious perceptions voiced by Peter (James Norton, very ably inheriting Mr. Shannon's part), whose bad tooth soon gives way to the overriding feeling that he is being eaten — no, make that devoured — from within.
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Despite the tainted path by which Tshisekedi reached the presidency and the immense challenge of outgoing President Joseph Kabila's continuing influence, the U.S., Europe and the African Union should strongly support the reform efforts that Congolese civil society leaders are calling for to transform the deeply entrenched kleptocratic state that Tshisekedi is inheriting.
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Age: 72Nationality: AmericanHow she made her fortune: One of only five women to own majority shares in NBA team's, Benson started her career as an interior designer, before inheriting both the NBA's New Orleans Pelicans and the NFL's New Orleans Saints following the death of her third husband, Tom Benson, in 2018.
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You accumulate it by inheriting and earning money, and then doing things with that money that compounds its value — investing in a home, for starters: According to the National Association of Home Builders, primary residences accounted for about one-quarter of Americans' overall wealth in 22011, more than any other financial asset.
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It says that if, say, wealthy art collector Milburn Pennybags Sr. buys a painting for $10 that is worth $1 million when he dies years later, then Milburn Pennybags Jr. can sell it for $193 million and only pay capital gains tax on the $100,000 it's appreciated between inheriting it and selling it.
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He's also harboring quite a scandalous secret — more so than contemplating quitting football or telling his father that he wants to forgo inheriting his father's construction company for a career in music: he's been engaging in an illicit teacher/student relationship with the now young and hot Ms. Grundy (Sarah Habel) all summer long.
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"She stands on a ball, and her cloak waves in the wind, and you never know if you're going to get good luck or bad luck," said Ms. Delfino, 73, who grew up in the house, inheriting it from her mother, and now lives there with her husband, Joe Delfino, 27, and their two children.
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"She stands on a ball, and her cloak waves in the wind, and you never know if you're going to get good luck or bad luck," said Ms. Delfino, 73, who grew up in the house, inheriting it from her mother, and now lives there with her husband, Joe Delfino, 27, and their two children.
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"What I'm standing here in appreciation of, with my grandfather having just passed, is the gift of inheriting a philanthropic tradition while being empowered to make it my own," said Michael Quattrone, Mr. Rockefeller's grandson and chairman of the David Rockefeller Fund, one of four family philanthropic vehicles that Mr. Rockefeller was involved with.
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Rebuilt Military & Choice for Vets... While Trump insists on taking full credit for a recovery that in reality began and continued throughout his predecessor's term in office and resulted in him inheriting a healthy economy, low unemployment rates, and a strong stock market, so far he hasn't hasn't managed to pull his approval rating above the low 40s.
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The rest of the story is about young people, as so many young people, maybe all young people today learn how to heal from the things that have hurt them…to make the world what they want it to be, not just the world they are inheriting…and above all, how to take care of each other.
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After inheriting a large part of Picasso's estate after his death in 29, Marina Picasso started selling his artworks in order to free herself from her grandfather's tyrannous legacy, haunted by memories of his degrading behavior towards her family, ultimately resulting, she writes, in her brother's suicide at the age of 25 after, being rejected from attending Picasso's funeral.
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She was the only delegate there of her age and she was inspired to write an op-ed about that saying there should have been more young people there because young people are the future and young people will be inheriting the planet, so they should have a seat at the table when discussing climate change.
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You want to feel the pressure continually being applied, whether by that master huckster Richard Roma (Christian Slater, inheriting the role played in the 1992 film by Al Pacino) or by his older colleague Shelly "The Machine" Levene (Stanley Townsend), who will say anything if it allows him to close the deal on properties soon revealed to be worthless.
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Barclays UK is inheriting most of the education, social housing and local authority portfolio (ESHLA, GBP3 billion risk-weighted assets (RWAs)) from BNC, and the group expects that the negative cost of carrying this portfolio in will be around GBP30 million-40 million in 2H103, or the equivalent of an annualised 40bp on its net interest margin.
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Such pervasive attitudes among men are just some of the many obstacles standing in the way of efforts by women's rights activists to tackle other longstanding laws, such as those that fail to address marital rape or prevent a woman from inheriting an equal share of her family's wealth, which Tunisia is now about to challenge.
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The New Washington On this week's episode: Michael Grynbaum talks with Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, about her life growing up as the daughter of a prominent politician, inheriting her position after her celebrity predecessor Sean Spicer quit and trying to manage coverage of a tumultuous White House while mollifying a boss who believes he is his own best spokesman.
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Indigenous women in the districts of Kinnaur and Lahaul-Spiti are governed by a customary law that has been in place for nearly a century, which precludes them from inheriting ancestral property unless it is bequeathed to them directly in a will The tradition leaves unmarried women and widows destitute and dependent on male relatives, said Manjari, who grows apples in Kinnaur.
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But inheriting a role usually reserved for high-style rhetoricians (Richard Burton onstage and in a 1977 film adaptation chief among them), Zubin Varla locates a humanity in the doctor that allows us to glimpse the suppressed attraction he feels toward Alan — which is as damaging to the married man's psyche as those horses are to the sexually ambivalent boy. (Mr.
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