"It's not where we wanted to be," Elliott said, according to the Intelligencer.
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There's five of them, Vulture, The Cut, Intelligencer, The Strategist, and Grove Street.
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New York magazine's Daily Intelligencer blog ran a long excerpt from the book on Wednesday.
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"We're working as a group out there," Crosby said, according to the (Doylestown, Pa.) Intelligencer.
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The Daily Intelligencer reported that Donald Trump's campaign didn't seem to have an equivalent to Kwan.
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New York magazine's Daily Intelligencer has a good breakdown of what their exact evidence and request are.
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I was the intern they hired at the Seattle Post Intelligencer when I was 20 years old.
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"I'm sorry, I gotta go," he told them, according to a column in The Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
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"I just want everyone to think I'm the finesse queen, which I am," Preston told New York's Intelligencer.
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According to the Intelligencer report, WeWork employees were divided about new co-CEOs Artie Minson and Sebastian Gunningham.
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"There was a period when things weren't coming my way," he told The Seattle Post-Intelligencer in 21990.
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Now the company has five big digital verticals in Intelligencer, The Cut, Vulture, Grub Street, and The Strategist.
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That news comes just hours after New York Magazine's Daily Intelligencer reported that the Murdochs were turning against O'Reilly.
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This morning, Jesse Singal implored liberals to "fight for free speech" on college campuses in New York's Daily Intelligencer.
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Several such exceptions also show up in a survey of 66 mathematicians over 50, published in The Mathematical Intelligencer.
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The year before, the Seattle Post-Intelligencer shuttered its print operations and Denver's Rocky Mountain News went out of business.
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According to a 2002 Seattle Post-Intelligencer story, Harris was found to have been a playwright known as Ree Perris.
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As Max Read pointed out recently in New York magazine's Intelligencer, Twitter is only the latest company Fox has scolded.
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He became political editor of The Post-Intelligencer in Seattle and covered the eruption of Mount St. Helens in 1980.
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According to New York magazine's Daily Intelligencer, silver medal-winning figure skater Michelle Kwan is now working for Clinton's campaign staff.
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"I remember how helpless and small I felt, afraid he was going to kill her," Selam said, according to Post-Intelligencer.
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They left for Seattle when Mr. Boettiger was named publisher of The Post-Intelligencer there; his mother became an assistant editor.
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The Times-Picayune of New Orleans cut printing to three days a week, while The Seattle Post-Intelligencer is online only.
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That's when a former executive from Alliance Sports stepped in and bought back the company's assets, the Seattle Post-Intelligencer reported.
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Alongside the biweekly New York Magazine, New York Media is home to The Cut, Grub Street, Intelligencer, The Strategist and Vulture.
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Daily Intelligencer reported Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly had told outside investigators that she had been sexually harassed by the disgraced executive.
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New York Media owns the well-known biweekly magazine, along with digital sites The Cut, Grub Street, Intelligencer, The Strategist, and Vulture.
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Vox Media will now own New York Media's other popular digital brands, including The Cut, Intelligencer, Vulture, and Grub Street, among others.
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They'll discuss emerging technologies like artificial intelligencer, 5G wireless networks, quantum computing and advanced manufacturing, according to a source familiar with the plans.
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But, she's excited to be working for Clinton, though she admitted to the Daily Intelligencer it can have you feeling all the feelings.
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PEOPLE could not reach Hyatt's lawyer, Stuart Goldfarb, for comment, but he told the Seattle Post-Intelligencer his client denies touching Brodie's genitals.
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According to Intelligencer, all three were named in Epstein's black book; Ferguson and Prince Andrew were also named in his private jet log.
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In 2006, in advance of a performance in Pennsylvania, Mr. Jaffee explained the intent of the program to The Intelligencer Journal of Lancaster.
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"I love working with kids," Rowe told the Lancaster Intelligencer Journal two years later, in a story about an outdoor dance party for teens.
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The validation plan involved former Secretaries of State Colin Powell and Condoleezza Rice, in addition to former presidents and congressional Republicans, according to Intelligencer.
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Specifically, he stated "I believe the women," and "[Moore's] obviously not fit to be in the United States Senate," as reported by The Daily Intelligencer.
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The Intelligencer reports that Vice fired two senior employees after the amount of weed purchased for a video qualified the office as a marijuana distributor.
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It happened when the Seattle Post-Intelligencer reported in July 1897 that a ship had arrived in Seattle with a ton of the glittering ore.
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After graduating in 1949 with a degree in business administration, he sold ads for The Seattle Post-Intelligencer and was a print shop sales representative.
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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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Some employees worry that their time at WeWork could be a "black mark" on their résumés, according to a New York magazine Intelligencer report on Monday.
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Vox has acquired New York Media, which owns the namesake biweekly print magazine along with the websites The Cut, Grub Street, Intelligencer, The Strategist and Vulture.
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However, "the first trade took place at $21.5 a share, an indication of the fierce demand for the stock," the Seattle Post-Intelligencer reported at the time.
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She spoke in particular about a writer for New York's Intelligencer, who she said wrote "the meanest article" about her workshop, but was nice to her face.
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A West Virginia man died on Saturday when his car "spun out" and collided "nearly head-on" with another vehicle, Marshall County Sheriff Kevin Cecil told The Intelligencer.
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In Wheeling, an 8-year-old child fell into Big Wheeling Creek in the Elm Grove area, and was swept away, according to the Wheeling Intelligencer-News Register.
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In Wheeling, an 8-year-old child fell into Big Wheeling Creek, in the Elm Grove area, and was swept away, according to the Wheeling Intelligencer-News Register.
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Shortly after the Quick Reactions feature was introduced in 2018, an article from New York Magazine's Intelligencer highlighted users' frustrations, but Instagram has yet to improve the design.
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On Tuesday, the Daily Intelligencer reported that sources said Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly told outside investigators that Ailes had sexually harassed her as well about a decade ago.
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Wall Street Democrats are concerned about the fate of the nearly two dozen Democrats in the presidential circuit, New York magazine's Gabe Debenedetti writes for "Intelligencer" [Updated]: Go deeper.
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BAIER: And yes, just not a promo here, but just putting it up, most trusted by the Research Intelligencer by Brand Keys, BBC and Fox News at 87 percent.
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Google had analyzed search data for WeWork to go over WeWork's advertising plan and found there was no love lost between WeWork and the online community, according to Intelligencer.
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The most recent issue of Intelligencer: Journal of US Intelligence Studies, a publication of the Association of Former Intelligence Officers, delved deep into the theory of an acoustic attack.
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New York Media is the company behind New York Magazine and the websites The Cut (style, culture), Grub Street (food), Intelligencer (politics), The Strategist (shopping) and Vulture (pop culture).
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Daily Intelligencer, citing sources, previously reported that 21st Century Fox co-Chairmen Rupert and Lachlan Murdoch and CEO James Murdoch had decide to fire Ailes in light of the allegations.
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And if I can't claim some expertise on small town newspapers as a veteran of The Charleston Daily Mail and The Wheeling Intelligencer, then I'm not an expert at anything!
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In essence, as Read proposed in the Intelligencer, YouTube's most influential personality is using his platform in ways that could push millions of his already devoted followers toward online extremism.
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Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly told investigators she was sexually harassed by CEO Roger Ailes, the Daily Intelligencer reports, less than two weeks after Gretchen Carlson made similar allegations against him.
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According to the local paper Intelligencer, the game was called with Central Bucks West up 7-1 and 7:12 left in the third period because things simply got too heated.
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EditorsNote: fixes "Intelligencer" in eighth graf Sidney Crosby scored one goal, assisted on another and carried the Pittsburgh Penguins past the Philadelphia Flyers 24-214 Wednesday at the Wells Fargo Center.
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A story by Gabriel Debenedetti in New York Magazine's Intelligencer reveals how big Adam Neumann dreams and thinks, and how hard it may be for him to humble himself at all.
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Shaky finances have caused problems for remaining employees, including one who was stuck with a $3,000 corporate credit card bill from a card taken out in their name, The Intelligencer reports.
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WeWork's US marketing head told colleagues that online opinion was so bad that Google had discovered "the most alarming negative sentiment trends they have seen" compared with other companies, Intelligencer reported.
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WeWork's value has declined by more than $30 billion since the meeting with Google a month ago, Intelligencer reported, and its ambitious goal of going public has yet to be realized.
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When Vox Media acquired New York Media (and with it, New York magazine, Vulture, The Cut, Intelligencer, Grub Street, and The Strategist), a slew of Succession-related memes flooded the timeline.
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Tai said in a Facebook Live broadcast that her victory was a part of "the big blue wave" that Democrats have been hoping for in the upcoming midterms, according to The Intelligencer.
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Vice News employees who spoke to The Intelligencer described it as "the most diverse, creative newsroom they had ever been a part of," that covered stories more traditional newsrooms didn't get to.
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She worked as the assistant to the editor Edward Kosner and eventually became the main writer of the Intelligencer column, a widely devoured rival to The New York Post's Page Six then.
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"Neither the [Seattle Post-Intelligencer nor the Seattle Times] were even sending reporters out that last year because everyone was swept up with Major League fever"—the Mariners would be coming in 1977.
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Moss developed five separate online sites for New York magazine, including the women's issue site The Cut, pop culture site Vulture, Grub Street for food, Intelligencer for politics and the shopping site The Strategist.
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In 2008, Armisen, whose mother is Venezuelan and whose father is of German and Korean heritage, told New York Magazine's Intelligencer column that he wore honey colored makeup to portray Obama, who is biracial.
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"During her tenure as attorney general, Kane behaved in a paranoid manner and repeatedly misused her official authority to advance her personal vendettas," Steele wrote in a sentencing memo, according to the The Legal Intelligencer.
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Google analyzed WeWork searches last month and found that online sentiment about the company was so negative that it would be impossible to fix with ads, New York magazine's Intelligencer news site reported on Monday.
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In an interview published in New York magazine's "Intelligencer," Rose lashed out at O'Rourke after the Texas Democrat criticized members of the party who do not support bold action on gun control and other issues.
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It opened at a price of $21 per share, but "the first trade took place at $25.50 a share, an indication of the fierce demand for the stock," the Seattle Post-Intelligencer reported at the time.
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So my encouragement to you -- I say this is a veteran of The Wheeling Intelligencer, The Charleston Daily Mail, da, da-da, da-da, subscribe to your local -- the most local news source that you can.
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This month, they welcome the comedian Ted Alexandro and the writer Eric Levitz from New York magazine's Intelligencer, while Rebecca Vigil, Katie Hartman and Emma Vernon provide the play-by-play and color commentary through improv.
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He then reportedly said he stabbed her "too many (times) to count," Kent police said, and reached for the second knife after he reportedly broke the first one in the violent attack, according to the Post-Intelligencer.
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On a recent Saturday morning I was catching up on some reading and happened across an article by Eric Levitz in New York magazine's "Daily Intelligencer" chronicling a recent speech given by Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen.
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Read more: New charges against Jeffrey Epstein highlight his reported past ties to the British royal familyAccording to a July 22 article from NY Magazine's Intelligencer, a number of royals and royal connections were among Epstein's contacts.
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According to New York Magazine's Daily Intelligencer, two sources claim 21st Century Fox co-Chairmen Rupert Murdoch and Lachlan Murdoch and CEO James Murdoch will remove Ailes from his current post of chairman and CEO of Fox News.
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In an in-depth profile of the 18-year-old, New York Magazine's Daily Intelligencer reports that not only does Hogg want to enter politics, but he plans to do so soon — when he turns 25 years old.
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The bargaining group is made up of print and digital staffers, including writers, editors, producers, copy editors, fact checkers, and other non-managers at the magazine and its digital verticals — the Cut, Vulture, Intelligencer, Grub Street, and Strategist.
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The Research Intelligencer study, conducted via Brand Keys, analyzed 2000,012 viewers who rated both broadcast and cable news organizations that they watch at least three times per week to determine how those brands resonated from a trust standpoint.
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Two former Obama aides told New York Magazine's newly relaunched Intelligencer that the administration devised a bipartisan plan to validate the election results and reveal the intelligence community's conclusion that Russian interference had sought to promote Trump's campaign.
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"Thousands of people who worked tirelessly, because there's no other way to do it there, are going to end up screwed financially because they took lower income to have more equity that has disintegrated," one executive told Intelligencer.
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It has built up a collection of online brands, including Vulture, The Cut and Daily Intelligencer, and its sites now have roughly 16 million unique online visitors a month, up 19 percent in the last year, according to comScore.
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It bought Recode back in 2015 and recently acquired the publisher behind New York Magazine to expand its purview into paper publications and get its hands on the popular New York websites Intelligencer, The Cut, Vulture and Grub Street.
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New York Magazine's Daily Intelligencer reported that an executive said that long-time Fox News and Fox Business Network executive vice president of corporate communications Irena Briganti, who infamously runs the network's public relations department, will be let go with Ailes.
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The Seattle Post-Intelligencer captured this sentiment well in 2004, during Jennings's lengthy run: Had [Jennings] flogged us with his preternatural smarts all these months, letting his brainiac achievements swell up his head, would we care as much as we do?
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In the Seattle Post-Intelligencer on Thursday, a local scribe — or at least a headline writer who never read the actual article — set out to examine the merits of the two proposals from the Oak View Group and Seattle Partners.
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But now, as reports of the chaotic, alcohol-fueled culture at WeWork proliferate, employees are getting nervous that the experience could actually count against them as they look for new jobs, an executive told Reeves Wiedeman at New York magazine's Intelligencer.
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Be smart: New York Media, which also owns a handful of digital news and culture sites, like The Cut, The Strategist, Grub Street, the Intelligencer and Vulture, has in many ways grown its company in a similar fashion as Vox Media.
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"I came from a childhood where I spent a lot of time alone and a lot of time just living with my imagination, and a certain amount of the adult world was kind of alienating," he told the Seattle Post-Intelligencer in 2006.
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In 2002, The Seattle Post-Intelligencer published an investigation that revealed she had a list of aliases and a longer list of former colleagues on the local theater scene who said they had been cheated out of money and questioned her Jamaican background.
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So though WeWork had been on an upward trajectory for nearly a decade, any effort to buy ads to combat all the negative online content would "blow through our weekly paid search budget in a few hours," the marketing head wrote, according to Intelligencer.
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Granted, some of the videos that include certain hashtags may have nothing to do with what you're looking for — as Intelligencer noted last November, some TikTok creators add trending hashtags to their videos in hopes their work will land on the For You Page.
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But, in an excerpt from journalist Michael Wolff's upcoming book Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House published in New York's Daily Intelligencer, the author seems to have gained new insight into at least one aspect of the President's often mystifying 'do: its unique color.
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Read more: How WeWork spiraled from a $47 billion valuation to talk of bankruptcy in just 6 weeksOn a call with senior employees the next day, Gunningham warned anyone not on board with a potentially difficult transition that they "should probably consider getting out," Intelligencer reported.
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After writing on Twitter that she felt "horrible" that BuzzFeed may have been emboldened to lay off staff partly because of the popularity of her unpaid work, she had a moment in the media spotlight when she was interviewed at length for New York magazine's Intelligencer site.
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Daily Intelligencer points out that the New York Botanical Gardens' Amorphophallus titanum—better known as the "corpse flower" due to its distinct smell—is set to bloom any moment now, marking the first time this kind of plant has opened its stinky fronds in the garden in 77 years.
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Hogg said in an interview with New York magazine's Daily Intelligencer that Republicans are successful because they empower young people such as Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanPaul Ryan moving family to Washington Embattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway MORE (Wis.) and Sen.
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When the head of US marketing for the beleaguered startup WeWork met with Google representatives in August — weeks before it would seek investors in an initial public offering — the coworking giant learned that its online sentiment was alarmingly negative, Reeves Wiedeman reported for New York magazine's Intelligencer news site on Monday.
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Outlets that have followed Gawker's lead include the original online magazines Slate and Salon; destination sites like Vice Media, HuffPost, Refinery29, The Dodo and Vox; the humor site The Onion; the podcasting company Gimlet Media; the music site Pitchfork; and New York Magazine's online verticals The Cut, Vulture and Intelligencer.
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The action came after authorities in Washington State searched two homes and, according to the Seattle Post-Intelligencer and the Issaquah Press, found about a hundred dogs living in feces-covered stacked crates, walking in neurotic circles from constant confinement, and desperately in need of medical care, some so badly malnourished their jawbones were decomposed or gone.
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Read more: Sex, Tequila, and a tiger: Employees inside Adam Neumann's WeWork talk about the nonstop partying to attain a $100 billion dream and the messy reality that tanked itOn September 24, the day Neumann was ousted from WeWork, the new co-CEOs sent a company-wide memo announcing their new roles in the company, Intelligencer reported.
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They were also needed because of the confusion caused by the way the announcement was made and the questions staffers now had about the acquisition of New York Media, which owns the namesake print magazine and the websites The Cut, Grub Street, Intelligencer and Vulture, by Vox Media, owner of a family of websites that include Vox, The Verge and Recode.
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On New York Magazine's Daily Intelligencer, though, an article published this morning before Acosta's announcements argues that while he's one of the more conventional of the people Trump was considering, his record isn't squeaky-clean: However, it appears that Acosta has actually made a few moves that are overtly honorable, such as defending the rights of Muslim Americans in front of Congress in 2011.
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