But Roku plus Fire would make the e-commerce juggernaut into an OTT ad juggernaut.
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And I love a good record-breaking juggernaut, even when I don't love the juggernaut itself.
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The Juggernaut began as a free newsletter that led to the launch of a subscription-based site in February 2019 The Juggernaut began as a free newsletter that led to the launch of a subscription-based site in February 2019 Sur's journey into media, and The Juggernaut, started with her InkMango newsletter last September.
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W was supposed to be an unstoppable juggernaut, but the juggernaut slowed considerably and the Bush team had to pull out all the stops to beat his chief opponent in South Carolina.
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Frank Bruni Were Brakes Just Put on the Trump Juggernaut?
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Or will he hitch his wagon to the Warriors juggernaut?
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It's visually stunning, wholesome, funny, and a box office juggernaut.
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For a supposed juggernaut, the Seahawks were punchless on offense.
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Faced with the calorie juggernaut, none has gained wide acceptance.
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Maisel) and, of course, limited series (juggernaut Big Little Lies).
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Very little stands in the way of his bloody juggernaut.
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Help your homie honor the conservative juggernaut with this decal.
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Trump's campaign has become a juggernaut in the fundraising battle.
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What could this pop culture juggernaut of a catchphrase be?
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The Juggernaut: A subscription publication focusing on South Asian stories.
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He created a television juggernaut that transformed the news business.
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Defensible strategies for food tech entrepreneurs facing the Amazon juggernaut
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Ten years later, they've once again become a coffee juggernaut.
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The Juggernaut is part of Y Combinator's Winter 2019 class.
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Sanders was an obscure senator going up against a juggernaut.
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Still, Michigan State appears more and more like a juggernaut.
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The series is a cultural juggernaut, especially on the internet.
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Head coach Tony Bennett has built a juggernaut in Charlottesville.
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The performance showed the power of Jeff Bezos' internet juggernaut.
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In that case, the Tory juggernaut might roar through London, too.
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But the A.A.C. has offered little resistance to the UConn juggernaut.
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He also has created a juggernaut in Seattle in that regard.
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Shares of Chinese tech juggernaut Tencent soared more than 3 percent.
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Otherwise it risks continuing to slip further behind the Instagram juggernaut.
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I'm confident that once he gets rolling it'll be a juggernaut.
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Meantime, a few small cracks were appearing in the Texas juggernaut.
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But the movie was not always destined to be a juggernaut.
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Apocalyptic zombie thriller 'The Walking Dead' is a modern TV juggernaut.
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He faced down the Clinton juggernaut and fought for his principles.
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Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen becomes an entertainment juggernaut.
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The bond juggernaut is now tailgating; the stockmarket is losing momentum.
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Beijing's economic juggernaut has bailed the country out on several occasions.
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Against an even-strength juggernaut like the Bruins, it's borderline impossible.
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Standard Cognition helps retail stores stand up to Jeff Bezos' juggernaut.
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Obama himself recognized that he was sitting atop an organizing juggernaut.
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Trainspotting arrived in the UK like a juggernaut, ram-raiding theaters.
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But development is a juggernaut, and for some it is welcome.
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"Star Wars" is a box-office juggernaut — but not in China.
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K), the Chinese e-commerce juggernaut, and Yahoo Japan Corp (4689.
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How do you nurture that now that BAM is a juggernaut?
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Running it back for 22016, the Jets aren't exactly a juggernaut.
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Strategies Netflix, the streaming-video juggernaut, is growing with astonishing speed.
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But Sanders was the progressive alternative to Clinton's juggernaut that year.
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You see, even without international users, TGP is already a juggernaut.
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"Justice League" was supposed to be the ultimate box office juggernaut.
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Black remains CEO of Apollo, the private-equity juggernaut he founded.
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China, the world's coal juggernaut, will follow later in the day.
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Texas remains a juggernaut, with America's top workforce and best infrastructure.
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As for Bloomberg's spending juggernaut, it has no signs of slowing.
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"Amazon is a juggernaut," the "Mad Money " host said on Wednesday.
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The pop-cultural juggernaut every King fan must eventually reckon with.
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Chinese tech juggernaut Tencent committed $400 million during Meituan's highly anticipated IPO.
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And sometimes, an entire village has to intervene to halt the juggernaut.
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As it stands, it still has the feeling of an awards juggernaut.
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The NFL is an economic juggernaut and a classically culturally uniting entity.
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You can find out more about The Juggernaut at its website (here).
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Up until the breakup, Fifth Harmony was approaching pop culture juggernaut status.
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Juggernaut is available on Android, and will launch on iOS next week.
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But will any amount of advertising be enough against the Samsung juggernaut?
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There's no denying that Game of Thrones is a rare cultural juggernaut.
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The case of Jake "The Juggernaut" Ellenberger perfectly summed up July 30th.
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"This is a Tory juggernaut," says David Cowling of King's College London.
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But in 2019, there are fewer available plays for the funding juggernaut.
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Its other sports juggernaut "FIFA 17" will hit shelves on Sept. 27.
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Hillary Clinton is a juggernaut, and then she's beaten by Barack Obama.
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Cain Marko, the man inside the Juggernaut armor, is Professor X's stepbrother.
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Amazon, an e-commerce juggernaut, bought Twitch in 2014 for nearly $1bn.
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It's the perfect time to catch up on the science fiction juggernaut.
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This charging station juggernaut can charge up to nine devices at once.
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Twitter now has to deal not only with Facebook being the juggernaut.
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Yet even that controversy hasn't seemed to slow down the social juggernaut.
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The 1992 campaign began with signs that the Republican juggernaut had weakened.
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Bayern Munich is a juggernaut, the German champion a record 26 times.
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Sanders, meanwhile, has used analytics to build a small-dollar fundraising juggernaut.
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America's safety net is ill-prepared for such a job-destroying juggernaut.
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To put things into perspective, it took a juggernaut like Apple Inc.
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Still, Texas remains a juggernaut, with America's top workforce and best infrastructure.
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But there's a reason this movie turned Pixar into a filmmaking juggernaut.
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But it has thrown sand in the gears of China's industrial juggernaut.
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At the time, Hall's late-night talk show was a cultural juggernaut.
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They were a juggernaut under Wentz and still have a loaded roster.
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Take the 1974 suspense film "Juggernaut," starring Anthony Hopkins and Omar Sharif .
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I don't claim much credit for that — I'm piggybacking on a juggernaut.
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The German export juggernaut has a 2202-percent current account surplus globally.
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By this point, Disney managed to turn Marvel into a merchandising juggernaut.
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The genre is a juggernaut that shows no signs of slowing down.
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But her campaign has defied the doubters to become a fundraising juggernaut.
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Those moments proved to be a fundraising and digital juggernaut in 2018.
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"Almost Famous" became a cultural juggernaut when it came out in 2000.
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First there's "Frozen 2," a sequel to 2013's animated musical juggernaut.
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If tinier screens hobbled Google's ad juggernaut, wait until the screens disappear.
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Clearly the interest stopped before this could overtake the Thin Mint juggernaut. 20163.
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But what else would an entertainment juggernaut deliver in a movie like this?
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The chance that they will stop the Brexit juggernaut, however, is virtually nil.
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Sedin's winning was the last top prize in the game, called Juggernaut Jackpot.
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First, it focused on developing an American economic answer to the Chinese juggernaut.
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Trump's lily-white juggernaut is defined by its whiteness in deeply unsettling ways.
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Competing with the commerce juggernaut on price or selection is a fool's game.
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The juggernaut has been facing increased pressure to improve conditions in its warehouses.
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Uber's legal challenge comes at an awkward time for the ride-hailing juggernaut.
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She's certainly not alone in wanting to cash in on the Trump juggernaut.
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But the bigger monetization play is in ads where Facebook is a juggernaut.
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Amazon's annual reports usually first highlight the "intense competition" the retail juggernaut faces.
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A new report suggests that social media juggernaut Instagram may be in trouble.
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Like Aadhaar, Facebook is a juggernaut dimly understood even by its own creators.
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Way Bay is an astounding curiosity, but could have been an absolute juggernaut.
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And it was pretty damn good for the sexting app-turned-digital juggernaut.
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It's turned into a $300 billion juggernaut thanks to the world's biggest brands.
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Now "Wizarding World" will help Universal better compete with theme park juggernaut Disney.
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It's a fine lineup, but it's certainly not one that screams offensive juggernaut.
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Facebook is the juggernaut here, far and away the biggest source of traffic.
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More broadly, the $540 billion Facebook's advertising juggernaut keeps throwing off sales growth.
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So what happens when the fake news juggernaut also sweeps up ordinary citizens?
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But they pine over the high-growth juggernaut that is Netflix, Cramer said.
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After 15 seasons on Fox, the juggernaut franchise is being resurrected by ABC.
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In the intervening years, the ethanol industry has ballooned into an economic juggernaut.
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The costume highlights Beyond Meat's explosive rise as a cultural juggernaut in 2019.
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Mr. Mitchell recently started a podcast, "The Juggernaut Show," about living with disabilities.
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And Fox News, with juggernaut ratings and ad revenue, commands a devoted audience.
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Even against the juggernaut of the Yankees lineup, deGrom was a capable foe.
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Even Chapman, arguably the Yankees' best reliever, could not stop the Astros' juggernaut.
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In a highly fragmented television landscape, the NFL is the biggest ratings juggernaut.
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Sanders' perceived juggernaut status could look very different a few hours from now.
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Mr. Lorch's basketball juggernaut steered players to St. John's, North Carolina and beyond.
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In 2014, Google's education juggernaut hit a speed bump in Chicago Public Schools.
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Maisel was a Golden Globes juggernaut long before its eventual 2017 Emmys domination.
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The children&aposs deaths did little to stop Tann&aposs baby-adoption juggernaut.
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But Washington still has to deal with the conference's juggernaut, the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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Amazon invested heavily in its web services subsidiary, becoming a cloud computing juggernaut.
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Apple enters the next decade as a juggernaut with several massively profitable products.
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Or a cumulative juggernaut that is operating outside the purlieus of human agency.
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N) looks on track to defeat soccer juggernaut and archrival Adidas AG (ADSGn.
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And a rare glimpse into the size of the private ride-hailing juggernaut.
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Some 22 miles northeast, another Midwest juggernaut was having a career-defining year.
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So far, most attempts to neutralize the Islamic State's media juggernaut have proven inept.
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Only I'm not even sure Apple is in full control of its juggernaut anymore.
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Investors include Google, Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba, and Silicon Valley juggernaut Andreessen Horowitz.
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Could it be that Mr Modi's vaunted electoral juggernaut was not invincible after all?
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Robot" winning the Globe for best drama, beating the HBO juggernaut "Game of Thrones.
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Before Fox News became a financial juggernaut, Murdoch had to stomach years of losses.
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It's a surprising move for the juggernaut, which would normally leave well enough alone.
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In fact, it was this vision that made Apple the juggernaut it is today.
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Another tech juggernaut appears to be cribbing from the ephemeral messaging app, as well.
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But that runs counter to Apple's business goal of creating a streaming services juggernaut.
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Who knew then that it would go on to become such a TV juggernaut?
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Facebook sat back and watched Snapchat turn into a juggernaut with its Stories feature.
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And that's just this giant juggernaut which is, you know, it's a food brand.
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You hung it up in 2010, just before the Warriors turned into a juggernaut.
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"We look at Singapore as a country, it's been a technological juggernaut," Tandon said.
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It turns out Jacobson is happy to talk about the apparel juggernaut he created.
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And all that time spent on Facebook has turned it into an advertising juggernaut.
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Another top laning juggernaut, TrAce has been crucial in Jin Air Greenwings' positive performance.
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Then CEO Michael Johnson had helped build the business into a fast-growing juggernaut.
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She holds powerful leverage as a fundraising juggernaut and key decider in committee assignments.
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Articles soon labeled the Terriers a juggernaut, a sure bet for the Frozen Four.
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For over 10 years, the wildly popular game "Minecraft" has been a cultural juggernaut.
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But Sanders has proven to be a fundraising juggernaut even without the website plugs.
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Aubrey runs a product team within Amazon's juggernaut search business and was Dallaire's peer.
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Xiaomi, founded just eight years ago in Beijing, quickly became a global tech juggernaut.
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As the co-founder of software juggernaut Microsoft, Gates is worth almost $89 billion.
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In 1999, Boulis sold Miami Subs Grill to the hot dog juggernaut Nathan's Famous.
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Curiously, the still-private ride-hailing juggernaut Uber was also identified as a star.
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With its $9.5 billion takeover offer this week for Chinese food-delivery juggernaut Ele.
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Whether it is a cause or symptom of social decay, Maury remains a juggernaut.
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Today, the group is a mere shadow of the terrorist juggernaut it once was.
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Quantitative investing has blossomed as a money-making juggernaut using techniques never seen before.
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Other critics recognized "Woman in the Moon" as a juggernaut, beyond good and evil.
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The parade was monumental in that it began something; it was like a juggernaut.
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For years, Mr. Lester was also a headline-generating juggernaut for the local paper.
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He quickly took an unconventional approach in turning the team into an offensive juggernaut.
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The Sanders juggernaut does not appear to be a flash-in-the-pan candidacy.
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And he didn't set out to be the CEO of an e-commerce juggernaut.
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Other bricks-and-mortar retailers are struggling as well because of the Amazon juggernaut.
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In Deadpool 2 we see the return of a fan-favourite brute mutant, Juggernaut.
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L.S.U. came into this game as a juggernaut because they dominated the Southeastern Conference.
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Atlético is not a commercial juggernaut, like Bayern, or a luxury brand, like United.
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If they can piece together a respectable offensive line, they could be a juggernaut.
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And he didn't set out to be the CEO of an e-commerce juggernaut.
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Like Huawei, a juggernaut of a Chinese phone maker, now expanding outside of Asia.
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Before he created the theater juggernaut Hamilton, Lin-Manuel Miranda created In the Heights.
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Earlier this month, the co-working juggernaut announced that it was essentially going vegetarian.
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The porn juggernaut sponsors a local roller hockey team called Two Girls, One Puck.
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Trump's decision could very well dictate if he can seriously compete against the Clinton juggernaut.
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Chinese juggernaut Tencent saw its stock rise 2.84 percent and China Literature gained 3.28 percent.
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That's because the latest offering from the Seattle-based retail juggernaut isn't exactly dog friendly.
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Perhaps the retail juggernaut is waiting to see who else will throw them imaginary money.
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Separately, the pharmaceutical juggernaut Bayer, which recently bought Monsanto, has seen its stock prices plunge.
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In 1996, "Jerry Maguire" was released and became a cultural juggernaut and a classic film.
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It's also rare for the Tigers to have a superstar quarterback leading its juggernaut attack.
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None have been more successful in cultivating these relationships than the juggernaut that is BTS.
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Like its AOL deal, the Yahoo deal is about turning Verizon into an advertising juggernaut.
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The intense anxiety over China's rising is reminiscent of U.S. fear of Japan's economic juggernaut.
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It remains to be seen whether The Break will become the next late night juggernaut.
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Indeed, NTJ is no jihadist juggernaut; it's an entity mostly known for defacing Buddhist statues.
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Historically, such shutdowns seem barely to have budged the juggernaut that is the American economy.
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But Feige's answer also points to the way this movie could become an Oscar juggernaut.
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SoftBank shatters that norm with its juggernaut $100 billion Vision Fund plus its Innovation Fund.
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Zoetis is a former subsidiary of Pfizer, a pharmacological juggernaut that's mastered slick TV advertising.
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Alongside a label sign from Drake's juggernaut OVO Sound, it was clear Woods had potential.
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But so far, efforts to stop the Trump juggernaut have made little impression on voters.
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The juggernaut of a video has more than 800 million views as of December 2017.
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We get it: Game of Thrones is a cultural juggernaut that people talk about constantly.
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Now, the super PAC will go down in history as yet another failed Murphy juggernaut.
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The fact that it's turned into an internet juggernaut was entirely the result of luck.
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Last night's "Stormborn" was a juggernaut of long-awaited plot developments, one after the other.
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It's just become the first-ever investment by crypto exchange juggernaut Coinbase's new venture fund.
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As he built Fox News into a juggernaut, it took on aspects of his personality.
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Cramer knows that a juggernaut stock market can be instrumental in sending technology stocks soaring.
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Amazon has made no secret about its quest to become a logistics and transportation juggernaut.
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For any other candidate, taking on the Fox News juggernaut would amount to political suicide.
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The social network has become a juggernaut in just the fourteen years of its existence.
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The news freaked out investors in dating juggernaut Match Group, which owns Tinder, OKCupid, Match.
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Four and a half years ago, Uber wasn't the ride-hailing juggernaut it is today.
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Here are 15 intriguing takeaways from our intimate encounters with the scary-brilliant retail juggernaut.
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But can an online debate truly affect the policy of a $1.6 billion entertainment juggernaut?
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"There's been some controversy about 'Hamilton,' this big juggernaut, coming to Puerto Rico," he said.
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President Donald Trump seemingly took a swipe at the internet juggernaut suggesting otherwise on Wednesday.
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The sexy Beyond Burger costume highlights Beyond Meat's rise as a cultural juggernaut in 2019.
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One, of course, is Alabama, the perennial juggernaut that Bryant both played for and coached.
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Inside the catastrophe at Mode Media, the once $173 billion juggernaut that suddenly went bust.
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The combination of Smith, Kareem Hunt and Tyreek Hill has made Kansas City a juggernaut.
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The usually fractious opposition has come up with a unified strategy to stop his juggernaut.
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Facing what looked like an intimidating Clinton juggernaut, Biden chose not to run in 73.
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They lost 111 games, the nadir of a downturn designed to make them a juggernaut.
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Sanders has created a fundraising juggernaut grounded in a huge national base of small donors.
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It is why Dodgers Manager Dave Roberts delights in batting Turner third for his juggernaut.
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Its patent licensing arm is a $2628 billion juggernaut — 28503,22019 patents issued and pending strong.
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Audio juggernaut Sonos has finally made a portable Bluetooth speaker, and it's pretty darn great.
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The Warriors just held the Houston offensive juggernaut under 100 points in five straight games.
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"I would caution you about the tentacles of your public relations juggernaut," Burke told Rotunno.
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Instead, babies themselves made it a juggernaut, by relentlessly clicking Play on their parents' phones.
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It's a common sense approach to what at times seems like an intractable policy juggernaut.
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He went to FCS juggernaut North Dakota State and won a bunch of football games.
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People love competitive cooking shows; competitive cooking shows turned the Food Network into a juggernaut.
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Last year, EDM juggernaut Insomniac announced an initiative to bring drug education to their events.
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And the Right to Rise juggernaut has now emerged as the poster child for donors' impotence.
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But all that talk of turning it into some kind of media-spanning juggernaut never materialized.
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They have yet to resemble last season's juggernaut that led the majors in many hitting categories.
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Bernie Sanders is a fundraising juggernaut, and his performance on Tuesday night probably doesn't change that.
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A media company formerly best known for children's entertainment has rapidly grown into a media juggernaut.
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The beer juggernaut wants badly to increase sales in emerging markets, like Latin America and Africa.
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Now, the West has swung from discounting Chinese innovation to panicking, depicting an unstoppable tech juggernaut.
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The idea is that hefty losses now are laying the foundation for a future profit juggernaut.
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He is the author of three books, including a history of the television juggernaut, American Idol.
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The video juggernaut had about 250 million active users in India at the end of 2017.
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With each one of those product categories, Google is competing with a different tech industry juggernaut.
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For investors in equities, bond yields are the juggernaut that looms menacingly in the wing mirror.
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These party actors and donors weren't bullied into joining the Clinton juggernaut—they did it willingly.
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What happens when a Black Lives Matter zeitgeist collides with a White Lives Matter political juggernaut?
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Over the next four-plus decades, she turned NFM into a juggernaut that drew Buffett's attention.
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But Black Panther, the movie, is a juggernaut the likes of which Marvel hasn't seen before.
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In a year in which everyone has looked human, the Crimson Tide have been the juggernaut.
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Yet the hullabaloo points to an indisputable fact: Facebook is a juggernaut, with growing political influence.
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When it comes to the collectors' market, Lamborghini lags far behind the juggernaut that is Ferrari.
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NBC News was for years the network juggernaut that raked in the ratings and the cash.
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Star Wars: The Force Awakens has been nothing short of a cultural juggernaut since its release.
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Some jeered when Elon Musk proposed creating a solar power juggernaut by having Tesla buy SolarCity.
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Still, this would be a good time for Black Mirror to tackle such a scientific juggernaut.
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With a huge wireless business, too, the combination would be a new kind of media juggernaut.
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Over the years, PayPal has transformed from a small payments site to a massive financial juggernaut.
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But the enterprise customization necessary to connect with different clients isn't typical for the search juggernaut.
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But "Juggernaut" was the first hint that Until Your Heart Stops wasn't solely concerned with aggression.
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Whether Box of Microphones will be the next Lip Sync Battle juggernaut remains to be seen.
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Many were looking to another upcoming convention juggernaut, Austin's South by Southwest Festival, to follow suit.
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Is it a juggernaut that, like Amazon before it, will someday flip the switch to profitability?
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Mero is pro Game of Thrones, calling it a "cultural juggernaut," whereas Desus thinks it's overrated.
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But as they head toward October, they do not have the look of a cruising juggernaut.
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Although the country is a research juggernaut, ethical controls are uneven, at best, and sometimes nonexistent.
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The country is an oil-producing juggernaut and has the spare capacity to quickly raise production.
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But what really has made the Shopify platform a bit of a juggernaut is its comprehensiveness.
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Disney's takeover of 21st Century Fox in March has created a juggernaut worth just under $240bn.
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While CBS was early, All Access never became the streaming juggernaut the company hoped it would.
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"I will caution you about the tentacles of your public relations juggernaut," Burke told the lawyers.
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"By cultural standards, it's a juggernaut, far exceeding the impact of Facebook and Snapchat, even Instagram."
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This leaves company founder Marc Benioff as the sole CEO and chair of the CRM juggernaut.
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Now imagine you're a billionaire running a philanthropic juggernaut or one of America's most dynamic companies.
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It was the juggernaut that everyone was talking about and earned a record 13 Oscar nominations.
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"SportsNation" was never a ratings juggernaut, but it became a staple of ESPN2's afternoon programming.
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Google fed those clues into a personalized advertising machine and the company became a global juggernaut.
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He was also a fundraising juggernaut — an area of campaigning where Trump could use some help.
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Wal-Mart is prepared to "simultaneously sidestep the [Amazon] juggernaut," Goldman Sachs analyst Matthew Fassler said.
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Now the company adds the Midwestern venture capital juggernaut Drive Capital to its stable of investors.
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Imagining Marvel, now a bona fide entertainment juggernaut, as an underdog is difficult, if not hilarious.
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The move is a blow to Netflix, on which "The Office" has been a viewership juggernaut.
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Spanish juggernaut Real Madrid fell to second, but its value still rose 12 percent to $3.7 billion.
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"There's roughly zero chance they could do anything to slow down the 'Deadpool' juggernaut," Mr. Chachkes said.
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Sure, but they can't be counted on to be the juggernaut we've seen the past two seasons.
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Still, "30 for 30" is one of the few showcases where the sports juggernaut consistently aims higher.
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The House minority leader, a fundraising juggernaut, has been raising boatloads of campaign cash for her members.
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Not because he's an unstoppable juggernaut, but because it's going to take a Democrat to stop him.
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Old Fourth Ward / Poncey HighlandO4W's biggest trademark may now be the billboards for email marketing juggernaut Mailchimp.
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It's clear, however, that they're not quite in New England's league as an AFC juggernaut just yet.
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Supply-side reform and environmental clampdown do not appear to have stopped the Chinese aluminum production juggernaut.
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Observers have paid special attention to young evangelicals as they look for cracks in the electoral juggernaut.
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Peele's film is a juggernaut, with every detail racing toward its apocalyptic revelations of conspiracy and hate.
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Clinton's Brooklyn headquarters has also started to turn from a primary campaign to a general election juggernaut.
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"Bernie's New Hampshire juggernaut," by Alexander Zaitchik Inside the movement to overwhelm a small state with votes.
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Ted Cruz was based around a juggernaut fundraising operation that ended up bringing in almost $80 million.
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First we have Juggernaut, the hulking Icebox inmate who teams up with Firefist to cause some havoc.
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But now that the relationship is movie-official, it's likely we haven't seen the last of Juggernaut.
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Diehards will stick with the GOP presidential candidate to the end, but his campaign is no juggernaut.
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The platform is obviously following in the footsteps of rivals like social juggernaut Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
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On Wall Street, analysts mostly stuck by the internet juggernaut, tweaking estimates and lowering price targets slightly.
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But it needs to keep selling more and more of them to keep up its juggernaut growth.
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The festival has grown from obscure roots into a weeklong juggernaut of tech, politics and entertainment. Sen.
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The buyer is a newly formed entity primarily owned by U.S. private equity firm Juggernaut Capital Partners.
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N which have outsmarted the retail juggernaut in smaller cities with deep discounts and group-buying deals.
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Supply-side reform and environmental clampdown do not appear to have stopped the Chinese aluminium production juggernaut.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer knows that a juggernaut stock market can be instrumental in sending technology stocks soaring.
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"Spectre" (2015), Mendes's second Bond film, was a juggernaut that grossed eight hundred and eighty million dollars.
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The social media juggernaut is also the sole commercial tenant of the 181 Fremont mixed-use tower.
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Baby Bubbles's competitor, Tot Squad, has a location in a Midtown office building and juggernaut-like aspirations.
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Ryan's help is significant because of the house speaker's fundraising prowess and juggernaut of a political operation.
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The two tracks that followed, "Terminal Deity" and "Juggernaut," were further proof of Cave In's creative genius.
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Chen, the Yuanta analyst, said Chinese smartphone juggernaut Xiaomi could be a model for Foxconn to emulate.
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Over the last 03 years, the baseball showcase industry has ballooned into a multi-million-dollar juggernaut.
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Towns, Butler lead Timberwolves past Jazz SALT LAKE CITY — Minnesota is quickly turning into an offensive juggernaut.
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Sanders has already proven to be a fundraising juggernaut in the first week of his presidential run.
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Kelly and Gori's eight-years-running Spring/Break Art Fair is a juggernaut in this DIY world.
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He brought on Tim Weah, the 18-year-old forward from the French juggernaut Paris Saint-Germain.
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That basically happened except that Samsung rolled in like a juggernaut and sucked all the air up.
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Read more: Starbucks is reimagining the core belief that turned the chain into a $88 billion juggernaut
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For a month, the party's media juggernaut claimed that Turkey's enemies had plotted the fall of Istanbul.
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This Hamilton's juggernaut energy and show-off confidence make him both obnoxious and affecting in revelatory ways.
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The company is a dominant force in e-commerce, and its cloud-computing division is a juggernaut.
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And it is unclear if the Porsche and Piëch families want to split up the vw juggernaut.
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As insurance against another juggernaut Georgia team, Alabama should really try for an undefeated regular season. Nov.
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The idea was to create a juggernaut, but combining the two companies proved a hugely expensive misstep.
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In 21999 N.F.L. seasons, mostly with the Vikings, Doleman was a 21988-pound juggernaut, recording 21989½ sacks.
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But a fracking expansion juggernaut is subverting state and local attempts to keep fracking's negative impacts out.
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Like Trump, the Patriots are a divisive juggernaut that tend to engender strong passions for and against.
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As a result, Huawei became a telecom juggernaut not just in China, but all over the world.
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Rovio helped usher in the rise of smartphone games, building a juggernaut around the Angry Birds brand.
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Madonna is in it, too, in the midst of her rise from pop curiosity to cultural juggernaut.
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But the Knicks, no one's idea of an offensive juggernaut, scored 69 points in the first half.
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The resulting process was not just a metaphorical rescue, but a juggernaut of legal and legislative issues.
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Fogelson understands that Simonds intends to turn his film division into the headlamps of an entertainment juggernaut.
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JAPAN ONCE offered a cautionary tale of how macroeconomic mismanagement could transform a juggernaut into a laggard.
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Still, it's difficult to divorce Cats from its creator, or the new movie from the Broadway juggernaut.
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"The job market juggernaut marches on," Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, said in a statement.
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From 2008 to this year, he revitalized that organization and helped transform it into a political juggernaut.
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These events have led to a fair share of outrage, but it hasn't exactly sunk the juggernaut.
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She turned in what would eventually become the juggernaut that is Meredith Grey's (Ellen Pompeo) history-breaking story.
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It's a moment viewers have been eagerly anticipating long before ABC's reality juggernaut kicked off in early January.
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The web is a commercial juggernaut and it exists for MSNBC, not me or any other small artist.
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"As the juggernaut of 'Fun Home' kept going, I started to feel — finally, at last — overexposed," Bechdel said.
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Netflix is becoming a comedy juggernaut, showing just how much the network has grown compared to its competition.
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But not every tech-for-good initiative can be M-PESA, the juggernaut mobile money system of Kenya.
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In 2013, she published her novel The Signature of All Things, cementing her reputation as a literary juggernaut.
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A startup called Juggernaut is trying to get India to read more with its new e-books app.
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One Tory peer has complained that the OFS is "a centralised behemoth" in "a juggernaut of a bill".
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Countries in the region are wary of its export juggernaut, an awkward starting point at the negotiating table.
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Netflix has become a global juggernaut, but that hasn't come without its share of issues with various governments.
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YouTube grew into a content juggernaut, but it might never have made it that far without Google's help.
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Now the one-time gaming juggernaut is lending its legendary name to a line of connected home devices.
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The e-commerce juggernaut launched an app in 2017 to help lorry drivers deliver merchandise to its warehouses.
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The anti-Trump groups did not invest much there, leaving to Cruz the task of stopping Trump's juggernaut.
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Musicians have been covering songs forever, but AI in 2002 was a juggernaut—and a music-consumption machine.
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According to Next Juggernaut, Exec was eventually acquired by HandyBook in January 2014 and is still operating today.
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Alumni of the Disney Accelerator have scored big partnerships with the media and entertainment juggernaut in the past.
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No surprise here, HBO's fantasy juggernaut Game of the Thrones still leads the pop culture naming trends list.
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Over the last three seasons, NBC's ratings juggernaut has managed to lure some memorable talent onto its set.
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Of course it still has the juggernaut that is YouTube — a perennial teen favorite alongside Snapchat and Instagram.
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New releases had no chance of competing with this Marvel juggernaut, but they still made a decent showing.
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Even so, Iger couldn't escape growing concerns, which he himself first flagged last August, over Disney's juggernaut ESPN.
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And America's insatiable appetite for cheap goods has created a Chinese factory juggernaut that employs millions of workers.
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That's a significant drop from a year ago when the outside group was seen as a fundraising juggernaut.
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As former chairman and CEO, Ailes built Fox News into a juggernaut that commanded the cable news landscape.
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That Boeing juggernaut has contributed about 230 points to the Dow's 2017 rise, per the WSJ's Justin Lahart.
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Last year, Trump's campaign juggernaut survived a lot of pratfalls, any of which would have derailed other candidates.
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"It's a smart move that would make Broadcom into a tech juggernaut," said GBH Insights analyst Daniel Ives.
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One of Trump's main contentions was that the Jeff Bezos-led retailing juggernaut was ripping off the USPS.
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In Doncic's 125 minutes without Porzingis, Dallas has been an offensive juggernaut, averaging 124.7 points per 100 possessions.
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The growth matches that of parent company Facebook, which has proven to be a massive mobile advertising juggernaut.
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Pelosi, who has represented San Francisco for three decades in Congress, is a fundraising juggernaut for House Democrats.
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In a new interview, Swift explains that the HBO juggernaut was definitely in her head while writing reputation.
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The former three-term congressman proved to be a fundraising juggernaut in his unsuccessful bid to unseat Sen.
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"I had to thank them for basically ruining my youth because they were such a juggernaut," Cifu said.
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As its chairman and CEO, Ailes built Fox News into a juggernaut that dominated the cable news landscape.
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The actresses have gotten close in recent years after starring together in the box office juggernaut Black Panther.
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And as the narrative goes you know foreign participation the Chinese economy is always a difficult difficult juggernaut.
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The Seahawks, however, are the NFC's juggernaut—the team that everyone else in the conference measures themselves against.
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Once a seemingly unstoppable retail juggernaut, Walmart's been scrambling to define its digitally in this Amazon-defined era.
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The Eastern Conference is by no means a juggernaut, but the Cavs aren't guaranteed the No. 1 seed.
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Game of Thrones, HBO's cultural juggernaut of a fantasy TV show, has approximately 628 plots and 37,920 characters.
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But in New York City, where the Trump juggernaut all began, resentment toward the hometown candidate is tangible.
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In just four seasons, Mr. Eugene had managed to transform the once feckless program into an undefeated juggernaut.
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That formula works most weeks, but it is not enough to keep up with the Patriots' offensive juggernaut.
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He had turned the news site into a right-wing juggernaut as chairman before joining the Trump campaign.
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DOHA, Qatar — The juggernaut led by Simone Biles keeps right on rolling, kidney stone or no kidney stone.
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While the 3 Series stood still, competitors pushed hard to win over defectors from the German sales juggernaut.
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As it takes on the juggernaut of Uber, Lyft has leaned more on this strategy of plying drivers.
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As the show became a critical darling and commercial juggernaut for HBO, the Recchias hosted still more celebrities.
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At her peak, Ms. Houston was a pop-culture juggernaut, with a golden voice and fashion-model looks.
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Then the discussion veered into a pitch for life at the juggernaut, which is based in San Francisco.
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It takes aim at the sensation that is the theatrical juggernaut "Hamilton" and its creator, Lin-Manuel Miranda.
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It was the centerpiece of a plan to turn Manchester United into a financial — and, consequently, footballing — juggernaut.
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SpaceX, the $21 billion company founded by Elon Musk, has become a juggernaut in pushing space travel ahead.
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Obviously, that's easy for me to say — I'm not staring down a political juggernaut bent on my destruction.
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The Charts The album — a streaming juggernaut — is the first of the year with a three-week streak.
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Marvel fans complained last year that Martin Scorsese never did as much for diversity as the comics juggernaut.
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To feed its hungry economy, China has worked frantically to secure enough resources to keep the juggernaut going.
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While Democrats are only just beginning their primary squabble, Trump campaign aides say they're sitting on a juggernaut.
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But watches also rule in soccer, a global obsession — and marketing juggernaut — with an estimated 3.5 billion fans.
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While little noticed in the US, WhatsApp was already a juggernaut overseas, with hundreds of millions of users.
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Contrary to what you might expect from the juggernaut brand that is Pampers, the Pure line isn't cheap.
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Google is a juggernaut in digital advertising and made $32.6 billion during the second quarter of this year.
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He's reprised the role in multiple Marvel films since, most recently in the box office juggernaut Avengers: Endgame.
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A fourth No. 11 seed, Kansas State, fell against the defensive juggernaut Cincinnati, which won handily, 75-61.
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But by 2021 and beyond, Jackson said he expects a "juggernaut" of premium electric vehicles from established automakers.
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The company is betting on the same cool, community-driven growth that made it a social media juggernaut.
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LONDON — Ryanair, Europe's biggest budget airline, built itself into a juggernaut by aggressively cutting costs at every opportunity.
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Every year only a couple of dozen do, about the only visible religious aspect to the tourist juggernaut.
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He had arranged a multiweek tryout for Horan with Olympique Lyonnais Féminin, the juggernaut women's team in Lyon.
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As coach of the men's and women's teams, Adam has turned UCLA into a juggernaut in the sport.
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Is Spotify getting artists in its backyard to work on the cheap, or is Sweden just a musical juggernaut?
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The group claims the telecom giant poses a greater threat than the newly merged AT&T/Time-Warner juggernaut.
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I'm not listing a bunch of Jets in this week's group because I'm suddenly convinced they're an aerial juggernaut.
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Amazon is many things: online retail juggernaut, Oscar-winning studio, proprietor of the cloud that powers half the web.
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It recently received an investment from Facebook, the first of its kind by the social juggernaut in the country.
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Murdoch famously purchased MySpace for $580 million in 2006 and almost immediately started losing ground to the Facebook juggernaut.
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He offered simmering threats to those who might stand in the way of his juggernaut, both domestic and foreign.
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In fact, they are one of the few teams to have not been rendered inconsequential by the Warriors juggernaut.
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Then there is the continuing impact of the Amazon juggernaut, which owns the Zappos shoe site and the 6pm.
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The former secretary of state is under intense pressure to match the fundraising juggernaut that is the Sanders campaign.
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The RNC also paid opposition research juggernaut America Rising Corporation $20,000 in March and just over $27,000 in February.
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Amazon Prime has been an enormous influence on e-commerce, but this online juggernaut is beginning to show cracks.
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The ubiquitous, relentlessly innovative, industry-eating juggernaut called Facebook, at No. 3, is also not likely to stun anyone.
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For a website, The Ringer is a juggernaut, with a podcast operation that raked in $15 million last year.
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Walmart is frantically bulking up its online operation in a bid to stay competitive with the online shopping juggernaut.
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So with the spinout of those companies from UTC, Mr. Hayes has rebuilt this portfolio to a technology juggernaut.
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There's certainly a strong, sizeable business for Snap even it if can't grow into a billion-daily-user juggernaut.
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At one end of the spectrum, it is seen as an unstoppable juggernaut, destined to dominate the 21st century.
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"I had no idea what a global juggernaut this movie is until I got the role," says Jackson, 43.
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Sebastian Thrun is taking a drive down memory lane with the latest initiative from his online learning juggernaut, Udacity.
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We can expect to see the sports juggernaut roll out even more coverage of e-sports in coming months.
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After the Marvel Cinematic Universe became a commercial juggernaut, branching out to TV seemed inevitable, both narratively and synergistically.
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Still, JP Morgan Chase is a financial juggernaut and counts many of the world's most profitable companies as clients.
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But what many analysts say the e-commerce juggernaut still lacks is Walmart's base of thousands of U.S. stores.
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Amazon, the online merchandise juggernaut, will collect sales taxes from all states with a sales tax starting April 1.
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More than ever, streaming gives the non-juggernaut artists an opportunity to be consumed quicker and easier than before.
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This will be the year that Star Wars evolves—and prepares for its likely comeback as a cultural juggernaut.
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They were the soundtrack of Babylonian-style debauchery; a durable, cacophonous, and deceptively influential speeding juggernaut of a band.
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It is also the controlling shareholder of the Match Group, the online dating juggernaut that operates Tinder and Match.com.
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The short-volatility juggernaut was ultimately enabled by prolonged monetary easing that backstopped stocks and suppressed large price swings.
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Even though the All Blacks have lost 818 tests worth of experience the juggernaut shows no sign of slowing.
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Shop Soludos shoes at Amazon hereEspadrille and slipper juggernaut Soludos is the epitome of relaxed and playful summer living.
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The same can be said for a candidate like Morrisey who also needs help against Manchin's juggernaut fundraising operation.
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Sanders has proven to be a fundraising juggernaut, raking in over $18 million in the first quarter of 2018.
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Remember, Weinstein's former company distributed 'Pulp' and it's one of the films that made the company a Hollywood juggernaut.
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From top to bottom, this year's team felt engineered in a lab to dethrone last year's 73-win juggernaut.
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Their first three albums Psychic... Powerless… Another Man's Sac, Rembrandt Pussyhorse and Locust Abortion Technician are all juggernaut releases.
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Slayer is the biggest extreme band in the world, evolving into a juggernaut of success while never courting it.
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The German group has grown from a 19th century indigo dye workshop to a diversified juggernaut worth $95 billion.
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More to the point, he proved to be a magnetic presence on the campaign trail and a fundraising juggernaut.
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Founded in 1916, the Boeing Company is now an aerospace and defense juggernaut that is America's largest industrial exporter.
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Nebraska's 1995 squad was an undefeated juggernaut whose star running back had been suspended for domestic assault that season.
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The social juggernaut earlier this month sued NSO alleging that its tools were being used to hack WhatsApp users.
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Critic's Notebook Each spring, American Ballet Theater moves into the Metropolitan Opera House for eight weeks like a juggernaut.
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The technical openness to engagement that helped make Facebook a juggernaut has become a privacy nightmare, our columnist writes.
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" HBO continues to be a juggernaut, producing hit shows like "Westworld" (which returns next month) and "Game of Thrones.
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Boeing, a juggernaut with deep ties in Washington and one of the country's largest exporters, is on the defensive.
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But on Wednesday, the populist juggernaut slammed into reality, the only force that seems capable of slowing it down.
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In 2019, "creative" is a juggernaut, a ubiquitous word that touches on all kinds of contemporary aspirations and anxieties.
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What Mr. Orban has managed to create is a media juggernaut that closely resembles Communist propaganda machines of old.
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Russia, which entered this tournament off a series of uninspiring results, was certainly not seen as an offensive juggernaut.
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Since then, SpongeBob SquarePants has become a cultural juggernaut, spawning everything from movies to memes to a Broadway musical.
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Baby Yoda has also been a content creation juggernaut, spawning memes and reactions with every glorious frame he's in.
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He left the party after it became clear that the Trump juggernaut was unstoppable in the summer of 2016.
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The result: a big, long defensive juggernaut that, on paper, wasn&apost much of a natural fit on offense.
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The 2019-20 season is now likely to begin with no clear-cut juggernaut for the pack to chase.
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When Microsoft released the Xbox in 2001 in the United States, Japan was the gaming juggernaut of the world.
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The athleisure stock has been something of a juggernaut this year, rallying over 60% since the start of 2019.
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A sidebar listing upcoming segments is visible during the day, similar to one used by the sports juggernaut ESPN.
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The streaming juggernaut earned another 17 nominations for television, the bulk of which come from The Crown and Unbelievable.
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If its deal with Tribune goes through, the combined broadcasting juggernaut would reach 85033 percent of the nation's households.
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After some rapid growth, Lime needs to grow up quick if it wants to become a true global juggernaut.
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It got to the point where the juggernaut that surrounded the record almost overwhelmed the music on the record.
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A new world champion in the realm of supercomputing has unseated the juggernaut that has held it since 2013.
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Microsoft's Windows 3.1, released in 1992, was the first truly successful edition of Windows and juiced the Redmond juggernaut.
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And at the dawn of the 21st century, the juggernaut television and movie series Jackass changed the world again.
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Zuckerberg, of course, would found Facebook five years later and grow the company into the tech juggernaut it is today.
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But at less than 2 hours, most of these are a blast, including this year's unexpected February juggernaut Deadpool: 26.
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Between Walking Dead and its spinoff, Fear the Walking Dead, AMC currently has a cable ratings juggernaut on its hands.
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Look, when you've got such a juggernaut delivering that much traffic, you just kind of hold your breath and hope.
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The results at the very least slow Trump's juggernaut, and possibly reorient the primary into a real three-way race.
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It just does that by giving a single advertising juggernaut a whole lot of say over what's good and bad.
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That's why, for instance, Chinese internet juggernaut Alibaba opted for a New York listing instead of one in Hong Kong.
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The problems facing traditional retailers contrast starkly with the online juggernaut Amazon, which announced a record-breaking holiday sales season.
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Brick-and-mortar stores have also struggled to contend with the rise of online retailers, led by the juggernaut Amazon.
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Selena Gomez's involvement in the Netflix juggernaut 213 Reasons Why has always been nebulous, as celebrity roles tend to be.
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India, a perennial sceptic on free trade, has been dragging its feet and others are wary of China's export juggernaut.
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Acquiring Fox would give Disney even more of an edge, resulting in what could be an almost unstoppable entertainment juggernaut.
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Between Clinton's establishment juggernaut and Sanders's thrilling crusade, there was just no particular reason for anyone to care about O'Malley.
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Lopez's late spree powers Nets past Lakers NEW YORK — The Brooklyn Nets are not anybody's idea of a defensive juggernaut.
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New numbers from SuperData show that the Fortnite juggernaut lagged by one meaningful measure at the start of this year.
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As Westworld is HBO's next big-budget series, reviewers have already been comparing it to television juggernaut Game of Thrones.
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It agreed to give timely licensing decisions to U.S. companies that would allow them to sell to the telecommunications juggernaut.
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Microsoft is an enterprise juggernaut, Apple's iPhones have massive corporate accounts and Alphabet has Google's Gmail, apps and cloud infrastructure.
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One thing that's working in the favor of both companies: They lack the monumental power of a juggernaut like Facebook.
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The tentpole game for MySpace founder Chris DeWolfe's latest LA-based juggernaut of a company has certainly had its moment.
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Before it became clear that the Trump campaign was an electoral juggernaut, Florida should have been a hard-fought state.
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Luckily for the social networking juggernaut, Facebook wasn't part of the no-hiring pact between Adobe, Apple, Intel and Google.
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That's because the reintroduced Chevy Colorado mid-size pickup, along with the new Toyota Tacoma, has proved a sales juggernaut.
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America's most innovative retailer: Sears' decline is a stunning reversal for a company that was the juggernaut of its day.
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The guy has a lot of titles -- art curator, fashionista, founder of a juggernaut online retailer, and now ... casual astronaut!
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He launched Fox News in 1996 and quickly built it into a juggernaut that has commanded the cable news landscape.
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How could such a safe bet — a juggernaut franchise with a major movie star as its centerpiece — fall so far?
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" Act II of "Golden West" is a juggernaut of cumulative menace—a structure similar to the transfixing countdown in "Atomic.
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But replacing local meddling with a Washington-based fossil fuel and Wall Street policy juggernaut will only make matters worse.
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This is one service internet juggernaut Amazon hasn't yet been able to compete with in the same size and scale.
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But as regulators scrutinising the discussions are acutely aware, two sick lenders won't necessarily make a healthy juggernaut in finance.
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Without the omnipotent Mr. Ailes in charge, Fox News could quickly lose its focus and become less of a juggernaut.
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Bloomberg, meanwhile, is a news juggernaut, with thousands of journalists reporting on industries, "not Quartz at all," recalled one person.
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Abrams helped electrify the base and emerged as a fundraising juggernaut in the 22019 gubernatorial race, which she narrowly lost.
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Campaign officials credit Kushner with overhauling Trump's small-dollar fundraising efforts and turning the candidate into a grassroots-fundraising juggernaut.
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The team called the software Project Juggernaut, but it wasn't able to pull information from Boeing's databases in real time.
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The gripping testimony from Trump's former lawyer was a hit among Democrats and a bona fide juggernaut on the airwaves.
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I interviewed Open Mike Eagle on my Juggernaut podcast, because I love his music and think he's a genius writer.
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Though they didn't achieve top national honors, the Maples had by 1940 established themselves as a juggernaut of American hockey.
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The move by ABC to end its ratings juggernaut was applauded by the NAACP and at least one lawmaker. Rep.
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Kevin Feige, the prodigy who runs Marvel, and Alan F. Horn, Disney's movie chairman, have delivered one juggernaut after another.
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As Mike Isaac reported, Uber's pitch draws parallels to Amazon: a do-anything juggernaut that will aggressively invest and diversify.
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The alliance of Nissan, Renault and Mitsubishi is an industry juggernaut, accounting for more than 10 million car sales annually.
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The same goes for the media titans who have helped turn the N.F.L. into a $14 billion-a-year juggernaut.
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The group is a political juggernaut that spent $40 million in 85033 to elect politicians to protect the abortion industry.
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But the memories of April, May and early June, when the Yankees looked like a juggernaut, are becoming increasingly distant.
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In 2014, the Islamic State juggernaut swept across the dusty valley, overwhelming Hawija, the base and the surrounding farming villages.
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For a time there was speculation that Rupert's daughter Elisabeth, who founded the Shine reality TV juggernaut, had a shot.
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The actress talks about juggling "Sorry For Your Loss" with the Marvel juggernaut, while dreaming up her next great adventures.
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Mr. Sanders managed to narrowly outspend Hillary Clinton's fund-raising juggernaut in 2016, and Mr. Biden is not matching Mrs.
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Since then, the housing industry has ballooned into a juggernaut that accounts for 70 percent of the country's household wealth.
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Reliance Jio, the digital juggernaut owned by India's richest man Mukesh Ambani, is making its own push into e-commerce.
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Its blowout $20183 billion bond sale suggests almost unlimited potential for Amazon, the retailing juggernaut, to consider even more shopping.
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Will they find a way to score a few nominations against the fantasy juggernaut, which already boasts 47 Emmy wins?
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The picture was of a juggernaut of blue state invincibility that mostly dismissed the likelihood of a Trump White House.
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In other words, AT&T has positioned itself as the incumbent telecommunications juggernaut that has acted to hamper competitors locally.
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Now the streaming juggernaut has a chance to show that its most recent results might have just been a blip.
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Because the MCU is such a critical and commercial juggernaut, it's become the biggest reference point for Marvel superhero movies.
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With hip-hop assuming a rock 'n' roll brashness and attitude, it just made it more of a powerful juggernaut.
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His son, Noam, who now runs the Cellar, built it into a perpetually sold-out juggernaut with three performance spaces.
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That was when Paramount's young production chief, Robert Evans, turned a macabre drama, "Rosemary's Baby," into a box office juggernaut.
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But the YC credential, and the promise that it will turn you into a juggernaut, can be hard to resist.
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Unless the Democratic Party becomes stronger and more effective, a radicalized Republican-conservative juggernaut is likely to take over for decades.
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Grant admits that he knows nothing about the entertainment juggernaut, beyond the fact that its leading lady wears some short shorts.
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How could any team overcome a 73-win juggernaut with its alleged third-best player looking more Eeyore than All-Star?
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The founder is Jonathan Zucker, a well known figure in Democratic tech circles who used run the fundraising juggernaut Act Blue.
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Arianna Huffington is best known as the editor and namesake of the Huffington Post, a juggernaut of the new media world.
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And it seems there is one real culprit behind their wildfire spread in the region: the Chinese online shopping juggernaut Alibaba.
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The health care and education sector — a consistent employment juggernaut — came in at second place with a gain of 2000,215 jobs.
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Dunn, a partner at advertising juggernaut SKDKnickerbocker, has been a surrogate for Biden since the start of his run for president.
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Mr. Nicolas and four other investors expanded a single San Antonio television station into what became a Spanish-language broadcasting juggernaut.
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Instagram advertising has been a juggernaut for both influencers and companies, but in many ways, it is still the Wild West.
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It's yet another way the e-commerce juggernaut has beaten smaller competitors, who can't afford to give customers so much flexibility.
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Even when no single show became a juggernaut in its own right, Netflix still racked up a respectable number of wins.
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Back then, Lockheed Martin, the aerospace and defense juggernaut, tied for last, with a score of zero, alongside two other companies.
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The James Cameron 3D juggernaut made $2,027,457,462 overseas alone — that's 72% of its total receipts — for a global cume of $2,787,965,087.
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For the 19th straight season, the Spurs are scary good and quietly building a juggernaut on both ends of the floor.
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This is not the juggernaut of a campaign that led virtually every viable Democratic candidate for president to sit 2016 out.
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Last October, social media and gaming juggernaut Tencent poured nearly $320 million into Bilibili in exchange for a 12.3 percent stake.
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If history is any guide, the preternatural chemistry that the makes the Warriors such a juggernaut isn't going to last, either.
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Congress leader and political scion Rahul Gandhi failed to make any gains against the BJP juggernaut, even losing his own race.
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" Beyond this disturbing encounter, Kelly reveals that her family and the crew remained "one great big happy rock 'n' roll juggernaut.
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Shares of the e-commerce and web services juggernaut hit an all-time high of $999 Thursday but closed at $993.38.
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Then she hops onto this juggernaut that's going in one direction and it's so much bigger and more powerful than her.
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But by high school, Simpson was a stellar football player, eventually ending up at the football juggernaut University of Southern California.
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Credit the plot of that Broadway juggernaut "Wicked," recycled for "Through the Looking Glass," as the gift that keeps on giving.
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The station's main competitor was WABC-AM, a radio juggernaut whose best-known D.J. was Bruce Morrow, known as Cousin Brucie.
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The return of "Stranger Things" on Netflix didn't dethrone the final season of HBO's juggernaut "Game of Thrones" in social reach.
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Breitbart has begun a hiring spree meant to capitalize on the forces that turned it into a juggernaut on the right.
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The only way to block Trump's destructive juggernaut is for Democrats to win control of either or both houses of Congress.
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Amazon's streaming juggernaut had 777.6 million hours watched during September, meaning Twitch had more than 20 times the viewership of Mixer.
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The team-based hero shooter filled with exciting heroes and dastardly villains still stands as a juggernaut within the gaming community.
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It is as much of a cultural juggernaut as any theatrical production with a usual audience of about 1,300 can be.
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SpaceX could become a $50 billion juggernaut through the launch of its satellite broadband business, according to Morgan Stanley in October.
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Pictured above: Snigdha Sur The Juggernaut is a digital subscription newsmagazine for South Asian Americans, publishing one feature story per weekday.
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Clinton's cash juggernaut and extensive donor network, have scheduled fund-raisers in places like Georgia, North Carolina and Texas this week.
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Trump juggernaut President Donald Trump built his 2016 campaign on small donors and still spends heavily to reach his grassroots base.
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Crowdpac defends its revenue model by saying it's just like Kickstarter or GoFundMe, but it still doesn't exactly scream financial juggernaut.
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Favreau enlisted a team of FX experts and technology developed for James Cameron's groundbreaking CGI stunner and box-office juggernaut Avatar.
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Under his watch, the company grew into a major tech juggernaut to make Ma one of the richest men in China.
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Superhero movies are actually good now, and Marvel has turned the entire genre into an all-encompassing, Galactus-style Hollywood juggernaut.
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The approval of venue operator and artist management giant Live Nation's merger with Ticketmaster in 2010 produced an anti-competitive juggernaut.
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Online beauty juggernaut Glossier opened pop-up stores in San Francisco, Los Angeles and New York to enhance its shopping experience.
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Symantec announced overnight it had purchased Blue Coat Systems for $2600 billion with the hopes of creating an enterprise security juggernaut.
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"Trump's fundraising juggernaut is certainly going to slow a bit as the country focuses on survival," said Republican donor Dan Eberhart.
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Stone was writing about the year 2002, when the company was emerging from the dot-com bust as a retail juggernaut.
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The No. 4 seed Wolverines would never be confused with an offensive juggernaut, but their defense has been terrific of late.
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Mr. Cuomo's prowess as a fund-raising juggernaut could prove especially pivotal, as both parties have flooded the suburbs with money.
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Under his watch, he acquired Pixar, Marvel and Lucasfilm in addition to pieces of Fox, turning Disney into a media juggernaut.
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Regardless, AWS is a juggernaut, which is fairly amazing when you consider that it started as a side project for Amazon .
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The negative reviews led to ridicule, even leading to a joke at the device's expense on 19903s TV juggernaut The Simpsons.
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Now the question is whether the company can sustain that growth to become a fiercer competitor to the online juggernaut Amazon.
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The e-commerce juggernaut said Thursday it generated second-quarter earnings per share of $21, crushing the $2900 Thomson Reuters consensus.
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Years later, his keen business sense has transformed the company into an e-commerce juggernaut with a $1 trillion market cap.
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WordPress remains the juggernaut of content management systems, even though it now often gets used in ways it was never intended.
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But the juggernaut last year sputtered in the wake of slower economic growth and the trade war with the United States.
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The deal would create a market juggernaut, pairing the pre-eminent exchanges in Europe and Asia, but it faces many hurdles.
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What began in 2004 as a sun-kissed, sometimes-bumbling lark finished in 2010 as a neo-romantic, industrial-smooth juggernaut.
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I was fortunate enough in 2016 to play a small role in the unprecedented political juggernaut that was the Trump campaign.
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She turned instead to Lifetime, another long-standing Christmas movie juggernaut, and successfully hashed out a more inclusive deal over there.
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Amazon used aggressive pricing to become an e-commerce retail juggernaut and has recently been experimenting with brick-and-mortar outlets.
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Beto O'Rourke, who entered the presidential race as a fundraising juggernaut and the perception that he would be a serious contender.
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Having the House meant we could stop the juggernaut of profligate spending and harmful policy that had begun two years earlier.
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Verizon bought Yahoo back in 2017 as part of it's ongoing effort to rebrand itself as a modern online advertising juggernaut.
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Sanford Biggers explores and sometimes even explodes these objects and traditions in "Selah," a juggernaut of an exhibition at Marianne Boesky.
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"Accountability" became synonymous with standardized tests, resulting in a testing juggernaut with large profits going to commercial publishing giants like Pearson.
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Those Warriors teams are thought of as an unforgiving juggernaut, but that feeling didn't develop until the second season under Kerr.
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It slowly expanded to more schools before eventually opening up to everyone and becoming the social media juggernaut it is today.
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That's a healthy number for a still relatively new service, but it still pales in comparison to the juggernaut that is Spotify.
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Super PACs, formally known as "independent expenditure-only committees," became an electoral juggernaut after the Supreme Court&aposs 53 Citizens United decision.
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That's because Disney's The Jungle Book became a global box office juggernaut on the strength of its naturalistic environments and talking animals.
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That's a route that The Juggernaut, a new pay-to-play publication targeted at the South Asian diaspora, is going down now.
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With Game of Thrones being the cultural juggernaut that it is, it's hard for #brands to not want to join the party.
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The Marvel juggernaut became the fastest film to gross $2 billion globally in just 11 days, crushing "Avatar's" record of 47 days.
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The home-sharing juggernaut has previously outspent its opponents by millions of dollars in cities like San Francisco to defeat similar referendums.
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Following his appointment though, the Cupertino tech juggernaut reorganized its teams to focus on developing the "brains" within an autonomous vehicle, reportedly.
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In Asia, Uber isn't the established juggernaut Americans know well, but rather the latecomer trying to chip away at the market leader.
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The Shondaland juggernaut just premiered its newest season, and we have many questions about the newest plot lines in this juicy soap.
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N) pull off the biggest U.S.-listed technology share sale this week since Chinese e-commerce juggernaut Alibaba Group Holding Inc (BABA.
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Amazon's reach coupled with consumer desire for cheap, trendy clothes could one day create the clothing juggernaut of every clothing retailer's nightmare.
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The fund has touted Chipotle both as a smart investment as well as a return juggernaut since its initial investment in 223.
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The health-care and education sector — a consistent employment juggernaut — clinched the No. 2000 spot with a net gain of 27,2600 jobs.
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In a play-off Seinfeld's juggernaut web series, "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee," Seinfeld takes the "funny" Kardashian through streets of Manhattan.
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Given the seemingly invincible nature of the Trump campaign juggernaut, Cruz managing to stay in the fight this long is impressive enough.
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Witness the sad decline of the Heritage Foundation, once a conservative thought juggernaut and now hard to distinguish from a campaign group.
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Before his grassroots fundraising juggernaut took off, for instance, Sanders also had an agreement for a joint fundraising committee with the DNC.
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Both recent scandals point to the emergence of Marvel as a global cultural juggernaut and the accompanying growing pains of its rise.
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After several miserable years, they finally began to increase online sales and to develop strategies to compete against e-commerce juggernaut Amazon.
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Screenshot: Drudge Report Conservative media juggernaut Matt Drudge has long been a defender of and even a reported advisor to Donald Trump.
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Ironically, a different juggernaut in the sharing-economy space has, some say, made progress on the issue of racist access to goods.
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Kraft Heinz stock rose some 3 percent, as the report said an acquisition would be done through the U.S. packaged foods juggernaut.
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Facebook is still a juggernaut on the charts, and people still seem interested in using their phones to learn to play guitar.
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The new deal covers CBS' comedy juggernaut all the way up through its 20163th season, to air during the 2018-2019 season.
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The social juggernaut says the daily active users in India has grown 22 percent year-on-year compared with 17 percent globally.
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With robots that can pack orders, an ecosystem of delivery helpers and a fleet of trucks, Amazon is building a shipping juggernaut.
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And from a political standpoint, it helps to create a juggernaut across the country when you see all these states coming together.
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Before Lip Sync Battle became its own TV juggernaut, it was just a humble game that Jimmy Fallon would play with guests.
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The campaign raised an impressive $23 million in the fourth quarter, thanks to its fundraising juggernaut that relies largely on small donors.
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But perhaps there is a resignation that bowing to the surveillance juggernaut is the requisite price for participating in this modern economy.
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This is an exciting opportunity for the right person to helm the board of the industry-disrupting innovation juggernaut we call Tesla.
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Already today most grocery store stocks have tumbled sharply in early morning trading (since everyone is afraid of the Seattle-based juggernaut).
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Photo: Scott Olson (Getty)There's new pressure for companies to stop selling firearms from a surprising entity—the business software juggernaut Salesforce.
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After dropping his Comedy Central contract in 20173, the comedian is delivering a new stand-up comedy special on the streaming juggernaut.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Add the juggernaut that is Donald J. Trump to the list of what-ifs that is worrying Wall Street.
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The e-commerce giant's blowout $16 billion bond sale suggests almost unlimited potential for the retailing juggernaut to consider even more shopping.
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And it has also become a content juggernaut in its streaming business, alongside publishing and other areas where it was already strong.
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While many traditional publishers are figuring out their social media strategies, The Shade Room has already built an Instagram-centric media juggernaut.
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And with the help of Facebook's engineering, sales, recruiting, internationalization and anti-spam teams, Instagram grew into a 1 billion-user juggernaut.
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Once a sleepy fishing village, Shenzhen, bordering Hong Kong, became an economic juggernaut after being declared a special economic zone in 1980.
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While podcasts existed in 2010, they weren't the global juggernaut they are now — and who knows if the format will hold up?
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Fox News and CNN finished first and second, respectively, in all of cable news in total viewers last week, beating juggernaut ESPN.
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The e-commerce juggernaut generated third-quarter earnings per share of 230 cents, handily beating the 2500 cent Thomson Reuters consensus estimate.
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Moreover, Mr Durant has somewhat undermined his ability to build a legacy by going to a team that was already a juggernaut.
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Not only did the studio have dozens of openly queer students and staff, but it had become a juggernaut in the industry.
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The sports network is an economic juggernaut that generates about $10.3 billion in annual revenue, according to S&P Global Market Intelligence.
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Even as a beta product, it's a remarkably bad idea for a tech juggernaut like Baidu — and the company seems to agree.
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And conservative publishing, a juggernaut long before Trump's presidency, has published a number of bestsellers defending the president and attacking his critics.
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McAuliffe remains a juggernaut in Virginia politics and could have a particularly large sway over Northam's response to mounting calls to resign.
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Thasos was also part of Bloomberg's newly launched alternative-data marketplace, meaning it had a stamp of approval from the data juggernaut.
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The series was a ratings juggernaut during its network run, but its afterlife in syndication and streaming has been just as remarkable.
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Shares of Chinese tech juggernaut Tencent dropped 2.44% after the heavyweight announced on Wednesday a 13% year-on-year drop in profit.
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A recent update of the WeChat app from Chinese tech juggernaut Tencent could have "serious ramifications" for Apple, according to one analyst.
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Next month, the Mouse House will release another sure-to-be-juggernaut with Captain America: Civil War from its subsidiary Marvel Studios.
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A half-decade ago, Verizon executives decided they'd try and convert a stodgy old telecom monopoly into a sexy new advertising juggernaut.
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But everyone else might as well have been the Little Sisters of the Poor club hockey team when facing the Canadiens juggernaut.
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Groin-Shot Gives Omielanczuk Technical Decision Win The card's lone heavyweight bout paired Polish juggernaut Daniel Omielanczuk with the debuting Jarjis Danho.
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As China has grown into an industrial and economic juggernaut, it has, for better and for worse, picked up some Western habits.
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For a supposed juggernaut and the alleged superior conference, you'd think these guys might understand the concept of work hard, play harder.
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Turns out the process can be a complicated, time-consuming legal juggernaut with a high rate of failure for investors and creators.
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Thasos was also part of Bloomberg's newly launched alternative-data marketplace, meaning it had a stamp of approval from the data juggernaut.
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About a year ago, we saw shooter juggernaut Call of Duty take a crack at a battle royale-style game with Blackout.
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For the last five years, he was the defensive coordinator of the mighty Steelers, a youth flag football juggernaut in Scottsdale, Ariz.
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LSE deal: The London Stock Exchange has agreed to buy financial data provider Refinitiv, creating a British rival to industry juggernaut Bloomberg.
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The jolt to the Sharapova juggernaut was evident, and she began to make unforced errors as service holds and breaks were exchanged.
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Mountain View-based juggernaut Google entered Austin's tech ecosystem in 2007 with its acquisition of the email security and archiving service Postini.
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The early 2000s Pistons that Perry helped build were a juggernaut, advancing to six consecutive Eastern Conference finals and two N.B.A. finals.
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Midway through the album is a song made entirely out of four words from "Juggernaut," modulated, tweaked, and repeated over and over.
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The investor skepticism helped Facebook concentrate on spreading into new areas, such as mobile advertising, where it has since become a juggernaut.
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When I heard the news, I thought back to that shimmering juggernaut of sound—a lamentation and celebration before the fact. ♦
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As the seemingly unstoppable Amazon juggernaut rolls on, there's no doubt that media and telecommunications markets are converging and undergoing radical transformation.
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Over the past decade, Amazon has turned into a tech juggernaut selling everything from books to cloud computing power and hardware devices.
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Some investors dumped their shares late last year as the company's juggernaut web services division experienced a temporary deceleration in sales growth.
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And while Time Warner had "CNN as a great juggernaut of rating strength," its ad outlook was "very disappointing," according to Crockett.
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The animated juggernaut collected about $18.8 million, for a new domestic total of $145 million, according to comScore, which compiles ticketing data.
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In 2011, John Calipari assembled a juggernaut with one-and-dones well before the one-and-done era had entered the mainstream.
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It amped up its overseas operations, acquired dozens of promising startups, and built out Amazon Web Services into a cloud-computing juggernaut.
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When that white juggernaut was almost on top of us on the motorway because he didn't see us in his blind spot?
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"I would caution you about the tentacles of your public relations juggernaut," Justice James Burke told Rotunno on Tuesday, according to Reuters.
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The doctor most responsible for creating a billion-dollar juggernaut has received hundreds of thousands of dollars from the vitamin D industry.
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M.L.S. Cup: Toronto F.C. 2, Seattle 0 TORONTO — Toronto F.C. barreled into this season's M.L.S. Cup final as something of a juggernaut.
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Just because ... You know, as the juggernaut of "Fun Home" kept going, I started to feel, finally, at last, overexposed, you know?
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Nike's a multibillion-dollar juggernaut because it's spent billions over the past three decades to build a brand that's synonymous with rebellion.
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Even a reality TV juggernaut like MTV's many Love & Hip Hop kingdom is working to open up its audiences' world view of QPOC.
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Nobody — probably including the candidates themselves — thought Donald Trump would win the GOP nomination, or that Bernie Sanders would be a fundraising juggernaut.
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The entertainment juggernaut (X-Men pun intended) recently began a universe-wide storyline called Secret Empire, enraging fans beyond the normal geeky outcries.
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That's what's happening in Atlanta, where Schlenk's Hawks are taking their time to construct what may very well become the NBA's next juggernaut.
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Despite other candidates' likely success in picking up delegates, the story of the night is the unstoppable juggernaut that Trump has apparently become.
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Absolutely. The Book Thief, for those who missed the literary juggernaut in 2006, is the story of a young German girl named Liesel.
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Whether his top campaign aide being charged with attacking a journalist will drag down the Trump juggernaut, of course, remains to be seen.
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Juggernaut is launching its app with 100 book titles, priced as low as Rs 10 (15 cents) and up to Rs 150 ($2.25).
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After the success of MTV's Laguna Beach: The Real Orange County, there was little doubt that The Hills would be a ratings juggernaut.
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He failed to give more specifics, but the point is striking: between Apple Watch and AirPods, Cupertino has another juggernaut on its hands.
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She's being transported somewhere along with some other prisoners aboard a HAVw A6 Juggernaut, which was first seen in Revenge of the Sith.
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Fundraising Trump, who is still building the general election fundraising machine needed to take on the Clinton juggernaut, played down expectations this week.
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Rather than building an extensive party-steered finance network within the Trump campaign, Trump is building a modest operation within the RNC juggernaut.
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If Big Apple lacks the scope and scale of the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey juggernaut, it neatly avoids bombast and overkill, too.
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Jack Ma is the founder and chairman of the Chinese e-commerce juggernaut Alibaba, which has a market capitalization of about $420 billion.
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The education and health-care industry — a consistent employment juggernaut — was by far the strongest during the month, adding more than 70,000 jobs.
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The two companies jockeyed back and forth a few times during 2013 until the tech juggernaut pulled away from the pack ... until now.
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Despite Rubio's likely success at picking up some delegates, the story of the night is the unstoppable juggernaut that Trump has apparently become.
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The NRA has been a subject of intense scrutiny as reports have surfaced showing the gun lobbying juggernaut may have ties to Russia.
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For O'Rourke, a telegenic U.S. congressman and fluent Spanish speaker, the issue dogs a campaign that built a fundraising juggernaut from small donors.
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In other words, now would not be the time to point out that you think Trump is the economic juggernaut of our time.
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The health-care and social assistance sector — a consistent employment juggernaut — helped carry June's employment total higher with a gain of 50,500 jobs.
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He could see it was scaring some on-prem software vendors who wondered how they could compete directly with the public cloud juggernaut.
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We'll see whether he can hold on to his spot — and that will be sufficient to supplant Ted Cruz and the Trump juggernaut.
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Netflix is increasingly a juggernaut when it comes to original movies and TV shows, and it's bringing some big names to Comic-Con.
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What started as a website chronicling lives of random New Yorkers has since swelled to a whimsical juggernaut with 19m followers on Facebook.
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After Amazon dropped on its earnings report, Wall Street analysts mostly stuck by the internet juggernaut, tweaking estimates and lowering price targets slightly.
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"Formation" style Alibaba is often referred to as China's Amazon, running the biggest B2B marketplace, as well as the consumer retail juggernaut, Taobao.
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The social networking juggernaut found itself engulfed by controversies over fake news, electoral interference, privacy violations, and a broad backlash to smartphone addiction.
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You know that you have this giant video juggernaut and that you were early to sort of figuring out social video, Facebook video.
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The wireless explosion has transformed the market for audio speakers into a $10 billion juggernaut, according to a recent report by Strategy Analytics.
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Saving Labour, an outfit established to do just this, did not have the time or network needed to rival the Corbynite-Momentum juggernaut.
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Comedy Comes To TownWhat started as an experiment to offset the music-heavy festival roster 10 years ago has become its own juggernaut.
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Over the last few weeks I've been trying to get my hands of the recipe for this famous juggernaut of meat and gravy.
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But Amazon is moving into the region, raising the question of whether the Alibaba-backed regional player can compete with a global juggernaut.
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Even if you're an ascetic who eschews the materialism of holiday shopping, the Black Friday and Cyber Monday juggernaut is hard to avoid.
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The Spencer's-owned Halloween juggernaut touts that it has accurately predicted the results of every presidential election since 1996 based on costume sales.
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The Chinese juggernaut is broad, with an effort to deploy AI in its military, agriculture, logistics, healthcare and media sectors, the report said.
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Albeit not perfectly, the U.S. has adhered to the first two principles and has made the U.S. the research juggernaut it is today.
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"The Power to Compete," Ryoichi Mikitani and Hiroshi Mikitani Why was Japan, the juggernaut of the 1980s, eclipsed by South Korea and China?
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I did not feel any malice as I covered Theo Epstein's deliberate transformation of the Cubs, turning them from doormats into a juggernaut.
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Beyond critical acclaim, "Game of Thrones" was a rare cultural juggernaut, with more than 45 million people tuning in for its final episodes.
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The juggernaut, however, is that for students whose learning, behavioral, health or emotional needs are challenging to support, very little "choice" actually exists.
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Prices as of Close on December 19, 2017 Bristol-Myers is a global biopharmaceutical company and a juggernaut in the area of immunotherapy.
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"We've just come up against a juggernaut of an American team that has not put a foot wrong," said International captain Nick Price.
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And "Deadpool 22" appears to be every bit the viral juggernaut that the original was, according to readings by several social media firms.
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The Demons are the local football team, the pride and joy of the town, by Pedigo's accounts a local juggernaut in the 60s.
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But watch the way they and their star labor to keep up with this juggernaut Warriors squad and it's not strange at all.
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He learned that birtherism drew juggernaut ratings — and that its racist underpinnings and evidence-free nature didn't get him kicked off the network.
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UFC Fight Night events tend to be the promotion's tool of establishing a presence in new territories left untouched by the MMA juggernaut.
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German reinsurance juggernaut Hannover Re, is giving the founding team at Ladder tips on how it has structured its own claims, Kohler says.
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"We have seen, in that 72-hour period, Joe Biden go from being a joke to a juggernaut," said CNN commentator Van Jones.
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London (CNN Business)The London Stock Exchange has agreed to buy financial data provider Refinitiv, creating a British rival to industry juggernaut Bloomberg.
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But over time the stores turned into Dollar Tree, the retailing juggernaut with more than 14,000 outlets in the United States and Canada.
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Baby Wants Candy, a musical juggernaut that started in the late 1990s, now has permanent shows in Los Angeles, Chicago and New York.
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Mr. Palihapitiya, who was a vice president of growth at the tech juggernaut, recommended that users take a "hard break" from social media.
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"It's quite an interesting journey that it's being compared and contrasted to a huge Marvel juggernaut, which was never our intention," she said.
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The M.V.P. honors an individual, not a team, but it seems fitting that the do-it-all engine of a juggernaut should win.
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For all that, WinRed, created last summer, has given the party an overdue counterweight to ActBlue, the Democrats' small-donor fund-raising juggernaut.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng index jumped 1.35%, as of its final hour of trading, with shares of Chinese tech juggernaut Tencent surging 3.06%.
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But ever since Ryan Tannehill took over under center in Week 7, the Titans have been an offensive juggernaut in their own right.
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NBC's supposed ratings juggernaut The Voice hit a season premiere low in same day numbers, down double digits from 22019's fall premiere.
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To the Editor: Glenn S. Gerstell's article identifies the magnitude of the digital juggernaut and brilliantly lays out the difficulty of the challenge.
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The social juggernaut has participated in the four-year-old Indian startup's Series E financing round, sources familiar with the matter told TechCrunch.
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DeBord: The core baby boomers, they're the ones who really built Harley up into the juggernaut that it became in the postwar period.
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Hong Kong-listed shares of Chinese tech juggernaut Alibaba continued their upward trek as they gained 2.99%, following a blockbuster debut on Tuesday.
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"A melting pot of diversity fighting a juggernaut of adversity," he says over a gutbucket two-step, summing up the song's moral worldview.
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Since then, its regional rivals have seen strong growth, and the American juggernaut has failed to take the lead, market observers told CNBC.
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Finally, Cramer addressed the juggernaut that is the stock of Nvidia, a $240 stock that he said is on a path to $300.
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The game subsequently arrived on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC, and has gone on to become the sales juggernaut it is today.
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"President Trump has built a juggernaut of a campaign, raising record amounts of money at a record pace," Parscale boasted in a statement.
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"Hamilton," the perpetual theatrical juggernaut, had a particularly successful week, setting a record for itself with a gross of $3,797,844 for eight performances.
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Abbott Laboratories has agreed to buy St. Jude Medical for $25 billion, which will create a juggernaut in the market for heart devices.
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"The SHOP juggernaut continues … SHOP's Q2 surprised positively on almost every metric, blowing away merchant additions (now greater than >500K), which sets the stage for faster than expected growth in all areas of the business over the next few qtrs, at least, including breaking through the profitability barrier, which we view as one of the final frontiers for the Shopify juggernaut."
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N+A had a decent-sized following, but R+L=J was always the fandom juggernaut of theories, with the most evidence behind it.
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The aerospace and defense juggernaut has tumbled more than 5 percent in just two days in one of the worst performances in the Dow.
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But the SEC, once considered the most brutal league in college football, is proving to be a breeze for college football's most infamous juggernaut.
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Facebook's juggernaut growth is credited to its success at growing a hub of video content, and Instagram has similarly doubled down on the format.
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His "performers" ranged from an airborne marvel with one moving part, to an eight-propeller juggernaut that could move in any direction it pleased.
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This may be the biggest Game of Thrones twist yet: Big-time celebrities are actually trying to bribe their way onto HBO's juggernaut series.
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Homie will need to figure out how to take on this juggernaut as it spreads out across the country if it wants to succeed.
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That was the season its penultimate episode bested then-juggernaut American Idol in the ratings for the first time and scored series-high numbers.
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It's now a game industry juggernaut, earning an estimated $2.4 billion in 2018 alone and counting an audience north of 200 million registered players.
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In order for it to rocket past the juggernaut that is The Revenant, Damon really would have to science the s— out of it.
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With Braintree and Venmo under its umbrella, PayPal is "the real juggernaut" of the financial technology sector under CEO Dan Schulman's leadership, he said.
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After all, it's still a ratings juggernaut compared to CNN and MSNBC, which probably means more to the executives than any single poll result.
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HBO reportedly had to reshoot more than 90 percent of the episode before it aired, kicking off the cultural juggernaut the series eventually became.
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Emilio Nicolas Sr., who built a struggling Texas television station into the company that became the Spanish-language broadcasting juggernaut Univision, died on Oct.
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The company, which shares tech investing juggernaut SoftBank as an investor with Uber, rolls out its taxi-booking service in the city on Monday.
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" Swift, a pop culture juggernaut no matter how you feel about her, was once the epicenter of a pop culture conglomerate called the "squad.
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Since then, the pair have turned Facebook into a juggernaut that is now morphing into new areas, including virtual reality, artificial intelligence and video.
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With Avengers: Endgame almost here, the cast of the juggernaut Marvel Universe are feeling emotional in what could be their final film all together.
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Alipay, the payments solution affiliated with China's e-commerce juggernaut Alibaba, today announced it surpassed 230 million daily active users and 120,000 lite apps.
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And the Uber investment is a delicate issue, particularly as the ride-hailing juggernaut moves more into mapping and self-driving cars: Alphabet territory.
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The sixth season of Fox's make-me-a-pop-superstar/talent-show juggernaut had acquainted millions of Americans with a contestant named Sanjaya Malakar.
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The firm employs veteran media strategist Bill Knapp, who produced the advertising juggernaut during all three of Bloomberg's mayoral campaigns, according to its website.
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Kindel, who held a director level role at Amazon, said on his blog that his last day with the e-commerce juggernaut was Friday.
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The political opposition has been scattered to India's provinces as the BJP's electoral juggernaut has rumbled from victory to victory in the populous centre.
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It could have burnt mountains of cash battling for market share with local ride app juggernaut Didi Chuxing, between marketing, discounts, and driver incentives.
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But until that time comes, I'm happy to support Firefox in its efforts to provide a genuine and viable alternative to the browser juggernaut.
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Jobs in the health-care and education sector — a consistent employment juggernaut — increased the most in July with a net gain of 66,103 payrolls.
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The stakes are particularly high this holiday season, since one-time retail juggernaut Toys R Us closed all its US locations earlier this year.
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As documented elsewhere in our fine institution recently, schools and parents can't even begin to confront the meme-friendly juggernaut that is the Juul.
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The United States may still boast the largest economy on Earth, but it's not exactly behaving like a global juggernaut of wealth and prosperity.
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In his fourth season as head coach at SMU, Larry Brown has assembled a juggernaut that could play with any team in the country.
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For Uber, the embattled ride-hail juggernaut now valued at $70 billion, much of the company's future is resting on what happens this week.
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And, just as organic went from an unknown category to a beauty juggernaut, so can halal — as more awareness and education about it grows.
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That juggernaut is the television & video industry in the Asia Pacific, which is being analyzed and dismantled at the APOS summit here in Bali.
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Although Dan says the show is a juggernaut ... the ratings are down this season from last, although the all-important demos are still strong.
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Overall, the reports released on Thursday night showed how much Trump and his lean campaign operation have been dwarfed by Clinton's big money juggernaut.
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The e-commerce juggernaut added more market value in one day than that of more than 400 individual companies in the S&P 500.
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But the e-commerce juggernaut plans to launch its first ever branded cargo plane, the Amazon One, at Seattle's SeaFair Air Show on Friday.
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For starters, the data-driven juggernaut is rolling out tipping slowly, first in Seattle, Minneapolis and Houston, to discern what is, and isn't, working.
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Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi acknowledged that Waymo's case "raised some hard questions" for the ride-hailing juggernaut in a statement emailed to VICE News.
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Ailes was of the most influential media figures of modern times, building Fox News into a rating juggernaut that dominated the cable news landscape.
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But while no one expected Looking Glass to match that juggernaut, neither did anyone suspect it would stumble so hard and fall so fast.
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The party had faced questions throughout the general election calendar about whether its ground game could compete with Clinton's juggernaut, which boasted more staff.
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In the month just ended, he very nearly matched the money raised by Hillary Clinton's big-donor juggernaut, most of it in small contributions.
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Apple, the computer and phone making juggernaut, has tapped longtime Trump ally Jeffrey Miller to lobby on its behalf, a lobbying registration form shows.
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Gretzky said that Glen Sather, who coached the Oilers to four of their five Stanley Cups, was the true architect of this offensive juggernaut.
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Last month, the social juggernaut blocked South African TV and Radio Producer Msizi Nkosi after he shared images of Swazi Maidens wearing traditional attire.
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They must also overcome a juggernaut of organized anti-government forces: market-worshiping think tanks, right-wing media, a more staunchly conservative business leadership.
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Miami's dance music juggernaut, Ultra Music Festival, just dropped the first phase of its 2017 lineup, and big things are in store for attendees.
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"Black Panther," Marvel's juggernaut superhero film, made its way into the three highest-grossing films of all time in North America over the weekend.
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Marvel, the comic book juggernaut known for bringing many iconic superheroes to life, is still figuring out how not to look like a villain.
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FKi 1st of the crew, a production juggernaut in his own right, stopped by to drop a mix of some of his favorite tracks.
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Still, Amazon remains an e-commerce and increasingly advertising juggernaut and people are starting to use it for product research as well as shopping.
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Jon Henes, a partner at legal juggernaut Kirkland & Ellis, sent an email calling on donors to back Biden in the midst of the pandemic.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng index also jumped 28.203%, as of its final hour of trading, with shares of Chinese tech juggernaut Tencent gaining 228.20%.
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Earlier this week, Starbucks employees launched a petition urging the coffee juggernaut to close temporarily because of the outbreak, as other retailers have done.
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RuPaul has built a juggernaut on the wigs of queens old enough not just to be this season's drag mothers, but their birth mothers.
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"Pokémon Detective Pikachu" is the first feature to pivot on a pairing of animated characters from the Japanese merchandising juggernaut and real live actors.
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Mr. Iger had expertly acquired Pixar, Marvel and Lucasfilm and used them to make Disney into a movie, theme park and consumer products juggernaut.
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She helped turn Google into a juggernaut, developing its signature advertising product, AdWords, and overseeing its first foray into content sharing, called Google Video.
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By picking up even more seats through alliances with smaller parties, he then built a political juggernaut that went on to dominate Indian politics.
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And it was the latest spelling victory for the Dallas region, which has emerged as something of a juggernaut in spelling in recent years.
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In its last year, the Chuck Lorre-produced comedy juggernaut averaged 17.3 million viewers a week, making it the most-viewed network entertainment show.
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The promotional juggernaut was supposed to continue with a huge author tour until numerous Latinx authors made headlines with serious concerns about the book.
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She needn't have worried: She was nominated for a Tony for best featured actress in a musical, part of the juggernaut of "Carousel" nominations.
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" Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale attributed the numbers to the ongoing impeachment developments over the last three months, calling the campaign "an unstoppable juggernaut.
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More recently, Mr. Steltenpohl had watched the rise of WhiteWave, the soy and nut milk juggernaut, and Mr. Evans had connections with almond growers.
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But the juggernaut of globalization, beginning with the trade links between Sumer and the Indus Valley Civilization in the third millennium B.C., will continue.
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Today, the constant leaks only buttress President Trump's claim that Mr. Comey and the "fake news" liberal media juggernaut are out to get him.
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But in this charmed season, not even negative thinking can stop the Federer juggernaut, and he eventually closed out the match with an ace.
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Or at least as explicit — for just a minute — as talk of white supremacy is going to get on a prime-time network juggernaut.
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Worth about $28 billion, SpaceX may become a $50 billion juggernaut through its launch of a satellite broadband network, Morgan Stanley said in October.
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Staged with infinite inventiveness by Sam Mendes, Stefano Massini's epic drama of familial and economic accumulation and attrition became a juggernaut ride to ruin.
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The web had gone from an intellectual curiosity to the juggernaut we know today, with an unknown number of websites you can currently visit.
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Those states are likely to employ more regulatory oversight than say, countries like China, which is a hemp juggernaut moving quickly to export CBD.
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Early in the fourth quarter it seemed the malaise that often accompanies "Thursday Night Football" games might envelop even the juggernaut-like Dallas Cowboys.
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The Knicks lost again, 112-105, but played one of their better games of the season, standing toe-to-toe with the league's juggernaut.
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It was built, by someone who knows how to make a paint-by-numbers blockbuster under the auspices of the Disney juggernaut, to win.
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He had built a production juggernaut by merging his company, Famous Players, with that of Jesse Lasky, and then adding a distributor called Paramount.
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For a juggernaut like Drake, more did indeed mean more: "More Life," his so-called playlist, was 22 songs long and broke digital records.
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It was a stark reversal for Boeing, an industrial juggernaut that has enjoyed a decade of rapid growth and has deep ties in Washington.
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People are actually playing it, with the game briefly managing to overtake Valve's own Dota 2 juggernaut for most concurrent players on Steam last month.
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Scion never strayed far from the formula it concocted when "The Fast and the Furious" referred to one movie, not a $4 billion Hollywood juggernaut.
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Attempts were also made to cobble together a broad opposition alliance, bringing together regional parties opposed to the BJP, to take on the Modi juggernaut.
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GIFs hadn't yet become the juggernaut they are today: Facebook had just enabled them the month before, and Twitter wouldn't do so until that November.
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And it's also helped establish the Golden State team juggernaut that has beaten LeBron for the NBA title in three of the past four seasons.
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Shares of Chinese tech juggernaut Tencent bounced 4.12 percent on the back of the company receiving approvals for two new games after months of waiting.
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Coming in at $80 million domestically (modest for a holiday weekend, especially compared to Days of Future Past's $110.5 million opening weekend), it's no juggernaut.
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Here are five topics that are exciting Amazon investors: While Microsoft's cloud is growing at a faster clip, Amazon Web Sservices remains the industry juggernaut.
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Thor's comms team acknowledged it's not looking to go head-to-head with Elon Musk's juggernaut, and expressed "admiration" for Tesla and its rival, Nikola.
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Such instances of artistic self-abnegation have been eclipsed in the US by a Protestant Reductivist Modernist juggernaut hellbent on upholding the values of production.
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In the earlier days, when YouTubers weren't quite the "influencer" juggernaut they are now, apologies done by video might have seemed more believable and relatable.
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Barring a miracle, Neumann's show is likely never going to be a YouTube juggernaut in the way that some of the other major channels are.
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Silicon Valley has historically been leery of wedding startups, yet Zola, which Fast Company called "The Apple Store of weddings," has become a cultural juggernaut.
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October 2018 marks a year since Hollywood juggernaut Harvey Weinstein was taken down by reports detailing decades of sexual harassment and abuse allegations against him.
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THE most recognisable face of Chinese capitalism belongs to Jack Ma, the founder of Alibaba, an e-commerce juggernaut matched in size only by Amazon.
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Both the online retailing juggernaut and Diamondback Energy are universally loved on Wall Street, with all analysts that cover the stocks rating them a buy.
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These insights are gleaned from, appropriately enough, the latest, gayest edition of Pornhub Insights, a regularly-released collection of data from the online porn juggernaut.
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"Medidata has always been an extremely well-run company and a juggernaut in their space," said Bijan Salehizadeh, a medical technology investor at NaviMed Capital.
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A series of major mergers was supposed to transform AT&T from a stodgy old phone company into a slick online video and advertising juggernaut.
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Kempner, the CEO of PR juggernaut MWWPR, helped Obama raise up to $200,000 in 2008 and helped him bring in at least $500,000 in 2012.
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But this won't be the last time a tech company sees a chance to score points by putting a dent in the digital advertisement juggernaut.
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The FX miniseries has proved to be an awards juggernaut, also collecting top honors at the Emmys, Critics' Choice Awards, TCA Awards and AFI Awards.
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Kempner is the founder and CEO of PR juggernaut MWWPR, and tickets for the event at his home in Water Mill, New York, on Aug.
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But when it came out in the mid-19th century, it became this massive, multimedia juggernaut, with all these authorized and unauthorized adaptations and merchandise.
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In that year, after Amazon took over Whole Foods Market, fears grew about which industries the internet juggernaut may venture into next, including health care.
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Considering the entertainment juggernaut Marvel has become since the turn of the millennium, the financial struggles the company had in the '90s feels like fiction.
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But that raises a terrifying new question: what will happen to the juggernaut Trump has created, and the energy of the people he's won over?
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It was broadcast live on multiple networks, an event reserved for heads of state, and was a ratings juggernaut with over 31 million people watching.
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The endorsement of Daily Kos was what catapulted Ossoff into an online fundraising juggernaut who would haul in $133 million in 2017's first quarter.
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Star Wars also helped to prop up the licensing and toy business, stepping in to help make up for the slowly fading juggernaut of Frozen.
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Wade helped deliver three championship rings to this organization and is responsible, arguably even more so than Riley, for transforming them into a longstanding juggernaut.
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Chinese tech juggernaut Tencent posted on Thursday its slowest profit growth in 503 years, but analysts say shares in the company are still worth buying.
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Yahoo is in the midst of spinning off its core business as it looks to part with its stake in Chinese e-commerce juggernaut Alibaba.
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She'd be facing a juggernaut who has not lost a fight in more than a decade, and has knocked out her 11 most recent opponents.
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The cloud hosting business has turned into a revenue juggernaut for Amazon since its founding 14 years ago, earning $6.68 billion in the third quarter.
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The 44 billion-euros yogurt juggernaut has no controlling shareholder and has underperformed rivals Unilever and PepsiCo, its one-time predator, for five years running.
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It had seemed an unstoppable juggernaut, set to roll through a string of state polls up to the next general election in 2019 and beyond.
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The goal, according to national and state Democratic officials, is to build out something of a permanent political juggernaut for the party's eventual presidential nominee.
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Meanwhile, Amazon's threat to Office Depot intensified last week when the online juggernaut announced its Business Prime Shipping service for users with Amazon Business accounts.
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Disney+ is here—and it's a fully formed streaming juggernaut Disney's much-anticipated streaming service has finally launched, and it has already all grown up.
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Also, in 1999, The Matrix came along, and as a cultural juggernaut, its influence can definitely be felt in the horror movies of the time.
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Ant Financial, the payments juggernaut controlled by Alibaba founder Jack Ma, reportedly postponed its U.S. IPO plans amid regulatory pressure and growing rivalry in China.
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But, given that a more moderate proposal could reflect poorly on Trump, it might be too late to control the anti-regulatory juggernaut they've unleashed.
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While it started as an upstart RISD kid's fringe sitcom parody, the series is now a juggernaut that's as divisive as many political wedge issues.
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Hager, a former WWE superstar, left the professional-wrestling juggernaut in 2016, signed with Bellator in 2017, and made his MMA debut earlier this year.
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So it makes sense for the juggernaut to invest in a software brand that already has recurring revenue and loyal users in dozens of countries.
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New estimates from Consumer Intelligence Research Partners put Amazon's U.S. Prime members at 85 million, and the online juggernaut has apparel squarely in its sights.
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"Golden Handcuffs" also touches on the living: Melania Trump, the enigmatic homebody, and Ivanka Trump, the eldest daughter and marketing juggernaut, are two central characters.
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In Germany, Bayern Munich's Bundesliga rivals do not see its success as a juggernaut crushing their expectations, but rather as a bandwagon to be followed.
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But Mr. Ayers grew it into a political juggernaut that corralled six- and seven-figure donations from some of the biggest donors on the right.
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Amazon's obsessive desire to please its customers has created a fearsome retail juggernaut and made its founder, Jeff Bezos, the richest man in the world.
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It is hard to imagine this "juggernaut of an American team" — as Price, the International team's captain, described it — becoming less formidable any time soon.
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Two years later came the HBO series starring Sarah Jessica Parker as Carrie Bradshaw, a cultural juggernaut that eclipsed both the book and the column.
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Kelly has proven to be a fundraising juggernaut, consistently hauling in millions of dollars each quarter, and has not trailed in a poll since May.
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Although other candidates might come out of Tennessee with some delegates, the story of the night is the unstoppable juggernaut that Trump has apparently become.
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In addition to those two juggernaut cinematic universes, the service will host the House of Mouses' many franchises, including Pixar films and National Geographic programs.
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What Bannon's site doesn't have much of, at this point, is the kind of on-camera talent that could turn Breitbart into a video juggernaut.
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Hillary Clinton was a juggernaut who consistently held around 50 percent support in national polls throughout the race and an overwhelming lead among black voters.
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This week, The Wall Street Journal reported that Marie Kondo — the tidying guru, publishing juggernaut and former Shinto shrine maiden — had opened an online store.
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Since the inception of the first ETF — the S&P 500 SPDR — in 1993, the U.S. market has grown rapidly to a $4.3 trillion juggernaut.
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With no happily ever after to pine for, many romantic Thrones fans have nothing to mourn — other than the emotional juggernaut this show once was.
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Chuck was a pioneer in the world of MMA and is widely credited with helping to grow the UFC into the juggernaut it is today.
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Hot on his trail is the latest from the K-pop group BTS, a chart juggernaut with legions of ultra-dedicated fans around the world.
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Biden aides say they respect the level of excitement and loyalty from Sanders backers and recognize the threat that the Vermont senator's fundraising juggernaut presents.
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While the show isn't a ratings juggernaut in the vein of Game of Thrones, its finale, which aired this week, pulled in 1.1 million viewers.
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The Big 12 champion Sooners have far more playoff experience, including a quarterback, Jalen Hurts, who transferred from Alabama, a postseason juggernaut, for this season.
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In 2018 so far, LinkedIn data shows Apple has hired at least 1003 people who worked at Tesla directly before joining the consumer electronics juggernaut.
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In 250, a restive Mr. Johnson negotiated a $1.9 billion stock swap with the packaged-food juggernaut Nabisco, maker of Oreo cookies and Ritz crackers.
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Going into 2019, Game of Thrones seemed poised to be the kind of cultural juggernaut with an ending that would be talked about for years.
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Looking to re-engage as a fan of something, I was captivated one October Saturday night when the Nittany Lions shocked the juggernaut Ohio State.
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There's a small but real chance that Trump could win every single primary and caucus on Tuesday, emerging as an unstoppable juggernaut in the process.
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But few places are being reshaped by China's overseas juggernaut like Africa, a continent that has seen relatively little new railroad construction in a century.
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Taking on the Modi juggernaut Despite his landmark 2014 victory, critics say Modi has failed to deliver on his biggest dream, an economically stronger nation.
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Of course, he was in charge during the heyday of Bird, Magic and Michael ... and helped the NBA become the global juggernaut it is today.
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