Nakamura was a key player in Bandai Namco's global growth.
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Beasley was the key player on Dallas' next scoring drive.
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Kushner has emerged as a key player in Mueller's probe.
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Russell will become a key player in the team's resurgence.
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Goop has been a key player in pushing that growth.
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Mr. Sands is a key player in the Seagate community.
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One key player escaped the upheaval largely unscathed: Big Pharma.
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Facebook is setting itself up to be a key player.
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Is he a key player in keeping the messy drama thriving?
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China is widely considered a key player in policing North Korea.
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She was a key player in a major anti-terrorism operation.
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He's also a key player in May's Captain America: Civil War.
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Others, however, are already turning to the key player: Gov. Rosselló.
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He's expected to be a key player for Dallas this season.
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Jim Jordan, a key player in the House Freedom Caucus. Rep.
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Unfortunately, a key player in the fight was the Bearcat mascot.
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That could make him a key player in the weeks ahead.
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Mr. Pelley is seen as a key player in those plans.
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WE FORMED ARGO AI, WHICH WAS A KEY PLAYER FROM GOOGLE AND A KEY PLAYER FROM UBER, AND THEY HAVE NOW RAMPED UP AND ARE – BUT WE ARE JUST NOT TALKING PUBLICLY AS MUCH AS SOME COMPANIES.
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John Barrasso, R-Wyoming, a key player in the health care debate.
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He was a key player in balancing the federal budget in 1997.
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Abbott has been a key player in the flurry of deal activity.
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Trump remains One key player in the drama is staying in town.
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Syngenta is a key player in the market for pesticides and seeds.
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"Saudi Arabia is the key player, they're already over compliant," he said.
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Soleimani was a key player on the armed side of that contest.
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But it tends to be a low-key player in military matters.
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O'Brien is favored by Pompeo, now the key player in Trump's Cabinet.
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During the Iran nuclear negotiations, the council representative was a key player.
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Greg Walden (R-Ore.), a key player on healthcare, told reporters Tuesday.
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And you think government should have be a key player in this?
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For that creative energy, he will rely heavily on key player Christian Eriksen.
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Harris was a key player in football's iconic " Immaculate Reception " play in 1972.
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The key player is Senate president Mike Pence, who can overrule the parliamentarian.
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Darcy becomes the key player in deciding the fate of the Ain't Right's.
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You've been a key player in developing the FCC's agenda on 5G infrastructure.
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The former national security adviser was a key player in Trump's White House.
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The big picture: Giuliani is a key player in the Trump-Ukraine saga.
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The Olympics have unexpectedly been a key player in the history of trans equality.
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I mean, it&aposs a huge deal, and Russia is a key player there.
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It's no small detail that the key player in this story is a man.
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SEIU has been a key player in the fight for a $15 minimum wage.
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For the second straight game, the Reds traded a key player during the game.
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But Deripaska hired Manafort's firm — and Kilimnik became a key player in the work.
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He will also be a key player in the investigation of the company's accounting.
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Regardless, if the election results show political deadlock, Liberman becomes a key player... again.
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She was a key player in Venezuela's government before breaking with it in March.
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Sondland, a key player in the investigation, believes so, according to his additional statements.
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The Sharks are also close to having a key player back in the lineup.
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The US is a key player in two major diplomatic efforts involving the Koreas.
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Marie Yovanovitch has been a key player in the impeachment inquiry for many reasons.
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We will talk to a key player in that case, Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner, next.
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He is a key player at AOL as the company's global head of media sales.
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The BPC has continued modeling US government finances, remaining a key player in debt negotiations.
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The company has made a few acquisitions to become a key player in this space.
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Ortega, 59, was a key player in Venezuela's government but broke with it in March.
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Anthony Davis's performance thus far is an even better example of the skeleton key player.
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Take Lottie's opinion of her stepbrother's fiancée, who is a key player in the drama.
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Do you work at Amazon and think we overlooked a key player or ignored someone?
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Do you see anyone in the current political system who could be that key player?
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He'll be a key player in the president's efforts to crack down on drug prices.
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Although a foreign policy specialist, Corker is also a key player in the tax debate.
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Many saw the meeting as heralding Mr. Kushner's role as a key player on China.
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Pakistan is a key player in combating terrorism and establishing a democratic regime in Afghanistan.
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Do you work at Walmart and think we overlooked a key player or ignored someone?
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Former President Obama has emerged as a key player in the Democratic presidential primary race.
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Huawei has the added advantage of being the key player in its vast home market.
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Some have speculated that Amazon could be a key player in bringing down drug prices.
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Steve Stivers (R-Ohio), a key player in the effort to whip House Republican votes.
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No key player in the drama can be sure what their opponent will do next.
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PG&E is also a key player in helping California meet its ambitious climate goals.
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These days, his anxieties are elsewhere — can he establish himself as a key player in fashion?
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Such a move might temporarily restore Bannon's reputation as a key player in the White House.
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Pagliano became a key player during the investigation into Clinton's email practices as secretary of state.
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Why he's important: Key player in the nexus between Giuliani, Trump and the new Ukraine administration.
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For many years, Ericsson was a key player when it comes to telecommunications infrastructure and equipment.
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A key player in the video effort is Kim Kingsley, co-founder of news site Politico.
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As a result, the NCAA became an unexpected key player in the fight for transgender rights.
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Amazon Channels, could become a key player here if it expands to include more add-ons.
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Ted Cruz, a Texas Republican, a key player in the talks who currently opposes the bill.
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He mentioned Hunter Henry as a key player while noting the way he's played this year.
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Specifically, Resolution 1737 named Parchin Chemical Industries as a key player in Tehran's ballistic missile program.
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But sources like Dauer, the talent manager who ultimately became a key player, dodged her calls.
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The central bank has been a key player mainly since the sovereign debt crisis of 2011.
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Further, Bin Salman is a key player in the kingdom's stunning and growing cooperation with Israel.
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The Georgia Republican has been a key player in defending the president in the lower chamber.
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Grab is a key player in southeast Asia, where it recently bought out Uber's regional business.
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But on the other side of getting released, fired or relegated, emotions are the key player.
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The nation of Jordan, a key player in the Palestinian peace process, also lacks an ambassador.
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Sina was a key player in the Chinese internet's emergence as a social and economic force.
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If confirmed, Price will be a key player in Trump's efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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France is a key player in security in West Africa with about 3,500 troops in the region.
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He's a key player in the nexus between Trump, Rudy Giuliani and the new Ukraine administration. 3.
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It turns out Stranger Things isn't just a popular show, but a key player in Netflix's growth.
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The Supreme Court, which now has a conservative majority, remains a key player as this drama unfolds.
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Although he is a foreign policy specialist, Corker is also a key player in the tax debate.
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P2P lending network Afluenta has established itself as a key player in the Latin American fintech space.
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France is a key player in security in the region with about 3,500 troops in the region.
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Like so much of the robotics world, Pittsburgh is a key player in the world of automation.
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Meanwhile, Padgett was considered "a key player" with a "commanding presence" for the team's defensive front-line.
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When the presidential campaign began last year, the FBI was not expected to be a key player.
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Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA) has become a key player in the Obamacare repeal and replace fight.
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While no one has most valuable player numbers, almost no key player is not pulling his weight.
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So Mr. Schiller is likely to be a key player as the investigation of Valeant's accounting unfolds.
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These developments have combined to position North America as the key player in the world energy market.
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And the Obama administration, with Biden as a key player, opportunistically acted to advance important climate goals.
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And shadowy threats flooded the phone lines and inboxes of nearly every key player in the drama.
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Pastor Huang is a key player in this network that's sympathetic to the movement in Hong Kong.
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The Chinese company is a key player in the rollout of next-generation wireless technology, or 5G.
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He was a key player in inventing quantum electrodynamics, which describes the behavior of light and matter.
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Now, as the Trump administration's senior advisor, Ivanka is a key player in her father's White House.
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Another key player throughout the process will be Avigdor Lieberman, whose Yisrael Beitenu party controls eight seats.
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Pompeo rarely breaks with Trump publicly and is a key player on many of his administration's priorities.
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A pilot for The Resistance, Poe Dameron (Oscar Isaac) is a key player under Leia Organa's guidance.
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Saudi Arabia is another key player to watch, Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co. managing director Michael Bradley said.
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As city attorney, Patton was a key player in the effort to withhold footage of McDonald's death.
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Hermitage also claimed that Veselnitskaya was a key player in organizing screenings of a film rewriting Magnitsky's history.
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Williams was the key player on the drive, racing 25 yards to the Syracuse 28 against a blitz.
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Guillen has also been a key player in the company's electric semi-truck program, according to several reports.
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Heroic dog: One key player in the raid was a dog, whose picture President Trump shared on Twitter.
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"(Prem) has been a key player since the 1980s and was the king's right hand man," said Jory.
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The chipmaker acquired Basis in 2014 in a bid to become a key player in the wearables market.
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We're willing to bet Boyega could once again defy expectations as a key player in a cherished franchise.
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He was a key player in the scheme to help wealthy parents buy their kids into choice universities.
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His obvious joy over being a key player in the Star Wars universe is so wholesome and pure.
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Mnangagwa, a former security chief and life-long Mugabe confidant known as "The Crocodile", is the key player.
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Separately, the enlarged company will also be the key player in a new shipping alliance, dubbed "THE Alliance".
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One key player in cutting a global supply glut is the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
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A key player in the ongoing boycott against Trump-branded goods has been the Grab Your Wallet campaign.
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Dominating from the top lane, Smeb has been a key player in securing lots of the crew's wins.
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Kaul won in Wisconsin over incumbent Attorney General Brad Schimel, who was a key player in the lawsuit.
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Odebrecht is a key player in the sprawling corruption investigation centered on Petrobras, the state-run oil company.
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This is true today and was a big part of his campaign -- and Stone was a key player.
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No. Key player Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley is the person to watch in the days ahead.
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He added Canal employs 8,200 people and is a key player and financier of the French film industry.
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Abandoning the TPP weakens America's geopolitical position as a key player in the Asia Pacific region and globally.
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Mattarella, for whom Italy's image abroad is of paramount concern, will be a key player in coalition talks.
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Guardiola described Fernando, the Brazilian midfield destroyer, as "the key player" when City was clinging to the lead.
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Republicans view the Fed as a key player in offsetting the economic havoc being wrought by the coronavirus.
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Above, a poster of a key player — Lebanon's prime minister, who is missing — being put up in Beirut.
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Rubio, a Cuban-American, was a key player in forging the new, more hostile policy toward the island.
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HELPFUL READ: Here's why Richard Gates is a key player in special counsel Robert Mueller's probe. http://bit.
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Roskam joins lobbying firm MORE (R-Ill.), who was a key player in writing the GOP tax law.
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Indeed, the key player to this whole experience may not be The Donald after all, but billionaire Bloomberg.
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Hatch has been a key player in the health care debate, but he plans to leave Congress soon.
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In the longer term, the move makes Hanoi a key player in Obama's strategic pivot to East Asia.
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The Venezuelan military has also been widely accused of being a key player in the transatlantic cocaine trade.
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But court documents also implicated Trump in the scheme, saying he was a key player in the plot.
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Rodchenkov was the head of the Russia's anti-doping laboratory and a key player in Russian doping at Sochi.
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But Nokia is gaining momentum in the mobile communications market as a key player making 25G equipment and software.
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Nor is the ostensible glimpse into the Vatican's intramural politics particularly interesting given how cartoonish the key player appears.
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Johnson is a real-life mathematician who was a key player in the early days of NASA's space program.
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Giuliani, who is not a U.S. official or officeholder, has been a key player in Trump's dealings with Ukraine.
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Rich media files used for engaging and dynamic advertising are on the rise–with video being a key player.
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Dany may not have become Queen of the Seven Kingdoms, but she was certainly a key player for Liz.
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The airline, with a market capitalization of about $680 million, is a key player in South and Central America.
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In the season premiere, the show introduces a key player, an attorney who has specialized in post conviction appeals.
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Could this mean tall boots will be making their way into our closets as a key player next year?
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What's next: The Pentagon says the Kurdish militia will be a key player in efforts to re-take Raqqa.
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But in an announcement last week, one key player basically ended the debate over which standard is the future.
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We know Grindelwald will be a key player in the Fantastic Beasts films, and that Newt knew Albus Dumbledore.
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For one, he hates Guardiola and will be a key player in the psychodrama that is Pep vs. Jose.
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Shares of Aéropostale, for example, once a key player in the space, are trading for less than 50 cents.
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Why you'll hear about this again: The U.S. is poised to become a key player in global LNG markets.
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Lara has become a key player in Trump's reelection campaign, in part, due to her experience with the media.
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In fact, it appears to have frightened a key player in the US government, none other than Donald Trump.
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Johnson was a key player in a last-ditch effort to repeal and replace much of Obamacare last month.
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The Obama administration supports that goal, and the president was a key player in securing the deal last December.
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Hopefully, he is OK. He is a key player for Washington and you hate to see anybody get hurt.
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France remains a key player in Gabon's economy, with more than 100 companies based there, including oil major Total.
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Wind will also be a key player, with power from offshore turbines expected to grow fifteen-fold by 2650.
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But Hurd, a key player in the investigation, said the committee would also probe the origins of the breach.
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But Mr. Ive became a key player in the company's revival after its founder Steve Jobs returned in 1997.
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She was a key player in overturning the military's "don't ask don't tell" policy and calling for marriage equality.
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Biogen is also a key player in treatment of multiple sclerosis, handling 38 percent of all MS patients globally.
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If it really takes the leap, it could be a key player in making robotics more mainstream among consumers.
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The impeachment hearings have revealed what a key player he was in Trump's alleged quid pro quo with Ukraine.
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Democrats are also working to secure testimony from former national security adviser John Bolton, potentially a key player. Rep.
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Trump also emerged as a key player in tax reform, pushing for the expansion of the child tax credit.
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A staunch U.S. Cold War ally and key player in the U.S.-backed invasion of Afghanistan after the Sept.
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In January 2015, Walters met another key player in the water crisis, Melissa Mays – a fellow concerned mother in Flint.
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Pompeo has also been a key player in advocating for a tougher approach to China, beyond the ongoing trade negotiations.
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Price has been a key player in GOP leadership's efforts to sell their House health care bill to skeptical members.
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Cohen was Trump&aposs self-described fixer and a key player in the Trump Organization for more than a decade.
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A key player in NASA's transition team, Charles Miller, has called for a battle between NASA's vehicles and commercial ones.
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Okta is really the key player in this market right now, having introduced cloud single sign-on back in 2009.
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To address this life-and-death issue, Memed has emerged as a key player for managing e-prescriptions in Brazil.
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Well, Simons has been a key player in transforming the menswear landscape, but his career actually began in furniture design.
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Everybody knows BMW and Intel, but Mobileye has been a quiet but key player in the self-driving car industry.
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Center Kingsley Okoroh has 27.5 blocks and will be a key player as the Bears look to contain Oregon's frontline.
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Assistant Secretary of State for International Security and Nonproliferation Chris Ford has been a key player in the ongoing discussions.
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Milan, K&L Gates holds conference on "Milan: key player in new trends in the real estate sector" (0730 GMT).
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Iovine was a key player in Apple's release of iTunes and the iPod in the early 2000s before founding Beats.
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The big development stemming from the Kim trip revolves around China's return as the key player in the upcoming talks.
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An inning later, Collins took out another key player, third baseman Jose Reyes, to assure him a little extra rest.
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Read more:The late Elijah Cummings, a key player in the Trump impeachment inquiry, was signing subpoenas from his hospital bedRep.
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HR chief Dane Holmes is the latest key player to leave the Wall Street bank in a matter of days.
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Yet, despite standing 5'11 and weighing just 155 pounds at the time, he was a key player in their races.
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Mr. Weissmann, 60, has been considered a key player on Mr. Mueller's team and one of its most aggressive prosecutors.
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He'd been in hiding since 2013, but still was a key player in the drug trade and engaging in extortion.
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The second key player is Hannah's mother, Loreen, and Becky Ann Baker turns in one last fantastic, tough-love performance.
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President Trump, by contrast, realized that Tehran's goal was to replace America as the key player in the Middle East.
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In a further sign of trouble for King, a key player in his own party joined the rebukes Tuesday. Rep.
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Samsung hopes to position itself as a key player when it comes to Bixby being on internet of things devices.
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Trump was expected to be a key player in the tax debate, providing leadership and direction from the White House.
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Expect Avengers 23 to explore this, and possibly position Mark Ruffalo as a new key player for the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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We still don't know if he can alter the past or change the future, but he's no doubt a key player.
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But even with Balogh's hire, the company is still missing a key player to make that happen: a chief financial officer.
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Maikelele was a key player in every match with an ADR averaging in the 80s and consistently positive K/D ratings.
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A key player in the effort was Felix Sater, who had worked with Trump on real estate deals around the world.
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The key player is the ascendant Trade Representative, Robert Lighthizer, who views American trade strategy with China as an unmitigated defeat.
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Since then, avocados have graduated from a Sunday brunch star to a key player in a multitude of different beauty applications.
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Knight was a key player in helping pass the Republican tax reform plan while a member of the National Economic Council.
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In addition to being a key player on Keeping Up With the Kardashians this season, Centineo has big things coming up.
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Key player Boeing soared more than 6 percent in premarket trading on Wednesday after posting earnings that easily topped analyst estimates.
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The key player in the transaction was a corporation based on Niue, a speck of an island in the South Pacific.
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The Saudis expect the United States to be a key player in all this, particularly given Trump's expertise in corporate America.
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The enlarged company will also be the key player in a new shipping alliance, due to start in April next year.
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Scalise oversees a team of deputy whips and was a key player in corralling support for the Republican health care bill.
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Meanwhile Vrbo has been a key player in vacation rentals, helping pave the way for home sharing services since the '28s.
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Minutes after news broke that Kawhi Leonard was leaving Toronto, the NBA champion Raptors lost another key player late Friday night.
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Knight becomes the latest key player in the GOP's successful tax-cut efforts to leave the public sector for K Street.
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Rosenstein also is a key player in some of the secret FISA warrants targeting Trump's campaign aides in the Russian investigation.
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Hamonic, a 26-year-old defenseman, has been a key player on the Islanders' roster during the course of his career.
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He was also deemed a key player in Riyadh's decision to isolate Qatar amid allegations that Doha's ruling family supported terrorism.
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Sanders, a key player in this team, hasn't ruled out primary challenges for candidates who don't support single-payer health care.
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See his journey from high-powered politician to controversial commentator, and key player in Trump's Ukraine scandal and resulting impeachment inquiry.
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Our sources connected with the show say Miley will be a key player because she appeals to the desired TV demo.
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Any effort to resurrect the series must reckon with the fact that the "key player" is also the most toxic one.
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He was a key player in the 2014 merger with Studley, creating Savills Studley (the company has since rebranded to Savills).
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As acting attorney general before Jeff Sessions' confirmation, she was a key player in the ongoing Russia probe, including intelligence-gathering.
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Natasha Kai was a key player on the gold medal-winning United States women's soccer team at the 2008 Beijing Games.
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Last year the Cavaliers lost a key player, Kevin Love, in the first round of a meaningless romp over the Celtics.
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Liddell has been a key player in the White House's effort to replace outdated federal IT with new, more secure technology.
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The indictment listed him as a key player in an operation to help Trump and hurt Clinton in the 2016 elections.
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The panel is expected to be a key player in Trump's $1 trillion rebuilding proposal, which has yet to be released.
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Named Tinder Me, it once again uses profiles found on Tinder, but now the key player is someone else entirely: you.
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The Raptors sold him first as a star and then as a key player, and Bargnani could not meet those expectations.
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Trump, however, has not frozen Bolton out on North Korea and he remains a key player, according to multiple U.S. officials.
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Hundreds also gathered at the burial site of Susan B. Anthony, a key player in the fight for women's suffrage, on Tuesday.
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A key player in the shift to mobile live streaming, the Twitter-owned service Periscope this weekend celebrated its first year online.
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Samsung, which is a key player for Google to win over, does use OLED displays on its newly released Galaxy S8 flagship.
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Republican Senator Marco Rubio, a key player in forging the new policy, was expected to attend along with other Cuban-American lawmakers.
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France remains a key player in Gabon's economy, with more than 100 companies based there, including the country's biggest oil producer Total.
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Listen The Latest New key player -- Meet Bill Taylor, the official who was nervous about injecting US politics in Ukraine security aid.
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With New Hampshire's primary being held on February 11, the state is a key player in the success of most Democratic candidates.
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For NYC stylist and Baton Rouge, Louisiana native Blaire Rabenhorst, her grandmother was the key player in her journey toward style discovery.
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Today, the landscape is changing, and Tafoya has become a key player in increasing the visibility of women in the sports industry.
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"Now is the moment," The Telegraph quoted Bannon, Trump's former strategist and a key player in his 2016 election campaign, as saying.
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As MDMA went from being a subcultural phenomenon to a key player in the mainstream, ketamine piggy-backed on that drug's rise.
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"There is not a shadow of doubt that the City of London will remain a key player in financial services," Rameix said.
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As Black Panther 2 begins to take shape, fans are questioning if one key player from the blockbuster first installment will return.
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Murkowski, a key player in deciding the fate of health care, argued senators should have time to look over the CBO numbers.
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McClendon — a key player in the U.S. shale boom — co-founded Chesapeake in 1989 and stepped down from the company in 2013.
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McClendon, a key player in the U.S. shale boom, co-founded Chesapeake in 1989 and stepped down from the company in 2013.
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Alongside German Chancellor Angela Merkel, the other key player in framing Europe's response to Trump will be new French President Emmanuel Macron.
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He is the second key player to come back from injury this week after Giancarlo Stanton returned Tuesday from a biceps injury.
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The band are a compelling live proposition, majestically coordinated yet slightly unhinged, with Rice's performance elevated by an expressionless, mute key player.
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He's a key player in the alleged scheme to subvert President Donald Trump's political opponents by coercing Ukraine into launching sham investigations.
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He was a key player in the team's victory and won the Babe Ruth Award for most outstanding performance in the postseason.
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But they do see the state as a key player in allowing them to triple their savings account and grow their family.
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Reeves said his wife Joanna is his "enabler" for the trips, and a key player on the back end of the operation.
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The financial crisis is a key player in the Great American Affordability Crisis, in which millennials struggle to afford staples like housing.
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Nuclear-armed Pakistan, a staunch U.S. Cold War ally and key player in the U.S.-backed invasion of Afghanistan after the Sept.
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Consider the Loth-cat out of the bag: Filoni may be emerging as a key player in Disney's new Star Wars strategy.
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Something else that doesn&apost add up, whether a key player was an FBI informant or somewhere closer to a Russian spy.
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Cohen is Trump's longtime personal lawyer and fixer, and has long been seen as a key player in solving problems for Trump.
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He has emerged as a key player in the impeachment inquiry, offering one of the most damning testimonies against President Donald Trump.
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Mnuchin is a key player in the tax reform process, meeting often with Speaker Ryan and House Ways and Means Chair Brady.
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Clinton was a key player in Obama's "pivot" to Asia when she served as his secretary of state from 2009 to 2013.
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Reviewers of an N.I.H. grant proposal a year earlier had described her as a "key player" and "established leader" in her field.
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But because Mr. Trump and his circle have so many interests in New York, the state has emerged as a key player.
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Seeing Mr. Cohn as a key player in pushing forward the Trump administration's tax cuts, some sold American stocks, pushing prices down.
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Paul Rudd's Scott Lang was a key player in defeating Thanos, and the Reporter suggests Rudd will likely reprise his starring role.
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Trump's announcement said McMahon would be a key player in his effort to generate stronger job growth and roll back federal regulations.
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What that means for Noah remains to be seen, but it is hard to envision him as a key player moving ahead.
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Although the Mets' current shortstop, Asdrubal Cabrera, was a key player for the team in 2016, he will be 32 in November.
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If confirmed, he would be a key player in carrying out Trump's plans to overhaul Democratic President Barack Obama's signature healthcare law.
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The Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairman is a key player on the issues expected to dominate Washington this fall, including tax reform.
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Bush appeared in 1.53 games but was never a key player, mostly being handed the ball only once or twice a game.
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Kelly, likely a key player in the upcoming year-end immigration fight, declined the Post's request for comment about the flared tensions.
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Turkey — a NATO ally and key player in Syria — passionately opposes any American support to the Syrian Kurds, especially the protection units.
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The Princess Bride might be getting remade — and one key player from the 1987 original isn't exactly on board with the idea.
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Bahrain is a key player in that effort, and home to the United States Navy's Fifth Fleet, which patrols the strategic waterway.
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Since he became a key player in the Russia investigation, Steele has remained quiet, speaking publicly only once to thank his supporters.
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"He's interested in demonstrating that Turkey is a key player for stabilization, that it should be respected and that it's in control."
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Japan was a key player in U.S.-led efforts to isolate and punish North Korea over its nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles.
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Normally, we devote each episode of Recode Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher to one key player from the tech and media world.
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"Zero problems" hoped to position Turkey firstly as a key player in international diplomacy, security, and trade, and, more importantly, an independent one.
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Obama was a key player in the Food and Drug Administration's decision to include added sugars on food labels, changing the food industry.
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A key player was Trump's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani, who raised the idea of investigating Biden in multiple television interviews and public tweets.
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But it's clear that Kushner was positioning himself to be a key player in the relationship, and it seems that work paid off.
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Whether it's the headliner or simply a side-kick ingredient, the spice is a key player in many familiar (and downright delicious) dishes.
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A key player in Schultz's growing team is Steve Schmidt, a former vice chairman at public relations powerhouse Edelman who managed Republican Sen.
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Chuck Schumer, the incoming Senate minority leader, will be a key player in organizing resistance to the Trump agenda and defending Obama's legacy.
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Tessa Thompson's character made her debut in Ragnarok, and she was a key player in both the story and the surprisingly prevalent comedy.
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Intel clearly wants to be a key player in the forthcoming autonomous driving revolution, and this new center should definitely help with that.
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JDE has bought up a string of coffee and tea firms, establishing its position as a key player in the global retail business.
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I put Simpson's strangely elusive nature to Edelman, asking how he'd come to understand the one key player he didn't get to interview.
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Since Trump appointed Rosenstein to serve as deputy attorney general, he has become a key player in the drama surrounding the Mueller investigation.
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With investments across sectors including technology, aerospace and chemicals, it has been a key player in the emirate's move away from oil dependence.
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"Blaine has been a key player in our efforts to transform Panera during the past half-decade," Shaich said in a statement Wednesday.
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Since then, he's been a key player in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and is referred to as "the godfather" by costar Tom Holland.
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Schrage was a key player in coordinating Facebook's response to the scandal, for which the company was initially criticized for reacting too slowly.
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But there's a broader message, says Lightfoot: "France is back," as a leader in Europe and a key player on the world stage.
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When San Antonio adds a key player to their roster, the move does not incur the debates triggered by most other teams' acquisitions.
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Quantifying engagement can absolutely influence the dynamics of who is seen as a market mover, influencer, and key player in an entrepreneurial ecosystem.
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It's all part of Dunkin's $100 million investment in its U.S. business to refresh the brand and become a key player in coffee.
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The late Dean Smith, the legendary North Carolina basketball coach, once said you can always play one great game without a key player.
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He was a key player in the Fed's efforts to shore up the economy, including its bond-buying campaign known as quantitative easing.
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But senior officials said the White House still views China as the key player in curbing Kim Jong-un, the North Korean dictator.
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The canny Kislyak figured correctly that Kushner would be a key player in Washington and was looking for an effective channel into TrumpWorld.
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Kerr, a key player on several of Jackson's best teams, would be the first to admit he was helped by a talented roster.
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It is too soon to know how Tehran will react, but M.B.Z. is likely to be a key player in whatever unfolds next.
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The company is one of China's biggest tech firms and a key player in the global rollout of super-fast 5G wireless networks.
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Russia is a key player influencing outcomes after providing critical air support and ground forces to rescue the Syrian regime from certain defeat.
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On Tuesday, the House Intelligence Committee is slated to hear from another key player: Ambassador Gordon Sondland, Trump's representative to the European Union.
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A key player is the federal Election Assistance Commission, which sets certification standards that almost every state relies on in buying new machines.
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"Jared is a key player in the administration and will continue helping the president accomplish his top priorities," she said in an email.
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Peter Kafka: You know when you're telling the story of how Dara got his job, you're sort of the key player in it?
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Barry is a company insider who is well liked on Wall Street and is known as a key player behind Best Buy's strategic turnaround.
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In Gates, Mueller brings in not just Manafort's chief deputy, but a key player from Trump's campaign who survived past Manafort's ouster last summer.
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He's not a key player in this election campaign, but his sideline Twitter commentary has been one of the more entertaining voices to follow.
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But he'll be a key player in negotiations with Congress over how to replace Obamacare, and he'll have vast power over the replacement's implementation.
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David Coleman, the head of the College Board, which owns the SAT, was also a key player in the design of the Common Core.
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Steve Bannon has reactivated his shadow public relations machine as he attempts to reassert himself as a key player in President Donald Trump's network.
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Her team set out to find out any genes that contribute more greatly to the disease itself and found one key player, called DYRK1A.
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Moscow can form its own trade bloc (the Eurasian Union), start a conflict (Ukraine), and become a key player in an existing conflict (Syria).
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Teddy Riley is a key player in Bruno Mars' win, too; Mars dedicated his win for Album of the Year to the songwriting legend.
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The former deputy Treasury secretary said China was also a key player in the effort to uphold economic sanctions against Iran and North Korea.
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Avocados are "loaded with potassium, which is a key player in ridding your body of excess sodium and, therefore, dreaded water weight," she says.
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They note that by selling minority stakes the EPRDF is underscoring its view that the state should be a key player in the economy.
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After dropping out of middle school to pursue a career as a machinist, he worked to become a key player in the pipe industry.
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The report does not mention Crawford by name, but we've spoken with witnesses who are adamant Crawford was a key player in the incident.
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The noted short seller sees new life in BlackBerry as an internet-of-things provider and a key player in the autonomous car market.
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It is the job of the jockey's agent, a key player in the jockey's life, to get the best possible rides for his client.
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Gordon Sondland, the U.S. ambassador to the European Union and a key player in the Ukraine saga, is also scheduled to appear on Wednesday.
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The key player the Diamondbacks acquired for Gregorius in a three-way deal with Detroit, the left-hander Robby Ray, mostly silenced the Yankees.
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Benjamin Pike is a principal at Ares Management and a key player behind the private-equity firm's push to profit from combating climate change.
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Moon has been a key player in the lead-up to the Singapore summit, meeting in person with both Kim and Trump last month.
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As chairman of the financial services committee, Hensarling is a key player in the ongoing negotiations by Republicans to reform the American tax code.
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Rosenstein is also a key player in some of the secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrants targeting Trump campaign aides in the Russia investigation.
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Molinari helped Google grow into a Washington powerhouse; now it's becoming a key player in regulatory fights over self-driving cars and artificial intelligence.
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And China can't be expected to sit these events out — it will do everything it can to remain a key player in the negotiations.
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Potential expansion relief: GM Bob Murray probably has the most work to do when it comes to avoiding losing a key player to Vegas.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy could be the key player in any such scenarios, which would require at least one conservative to join the four liberals.
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Cambridge Analytica, a Trump-aligned organization, harvested millions of users' personal records; one key player at the company had previously undisclosed ties to Russia.
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For John Kahan, the chief data analytics officer at Microsoft who was a key player in the study behind the scenes, that's too many.
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"It's definitely a possibility" that the president would exit the agreement, said Ross, a key player in the Trump administration's bid to overhaul NAFTA.
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Mr. Schmidt was a key player in Volkswagen's efforts to deceive regulators in the United States about the company's compliance with federal emissions rules.
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The concerns, the newspaper said, have escalated since Giuliani emerged as a key player in the House impeachment inquiry into Trump's dealings with Ukraine.
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Black, a registered nurse, is also vice chair of the Republican Doctors Caucus and could be a key player in crafting an ObamaCare replacement.
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Paul, California: How can Mueller's report be complete if he has not interviewed a key player in known campaign/Russian communications: Donald Trump Jr.?
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Democrats are also working to secure testimony from former national security adviser John Bolton — potentially a key player who House Intelligence Committee member Rep.
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Mr. Tshibala had been a key player in the opposition coalition but was ousted after he clashed with Mr. Tshisekedi's son and successor, Felix.
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A key player in the zydeco revolution of the 1980s and 1990s, Nathan Williams remains one of the traditional Louisiana genre's most spirited ambassadors.
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Here is such a story, by Bill Pennington, about Willie Wood, a key player in the first Super Bowl, now unable to care for himself.
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Despite her low profile, she has become a key player in the administration's inner circle and has grown close to the president in recent months.
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"He was a key player this year, he's been a key part of this ball club, this franchise, this community," Rizzo said after Game 7.
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It is an important specialty insurer and key player on the Lloyd's Market, with $24.1 billion in total assets and $6.4 billion in total capital.
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This has made the company a key player in controversial interconnection agreements between content providers and companies that don't operate Tier 22015 networks, like Comcast.
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Trump has often cited China, North Korea's longtime ally, as a key player in reining in North Korea's quest to have long-range nuclear missiles.
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Though he did not overtly meddle and rarely made public political statements, he was seen as a key player in behind-the-scene decision making.
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Hanoi could emerge as a key player in Washington's long-term Southeast Asia push that's aimed at neutralizing Beijing's influence in the South China Sea.
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But it is a key player with respect to balancing North Korea's foreign relations, and has significant leverage thanks to its coal and transportation ties.
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There, he joined the Cirque Du Soleil team, becoming a key player in the company's phenomenal worldwide success until he struck out on his own.
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Russia was growing closer to Egypt, Turkey and other states and becoming a key player in the region, even working with Israel on Syrian policies.
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She instead seems to unintentionally project herself onto WikiLeaks key player Sarah Harrison and Tor developer Erinn Clark (now at First Look Media, alongside Poitras).
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Why it matters: Bolton was one of Trump's most hawkish foreign policy advisers and a key player in the administration's "maximum pressure" campaign against Iran.
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Mr. Ross, who also oversees the Census Bureau, was a key player in Mr. Trump's quest to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census.
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Other Democrats echoed that sentiment, saying they want to hear from a figure who has emerged as a key player in the administration's Ukrainian dealings.
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Elijah Cummings' death, Capitol Hill loses a widely respected lawmaker who brought gravitas to his role as a key player in challenging President Donald Trump.
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Domino's Pizza remains "one of the best" stories in food retail and should remain a key player in delivery, according to one Wall Street bank.
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In New York, a key player in courting these people has been Zachary Allen, a former regional fund-raising director for the Democratic National Committee.
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In the 1950s, as chief counsel to Senator Joseph McCarthy, Cohn wasn't just a key player in the anti-Communist witch hunts of the time.
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He helped institute safeguards for tenants of 19763 million rent-controlled apartments in the '21976s and was a key player behind the Rent Stabilization Law.
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Beijing is the key player in this Washington-Taipei-Beijing triangle because it is the party that most desires a change in the status quo.
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Giuliani has emerged as a key player in the impeachment inquiry, as reports shed light on the former New York mayor&aposs dealings in Ukraine.
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The economic advisor also was a key player in steering Trump's only landmark legislative win, the sweeping tax cuts he signed into law in December.
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Gadi is a key leader of JVP's investment team and has been a key player in shaping the Israeli cyber-security and media related software landscapes.
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James Inhofe, chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, will be a key player in any nomination of Esper and would oversee a potential confirmation hearing.
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The company has repeatedly said that, as a major company in telecommunications, it will be a key player in the rollout of the next-generation technology.
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We made him much more of a key player in the story, much closer to Jamie, and then he got in on [Claire's] secret in Paris.
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Cohn was a key player in drafting the GOP tax reform package, which was voted through Congress and signed by President Donald Trump late last year.
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Of course, as secretary of state, Clinton was a key player in many of these failures, and is inevitably and rightly tied to the Obama administration.
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Levandowski is a key player in a lawsuit filed by his former employer, Google, that claims he stole tech that Uber is incorporating into its cars.
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McGahn was a key player in some of the most tumultuous episodes outlined in special counsel Robert Mueller's report, especially potential instances of obstruction of justice.
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But ties have been tested over the last two years with Ireland a key player on the opposite side of the Brexit negotiating table to Britain.
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War MachineDon Cheadle plays Lieutenant Colonel Rhodes, a key player in Stark Industries' relationship with the military—and later, The Avengers' tense relationship with the government.
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OF Austin Meadows is primed for his first full season, giving the Rays a key player who could have them once again turning heads this year.
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Schiller was a member of Trump's security team when he was a private citizen, a key player in his campaign team and at the White House.
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While the feds are painting Wright as a key player in a three-person cell, they do not claim he was in contact with Hussain directly.
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Giuliani was key player, to Pompeo's chagrin Both Volker and Sondland's testimony makes clear that Giuliani was the point man for the president on Ukraine matters.
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He was also a key player in the Next Steps in Strategic Partnership initiative, intended to promote security and nuclear cooperation between the U.S. and India.
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The climbing cost of undergraduate school often bares the brunt of the blame, but graduate school is also a key player in the student-debt crisis.
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Miller has pushed for hard-line immigration policies in the Trump administration, emerging as a key player amid recent turnover at the Department of Homeland Security.
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Cohn would be a key player in helping shape the policies and provisions that would allow companies to benefit from the passage of an infrastructure package.
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"We certainly expect to be a key player in the autonomous space," Nakul Duggal, Qualcomm's vice president of product management for automotive, said in an interview.
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But because REM sleep is such a key player in the occurrence of bad dreams, having more of it means—you guessed it—more bad dreams.
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Another key player in shutdown talks, Jared Kushner, would also likely stay in Washington, though his plans weren't yet clear, according to the senior administration official.
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The governor has rejected suggestions that he enabled the I.D.C. He was a key player in the group's decision in April to rejoin the mainline conference.
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A lower standings injury is anything that removes a key player from a terrible team's lineup just in time for a late push for lottery odds.
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Democratic presidential candidates courted voters in California after the state became a key player in the 2020 election by bumping up its primary vote to March.
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A key player was Edward Bernays, a nephew of Sigmund Freud, who in the 1920s helped pioneer the use of psychology to target women through advertising.
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"It seems like he is a key player," Representative Jim Jordan, Republican of Ohio and a staunch supporter of the president, told Fox News this month.
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How Nuro plans to spend Softbank's $940 million Nuro, founded in June 2016, has emerged as a key player in the rapidly expanding autonomous delivery sector.
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Ross has been a key player in the Trump administration's efforts to overhaul the 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement among the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.
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As Read simplifies WPP's portfolio — he has sold more than 40 businesses since taking over — there is no question that Rogers will be a key player.
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Litecoin creator Charlie Lee recently explained that he sees the cryptocurrency as being a key player in payments, whereas bitcoin is more a store of value.
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Strzok was also a key player in the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election and potential coordination between the Trump campaign and the Kremlin.
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He was a key player, at shortstop and at the plate, during the turnaround that propelled the Mets to the 2016 National League wild-card game.
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He was a key player in the northern Renaissance, where the art was quirkier and more secular but no less pathbreaking than in the better-known south.
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The narrowbody C919, which will compete with Boeing Co's 737, is a symbol of China's efforts to become a key player in the global civil aerospace market.
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Eric Bauman, a key player in Democrats' recent electoral successes in the state, has said in recent days that he regretted pain his behavior had caused others.
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In June 2017, Pruitt was a key player in Trump's decision to withdraw the U.S. from the Paris Accord, an agreement on climate change and environmental policy.
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Quill's half-Celestial background should make him a key player in any efforts to shut down the Mad Titan, a name by which Thanos is often known.
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"The first companies will become profitable this year and we are excited to be a key player in driving the digitalization of the European financial market forward".
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The stake purchase move shows that JAC would be a key player in VW's big global bet on EVs and on strong Chinese demand for such vehicles.
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"Those videos are doing really well and are really important for us," said Brad Parscale, the campaign's digital media guru and a key player in Trump's win.
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"We believe OT will remain free of politics," said Lui, noting that the MPP was also a key player in orchestrating the 2015 peace deal with Rio.
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The product — as well as a rumored cheaper version — are a core part of Samsung's push to make Bixby a key player in the smart home raise.
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Edwards's campaign enlisted David Dixon, a key player in the construction of New Orleans's Superdome, to argue that the city's convention business would suffer if Duke won.
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As big banks get more protective over their customers' data, a key player facilitating the distribution of information said it's eager to help build in more controls.
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Though Biogen remains a key player in the treatment of multiple sclerosis, mounting competition had forced the Cambridge, Massachusetts-based company into new areas such as Alzheimer's.
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Ted Cruz, a lawmaker who might once have been a thorn in the side of leadership, but now finds himself a key player at the negotiating table.
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SS Dansby Swanson was considered the key player for Atlanta in the prospects-loaded trade that sent starting pitcher Shelby Miller to the Diamondbacks in December 2015.
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Rodriguez was himself a key player in the development and operation of the secret detention program, and an individual whose investigation Amnesty International has previously called for.
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His scheme is ingenious because it secures her life, making her seem like a key player in the ambush that takes Escobar's biggest threat off the board.
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Katz, a former official in the administration of President George W. Bush, was a key player in the White House's efforts to rewrite the nation's tax code.
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Private investments are boomingLitigation finance, of which Oasis is a key player, is an area that alternative asset managers like hedge funds have turned to for returns.
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The president does not wield much day-to-day power but is a key player when new governments are formed and appoints judges to the constitutional court.
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A D.C. group called The Fairness Project -- a key player in the victories in those states -- has now become heavily involved with campaigns in Oklahoma and Florida.
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Illumina is best known for being a key player in driving down the cost of genome sequencing from $100 million in 2001 to less than $1,000 today.
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President Sergio Mattarella, a key player in Italian politics, is eager to avoid an immediate election, fearing it will result in another stalemate and damage the economy.
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The senator, Simcha Felder, is a key player in the fractured Senate, representing the decisive vote in Albany's 63-seat upper chamber, which is ruled by Republicans.
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Mr. López Obrador champions certain traditional leftist values: a concern for inequality and poverty and the belief that government should be a key player in the economy.
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Paolo Guerrero, a veteran striker currently with Brazil's Flamengo, is enjoying something of an Indian summer at age 33, and he will be his country's key player.
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LOS ANGELES — Blake Griffin has a sprained left knee and could miss up to eight weeks, sidelining another key player for the injury-riddled Los Angeles Clippers.
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Egypt, which started importing Israeli gas on Wednesday for possible re-export to Europe or Asia, is promoting itself as a key player in the regional trade.
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The business group is a key player in elections up and down the ballot and spent $29 million in 2016 in outside election spending, according to OpenSecrets.
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Accepting an award at Georgetown University, Ms. Yovanovitch, who was a key player in President Trump's impeachment proceedings, spoke publicly for the first time since her testimony.
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After years of beating each other up, one key player in the on-demand food delivery space is willing to sell, or join up with someone else.
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If successful, GM's motion may damage the credibility of a key player in an ongoing trial over the switch, which is the subject of several hundred lawsuits.
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She was a key player in the passage of the Americans With Disabilities Act of 22015, which outlawed discrimination against the nearly 19803 million Americans with disabilities.
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Another key player, Senate HELP ranking Democrat Patty Murray of Washington, didn't sign onto the deal at the time but has since said that she supports it.
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Breville Juice Fountain Plus Juice Extractor, available at Amazon, $128.99I don't know if this counts as cooking, but it's definitely an unexpected key player in my kitchen.
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Aspiring to make Greece a key player in the wider region, the leftist-led government has started talks with neighboring countries aiming to settle long-standing disputes.
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The sanctions posed a potential obstacle for the Trump Tower Moscow project, in which Mr. Sater, who is Russian-American, had positioned himself as a key player.
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Inflammation has become "increasingly recognized as a key player in the development of vascular disease, including deep venous thrombosis, pulmonary embolism, stroke and heart attack," Piazza said.
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To prepare for his trip, Trump met with former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, a key player in President Richard Nixon's opening to China in 1972.
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The 25-year-old -- a key player on the Saints defense -- was booked for drunk driving and careless driving at 1:10 AM, according to The Advocate.
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Expected to be a key player in last year's Super Bowl against the New England Patriots, Lynch delivered, running for a game-high 102 yards and a touchdown.
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Schrage stepped down in June after being a key player in addressing Facebook's recent struggles with fake news, alleged election meddling, data breaches, and the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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The scientists hypothesized that IL-17 is a key player in ocular defense, and wondered if bacteria living on the eye might trigger the molecule to be expressed.
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Those concerns have only been amplified by the Trump administration's recent push to counter Iran and its view of Saudi Arabia as a key player in that effort.
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The 58-year-old actor, best known for starring in Fargo and Boardwalk Empire, was unwittingly the key player in a hilarious prank that's captured the Internet's attention.
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A source close to Fox also confirmed to BuzzFeed News that the network believes the attack on Smollett "really happened," and he remains a "key player" on Empire.
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Grenell was also a key player in one of Trump's other favorite recent moves: Deporting a 95-year-old former Nazi from New York City back to Germany.
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"It helps the trend that spreads and butters are touting paleo- and keto-friendly attributes, but transparency is also a key player in this trend," Whole Foods says.
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Not only does Haley realize her value for a Trump administration, but she believes herself to be a key player and possible presidential contender in years to come.
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Still, the product — as well as a rumored cheaper version — are a core part of Samsung's push to make Bixby a key player in the smart home raise.
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The company was interested not only in Netafim's assets but in its technology, as Mexichem aims to become a key player in digitalising the agricultural market, he said.
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Why it matters: PK has long been a key player and a leading progressive voice in media and tech policy debates, specifically net neutrality, broadband and antitrust issues.
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The most famous example of a monounsaturated fat is olive oil, a key player in the Mediterranean diet, often touted as one of the healthiest in the world.
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But Tencent leapfrogging Alibaba in market capitalization didn't mean either company faced much competition for the top ranks of China's tech universe, including from another key player, Baidu.
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Syngenta, which generates nearly a quarter of its revenue from North America, is the biggest seller of pesticides in North America and also a key player in seeds.
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Google, a company whose business model is all about collecting our data, thus became a key player in the entity that will provide NYC with free Wi-Fi.
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US President Donald Trump has often cited China, North Korea's longtime ally, as a key player in reining in North Korea's quest to have long-range nuclear missiles.
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Trump has often cited China, North Korea's longtime ally, as a key player in US efforts to rein in North Korea's quest to develop long-range nuclear missiles.
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Lohia, however, pointed out that Indorama is already a key player in the recycling space and was working with clients downstream for more recycled products and bio-renewables.
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Gou said the management had ambitious plans for Sharp to be a key player in next-generation consumer products, including the Internet of Things and "smart" home appliances.
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Kanye West, a key player in Jay Z's Tidal stable, has left the company over a money dispute and Tidal has threatened to sue him ... TMZ has learned.
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Unfortunately for fans who really want another revival, one key player isn't on board with the idea: Lauren Graham says the prospect of more episodes is too risky.
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"He was obviously a key player in the Russia hack of the election on behalf of Trump," Himes said, noting that Assange is a fugitive from the law.
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Collins is a key player on the issue, since Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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WASHINGTON — A key player in President Trump's efforts in Ukraine has significantly revised his sworn testimony, confirming that he helped push a quid pro quo in the country.
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Over the past three years Cellnex has become a key player in Europe's phone-infrastructure sector, building and buying tens of thousands of telecom towers across the region.
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But Cohen identified Weisselberg, the Trump Organization CFO and former treasurer of the Trump Organization whose work with the family dates back decades, as the real key player.
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Cohn, a former Goldman Sachs executive, is a top adviser to the president on tax reform and is seen as a key player in that effort this fall.
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Though Mr. Kerry talked with the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, dozens of times, he was unable to deliver the other key player: the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu.
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The business executive began working at AOL in 2009 and has helped moved the company brand beyond that of an internet provider to a key player in advertising.
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That year, as a key player for a World Series-winning team, the 23-year-old Ruth started 19 games as a pitcher and 57 as an outfielder.
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Portrayed as a bewildered but intrepid young soul by Ayla Bellamy, this nameless heroine becomes not just an onlooker, but a key player, in the tales that follow.
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Deputy D.A. Mary Murray was a key player in the decision to have Brown arrested for felony assault with a deadly weapon ... this according to law enforcement sources.
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Before Monday's scheduled game against the Baltimore Orioles was postponed because of rain, the Yankees welcomed a key player, center fielder Aaron Hicks, back from the injured list.
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In a release this week, Foxconn, the world's largest contract manufacturer of electronics and a key player in Apple's supply chain, indicated just how difficult that will be.
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Bolton wrote that Trump told him to call Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to ensure Zelenskiy would meet with Giuliani, a key player in the campaign, the Times reported.
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Paralyzed in an accident at 21986, she devoted her life to changing perceptions of the disabled and was a key player in passing the Americans With Disabilities Act.
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Schiff, a key player in the impeachment inquiry started by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi in late September, is a frequent target of Republicans in the media and government.
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From an investor perspective, Lakos-Bujas said following buybacks is a winning strategy and in fact will be a key player in stanching any huge market sell-offs.
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As its newly-minted CEO, Kullman's job will be following through on those deals and proving the company's potential as a key player in the future of manufacturing.
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Prime Minister Najib has projected a global image of a moderate Muslim leader and has widely promoted himself as a key player in the fight against Islamic extremism.
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Garcetti, who was a key player in the negotiations that ended the L.A. teachers strike, is likely going to throw his hat in the 2020 ring, and soon.
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The wage hike reinforces Schultz's longstanding commitment to investing in his employees' success, and it positions Starbucks as a key player in the biggest economic story in America today.
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In 2015, the CICIG was instrumental in removing former President Otto Perez from office after identifying him as a key player in an alleged multi-million-dollar corruption racket.
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The 2108-year-old Dinwiddie has emerged as a key player for the Nets and is averaging 2106 points and 20.3 assists in 29 games (three starts) this season.
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Having a key player do something totally out of character might be surprising -- an attribute writers tend to prize -- but it risks selling out what they've spent years establishing.
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Colfax's founders brothers Steven and Mitchell Rales are familiar with the medical equipment industry, as they also launched Danaher Corp, a key player in medical devices, back in 1984.
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Ronald dela Rosa, a key player in Duterte's bloody war on drugs, the extrajudicial killings of which have resulted in the deaths of thousands of suspects and civilian bystanders.
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Mindich, a 15-year Goldman Sachs veteran who closed his $7 billion hedge fund Eton Park Capital Management two years ago, was a key player in Obama's presidential runs.
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At this point, it is not clear what a revived National Space Council would do, other than install Mike Pence as a key player in future American space policy.
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Every key player in America's future — from top executives and lawmakers to workers powered by mobile devices and utility grids — is keystrokes away from being compromised by a hacker.
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And for the first time, López claimed that El Chapo's wife, Emma Coronel, was allegedly a key player in the escape, coordinating the plot with the drug lord's sons.
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"There really wasn't anyone like her," said Joyce Linehan, a key player in Massachusetts Democratic politics who now works as the chief of policy for Boston Mayor Marty Walsh.
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Oil prices rose on Tuesday after Kuwait insisted major producers will agree to freeze output later this month even as key player Iran continued to balk at the plan.
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Richie's Dahntay Jones Game In a state semi-final, after an injury to a key player, little-used reserve Richie Cunningham was inserted at the end of a game.
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Syngenta, which is headquartered in North Carolina and generates nearly a quarter of its revenue from North America, is a key player in the market for pesticides and seeds.
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"They haven't said anything specific about any real problems that they have with us," said David MacNaughton, Canada's ambassador to Washington and a key player on the NAFTA file.
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Department of Health and Human Services -- Tom Price Price is a key player in shaping the Trump administration's health care policies -- including new health care legislation to replace Obamacare.
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"I don't think it's a necessary step," said Mexican Deputy Foreign Minister for North America Jesus Seade, who has been a key player in talks to lift the tariffs.
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Ivanka is a key player in the administration, which leaves her rightly open for criticism and critique, especially since she's also tied her brand to her newfound feminism lite.
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But add privacy considerations into the mix and Passbase's hope is that, by going the extra mile to build a zero-knowledge architecture, it can become a key player.
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But from the Twitter presence of Luckey, a well-moneyed public figure and key player in the VR industry who holds a certain power and influence, a pattern emerges.
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The Magic will try to take advantage of another team that just had a key player go down with an injury when they host the Detroit Pistons on Thursday.
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Two witnesses whose testimony was publicized Friday said that he was a key player in trying to pressure Ukraine to open investigations that would be politically helpful to Trump.
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"Venezuela is not anything like the Middle East; it is a western country, with western institutions and western cultural leanings," said Rubio, a key player in Trump's Venezuela policy.
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Sondland, meanwhile, has emerged as a key player, based not only on his role in defending Trump in the text messages but also on his conversations with the president.
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But Sharry added that the key player in the House would not be Ryan, but Trump, whose September move to cancel DACA precipitated the urgency to legislate on immigration.
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Austerity measures in terms of reducing city budget had a minor impact on the economy of the District; the federal government was the key player and continued humming along.
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Demand Justice played a vocal role in the Kavanaugh saga and will likely be a key player in future confirmation fights, especially if Democrats retake the Senate this fall.
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They again lacked firepower and their key player, Alaba, who is used to a more defensive role, looked lost in the playmaker position, which he occupied throughout the tournament.
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Why it matters: With U.S. pressure mounting, Kim needs to ensure China's support before meeting with Trump, while China wants to show that it is still a key player.
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Landscape was their primary vehicle for translating the deep rhythms of the real in painting, as Jean Bazaine, a key player, would so lucidly articulate it in his writing.
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To put it bluntly, Israel trusts Russia's intention to become a key player in the region more than it trusts the United States' intention to stop that from happening.
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Hagin had been credited as being a key player in the unprecedented summit last month between Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. He will step down Friday.
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The committee argued that economic leadership in next-generation high-speed mobile networks known as 5G, in which Qualcomm is a key player, was also a national security interest.
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During really long ultra races, men seem to burn out harder than women do, and exercise scientists suspect that estrogen is a key player in giving women that edge.
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Nash won't be the only key player returning for the Rangers, who hold a two-point edge over the New York Islanders for second place in the Metropolitan Division.
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Led by SoftBank's founder and CEO, Masa Son, the Saudi-backed fund has become a key player in the global tech industry, pouring big sums into startups like WeWork.
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It's a key player in the introduction of super-fast 5G wireless networks around the world, and a leading smartphone brand that competes with Apple (AAPL) and Samsung (SSNLF).
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But the president did not mention Cohn — the director of the White House National Economic Council and a key player in the administration's efforts to overhaul the tax code.
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There are also question marks over another key player, Paul Pogba, following a see-saw season at Manchester United, where manager Jose Mourinho has been starting him only sporadically.
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Roku – Roku was rated "buy" in new coverage at Guggenheim, which calls the maker of video streaming devices a key player in the disruption of the domestic television business.
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Roku (ROKU) was rated "buy" in new coverage at Guggenheim, which calls the maker of video streaming devices a key player in the disruption of the domestic television business.
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Palocci, a medical doctor by training, was Lula's finance minister and a key player in the 2002 election campaign that put the Workers' Party leader in the presidential seat.
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Another key player at Google Health is Paul Muret, who had been an internal advocate for forming Google Health before Feinberg was hired, say two people who worked there.
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The goal is a peace deal uniting Cyprus under a federal umbrella and which could also define the future of Europe's relations with Turkey, a key player in the conflict.
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Robert Bentley has managed to sideline a key player in the ongoing effort to investigate -- and potentially impeach or prosecute -- him by appointing the state's attorney general to succeed Sen.
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For instance, the selection committee has occasionally knocked down a team's tournament seed due to the injury of a key player, reflecting an interest in the latter, purely predictive goal.
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Admiral Witte de With was an officer with the Dutch East India Company, which was a key player in the slave trade, and his narrative tells part of that story.
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Chiara Liguori, Amnesty policy advisor, said the human rights movement should be a "key player" in a diverse mass movement to oppose those standing in the way of climate action.
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The Texas Public Policy Foundation's Josh Trevino and Brooke Rollins, who works in the Office of American Innovation and was a key player in criminal justice reform talks, also attended.
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Yellen proved to be a steady hand at the Fed, is more qualified than Powell, and was a key player in steering the US economy through recovery after the recession.
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He was selected by the Saints in the first round of the 2004 draft and became a key player for the team, helping the 2009 Saints win the Super Bowl.
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The character originally appeared in Robert Louis Stevenson's beloved novel Treasure Island and was a key player on the Starz show, set 20 years before the action in Stevenson's book.
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Saudi Arabia plans to transfer Aramco's shares into the PIF before listing up to 5 percent of the company, making the fund a key player in talks with the exchanges.
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ET, NBCSN Washington, Sportsnet One, CBC (Edmonton) ABOUT THE CAPITALS (4-5-1): Washington was missing a key player Thursday as Nicklas Backstrom sat out the setback due to illness.
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The United Arab Emirates has emerged as a key player in Libya, whose economy and political institutions have been in turmoil since veteran leader Muammar Gaddafi was ousted in 2011.
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When he was an assemblyman, Brodsky recalled, he was a key player in halting the erection of a Jets Stadium proposed as part of an expansion of Manhattan's Javits Center.
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Page has been seen as a key player in the widening federal and congressional investigations into alleged ties between Trump's campaign and Moscow's election meddling due to Page's Russian ties.
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Greg Walden (R-Ore.), the chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee who is a key player in the GOP effort to repeal and replace ObamaCare, held seven events.
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The question now becomes whether this harms the Comer wing of the GOP -- of which Hoover was a key player -- or if Bevin's call for resignations energizes the Comer base.
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The former auto industry executive built a prolific career at the Ford Motor Co. where he was a key player behind the company's launch of its iconic Mustang in 1964.
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McConnell had been a key player in holding up a vote on President Barack Obama's nominee, Merrick Garland, leaving the seat on the court vacant for more than a year.
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Their goal is a peace deal uniting Cyprus under a federal umbrella and which could also define the future of Europe's relations with Turkey, a key player in the conflict.
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Trump's announcement, a copy of which was seen by Reuters, said McMahon would be a key player in his effort to generate stronger job growth and roll back federal regulations.
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Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) boss Dmitriev, a key player in the deepening cooperation between Moscow and Riyadh, praised work with Falih and said that all existing plans remain unchanged.
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"He was a great hire...a key player," said Krishna Subramanian, CEO of Captiv215, a startup that provides analytics to social media sites and their users who create popular content.
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S. Special Envoy to Ukraine Kurt Volker suggest that Sondland was a key player in working to push Ukraine to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden at President Trump's behest.
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Cellnex has snapped up tens of thousands of phone tower sites in Europe in the past three years, creating a key player in a consolidation of the telecoms infrastructure market.
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Led by SoftBank founder and CEO, Masa Son, the Saudi-backed fund has become a key player in the global tech industry, pouring big sums into startups like WeWork. 2.
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The popularity of Upright Citizens Brigade, a key player in the New York alternative comedy scene in the late 1990s, was built partly on the idea of the $5 show.
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Powell served in the first year of the Trump administration as the Deputy National Security Adviser for strategy, and was a key player in diplomatic efforts in the Middle East.
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Bezos may be a key player in the Silicon Valley scheme to destroy privacy and ratchet up excess in the interest of mammonism, but for the moment, he's a hero.
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"Iran's influence in the region is inevitable and to remain a key player in the region, this influence will continue," the adviser, Ali Akbar Velayati, was quoted by Fars as saying.
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Obviously, this would be an odd proposition since Cash Money's biggest star is currently locked in a $50 million legal battle with Birdman, and another key player is currently in jail.
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The candidate Chance the Rapper's endorsing for mayor of Chicago says his support goes way beyond the typical celeb endorsement, because he's going to be a key player in her campaign.
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Announced resignation April 3Infrastructure advisor to the White House The White House described Gribbin as a key player on the team that assembled Trump's infrastructure plan, which was unveiled in February.
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Robert Shapiro, a key player in O.J. Simpson's so-called "trial of the century," revealed new details about the infamous court case when he sat down with Megyn Kelly Tuesday night.
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Local intelligence officials believe that Zahran Hashim, a radical Tamil-speaking preacher from the east of the Indian Ocean island nation, may have been a key player in plotting the bombings.
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The onetime Montana congressman has faced criticism over his travel and as a key player in the Trump administration's efforts to roll back environmental protections and boost development of federal lands.
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The Western State Petroleum Association, a key player in the shaping of the cap-and-trade bill, has not made a statement and did not respond to multiple requests for comment.
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Now, aged 30, Gabriel has quietly become a key player at the heart of Milan's defence (the sixth best in Serie A this season, with 28 goals conceded in 24 games).
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Why it matters: Mueller now has the cooperation of a key player who worked closely with the Trump campaign, and stayed on the team even after Manafort resigned as campaign manager.
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According to the federal prosecutor, Wright was a key player in a dangerous Boston terror cell that would have carried out lethal attacks if not for Rahim's death and Wright's arrest.
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As a key player in the introduction of the personal computer, Wozniak has spent his life working to make it easier for humans to interact with and be empowered by tech.
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Gottlieb was a key player in the Trump administration's push to lower drug costs and helped the administration target industry practices that he said were anti-competitive and kept prices high.
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Michael Sanchez, a key player in the Jeff Bezos sex-text saga, on Sunday gave his first TV interview about his involvement in the leaking of Bezos and Lauren Sanchez's affair.
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Miller, a former Senate aide, has pushed for hard-line immigration policies in the Trump administration, emerging as a key player amid recent turnover at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
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Noah Wintroub is a key player in JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon's strategy to break the lock Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley have had on leading Silicon Valley's hottest initial public offerings.
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The BoE will also be a key player as Britain enters politically fraught negotiations with the rest of the EU about how much access it will have to the bloc's markets.
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"Ortega will go into the Cuban history books as a key player," said Carlos Saladrigas, a Cuban businessman who grew up in Miami but retains close ties to the Cuban church.
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Trump has refrained thus far from punishing Saudi Arabia too harshly, seeing the kingdom as a key player in his larger Middle East policies, particularly curbing Iran's influence in the region.
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" In time, Franklin Furnace also became a key player in what the conservative commentator-turned-Republican presidential candidate Pat Buchanan called in 73 "a religious war […] for the soul of America.
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"In the old days, you could leave your job and find yourself uninsurable," said John McDonough, a Harvard public health professor and a key player in the 2006 Massachusetts health reform.
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Even poor Margaery outwits the High Sparrow and seems like a key player in the future of King's Landing up until the moment she meets her end in Cersei's wildfire inferno.
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The deadline to finalize Baltimore's consent decree was set for November 1, in part because Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, a key player in the negotiations, is leaving office in early December.
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They know how to sell to a CEO...They've got the IP, they've got the size, they've got the brand to really be a key player in the industry for sure.
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The first Israeli ambassador to the Soviet Union was even Golda Meir, who was already a very key player in the Israeli government 20 years before she would become prime minister.
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"Over the past decade through several transformational acquisitions and partnerships, we have repositioned Ingenico as a key player of the payment ecosystem," said Nicolas Huss, CEO of Ingenico, in a statement.
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Another key player in Bloomberg's Silicon Valley pitch: Rusty Rueff, a top fundraiser for the Obama campaign in Silicon Valley, whose new commitment to the Bloomberg campaign hasn't previously been reported.
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Andrew Light of the World Resources Institute says the U.S. was a key player in getting other nations to put up meaningful pledges in the first round a half-decade ago.
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In particular, Goldman, a key player in the blockchain systems that allow individuals to trade digital currencies like bitcoin, got a boost from Merrill Lynch's ban on cryptocurrency products, Cramer said.
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However, analysts said Pompeo should try to keep Pakistan on board as its links to the Taliban make it a key player in efforts to achieve a peace settlement with Afghanistan.
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Maybin figures to remain a key player, especially after a season-ending calf injury to outfielder Mike Tauchman over the weekend and a lingering elbow injury that has jeopardized Hicks's availability.
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Coates has been at the Trump White House since he took office three years ago and has been a key player in the administration's deliberations on Iran and the Middle East.
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Credit Agricole, France's third-largest listed bank, was a key player in the creation of Eurazeo in the early 2000s from a web of holding companies owned by investment bank Lazard.
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"France would like Sarraj's government to remain a key player and to try and conclude the peace process negotiated in Abu Dhabi," a spokesperson for French President Emmanuel Macron told CNN.
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The most prominent example is Norwegian black metal artist Varg Vikernes, former bassist for the band Mayhem, who was a key player in both black metal and the neo-Nazi movement.
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But beyond the white sandy beaches and tropical jungles, the tiny archipelago nation is emerging as a key player in India's battle to counter growing Chinese influence in the Indian Ocean.
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Meanwhile, Giuliani, Trump's personal attorney who is also a key player in the scandal, was on TV waving his phone showing off what he said were text messages between the two.
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Inflammation is a 'key player' Dr. Gregory Piazza, cardiovascular medicine specialist at Brigham and Women's Hospital, said the study has a "number of strengths," including the large number of people studied.
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Once a top prospect in the Oakland organization, Russell has blossomed into a key player for the major league-best Cubs, who have won four straight and seven of their last eight.
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Trump's argument was that on a number of issues, like Iran and Syria, it made more sense to have Putin involved in the talks given that it is a key player there.
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Trump's argument was that on a number of issues, like Iran and Syria, it made more sense to have Putin involved in the talks given that Russia is a key player there.
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He is the South Korean giant's heir apparent and was said to be a key player behind the scenes since his father was unable to lead after a heart attack in 2014.
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Another key player in 1993, Ichiro Ozawa, who bolted the LDP and helped engineer Hosokawa's coalition as well as the Democratic Party's 2009 surge to power, is also playing a role now.
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While a key player in encouraging renewables projects like the Pingtung prison, Taipower is also the principal operator of Taiwan's nuclear energy industry, as well as coal and liquefied natural gas plants.
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Image 2 of 2 BEIJING – The outcome of the Singapore summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was good news for one absent but key player: China.
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Selling Opel will mean GM no longer seeks to be a key player in all the major auto markets, but rather is focusing on cash flow and profitability instead of sales volume.
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Suffice it to say, a good product manager is often a key player in a company's overall success — and according to the Wall Street Journal, MBA students are starting to take note.
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A Republican operative in Florida received a trove of Democratic documents from the Russia-linked hacker believed to be a key player in the Kremlin's efforts to influence the 2016 presidential election.
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Ditko, along with writer Stan Lee and writer-artist Jack Kirby, was a key player in the revival, doing a remarkable body of work that created Marvel Comics in its modern form.
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Peña and Don Berna keep feeding each other information, but Peña's move to bring in Duque as a witness briefly undermines Los Pepes's plans to murder a key player in Escobar's organization.
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French industrial gases company Air Liquide says it has entered exclusive negotiations with Montagu Private Equity to sell Aqua Lung, a key player in personal aquatic equipment for recreational and professional use.
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Music is a key player in the world of social media — just look at the popularity of streaming services and music-based apps like TikTok — and Snapchat has finally taken some notice.
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Lufthansa has been a key player in hectic M&A activity in the industry, snapping up Brussels Airlines and parts of insolvent Air Berlin last year to expand in the budget market.
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The U.S. accounts for just under 20 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions so is considered a key player in the Paris Agreement, which has been ratified by 109 countries so far.
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"I've worked to rebalance our foreign policy to make sure America is a key player in the region," Obama said in a speech on the sidelines of a summit in Vientiane, Laos.
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Another key player who has been caught in the eye of the firestorm is former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabeAndrew George McCabeThe Hill's Morning Report — Will Congress do anything on gun control?
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Litecoin creator Lee on a number of occasions has said that litecoin can be a key player in payments because of the transaction speed, whereas bitcoin is more a store of value.
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Key Player in a Fragmented Industry: AutoNation is the largest automotive retailer in the U.S. with 361 new vehicle franchises from 258 stores and 73 AutoNation branded collision centers as of Sept.
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Directed by J.C. Chandor (Margin Call, All Is Lost, A Most Violent Year), the movie also features a breakthrough performance from actress Adria Arjona who becomes a key player in the narrative.
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Proclaiming that her "soul had been cleansed," she said she was newly determined to lead Latin America's largest country and remain a key player in international efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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Mueller also has yet to secure an interview with the president, and there have been no reports of the special counsel interviewing Trump Jr., a key player in the Trump Tower meeting.
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Saudi Arabia is the country's biggest ally, trading partner and arms recipient in the Middle East, and a key player in the campaign against Iran, an object of the president's particular ire.
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The Justice Department's top official will be a key player in many of the most significant policy decisions that a future Democratic president would make, including immigration reform and criminal justice policy.
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Straub, who was appointed Draghi's counselor in early 2017 and was seen as a key player in constructing many of the ECB's policy moves, will serve another three years in the role.
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Bolton wrote that Trump told him to call Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to ensure Zelenskiy would meet with Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani, a key player in the campaign, the Times reported.
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Russia has also drawn close to Egypt, another longtime American ally, become a key player in Libya's civil war, and moved toward what looks more and more like an alliance with China.
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On Wednesday, Conway was caught stretching the limits of said truth yet again after claiming she didn't know Lev Parnas — a key player in the Ukraine scandal that prompted Trump's impeachment inquiry.
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During the transition — in which Ms. Trump's husband, Jared Kushner, is also a key player — diplomatic standards have sometimes been muddied, assuming the freewheeling feel of Mr. Trump's campaign and business life.
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After more than a year, the blockade of Qatar by a number of Arab states, in which the Saudis are a key player, remains in a standoff with no end in sight.
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Lufthansa has been a key player in hectic M&A activity in the industry, snapping up Brussels Airlines and parts of insolvent Air Berlin in 2017 to expand in the budget market.
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Mr. Butts was a key player in the successful election campaign in 2015 that defied expectations by raising the Liberals from third place in polls to victory, making Mr. Trudeau prime minister.
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Worth noting: Barr is a key player in the controversy, given the fact that Trump said he would have the attorney general contact Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky during their July phone call.
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Crews is also a key player in what white supremacists see as a righteous crusade to correct the record of what happened during August's violent "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Hours before the U.S. action, PBOC Governor Yi Gang, who has been a key player in U.S.-China trade negotiations, said the yuan was now at an appropriate level given China's economic fundamentals.
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"Look, if African Americans voted overwhelmingly Republican, they would have kept early voting right where it was," Carter Wrenn, a Republican consultant and key player in North Carolina politics, told the Washington Post.
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Joao Mario, a key player in the team which won the European Championship two years ago, replaced Manuel Fernandes while Goncalo Guedes kept his place in attack, again being preferred to Andre Silva.
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Lambertini is a key player in the New Deal for Nature, whose early supporters include the Asian Development Bank, European Investment Bank and Eastern Orthodox Church, in addition to environmental groups like WWF.
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CORFO is another Chilean governmental initiative that invested heavily in innovation and entrepreneurship in the country early on and became a key player in transforming Chile into a global innovation and entrepreneurial hub.
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At the same WWDC keynote, Tim Cook noted that Apple's finally ready to embrace VR, and it would clearly like to be a key player in the creation of said virtual reality content.
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Under Fields, Ford has booked its two most profitable years ever and begun work on a comprehensive plan to ensure that Ford is a key player as technology transforms the traditional auto business.
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Both Davenport and Lewis point out that he was a key player in pushing for the war based on cherry-picked intelligence suggesting that Iraq's leader Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction.
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She was a key player among the activists who pressed Obama to grant deportation relief to young undocumented immigrants, which he did in 2012 with the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
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In fact, as Jennifer Rubin suggested in her Washington Post column, "he may merely be a witness," which would be entirely expected since he is a key player in Trump administration foreign affairs.
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The deal allows Jollibee to be a key player in the large, fast-growing and profitable coffee business, said Tan Caktiong, adding that the priority is to accelerate Coffee Bean's growth in Asia.
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When we look at the cracks on the canvas, we lose the overall view and the materiality of the artwork becomes the key player in the show, thus transforming it in something new.
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Cox's move in particular is a key departure, as he was one of the first 1003 engineers to join the company in 2005 and was a key player in building Facebook's News Feed.
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Although it's not the full retrospective Ms. Herrera deserves, the Whitney's show presents her as an artist of formidable discipline, consistency and clarity of purpose, and a key player in postwar art history.
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Britain should also be a key player in demonstrating that such powerful economic cooperation is about creating more than merely a competitive marketplace, but a community underpinned by social rights and workplace standards.
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Iowa picked a poor time to play its worst basketball of the year but may have caught a break due to a season-ending injury to a key player of its next opponent.
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Nokia has been a key player in developing many of the standards used by the mobile industry even today and makes money from licensing the patents it has built up over the years.
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Horst Seehofer, also leader of the sister party of Merkel's CDU (Christian Democratic Union), is a key player in the current German government and his potential withdrawal could jeopardize Merkel's future as chancellor.
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He sat on Petrobras' board under Cardoso and was a key player in opening Petrobras to competition and international investment after the Cardoso administration ended Petrobras' monopoly over exploration and production in 1997.
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Levandowski, who turned 40 earlier this week, has been a key player in the self-driving world since his early 20s, when he entered the 2004 Darpa Grand Challenge with an autonomous motorcycle.
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Mr. Giuliani was also a key player in the efforts to press Ukraine's government to pursue the investigations sought by Mr. Trump in his July 25 call with President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine.
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While many of the market's semiconductor stocks slid into Tuesday's close, CNBC's noticed one key player prevail: the stock of Advanced Micro Devices, which has rallied an astounding 192 percent just in 8003.
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While many of the market's semiconductor stocks slid into Tuesday's close, CNBC's noticed one key player prevail: the stock of Advanced Micro Devices, which has rallied an astounding 192 percent just in 2018.
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But that was why I wanted this fight, against Vargas, to be at welterweight so I could show everybody that I could be a contender, a key player, even at the welterweight limit.
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The 53-year-old was a key player in the gangster rap scene that flourished in the 1990s, and his label once listed Dr. Dre, Tupac Shakur and Snoop Dogg among its artists.
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"We see Germany as a key player in the world economy and are looking at the German market with great optimism," Handelsblatt quoted Qatar's Minister of Finance Ali Sharif al-Emadi as saying.
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Palocci, a medical doctor by training, was former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's finance minister and a key player in the 2002 election campaign that put the PT leader in the presidential seat.
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Gillibrand signaled to him that she was likely to enter the race, and Schwartz, who was a key player in Democrats' 22020 fund-raising efforts, encouraged her to make the move, this person said.
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A central figure in the first two years of the Trump White House until he left in October, McGahn was a key player with direct knowledge about Trump's efforts to undermine the Russia probe.
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VATUTINKI, Russia (Reuters) - Germany defender Joshua Kimmich has risen up the ranks so quickly with his brutally efficient performances that he is considered as a key player for the world champions aged just 23.
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Syngenta, which is headquartered in North Carolina and generates nearly a quarter of its revenue from North America, is the biggest seller of pesticides in North America and also a key player in seeds.
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As the key player in internet video, his company already has partnerships set up to ensure that he's in any conversations about zero-rating video services — something a brand-new video startup won't have.
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Billionaires Bob and Rebekah Mercer say they've cut Steve Bannon off from the millions that have kept him a key player in right-wing politics and in the White House over the last year.
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In addition to honoring her father, the 10-year-old also paid a sweet tribute to her uncle, Joe Gorga, 39, who has been a key player in her life during her dad's incarceration.
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Cruise founder Kyle Vogt came onstage today at TechCrunch Disrupt to chat about the GM deal and his plans to become a key player in the automated driving space under the major car manufacturer.
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Bay is a key player in what some critics call the "artistic cheapening" of the blockbuster, or using CGI technology and flashy gimmicks to make up for a lack of plot and engaging dialogue.
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As the key player in internet video, his company already has partnerships set up to ensure that he's in any conversations about zero-rating video services — something a brand new video startup won't have.
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Kuwait is said to be mediating backdoor diplomacy to resolve the standoff, and for now the only public statements from Washington, the key player in all of these countries, has been the president's tweets.
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Chinese investors have shown they are willing to invest billions in British infrastructure and Chinese network equipment maker Huawei is already a key player in Britain's telecoms sector, working with fixed and mobile operators.
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Installed with appropriate precision on the Whitney's eighth floor, the show presents her as an artist of formidable discipline, consistency and clarity of purpose, and a key player in any history of postwar art.
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It was a smart move: Dell, the company, quickly established itself as a key player in the PC revolution, and would go on to become one of the largest computer manufacturers in the world.
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" Yamashita is a key player in a revolution in French cuisine, what he describes as "taking the vegetable away from its role as a side and making it the key element on the plate.
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DeRozan, the key player received by the Spurs in the trade with Toronto for Kawhi Leonard, did the majority of his damage over the first two quarters when he scored 20 of his points.
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She will also be a key player in President Donald Trump's Cabinet if his administration pushes ahead with a major infrastructure spending program, as the businessman-turned-politician promised during last year's presidential campaign.
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The United Nations is seeking a peace deal which would unite Cyprus under a federal umbrella and which could also define the future of Europe's relations with Turkey, a key player in the conflict.
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Line: Patriots by 10 ½ The return of a key player from suspension can be every bit as effective as a trade in terms of reshuffling a team's depth chart and compensating for its weaknesses.
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The 33-year-old has been a key player for Cherchesov's team at the tournament, playing in all three group matches and the 4-3 penalties win over Spain in the round of 16.
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Pittsburgh will be without a key player on both sides of the ball — injured linebacker Ryan Shazier and suspended wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster — as it vies for a season sweep of the Ravens.
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The Wall Street veteran co-founded Deutsche Bank's Hedge Fund Priority Client group and was a key player in establishing the German bank's U.S. hedge fund strategy, according to Pantera's investor letter published Tuesday.
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But the key player in that was actually the Sultan of Oman, Qaboos bin Said al Said, who offered his services as mediator, and his nation as a venue for the top-secret talks.
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The king's new army chief, a key player in the 2014 overthrow, hasn't excluded the possibility of another military takeover in the case of unrest — read: should that be necessary to protect the monarch.
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In a meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump last month, Najib said Malaysia is a partner in America's fight against the Islamic State, and it will be a key player in promoting moderate Islam.
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Now, however, in a paper published last month in Science, researchers report that they have found a protein in mouse taste cells that is likely a key player in the detection of sour flavors.
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The White House announced a new initiative aimed at giving women more seats at the table in global peace efforts, and White House senior advisor Ivanka Trump has been a key player in the effort.
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Lamar Alexander, the top Republican on the Senate Health Committee and another key player in the GOP's ongoing efforts to craft an Obamacare alternative, demurred when asked whether Trump's promise for universal coverage was realistic.
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"The Italians are an important partner, and this can be resolved jointly," added the diplomat, who stressed that the UK wanted to remain fully engaged as a key player in Europe's climate policies after Brexit.
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A key player in the death agony of Rome's traditional republican system of government, he was lauded by his admirers as a defender of constitutional propriety and dismissed by his foes as a vacillating opportunist.
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He got the job less than a week after he was appointed head of the judiciary, making a man viewed as a protege of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei a key player in Iran's politics.
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Smith Was a First Round Draft Pick And Super Bowl Champion with the 2009 SaintsSmith, a defensive end, starred at Ohio State University and was a key player in the team's 2002 National Championship season.
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Trump has applauded the British decision to exit the EU, or "Brexit," and has had meetings with Nigel Farage, leader of the U.K. Independence Party and a key player in the British decision to leave.
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In 2007, he was a key player in the successful effort to defeat President George W. Bush's proposed overhaul of national immigration policy, which would have granted legal status to millions of undocumented immigrants. Sen.
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"Everbright and Baofeng have emerged as the right partners to support our international growth and help us expand in adjacent fields such as virtual reality, where Baofeng is a key player in China," he said.
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The plot includes a third key player in the form of Shaw's sister (Vanessa Kirby, a veteran of "The Crown" and "Mission: Impossible -- Fallout"), a formidable MI6 operative who is central to stopping the threat.
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Bran may have ruined a man's life and subsequently led him to death, but he also led us to Jon's true parentage and could be a key player in the war against the White Walkers.
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Public broadcaster NHK, always a key player in disaster prevention, revamped its broadcasts after 2011 in response to criticism that it had been too calm in its reporting, leading some to take warnings less seriously.
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Brottes, who met energy sector reporters, said that he agreed that not much could happen in terms of major grid operator consolidation in Europe as long as a key player like RTE remains an ITO.
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CEFC has been a key player in Chinese President Xi Jinping's Belt and Road initiative, which aims to bolster China's global leadership ambitions by building infrastructure and trade links between Asia, Africa, Europe and beyond.
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Game developers can also integrate Facebook's enhanced Friend Finder feature that lets them play with friends and now see "Key Player Stats" about other people they want to join up with to keep playing together.
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"The acquisition will enable Michelin to accelerate its growth in this (high-technology materials) area, and to strengthen its position as a key player in the recovering mining markets," Michelin CEO Jean-Dominique Senard said.
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Zambada-Niebla, himself a key player in the Sinaloa organization, was arrested in Mexico City in March 2009 and in February 2010 extradited to the United States to stand trial on narco-trafficking-related charges.
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What many people forget was that Packwood had been a strong debater in the Senate and was credited with being a key player in dismantling the Clinton administration's efforts at a universal health insurance bill.
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IBM was a key player in this effort for two reasons: It was considered "the adult in the room" since most key policy-makers had barely — if ever — heard of AOL, UUNet, Netscape, Netcom, etc.
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He has been a key player in the administration's preparations for the June 12 summit between Trump and Kim, which will mark the first ever meeting between a sitting U.S. president and North Korean leader.
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The result is technology that Krzanich says will let people soon watch live sports broadcasts and choose their own view, focusing on a key player or even watching the game from their point of view.
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This allowed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu time to consider his response on the move against Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, long a critic of Israeli policies but now a key player in the rapprochement with Israel.
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Salmon, who's a key player in the Tea Party, endorsed Rubio as a candidate with strong national security bona fides who can take on the threat of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
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But as a key player in a growing coalition of bipartisan lawmakers seeking to retake authority they say has long since been abdicated to the executive branch, for Kaine it's another step in the process.
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Schiff, Pelosi and other Democratic leaders issued statements and tweets earlier in the day Thursday remembering Cummings, who became a key player in the House impeachment investigation and battled the Trump administration on various issues.
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Son has positioned himself as a key player in those plans, persuading bin Salman to provide $45 billion for a giant tech fund and committing SoftBank to help with some of Saudi Arabia's showcase projects.
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Hill is one of the more unique backups in the league, as he is a key player in the Saints special teams unit and several trick-play packages that make use of his specific talents.
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Iger, the longtime executive, has been instrumental in making Disney a key player in the streaming game with Disney Plus, which launched in November and had 85033 million paying subscribers during the first quarter (CNBC).
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Despite being a key player in the most partisan confirmation process in decades, Collins said she hoped Kavanaugh, a former political operative in the George W. Bush White House, would work to depoliticize the court.
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Pakistan has played a behind-the-scenes role in supporting U.S. peace talks with the Afghan Taliban, including facilitating travel to negotiations, and is a key player in Washington's plans to end its longest war.
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She's been described as a key player in managing the 2007-2008 financial crisis and the de facto leader of the EU. Merkel has been named the world's most powerful woman by Forbes nine times.
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While Trump does not have a formal role in her father's administration, she was a crucial voice during his presidential campaign, and before that, a key player in his real estate business, something unlikely to change.
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Prosecutors have asked Berman to sentence Atilla to around 20 years in prison, calling the Turkish national a "key player" in trying to undermine U.S. sanctions, and saying a significant sentence is needed to deter others.
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Despite pressure to limit his association with the civil rights movement because of his sexuality, Rustin remained a key player and lived openly as a gay man at a time where homosexuality was punishable by law.
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Whatever the Saudis and Gulf states do, "Iran will stay the key player in Iraq for at least the next 10 years," said Wathiq al-Hashimi, chairman of the Iraqi Group for Strategic Studies think-tank.
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Why it matters, per Axios' David McCabe: Redl has been a key player in the nation's wireless strategy, which has been closely watched as carriers move toward launching 5G amid security concerns about Chinese equipment manufacturers.
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Why it matters: The move underscores Amazon's heightened interest in becoming a key player in America's grocery sector, following its pending deal to purchase Whole Foods and its push to become a leading food-delivery provider.
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Now, with a key player on the project unexpectedly out of the picture, the responsibility for keeping it on track during a particularly crucial period has fallen largely to Katherine G. Farley, chairwoman of Lincoln Center.
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Nvidia came to prominence in the gaming industry for designing graphics processing chips, but in recent years has been a key player in the automotive sector for providing the so-called "brain" of the autonomous vehicle.
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Democrats slam alleged politicization of Trump State Department after IG report MORE (D-Md.) will be a key player to watch next year as House Democrats seek to take on high drug prices in the majority.
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SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son stayed away from a major investment summit in Saudi Arabia that was overshadowed by the killing, despite his company being a key player in showcase projects designed to transform the country's economy.
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Why it matters: Trump, in March of last year, made the request to Sessions who is a key player in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation that is determining whether the president has tried to obstruct justice.
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Why this matters: Blackburn chairs the House subcommittee that works on communications issues, so she will be a key player if lawmakers seek a compromise bill in response to the FCC net neutrality rules Republicans dislike.
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Erdogan also spent much of his time engaged with the US. Washington believed that Turkey would be a key player in a then-potential war with Iraq, which ultimately started after the US invasion in 2003.
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North Korea's blistering broadsides against Japan are nothing new, given its position as a hated former colonial power and a key player in international efforts to punish Pyongyang with sanctions over its pursuit of nuclear weapons.
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No teams like to lose players to injury, but the Chiefs and Rams are both in position to qualify for the playoffs and are acutely aware that losing a key player could derail their postseason chances.
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Ken Starr, a key player in the Clinton prosecution who is now serving on the Trump defense, seemed to unite the left and right — in boredom, offering a thorough review of impeachment history and legal standards.
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Several high-profile political figures also weighed in on social media and cable news, including Trump's rival in the 2016 general election and a key player in the most recent presidential impeachment process two decades ago.
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At that point, Doctoroff, who had been a key player in the Olympics negotiations and was now a deputy mayor in the Bloomberg administration, forged ahead with the mixed-use redevelopment plan for the Hudson Yards.
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Laurent de Gourcuff, Groupe Noctis' Chairman, CEO and majority shareholder, established the company in 23 and has since grown it into a key player in the hospitality market covering three segments, namely events, catering and entertainment.
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Shares of the chipmaker — a key player in trends like video gaming, machine learning, artificial intelligence and the internet of things — have gone up far enough to raise concerns among some on the Street, including Cramer.
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Giuliani, a key player in the President's dealings with Ukraine, traveled to speak with the former prosecutors for a documentary series meant to bolster unproven and debunked claims of corruption at the heart of the probe.
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The phrase referred to Sergio Moro, the young and brooding federal judge who has become a key player in the crisis due to his position at the head of the biggest corruption probe in Brazilian history.
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Michael Power: As the first Asian bank and first Singapore company to join RE20183, DBS hopes to be a key player in the region leading the transition towards a low-carbon economy powered by 100% renewable energy.
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Another key player is a former employee of a large ad network who runs a group of eight sites that were part of the fraud, and who consults for a company with another eight sites in it.
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Export orders in Taiwan, a key player in the global technology supply chain, are seen as a leading indicator of actual shipments two to three months ahead and a gauge of demand for Asia's high-tech gadgets.
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Although he achieved sports fame in his country for having been a key player in Peñarol—one of the most prestigious Uruguayan teams—his skills as a header was what got him contracted by the Italian team.
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With powers to prepare crime and corruption cases, CICIG was instrumental in removing Guatemala's former president, Otto Perez Molina, from office in 2015 after identifying him as a key player in an alleged multimillion-dollar corruption racket.
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The returns earned by debt and equity investors provided through the so-called Private Finance Initiative – in which Carillion was a key player – are 2 to 5 percentage points more expensive than the cost of government borrowing.
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Beijing, a long-term ally to Pyongyang, is a key player in this situation, so Chinese engagement remains a crucial tool at Washington's disposal, Baucus, a Democract who served under President Barack Obama, told CNBC on Monday.
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Uber is losing another key player, this time in Washington, D.C. Brian Worth, who led Uber's advocacy efforts in Congress, is departing to join Franklin Square Group, a Washington lobbying shop that focuses on the tech industry.
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Here's what happened over the past couple of days for the president's son-in-law, assistant, and senior adviser — who is also a key player in the ongoing investigation into the Trump campaign's possible collusion with Russia.
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Oregon State won't have leading scorer Tres Tinkle back until later this month, at the earliest, but the Beavers should have another key player in the lineup Saturday when they travel to Charlotte for a nonconference game.
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As is often the case in a blame game, each key player in the argument was seeking to protect their own political interests, in the expectation that a backlash from Republican voters is likely after Tuesday's drama.
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HOCKENHEIM, Germany (Reuters) - Sergio Marchionne's replacement at Ferrari removes from Formula One a combative key player who had threatened to lead the oldest and most glamorous team out of the sport unless he got what he wanted.
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Parnas has emerged as a key player in Democrats' impeachment investigation thanks to his close links to Giuliani, president Trump's personal attorney, who figures prominently in Trump's alleged attempts to pressure Ukraine to investigate Trump's Democratic rivals.
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In early 2019, she began looking for advice about how to handle the rumor campaign against her, and reached out to multiple U.S. officials including Trump's EU Ambassador Gordon Sondland, a key player in the Ukraine scandal.
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With powers to prepare crime and corruption cases, the commission was instrumental in removing former President Otto Perez Molina from office in 2015 after identifying him as a key player in an alleged multibillion-dollar graft scheme.
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Index was formerly the centerpiece of the media empire of banker and entrepreneur Zoltan Speder, once a key player in Orban's plans to reform the bank sector, who also fell out of favor with Orban in 2016.
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Steve Bannon, a key player in President Donald Trump's White House, has reportedly been advocating for a policy change that would disturb many Republicans — upping taxes on the rich — according to unnamed sources who spoke with Axios.
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After being sidelined for much of the Trump administration, U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams has suddenly emerged as a key player in its messaging about the coronavirus outbreak, often echoing the president's arguments and winning his favor.
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Soldiers from the two countries have fought and died alongside each other since World War I. Australia is also a key player in Five Eyes, an intelligence alliance with the United States, Canada, Britain and New Zealand.
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The country he once worked to unite is fractured now over Brexit and he — a decade after his time as prime minister — finds himself as a key player in trying to undo what voters did last year.
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Shokin is a key player in the impeachment probe, which was sparked after it was revealed that Trump asked Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to investigate claims that Biden lobbied Ukraine for Shokin's dismissal to benefit his son.
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Sberbank, which dwarfs other state-run banks with its share of retail deposits, has ambitions to become a key player in the digital sector, competing with private lenders and hi-tech companies in the digital services market.
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After giving a car-crash interview about Epstein in November, Prince Andrew was forced out of public life, with reports at the time saying that his older brother Prince Charles was a key player in that decision.
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" He justified selecting key player Billy Vunipola for his second game in a row - he also appeared in all of England's warm-up games - by saying: "There's a risk him going out and eating Kobe beef tonight.
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A key player leading this charge in the tech space is Amazon, which in 2019 announced its $700 million Upskilling 2025 commitment to retrain one-third of its workforce to fill technology jobs and other advanced roles.
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The sleepovers have shone a stark light on simmering social and economic tensions across the country, not least because Patton -- who earns $0003,2000 a year and is mulling a reality TV show -- has been the key player.
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In contrast, leaders of the U.S. House of Representatives Intelligence Committee's Russia investigation said Bannon, Trump's former strategist and a key player in Trump's 2016 election campaign, would answer only 25 questions approved by the White House.
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But if neither of the two major parties wins a majority in the country's parliament, the elected members may have to form a coalition with other political groups — and the PPP could still be a key player.
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Oil offered the sole bright spot in financial markets with prices extending their rebound after Kuwait insisted major producers will agree to freeze output later this month even as key player Iran continued to balk at the plan.
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Saturday Night Live has been a key player in the anti-Trump resistance, and even a twenty-five-year-old comedy based on one of the show's original sketches still manages take down the bluster of the administration.
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The key player, and the great hope for free traders and those who believe well-regulated but significant immigration is a key driver of economic growth, is National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn, former president of Goldman Sachs.
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DeRay Mckesson has been a key player in civil rights activism and organizing since the birth of the Black Lives Matter movement, and in On the Other Side of Freedom he outlines the framework for a progressive future.
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Hezbollah, one of Tehran&aposs most reliable partners, has been a key player in the wars in Syria and Yemen, undermining Saudi clout in Syria, and reaching the kingdom&aposs borders by supporting Yemen&aposs anti-Saudi rebels.
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The 26-year-old, who started out as a midfielder, has become a key player for Chelsea this season, excelling in a wing-back role since manager Antonio Conte switched to a 3-4-3 formation in October.
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He said then he was hired to grow Glencore's LNG business after time at BP helping to develop the major into a key player in spot and short-term trade from primarily selling LNG via long-term contracts.
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As Frank Underwood's (Kevin Spacey) former Capitol Hill press secretary turned powerful lobbyist turned White House chief of staff turned disillusioned D.C. deal-maker, Danton was a key player in many of the past seasons' biggest story lines.
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Rouhani was a key player in the 22013 deal with the US and world powers to curtail Iran's nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief, and has overseen a period of growing normalization of relations with the West.
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The House Energy and Commerce Committee, a key player in the fight over ObamaCare, is considering legislation that will likely serve as guidance for the GOP as lawmakers seek to dismantle the healthcare law they vowed to repeal.
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Vitol has been a key player in the physical trading markets out of the United States, and was the first to export a cargo of U.S. crude oil following the lifting of the export ban late last year.
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The House Energy and Commerce Committee has also been a key player in the ongoing privacy debate, with the committee holding hearings on the subject this year, and top Democrats working to put together an overarching privacy bill.
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There is significant skepticism among aides in both parties he can re-recreate what occurred in when criminal justice reform was passed, for a dozen or so reasons, but he's nonetheless a very key player in the process.
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While much of the attention has been on the House Freedom Caucus, which represents the most financially conservative wing of the Republican party, moderates are as much or more of a key player in whether the bill passes.
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The disappearance of the Saudi journalist, Jamal Khashoggi, has battered the image of Saudi Arabia and of its powerful crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, a key player in many of the Trump administration's ambitions for the Middle East.
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And for the record, Janet Yellen was a key player in getting Greenspan off the latent notion (born of the long-abandoned gold standard, which Greenspan espoused as a younger man) that price stability actually means zero inflation.
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As if one injury to a key player was not enough, the Yankees watched Urshela be struck on the left hand by an 89-mile-per-hour fastball from Giants relief pitcher Nick Vincent in the fifth inning.
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Chiefs 33, Ravens 28: Patrick Mahomes and Lamar Jackson justifiably get the headlines, but Chiefs running back LeSean McCoy, who was working his way through an ankle injury, was a key player in this game, scoring two touchdowns.
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Chiefs 33, Ravens 28: Patrick Mahomes and Lamar Jackson justifiably get the headlines, but Chiefs running back LeSean McCoy, who was working his way through an ankle injury, was a key player in this game, scoring two touchdowns.
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They're not even sure whether they want Rudy Giuliani, a key player in the attempted Ukraine shakedown, to testify, because he might melt down—and they think Giuliani melting down before Congress would be politically damaging to Democrats.
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But increasingly in recent years, the Trump administration has placed its bets that India, which has historically represented a regional challenge in its own right, is quickly becoming a key player in the larger American strategy in Asia.
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She also led the Chicago Red Stars to a second-placed finish in the league standings and was a key player in the team's playoff run, which ended in a 4-0 defeat to the North Carolina Courage.
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While there had been some speculation that the escalating feud could alienate Chao — a key player overseeing one of Trump's top legislative priorities — the broad consensus is that the veteran political player will be unfazed by the controversy.
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And given that Donald Trump Jr. was a key player in the campaign and engaged in communications with Russians and Russian assets (though he has denied wrongdoing), he is a necessary person for the Senate Intelligence Committee to interview.
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The VP also racked up other accomplishments: He oversaw a $840 billion economic stimulus package, led the administration's task force to strengthen the middle class, worked to reduce gun violence and became a key player in U.S. foreign relations.
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Navarro, who has been a key player in President Donald Trump's trade talks, acknowledged last week to CNN and others that he made up an alter ego using an anagram of his own name, "Ron Vara," in his books.
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The CDP, controlled by the Italian treasury, has become a key player in that power battle after buying its initial stake in TIM last April, citing a need to safeguard Rome's interest in a company it sees as strategic.
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He is a key player in efforts to urge the Ukrainian government to dig up dirt on former Vice President Joe Biden and his son, Hunter, related to the latter's work for the Ukrainian natural gas company Burisma Holdings.
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Tom MacArthur of New Jersey, who was a very key player in the health care talks and a big player in the SALT negotiations, told CNN's Lauren Fox he is now fine with the SALT repeal in the bill.
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White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said Powell, a key player in U.S. diplomatic efforts in the Middle East, had always planned to stay one year at the Trump White House and then return to her home in New York.
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Congress passed legislation last week as part of a $1.4 trillion spending package that makes the U.S. a key player in the market for natural gas in the region through a security and energy partnership with Eastern Mediterranean countries.
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The Tennessee Republican was elected in 2010 and is perhaps best known for being a key player in the re-authorization of the Export-Import Bank last year despite deep opposition to the agency's renewal within the GOP ranks.
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Through it all, Meadows has been a key player in Trump's first major legislative initiative, an effort as chaotic and unpredictable as his campaign for the White House, with its ultimate outcome still in doubt late on Thursday night.
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Bolton is not only a longtime proponent of regime change in Iran, he was also a key player prior to the 2003 Iraq War in the production of trumped-up charges that Saddam Hussein was preparing to produce nuclear weapons.
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"With the upcoming refresh, I'd hope Apple makes a bigger push for AR. Apple stands to be a key player and educator of this technology in the coming years and the iPhone is a great vehicle to do that," he said.
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Ahok, like Jokowi, is seen as an economic reformer and would be a key player in plans to beef up infrastructure in the city of 10 million, the largest in the country and a commercial as well as political hub.
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MacKenzie Bezos is a key player in the Amazon origin story, driving the couple across the country to Seattle as Jeff wrote a business plan for the company on a laptop and called a Seattle attorney to incorporate the startup.
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Washington (CNN)Former US special envoy for Ukraine Kurt Volker, who has become a key player in House Democrats' impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump, announced Monday he is stepping down as executive director of Arizona State University's McCain Institute.
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The UAE has emerged as a key player in Xi's Belt and Road initiative, which is attempting to link China by both sea and land to markets in Asia and Europe through a range of strategic, and oftentimes controversial, investments.
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While the ECB is due to scale back its purchases, it is expected to remain a key player in the market even after the end of CBPP3 given its intention to reinvest redemptions - potentially up to 3bn to 4bn a month.
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And we know the person overseeing the whole gruesome affair was then a close aide to Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Saud al-Qahtani, who was a key player in the young prince's bid to crush criticism of his leadership.
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Forward Max Montana played four minutes in his return after missing six games with a knee injury and will be a key player during league play for the Aztecs, who are holding opponents to 64.3 points on 38 percent shooting.
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China, with close ties to both Myanmar and Bangladesh, has long been a key player in lawless borderlands where rebel ethnic groups have battled Myanmar's government for decades in a conflict driving thousands of refugees to seek shelter in China.
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" Kushner, a key player on Trump's presidential transition team, appeared to be referring to the 2013 lane closures on the George Washington Bridge that froze traffic for days in a long-running ordeal that came to be known as "Bridgegate.
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BELFAST (Reuters) - Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party remains a key player in Brexit and is seeking a time limit on the "backstop" insurance mechanism designed to keep the region's border with EU-member Ireland open, a senior member said on Wednesday.
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In between, Naim was arrested in 2011 for illegal arms possession and jailed for three years, and police say that since then he has emerged as a key player in militant networks that have sprouted around Solo and across Central Java.
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One of the factors spurring the growth of lobsters in China appears to be the growth of the country's middle class, said Stephanie Nadeau, owner of The Lobster Company, in Arundel, Maine, which is a key player in the export business.
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His season-ending plan didn't end in total disaster, but his group still lost a key player in Sasha, and found out that the (literal) garbage people they made a pact with had turned on them and aligned with Negan's Saviors.
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Still six years short of the Constitution's minimum age requirement to be president herself, Ocasio-Cortez's massive social media following and ability to generate news headlines has made her a key player in the race for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination.
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His bold statements that he will cooperate with Russia, the other key player in Syria, has met a promising response from Moscow: "We've never sought enemies, we need friends," Putin declared this week at his annual state-of-the-union address.
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A key player in the telecommunications space that provides chips and other equipment to various smartphone makers, Qualcomm has seen its stock go down 2743 percent since the start of 2017, while the rest of the Nasdaq 100 rallied 17 percent.
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A key player in the telecommunications space that provides chips and other equipment to various smartphone makers, Qualcomm has seen its stock go down 15 percent since the start of 2017, while the rest of the Nasdaq 100 rallied 17 percent.
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A new layer was added to the rivalry in the offseason, with Dexter Fowler – a key player in the Cubs' run to their first World Series title in 108 years – signing a five-year deal with St. Louis over the winter.
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"I confirmed to President Macron that the timetable for the Brexit negotiation remains on course and will begin next week," May said after her meeting with the new French leader, who will be a key player in the Brexit talks.
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This is a worthy topic for discussion, since Leo is in fact drawing up the shortlist for Supreme Court nominations and has been a key player in The Federalist Society, an organization which is the gatekeeper for Republican court nominations.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The top U.S. auto safety official, a key player in efforts by President Donald Trump's administration to rollback the nation's vehicle fuel efficiency requirements, will step down at the end of the month, the Transportation Department announced on Monday.
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The militant, who is set to be transported to the U.S. for federal prosecution, is seen as a key player in the assault against the consulate annex that resulted in the deaths of Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three other Americans.
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Pence has been a key player in the shutdown talks from the start -- from shuttling to Capitol Hill offices in the hours before it started to serving as the primary liaison to Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer after it commenced.
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Before he became President Donald Trump's "fixer" and personal lawyer, Michael Cohen's real estate and taxi cab businesses were marked by the same shadowy dealings that have made him a key player in numerous investigations, The New York Times reported Saturday.
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The trouble for Mr. Bratton, whose name has long been synonymous with a hard-charging, crime-busting mentality, is that many seeking criminal justice reform see him as part of the problem, if not a key player in its origins.
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EU policy chief Federica Mogherini, a key player in the Iran nuclear deal, will also not attend the two-day conference due to scheduling issues, an EU official said, although Pompeo will travel to Brussels on Friday to meet with her.
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"The Modi government has been trying to push its Act East policy and to build a kind of community around the Bay of Bengal, where Myanmar is a key player," said K. Yhome, a senior fellow at India's Observer Research Foundation.
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"2017 will be marked by furthering the group's international presence, by executing on our strategy to focus on the energy sector, with a goal of becoming a key player in global energy markets," Delek CEO Asaf Bartfeld said in a statement.
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Though its defense budget falls short of NATO's target of 2 percent of its GDP, Germany remains a NATO lynchpin and key player in any effort to head off a trade war between the European Union and the United States.
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Trump and his wife Melania were whisked from Beijing airport - where they were met by China's top diplomat Yang Jiechi, a key player in the outreach to Trump since he won election a year ago - straight to the Forbidden City.
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In all of its decorative splendor and technical variety, Nicolas Schöffer's entertaining retrospective reminds us that he is a key player in the middle of the art-tech intellectual narration that once defined artistic achievement in Western liberal cultural progressive terms.
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" Hit by revolution and terrorist attacks from 2011 onward, Egypt ceased exporting its gas for several years, but has now made a comeback, becoming a key player in what many energy experts have called the "Eastern Mediterranean gas gold rush.
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He then moved to the center and was a key player in allowing Macri, who took power in 2015, to seal a final deal with holders of Argentine sovereign bonds, which was key to loosening up access to international financial markets.
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The storied Broadway producer and director — a key player in everything from "Fiddler on the Roof" and "West Side Story" to "Sweeney Todd" and "The Phantom of the Opera" — has won 21 Tony Awards, more than anyone else in history.
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Mr. Allison, 47, is a key player in a movement of men's rights activists challenging female-focused businesses, marketing strategies, educational programs and civic projects that have surged since the election of President Trump in November 2016 and the #MeToo movement.
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Set in the early 1900s, mere decades after the abolishment of slavery, our heroine faces the daunting intersection of colorism, misogyny, and classism as she tries to establish herself as a key player among the most successful businessmen of her time.
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Storch was a key player in creating the economic plan for the Middle East that Trump senior adviser Jared Kushner proposed to try to jumpstart the moribund peace process between Israel and the Palestinians at a conference in Bahrain in June.
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Cellnex, which has snapped up tens of thousands of phone towers in Europe in the past few years and now controls more than 22020,21 sites, is seen as a key player in a potential consolidation of the telecoms infrastructure market.
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The question remains: Is Mr. Conway sending signals that he is at odds with an administration where his wife is a key player, or is he just another lawyer watching a slow-motion legal car crash unfold from a safe distance?
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"And while this stranding certainly draws attention to marine debris, a problem that we can all certainly help to resolve, it should also draw attention to the loss of the whale, a key player in our own survival," she added.
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Now, with the White House drafting plans to eliminate the National Endowments for the Arts and the Humanities, it is Ms. Trump who could emerge as a key player again, inasmuch as culture has been a rich part of her life.
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Since his appointment as the US special representative for North Korea policy by the Obama administration in October 2016, Yun has been a key player in implementing US strategy and dealing with the limited bilateral relations maintained by the two countries.
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Giuliani, Trump's personal attorney and a key player in the President's dealings with Ukraine, traveled to speak with the former prosecutors for a documentary series meant to bolster unproven and debunked claims of corruption at the heart of the probe.
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Volker has become a key player in the unfolding scandal surrounding the whistleblower complaint concerning Trump's July 25 phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, in which Trump pressured Ukraine to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden and his son, Hunter.
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As the EU continues to face crises that require cooperation between member states, it is wary of seeing a key player reject its ideals — especially a country long seen in the West as a model of transition to democracy from Communism.
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Today, AMC Entertainment is announcing a partnership that will bring VR to its movie theaters starting in 2018, and its partner may be a key player in shaping what audiences will come to expect from virtual reality in the years to come.
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A key player in the 1979 Islamic Revolution, he held numerous leadership roles -- from speaker of parliament to serving twice as president (between 1989 and 1997) to heading influential clerical bodies -- since the establishment of the Islamic Republic nearly four decades ago.
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And Hustler the company is still a key player in the industry: Its pay-per-view channels often pay production studios for content; porn stars can make money by appearing at Hustler Clubs or selling branded sex toys at Hustler Hollywood stores.
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All of the recent press about Benghazi has been about Hillary Clinton, but Rice is the real key player here: Clinton's name, for instance, gets cited a few dozen times in the report's first few hundred pages; Rice's comes up several hundred times.
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OHB is a key player in the battle between Europe's new Ariane 6 rocket and the Falcon 9 built by Elon Musk's SpaceX to launch the first of two new OHB spy satellites, called Georg, for Germany's foreign intelligence agency in 2022.
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He was a key player in the peace negotiations between Turkey's government and Abdullah Ocalan, the imprisoned leader of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), which seemed about to bring the decades-long war between the government and the PKK to a close.
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I had learned from a previous experience that not signing a key player to an eligible extension can come back to bite you, as family, friends and agents feel it's a sign of disrespect or a lack of belief toward the player.
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PALERMO, Italy (Reuters) - Libyan commander Khalifa Haftar, a key player in a settlement in Libya, has committed himself to a U.N. action plan and to holding a national conference early next year prior to elections, U.N. Libyan envoy Ghassan Salame said on Tuesday.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 12 (Reuters) - The top U.S. auto safety official, a key player in efforts by President Donald Trump's administration to rollback the nation's vehicle fuel efficiency requirements, will step down at the end of the month, the Transportation Department announced on Monday.
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It's a smart move by Qualcomm to help it continue to be a key player in the chip industry, as connected vehicles with increasing amounts of on-board tech, and digital security in general, become areas where more attention and investment is focused.
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As president and co-founder of Purely Righteous Brands, a marketing firm for healthy food and beverage items, Fleishman has moved on to be a key player in the marketing of Coca Cola's Fuze drinks and launching Suja Juice and Temple Turmeric juices.
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The release of Trump Jr.'s emails, the discovery of the meeting and the frequently changing account of what the meeting was about and who was there has shaken the confidence of a key player in the world of politics -- the conservative media.
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"That there is good work to be done and the United States wants to be a key player in partnering you to do that … It's a room that reflects the seriousness and the urgency of the ongoing fight against violent extremism," Haley said.
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A team of 100 scientists reported that it could break down plastics such as polyester polyurethane, often used in refrigerator insulation, possibly in weeks rather than years, potentially making it a key player in the fight against the world's plastic waste problem.
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Granville agreed that Russia could assert itself as a key player in a regional peace process, although tensions are running so high between Israel and Palestine, let alone the wider Islamic world, that the process looks unlikely to see progress any time soon.
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The dossier paints Cohen as a key player in the Russia-Trump relationship, and includes (again, unverified) claims that Cohen met with Russian officials in Prague in August 2016 to discuss how to pay Kremlin-linked hackers for targeting Clinton during the election.
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Mexican media has linked Bermúdez Zacarías to legal proceedings involving the former Zeta leader Miguel Angel Treviño Morales, known as Z-40, as well as a key player in the 2014 case of 43 students allegedly killed by the Guerreros Unidos drug gang.
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In his 235 years as a key player at Real Madrid, Hierro went through 14 coaching changes, and the final one cost him his spot with the club in 2003 — even though the incoming coach said he lobbied hard to keep Hierro around.
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He was long seen as a key player in the kingdom's reform plans, but his removal from the Aramco board has prompted speculation that Prince Mohammed, the kingdom's de facto ruler, believed he had failed to make sufficient progress on the reforms.
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It was endlessly fascinating since I covered everyone from congressional leaders such as Senator Trent Lott of Mississippi, a key player in impeachment and a big name from a state where we had newspapers, to lowly backbenchers most people had never heard of.
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And for the first time in its existence, Amazon is poised to become a key player in book publishing as well, with the ability to gain an even larger portion of the hundreds of thousands of sales made on its platform every week.
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One wild card for the Saudis is Mr. Trump, who anointed Prince Mohammed a key player in his plans for the Middle East and stood by the prince when anger over Mr. Khashoggi's death grew in other parts of the United States government.
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At the bail appeal hearing early this week, arguments focused on whether Baratov was merely a small-time hacker-for-hire or a key player in the scheme, the first time the U.S. government had criminally charged Russian spies for cyber offenses.
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Cinnamaldehyde, a compound responsible for the spice's sweet smell, and epicatechin, a powerful antioxidant that's also in blueberries, red wine and chocolate, seem to offer some protection against the oxidative stress that damages tau, a key player in the development of dementia.
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One such character is Otto F. Ranke, the head of the Research Institute of Defense Physiology and the key player in liaising between Temmler and the armed forces, who was himself becoming steadily more habituated and experiencing alarming side effects from Pervitin overdose.
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Travis Kalanick may no longer have an operating role in his company, but as a key player in Uber's origin, he has a seat on the board, 10 percent of stock and 16 percent of voting rights in Uber, according to legal filings.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker, a key player in the Iran debate, has suggested changing the Iran Review Act he co-authored to eliminate the requirement that Trump recertify Iran's compliance with the deal every 90 days, several congressional sources said.
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