In addition to his wife, he is survived by a daughter, Alexandra George, and three stepdaughters, Amy Kindred Bonanno, Lucy Kindred Galbraith and Jean Kindred Wilmerding.
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Kindred Healthcare — Kindred is exploring a possible sale, according to a Reuters report.
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FOR $9.00 PER SHARE IN CASH * KINDRED HEALTHCARE INC - TRANSACTION VALUED AT APPROXIMATELY $4.1 BILLION * KINDRED HEALTHCARE INC - TRANSACTION WILL RESULT IN TWO SEPARATE COMPANIES * KINDRED HEALTHCARE INC - UPON COMPLETING TRANSACTION, DAVID CAUSBY WILL SERVE AS CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF KINDRED AT HOME * KINDRED HEALTHCARE INC - UPON COMPLETING DEAL, BENJAMIN BREIER WILL SERVE AS CEO OF SPECIALTY HOSPITAL COMPANY, KINDRED HEALTHCARE * KINDRED HEALTHCARE-FOLLOWING ACQUISITION,HOME HEALTH, HOSPICE AND COMMUNITY CARE BUSINESSES TO BE OPERATED AS A STANDALONE CO OWNED 40 PERCENT BY HUMANA * KINDRED HEALTHCARE INC - HUMANA WILL HAVE A RIGHT TO BUY REMAINING OWNERSHIP INTEREST IN KINDRED AT HOME OVER TIME THROUGH A PUT/CALL ARRANGEMENT * KINDRED HEALTHCARE-LTAC HOSPITALS, IRFS,CONTRACT REHABILITATION SERVICES BUSINESSES TO BE OPERATED AS SEPARATE SPECIALTY HOSPITAL CO OWNED BY TPG, WCAS Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Kindred Ventures partner and co-founder Kanyi Maqubela Kindred Ventures partner and co-founder Kanyi Maqubela The coincidental co-investors became friends, then deliberately funded startups side by side, and now are taking the leap as Kindred Ventures.
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The bottom line: Kindred has wanted out of skilled nursing, which generated $1 billion of revenue for Kindred in 2016, since November.
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Kindred Healthcare – Kindred is in advanced talks to be bought by health insurer Humana and several private-equity firms, according to multiple reports.
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That will give it a 40 percent stake in Kindred at Home, which will employ the 40,2.2018 Kindred caregivers who serve about 130,000 patients daily.
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Young Latinos are responding to Mr. Trump's vision of Americans as a people of kindred blood with a vision of the United States as a place of kindred spirits.
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At Kindred, cooks are guaranteed at least two days off a week, since the restaurant is closed Sundays and Mondays, and the pay, says Joe Kindred, is extremely competitive.
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That is, even if your startup deadpools or doesn't achieve a meaningful exit, if you are backed by Kindred you'll have skin in the game for the entire Kindred fund portfolio.
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Kindred Ventures partner and co-founder Steve Jang Kindred Ventures partner and co-founder Steve Jang "The ethos is empathy — to take a very adaptive coaching and mentorship model," Jang tells me.
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Milo sees Trump the political disrupter as a kindred spirit.
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Kindred is quick to recognize Amazon's prowess in this department.
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The president has found kindred spirits on the Democratic side.
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Here's to the summer of Wonder Woman and her kindred.
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But, he admits, the two aren't always kindred spirits musically.
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He already sees the Russian president as a kindred spirit.
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Trump himself has suggested that Johnson was a kindred spirit.
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The idea, says Kindred Capital, is to achieve two things.
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Laura Marcus, who is 30, is one such kindred spirit.
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But Treviso, and kindred cities across Europe, offer an alternative.
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He's a ghost too, and that makes them kindred spirits.
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Then he found a kindred spirit with an open checkbook.
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They see in him a kindred spirit, even a mentor.
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Do these two camps recognize each other as kindred spirits?
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Yet Ryan and Trump will never truly be kindred spirits.
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It will not have a stake in the second Kindred unit.
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Kindred and Humana did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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We quickly became kindred spirits and started visiting each others studios.
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"He's a good guy, we're kindred spirits," Bezos told Svitek afterward.
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Chris Kindred and Cathryn Virginia have helped define our visual style.
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Brigade said it had built a 5.8 percent stake in Kindred.
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The second is that Trump sees a kindred spirit in Pruitt.
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Home health services, thanks to Humana's pending acquisition of Kindred Healthcare.
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Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, a kindred spirit, has endorsed her.
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They've each got their own toddler son to juggle alongside Kindred.
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Yet Walker recognized a kindred spirit in the slightly younger player.
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CreditCreditNational Gallery of Art There are love stories about kindred spirits.
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Mr. Schröder appealed to Mr. Putin as a kindred manly spirit.
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But in Mr. Kobach, Mr. Trump clearly sees a kindred spirit.
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Kindred, a San Francisco-based startup, makes a robotic arm called Kindred Sort that it's deployed in warehouses for the retailer Gap that uses a mix of human piloting and automation to perform dynamic product picking.
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Both Slaughterhouse-Five and Kindred feature protagonists who are "unstuck" in time.
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Maybe Tom Brady and I have been kindred spirits this whole time.
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It may be tough to imagine West and Martin as kindred spirits.
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Leading the round is Kindred Capital, with participation from Angular Ventures, System.
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They seem like kindred spirits in the way they mold harsher sounds.
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Mr. Obama sees something of a kindred spirit in the prime minister.
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When a young Thornhill read Velikovsky's book, he recognized a kindred spirit.
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Kindred You can see Butler's influence in the structure of Underground Airlines.
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Sidney Lumet and Elia Kazan would recognize her as a kindred spirit.
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But he may find a kindred spirit in the unpredictable Mr. Kim.
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He assumed that he was just dealing with a kindred imperturbable spirit.
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Those were our friends, colleagues and, at the very least, kindred spirits.
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The white nationalist Richard B. Spencer was rallying about 19803 kindred spirits.
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The U.S. Department of Justice on Tuesday said the accord resolves claims under the federal False Claims Act against Kindred and contract therapy providers RehabCare Group Inc and RehabCare Group East Inc, which Kindred bought in June 2011.
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Sessions made it clear that in Trump he, too, saw a kindred spirit.
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Tracy Doree, Kindred Capital In addition, featured attendees include: Ben Tompkins, Eden Ventures
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This, THIS is one of those songs — or at least, it's a kindred.
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So Swift and Alice are total kindred spirits, in hair and in drama.
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"WWII combat vets are my heroes, best friends and kindred spirits," he says.
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"Lust for Life" sees del Rey reunited with musical kindred spirit the Weeknd.
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But Anne sees Gilbert as "a kindred spirit" — nothing more, nothing less. 8.
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More than a half dozen private-equity firms expressed interest in owning Kindred.
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He says he recognized a kindred spirit immediately after his arrival in Washington.
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They enforce national law, rescue seafarers from danger and execute kindred administrative chores.
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And when figures like Orbán looked at Rohrabacher, they saw a kindred spirit.
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I've always loved darkness and I found kindred spirits in the goth scene.
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I honestly believe that In-N-Out Burger and Texas are kindred spirits.
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"The collaborative tone of the relationship really stands out," says Dinch of Kindred.
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Jessica Battilana has been my kindred cooking spirit for more than 10 years.
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"We're all kindred spirits, and I'm excited to work with Katja," says Gerrie.
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"I like to meet similar kindred spirits of conscious awareness," he told me.
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She supports him so much because she sees this kindred spirit in him.
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"We felt like kindred spirits," Mr. Chavin recalled during testimony that began Wednesday.
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Octavia E. Butler's "Kindred" and Colson Whitehead's "The Underground Railroad" come to mind.
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He found a kindred spirit that summer in a young widow named Mrs.
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For me, writing means reading and reading means the discovery of kindred spirits.
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At 35, I still speak in Anne-isms: I seek out kindred spirits.
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I felt a real kindred connection with the veterans from the very first retreat.
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By exploring his roots through his art, Salah started to find kindred spirits online.
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The two are kindred bastard son spirits — at least, as far as they know.
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Kindred AI, a firm that builds robots that pick items in warehouses, is another.
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He's a kindred spirit, and not just because of the Jewish neuroses we share.
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A more kindred spirit would be Thomas Harding's Hanns and Rudolf, which chronicled how
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These kindred spirits gave him confidence to push ever farther out into empty space.
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It felt great to go somewhere and feel like you were around kindred spirits.
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Kindred Healthcare Inc et al, U.S. District Court, District of Massachusetts, No. 11-1119.
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Lu says Blood runs in three acts, as signified by the three "KINDRED" interludes.
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He was also a fellow reboot fetishist, and thought that made us kindred souls.
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When I met Krawcheck last winter, I felt like I'd met a kindred spirit.
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So far Kindred Ventures has funded nine startups from its $55 million initial fund.
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The crew recognizes that they are kindred spirits, having started off as distrusting strangers.
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You know, I have always been a kindred spirit to all my female peers.
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I recently found a kindred spirit in Joy Canfield, a psychologist and academic publisher.
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Because I have this thing in my head — I think there are kindred spirits.
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He went through various rough patches with his coach, but they were kindred spirits.
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Cernovich was drawn to political commentary after recognizing a kindred spirit in Donald Trump.
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For Clinton, Kaine satisfied the first requirement—a kindred wonk, with few obvious blemishes.
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Both Underground Airlines and Kindred have their merits, but Underground Airlines is in many ways most interesting when you read it in relation to Kindred, so that you can see how its forerunner influenced the way it thinks about slavery and science fiction.
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Some of the continent's own populists, by contrast, recognise Mr Trump as a kindred spirit.
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So this isn't really about the Bundys keeping their kindred scofflaws out of the pen.
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Even so, it's hard to not see Stone and Trump as anything but kindred spirits.
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It makes sense, considering Kindred built its depth-sensing system using the game engine Unity.
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I think she's also shared a kind of kindred spirit with Jonathan from season 1.
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Its investors include Lakestar Capital, as well as Amadeus Capital Partners, Notion Capital and Kindred.
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Liza Kindred, the event's host, closes the lid and sets an amethyst crystal on top.
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And in Donald Trump, Putin has found a kindred spirit, if not a willing collaborator.
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All photos by Derek Scancarelli Les Claypool and Sean Lennon are self-proclaimed kindred spirits.
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WeWork's chief risk-taker found a kindred spirit with an open checkbook: SoftBank's Masayoshi Son.
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Killing them with kindness seems to be working, and Kindred now has regular local diners.
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Kindred Bravely makes this a possibility with their French Terry Racerback Nursing and Sleep Bra.
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Trump, the greatest heel in American politics, may have seen a kindred spirit in Omarosa.
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"The code" was their shorthand for how racists sent out feelers to find kindred spirits.
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Kindred spirits crop up, and witty banter replaces all those heavy talks about practical issues.
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All of this is to say, Steven, that I feel like we are kindred spirits.
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Join theWild For Life campaign today and make the snow leopard your kindred species, too.
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Today the pair officially launch Kindred Ventures to form startups as well as fund them.
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Watching the kids become kindred with one another, less alien and alone, was indescribably rewarding.
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Azimi: [Acker's] "Blood and Guts in High School" and Reza's work are definitely kindred spirits.
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The bride's mother is a clinical manager for Kindred Home Health in Port St. Lucie.
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Numerous startups like Kindred and RightHand Robotics use similar fusions of machine learning and robotics.
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"We're so similar that it felt like meeting a kindred soul from a past life."
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In the 1970s that circle also included Trump, who Cohn recognized as a kindred spirit.
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" Kindred Healthcare: "The only one I'm recommending that's somewhat in that sector would be Ventas.
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They were kindred spirits, deep listeners obsessed with visions of a future that never arrived.
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With the amiable surf-punks Wavves, kindred spirits in distortion-heavy high jinks, and Cherry Glazerr.
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Connect to kindred spirits on social media and swipe your way into the arms of love.
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I'm always writing about people who feel more kindred with animals than is perhaps socially acceptable.
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Kindred spirits could come out of the woodwork — and crushes could emerge from the friend zone!
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It suggests that Ice-T and Dril are kindred spirits, or perhaps even the same person.
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What was clear was that Trump and West have found in one another a kindred spirit.
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In other words, this company seems like it might be a kindred spirit to Swift herself.
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When he came across Morley's article in 19503, he knew he had found a kindred spirit.
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"I'd definitely say that I found something of a kindred spirit in Wes," Ashton-Gonzalez says.
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No sooner had they begun talking than each recognized in the other an exciting kindred spirit.
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Sweden's online gaming firm Kindred Group was up 8.1 percent after its Q4 profit topped forecasts.
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We were the kindred spirits who were dateless nerds and have been best friends since then.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Hedge fund Brigade Capital Management, a top shareholder in Kindred Healthcare Inc KND.
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They were also looking for community, a group of kindred spirits with similar values and outlook.
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They're kindred spirits on national security and their belief in strong American leadership around the world.
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In pushing the boundaries of tonality, the music shows Reger as a kindred spirit to Schoenberg.
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She spoke of maintaining a kindred affinity towards Arab lands, and the people and cultures therein.
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"We found a kindred spirit with T-Mobile," the company writes in the attached press release.
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It is perhaps unexpected, then, that JR and Varda find a kindred spirit in one another.
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Prosecutors said he was a member of a white supremacist prison gang called the European Kindred.
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While there will never be another Arnie, this year's Masters contains many of his kindred spirits.
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In Ms. Bening, he saw a kindred spirit who had "a delicious, wonderful noncompliance," he said.
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He suggested that kindred groups might pool their resources through crowdfunding to win the highest bid.
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While in college, however, she found kindred spirits in a small D.I.Y.-rock scene in Brooklyn.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Leonidas of Rhodes would recognize a kindred spirit in Michael Phelps of Baltimore.
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Online gambling company Kindred Group closed up by more than 10 percent, after announcing fourth-quarter results.
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And Bowser, the person, wants those fans to understand that, just like Reggie, he's a kindred spirit.
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For awhile there, we felt like lost souls who had found a kindred spirit in each other.
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The other reason is the arrival of Donald Trump, whom Mr Duterte regards as a kindred spirit.
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Instead, the head of the Trump faction of the Trump movement is a true kindred spirit, Kushner.
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Kindred Capital even shares 20% of the fund's partner profits (carry) with the founders we invest in.
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I love John Ira Jennings work, he does graphic novels including a new one out called Kindred.
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Backing the seed round is Silicon Valley's Khosla Ventures, along with London's Index Ventures and Kindred Capital.
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Seek out kindred investors who are willing to back your audacious vision through a tough macro turn.
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Farina found a kindred stubborn spirit in the engineer Enzo Ferrari when they first met in 1930.
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We are fixated upon and diagnosed, our kindred struggles differently named across theoretical schools and medical models.
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In a lot of ways, Gunn is an obvious influence on Glover; they feel like kindred spirits.
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The Saudis also assess Trump to be much more a kindred spirit on Iran than Obama was.
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Scout out your kindred spirits and find clever ways to partner up between now and June 21.
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Sweden's Kindred Group reported an all-time high in active customers in the fourth quarter of 2018.
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Akerson founded Kindred Bravely in 2015 based on a personal need she knew other women must share.
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I recognized, in Hamilton's ability to write his way out of his difficult circumstances, a kindred spirit.
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First Round Capital, and Venrock led the round, with participation from Bessemer, and previous investor Kindred Capital.
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The free ticket is lagniappe; her attraction to ushering is membership in a community of kindred spirits.
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That is why the Kabul cafes are so treasured by Afghan women, who seek kindred souls there.
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Y Combinator, Kindred Ventures, Garage Capital, 122WEST Ventures and others are also participating in today's funding round.
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All of this exploration is happening on behalf of Kindred Aerospace, the fourth best interstellar exploration company.
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PharMerica was created in 2007 by a merger of businesses spun off from AmerisourceBergen and Kindred Healthcare.
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Francesca and Robert discover that they are kindred spirits, athirst for love, and a torrid affair commences.
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"If she beats up on a kindred spirit people will just get angry at her," Ehrenberg said.
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Food and drug administration * Kindred biosciences inc says expect approval of mirataz in second half of 2017 assuming no unforeseen delays in review process * Kindred biosciences inc - basis for complete letter was a multicenter, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled pivotal field study Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Oh, would they ... "Ye is a f*cking kindred spirit, genius, visionary," Roiland gushed in a Blast video.
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This Tuesday marks 2016's only full moon in Gemini, the sign of kindred spirits, communication, and cooperation.
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Washington (CNN)President-elect Donald Trump picked something of a kindred spirit to run his Department of Commerce.
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Beltracchi considered himself a kindred soul to the early twentieth-century Expressionists, to whose oeuvres he made additions.
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Capaz told BuzzFeed News her personal favorite is her kindred spirit pup, a gray French bulldog named Bowie.
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As Yee's case gained prominence, he found champions and kindred spirits on the other side of the world.
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McGray, who is editor in chief, said that they saw a kindred spirit with Pop-Up's main investor.
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Based in Louisville, Kentucky, Kindred is the largest home healthcare provider and hospice operator in the United States.
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I have turned my successful hobby of angel investing into becoming a full-time VC with Kindred Capital.
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Thanks to opening himself to some kindred spirits he met in high school and utilizing forums like Kanyetothe.
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Context: Kindred acquired Gentiva Health Services, a home health and hospice operator, in 2014 after protracted hostile negotiations.
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Adriana Varejão's Kindred Spirits continues at Lehmann Maupin (201 Chrystie Street, Lower East Side, Manhattan) through June 19.
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They're also probably great conversation starters that will help you find kindred spirits when you're out and about.
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But the novelist and the painter were kindred spirits in their pursuits of the awesome and the terrifying.
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Wills, who spent eight years in the minors before reaching the majors, saw in Roberts a kindred spirit.
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Courtier was a member of the white supremacist prison gang European Kindred at the time of the incident.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Bridgewater's founder thinks his kindred spirit resides in China's anti-corruption czar Wang Qishan.
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If that's your experience with being drunk, then you will find a kindred spirit in Nasty Nigel, a.k.a.
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Early self-released collections—like 2011's Cut EP—demonstrated his singular, controlled talent, and attracted kindred spirits.
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Kindred is vertical agnostic, but it has a soft spot for the future of cities, work and living.
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What brings drinkers back year after year is the promise of exceptional teas and conversation with kindred spirits.
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Come to Berlin and join more than 3,593 of your kindred startup spirits from more than 50 countries.
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Maeve sees Akane as a kindred spirit, another mother who's wholly devoted to her daughter, even in death.
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Mr. Ward, for his part, said they were kindred spirits lucky enough to find each other in Paris.
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" One week after his death, Nicki Minaj paid tribute to the late artist, calling him a "kindred spirit.
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" Mr. Guirgis still recognized a "kindred spirit" in Ms. Lázaro, even before reading her thesis play, called "Contigo.
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Enter Roberta, a new line from Kindred Black, an e-commerce shop that specializes in eco-friendly shopping.
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"The Unipiper is a kindred Rogue that we've just naturally bonded with," says Rogue Ales president Brett Joyce.
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Barclays and Guggenheim Securities are financial advisers to Kindred and Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP is its legal counsel.
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London-based Kindred Capital led the round, which includes US edTech investor Reach Capital, SaatciNvest and Ropart Asset Management.
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Led by Northzone, the round also included Sienna Capital, existing investors, including Draper Esprit, Backed and Kindred, and others.
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Drawing inspiration from The Trevor Project, The Kindred Foundation hopes to build an online community for all things adoption.
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While many recommend beginning with her 1979 story, Kindred, it's Parable of the Talents that's on everyone's radar now.
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It hired Kindred Wolf to do market research and package these brands and products to appeal to different groups.
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Kindred should be required reading in every high school classroom; if you didn't read it then, read it now.
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Another reading of Mr Trump's action, though, is that it is a tribute to a forerunner and kindred spirit.
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Tracy Doree is a founding partner at Kindred, a London based seed-stage venture firm that practices equitable venture.
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The bottom line: There were many reasons Kindred decided to sell, including its large debt load and struggling finances.
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To that end, Kindred gives founders "carry" (a share) in its fund, meaning they're invested in each other's success.
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However Europe's best performer was Kindred Group, which rose almost 12 percent after third quarter pretax profit beat forecasts.
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The fact that they're two Geminis in their early 70s from New York City helps make them kindred spirits.
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Perhaps Cubanos see Trump as a kindred spirit, a jodedor who is having a laugh at the Democrats' expense.
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"You cannot have the 'If I build it, they will come' mentality in a small town," says Katy Kindred.
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"Kindred souls will always collide," and the three eventually unite to defend Liberia against early challenges to its sovereignty.
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The year is 2003, and, again, there are three main guys—not the same guys, but roughly kindred spirits.
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Photo courtesy of label Porter Robinson and Madeon's respective takes on EDM's over-Windexed sonics have always felt kindred.
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Lorde and Kanye West are kindred spirits, seeking the emotional resonance in nimble flows, rap drums, and processed vocals.
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Those composers, in turn, have long been kindred spirits—minimalist pioneers who invest their music with an austere spirituality.
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But Kindred Ventures will also step up and lead seed rounds, then help startups orchestrate their follow-on fundraises.
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Smart founders will take all the help they can get, and Kindred strives to give the most per dollar.
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Kindred formulated the appetite stimulant so an owner can rub it into the cat's ear while both are relaxing.
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Ties The owl became a beacon of hope: a kindred spirit, with feathers, to narrow the valley between us.
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Soon the owl became a beacon of hope — a kindred spirit, with feathers, to narrow the valley between us.
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Do you think there was a kindred connection due to your shared experience coming up in the same era?
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In movies like "Selena" and "Mi Vida Loca," she saw kindred spirits: women celebrated, not ostracized, for their aggression.
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They were mostly white, I knew, but they still seemed knowable; if not exactly friends, then certainly kindred spirits.
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Even when David and his fellow-myopic are revealed to be kindred spirits, that kinship affords them little joy.
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The thing I'm excited to read next is the graphic novel "Kindred," which is based on Octavia Butler's novel.
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In the Instagram meme influencers, the former mayor seems to have found a kindred spirit of attention economy capitalists.
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Tunes 2011-2019 links Bevan's recent standalone singles to the compositional structures of the Rival Dealer and Kindred EPs.
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Fast-forward a decade, and she's the one helping "Lightning Thief" followers meet kindred spirits in other time zones.
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If you find even one kindred spirit, you could ask her to join you in crashing the stag party.
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Recess hosted events with creatively kindred brands and partners, like restaurant review website The Infatuation, at the pop-up.
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I seem them as what they are and as kindred surrogates for many other protest objects, tactics, and movements.
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East and Woodward, who are longtime friends, were reported to be leaders in the Norse pagan group Ravensblood Kindred.
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Gibbon song betrays the locations of these, our kindred species, to hunters in the national park across the river.
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Bannon called Kuttner because he sensed a kindred spirit, at least on trade with China, and he needs allies.
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At a startup called Kindred in San Francisco, technicians are teaching robots how to precisely manipulate objects like these. Why?
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And hey, now that the actresses have proved they're kindred spirits, who says they couldn't join forces in a sequel?
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Instead of focusing solely on research, Kindred has been putting resources toward a commercial goal: bringing automation to warehouse work.
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The Wall Street Journal, which first reported on the talks, said the deal could value Kindred at $9 per share.
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His colleague Andrew Lapthorne and guest presenter Gerard Minack (formerly of Morgan Stanley and a kindred spirit) struck similar notes.
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Perhaps sensing a kindred spirit, she endorsed him in January and campaigned for him until his victory earlier this month.
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It was a place to move and be moved, a home full of kindred spirits in an increasingly hostile world.
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Four skilled nursing facilities using Kindred and RehabCare will pay $8.23 million to settle related claims, the Justice Department said.
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Kindred shares were down 4 percent at $9.69 in early afternoon trading on the New York Stock Exchange on Tuesday.
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Still, he noted that a bidding war for Kindred or a drastic price increase from the current bidders was unlikely.
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Although James didn't end up paying for Austin's $20k bail, it looks like they're true kindred spirits in bashing 45.
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I love that she's helping others to find a kindred soul and to heal by revealing so much about herself.
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Zegna, a founding partner at newer VC firm Kindred Capital, is trying to pioneer a new, "equitable" way of investing.
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"Had they been practitioners of traditional humility, their extraordinary talents alone would have demanded that attention be paid," Kindred wrote.
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So we've always been kindred spirits like that, but we had to find a good excuse to really come together.
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The two men can also look like kindred artistic spirits, committed to formal rigor and possessing finely tuned comic sensibilities.
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Opinion: Kanye and Trump are kindred spirits Kanye West's latest tweets praising Trump should surprise no one, writes Clay Cane.
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Mr. Trump found a surprising kindred spirit on term limits on Monday when President Obama seemed to endorse the concept.
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Like Kindred, Underground Airlines believes strongly that the legacy of slavery has left lasting scars on the contemporary American consciousness.
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Leading the Series B round is enterprise-focussed VC Notion, with participation from existing investors BGF Ventures and Kindred Capital.
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Progressives can find kindred spirits among classic conservative thinkers: Adam Smith on moral sentiments, Edmund Burke's critique of imperial power.
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They soon realized they were kindred spirits, at least when it came to advocacy for making a better food system.
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Julien Baker, Phoebe Bridgers and Lucy Dacus are kindred spirits, all dedicated to immaculate melodies that carry soul-baring lyrics.
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They see Yiannopoulos as a kindred spirit, a high-profile media figure who's taken on their tools and their causes.
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Seeing it, Chris recognizes a lonely kindred spirit, and a friendship begins — one that Carol is not entirely comfortable with.
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And in a development sometimes missed by local officials abroad, it began signing up kindred local groups in distant outposts.
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Modern Love College Essay Contest A college student on medical leave for compulsive behavior finds comfort in a kindred spirit.
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Murray, fastidiously professional, is an unlikely kindred spirit for Kyrgios, who admits to lacking discipline and struggling to sustain motivation.
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But these kindred spirits are gone now, Trump has raised the stakes and patience for quaintness has long since expired.
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Only this time, with Magic Johnson installed as the Lakers' lead recruiter, James would be courted by a kindred spirit.
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When Lincoln, who died in 2010, first heard Ms. Acuña, she recognized a kindred spirit, accepting her as a mentee.
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SO IN OUR PARTICULAR CIRCUMSTANCE, THE KINDRED ACQUISITION IS REALLY THE BEGINNING OF THAT COORDINATION OF CARE IN THE HOME.
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During the game, Headdings paid particular attention to Harden, one of his favorite players and a kindred spirit of sorts.
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Mr. Trump viewed Mr. Bannon as a street-fighting kindred spirit who favored his own attack-when-attacked communications strategy.
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Ed Reynolds replaced Tracy Howard at FS and Derrick Kindred replaced Ibraheim Campbell at SS. Campbell and Howard are healthy.
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"We're kindred spirits, for sure," said Mr. Devereux, a professor at the Saïd Business School at the University of Oxford.
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What will become of the true cinema and all that gatekeepers and other Curators of Cinematic Kindred Spirits hold dear?
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Like Vladimir Nabokov (whose kindred spirit I had yet to encounter), I figured that sleep offered only a dumb conformity.
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Blurring distance and time, both men unapologetically embraced their aesthetic kindred spirits across oceans and ages, and brought them home.
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Humana, the fourth largest U.S. health insurer, will pay $800 million in cash for Kindred shares and to cover other costs.
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Kindred shares were trading at $8.98 per share, down 5 percent, having gained on Monday on Sunday reports of the deal.
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Other than Kindred, work on AI and embodied cognition mostly happens in the research divisions of large tech companies and academia.
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We are raw, gritty, the antisocial kids at school, the addicts, the outcasts who found kindred spirits when we moved here.
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Futerman, an actress in New York, teamed up with fellow Korean-adoptee, Glee star, Jenna Ushkowitz, to establish The Kindred Foundation.
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Stein, who was also the Green Party's 2012 nominee, said she viewed Sanders as a kindred revolutionary, battling the political establishment.
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In the crown prince, though, they saw a kindred spirit, a fellow millennial who wanted to reform the economy and culture.
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"I'm kickstarting my life, and it's wonderful," she told PEOPLE at the Kindred Foundation for Adoption's 2nd Annual Gala this week.
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The round is being led by publicly-listed VC Draper Esprit, with participation from previous investors Kindred, Frontline Ventures, and Backed.
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Tashjian seems to have found her kindred spirit in Quinlan, who, like Tashjian, fronts a band with her brother on drums.
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Krasner has plans to eventually put out music by other kindred spirits, including Gobby and the Berlin-based producer Wilted Woman.
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It's tempting to imagine the two just bumping into one another in the hot dog line and recognizing a kindred spirit.
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As a new generation of secular Iranian feminists emerged in the late 1990s, they found a kindred spirit in Ms. Taleghani.
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The austere beauty of her work, its almost pulsating wordlessness and the richness of its sorrow, is kindred to this silence.
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Adoring fans equate Trump with success and, through the miracle of mass media, consider him a close friend and kindred spirit.
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It will not have a stake in the second Kindred unit, which will contain long-term acute care and rehabilitation assets.
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Eventually, he found a leftist kindred spirit in the writings attributed to Subcomandante Marcos, the mysterious figurehead of Mexico's Zapatista movement.
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Mom + Pop's latest signee Jai Wolf shared his first single today, "Like It's Over," off his upcoming debut EP, Kindred Spirits.
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Kindred is confident enough to make that distinction clearly, but with Underground Airlines, Winters doesn't quite trust himself enough to try.
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LAVENTHAL: WELL, LEE, THANKS FOR JOINING US. AND I FEEL A LITTLE KINDRED SPIRIT WITH YOU BECAUSE I'M A VALUE INVESTOR.
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Beyond the warm smiles, Kindred already has a strong track record from its prototype phase under Jang's solo operation since 210.
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In 1978, a 14-year-old Neneh headed to London, where she found kindred spirits in the era's art-punk scene.
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" Mr. West also seemed to have found a kindred spirit in Mr. Trump, with whom he said he shared "dragon energy.
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The two realize they are kindred spirits, and soon enough, Frances figures out she's working for the prince, not a princess.
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But it was "just my hobby," he said, until he found a kindred spirit in Takaaki Yonekura, now a graduate student.
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Could it be that these men, unlike the men and women serving in our national intelligence agencies, feel like kindred spirits?
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"That meant we were kindred spirits, and if I could take risks he couldn't — we'd both learn from it," he said.
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Schiller considered Shakespeare a kindred spirit who wrote more perceptively than almost anyone else about what it meant to be human.
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The hospice outfit now owned by Kindred had paid $25 million in penalties in 2012 to settle accusations of improper billing.
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Herzog talks about how similar Chatwin's outlook on life was to his own — a kindred spirit invested in discovery and travel.
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So far, it's backed 19 funds, including Base10 Ventures, Boom Capital, Female Founders Fund, MaC Ventures, Kindred Ventures, and Ulu Ventures.
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When Offred finds a kindred spirit, Ofglen (Alexis Bledel), each must gingerly unpeel the layers of piety she maintains for appearances.
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Embodied by a lithe and luminous Rooney Mara, Mary Magdalene is portrayed as a spiritual seeker and kindred soul to Jesus.
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For people going through tough times, finding kindred spirits inside private Facebook groups can make the social network feel less lonely.
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Poland's populist government, which rejects the EU's refugee policy and is suspicious of cosmopolitan liberals, sees Mr Trump as a kindred spirit.
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We are instead celebrating a kindred spirit, someone who sees the potential of the future and isn't afraid to head into it.
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As far as imitation learning is concerned, a startup called Kindred is helping picker robots learn to manipulate products in fulfillment centers.
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As for other modernists and contemporaries, Rabbia's works find kindred spirits among some of the drawings of Louise Bourgeois and Kiki Smith.
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Jaime and Tyrion were kindred spirits and think it makes sense for Tyrion to take on the role of Mad Queen Slayer.
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A number of other startups are pursuing similar work, including the research lab OpenAI, warehouse robotics designer Kindred, and startup Embodied Intelligence.
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Kindred, a San Francisco-based robotics and artificial intelligence startup, is bringing its human-assisted robotic arms to a big-name retailer.
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Typically reserved for professional designers, the 3D mouse lets Kindred pilots send the robotic arm more easily in horizontal and vertical directions.
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The round was led by Kindred Capital and company builder and investor Entrepreneur First (EF), with participation from various unnamed angel investors.
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Humana and two private equity firms agreed in December to buy home healthcare and long-term care operator Kindred Healthcare Inc KND.
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He was also a teacher, most notably championing the work of "Kindred" author Octavia Butler after meeting her at the Clarion Workshop.
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Another, Kindred, uses traditional robot arms, but has human engineers that can operate them remotely using virtual reality when they get stuck.
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She swapped her nude pumps for Tamara Mellon black velvet 'Kindred' calf hair boots and carried her Stella McCartney "Falabella" black tote.
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Kindred will pay that money to Ventas, a real estate company that serves as the landlord for 36 of the nursing homes.
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I love his other project Scallop's Hotel and I really dig Milo and feel like he's a kindred spirit as a rapper.
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His father, Percy, originally from North Carolina, was a chef for Dr. John Kindred, president of the River Crest Sanitarium in Corona.
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In addition to GC and Cherry, Consensys Ventures, Kindred Ventures, Betaworks, 122 West, La Famiglia and Coinbase Ventures also joined the round.
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Brown found kindred spirits in two students at Wayne State University: his cousin John Boyd, and Boyd's friend and classmate Mark Bethune.
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Zegna is the founder of Kindred Capital, a London-based VC fund which is changing the landscape for investing in exciting businesses.
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I felt like I'd found a kindred tribe, or stumbled into a country made up of people who'd all survived plane crashes.
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Even though we didn't know each other super well, it took very little to feel she was a kindred like no other.
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Claire has a fun new friend in Louise, and she also finds a kindred spirit in the apothecary, Master Raymond (Dominique Piñon).
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"I originally wanted to call the fund Kindred Spirits, but it sounds a little too woo-woo," Jang says with a laugh.
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Few children draw or sculpt human faces with flawlessly realistic detail, and at this celebration they'll find a kindred spirit: Amedeo Modigliani.
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These kindred spirits do not reside on Fifth Avenue, but they will usually welcome you without delays or demands for exorbitant fees.
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Masterly but gleeful technicians, fleet in dynamics and changes of direction, these two — with the same dark-glinting eyes — are kindred spirits.
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The crown prince, who is 33, is an ally and kindred spirit to Mr. Trump and his son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
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He's a kindred spirit in that he's very thoughtful and his approach to architecture is in line with our point of view.
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Atrium had raised a $10.5 million Series A in 2017 led by General Catalyst alongside Kleiner, Founders Fund, Initialized and Kindred Ventures.
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He saw in me, no doubt, a kindred spirit, and wanted to be my friend and to sit beside me and draw.
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David Bowie, writing after Basquiat's death, hailed him as a kindred spirit whose sensibility belonged as much to rock as to art.
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All infractors must report to the school auditorium, where Malú spots a potential kindred spirit in blue-haired Joe (né José) Hidalgo.
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Support groups have lower barriers to entry than the "trained therapist" route, and potentially offer more in the form of kindred spirits.
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At the lake, they find kindred spirits to chat about politics and to map out how China will win the trade war.
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The Patterson Club, opened in the 4170s, welcomes "kindred spirits" as members on an invitation-only basis, according to its membership policy.
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Based on these commercials and their behind-the-scenes material, it appears he saw Holmes as a kindred spirit in this regard.
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But Steven's preferred company outside his immediate family is Connie Maheswaran, a hyper-intelligent girl who finds a kindred spirit in Steven.
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But it was his skill as a rapper that helped him find kindred spirits in the UK hip-hop and grime scene.
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In Kindred, Butler describes slavery as "a long slow process of dulling," and it's not difficult to see prison in a similar light.
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Michael J. Fox even makes a cameo as a high school teacher — and in another fun wink, he's reading Octavia E. Butler's Kindred.
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In some ways, we were kindred spirits, and I felt if I could be true to that, I would be true to her.
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However, the kindred relationship between hominid species and the natural world of plants and fungi certainly entails a complex array of psychoactive substances.
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He did not find kindred spirits among some of his fellow San Francisco tech CEOs, openly debating Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey on Twitter.
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Courtier, Rasmussen says, is allegedly a member of European Kindred, a well-established white supremacist prison gang, and sports the gang's prison tattoo.
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It's funny you say that — having read your comments on politics before, it seems as though the two of you are kindred spirits.
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Rose, who co-founded D-Wave in 1999, stepped back from his role as chief technology officer to work on Kindred with Gildert.
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Kindred has already automated the process of lifting the object in the air, scanning the barcode, and sorting it into the necessary bin.
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Even if you're hated by the majority of people, if you have kindred spirits cheering you on in the minority, you can survive.
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Sphero and littleBits have long been kindred spirits in the world of entertaining STEM toys, and soon they'll be one and the same.
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And another robotics startup, named Kindred, is tackling the problem by having robots hand off to remote VR operators whenever they get stuck.
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Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi, Egypt's field marshal-turned-president, sees General Haftar as a kindred spirit: another military man eager to pound Islamists.
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"Everyone builds a product first and tries and wrap the brand around it," Adam Callow of the Kindred Wolf creative agency told me.
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There, she sits next to her new best friend, her "kindred spirit" Diana Barry, whose snobby mother won't let her play with Anne.
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In the Middle East, leaders get Trump because they recognize a kindred spirit: A strongman with a predilection for events going his way.
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Trap music's boom in the early mid-2000s was its most kindred derivative, soundtracking the happenings around Atlanta's drug trade in black communities.
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Kindred said RehabCare denied engaging in illegal activity, and agreed to settle without admitting wrongdoing to "provide clarity" to shareholders, customers and regulators.
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The companies at the time claimed the merger had "compelling strategic rationale and industrial logic," but Kindred has since been sold for parts.
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What to watch for: Whether other Kindred investors will demand a higher takeover price before they vote to approve the deal next year.
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Leon Cooperman's Omega Advisors listed a new position in Humana Inc, which is working with private equity firms to buy Kindred Healthcare Inc.
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Lemonade's visual component is non-negotiable If ANTI is Lemonade's closest sonic analogue, then Björk's masterful 2015 LP Vulnicura is its kindred spirit.
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The enigmatic ending can itself become predictable, and I sometimes wished, with a kindred impatience, for a conclusive click of the shut box.
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Katy Kindred budgeted a month to train her front-of-house managers, and an additional two weeks with the servers prior to opening.
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As important, it also blends beautifully with Ms. Erivo's, and their climactic first-act duet becomes a tender, erotic intermingling of kindred spirits.
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" "He was with kindred spirits, and I would say most people in that room see him as the leader of the conservative movement.
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Instead of childhood friends, Judah and Messala are kindred souls of different faiths, and their dispute, which is barely explained, is purely religious.
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The consortium, which includes TPG Capital and Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe, will merge Curo with the hospice business of Kindred Healthcare Inc KND.
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Bolton, the enfant terrible of the Bush administration, has a kindred spirit of sorts in Mr. Trump, a fellow practitioner of blowtorch politics.
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Residents of Ghost Ship and kindred spaces are often thought of as squatters and people who want to withdraw from the dominant society.
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In other words, those who were already Republican sought out kindred political spirits at church, while Democrats opted to spend their Sundays elsewhere.
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At Intern and Earn, Mr. Villanueva-Miranda said he found kindred spirits who helped him improve his English and better understand local culture.
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At first blush, Hudson Yards and Battery Park City, cities-within-a-city on the western edge of Manhattan, would seem kindred spirits.
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Modern Love: In this week's column, a college student on medical leave for compulsive behavior finds a kindred spirit in a fellow hoarder.
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A few years ago Shabaka Hutchings, a rising British tenor saxophonist, discovered a milieu of kindred spirits on South Africa's vibrant jazz scene.
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In Taborn's account, Martin emerged as a kindred spirit: an unclassifiable artistic loner who had placed her trust in patience, precision and process.
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One outlier: the vampire-hunting physician Van Helsing, a woman who takes no guff from anyone and taps Mina as a kindred spirit.
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Only about 30 members remain, said Laurie Kindred, managing director of The Center at West Park, a nonprofit that oversees the church's facilities.
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A two-CD (or three-LP) recording of the concert, "8, Kindred Spirits: Live from the Lobero," is due out Valentine's Day. RUSSONELLO
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Le Pen specializes in just this sort of blame shifting, which is another way in which she and Donald Trump are kindred spirits.
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Why that masterpiece of speculative fiction, "Kindred," in which a woman time-travels to slave-era Maryland, a very much not-imagined land?
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And you will know without a doubt that anyone you meet who loves I Capture the Castle too must be a kindred spirit.
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Trump, however, sees a kindred spirit in Tillerson with the oil man's connections with and knowledge of Russia representing an asset not a liability.
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Peter Thiel's Valar Ventures led the new funding, with Max Levchin's Scifi VC, Kindred Capital, Goldcrest Capital, Glynn Capital, and Wilmont Ventures also participating.
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Kindred imagines future versions of the robotic arm being affixed to sliding overhead rails or maybe even to bipedal robots that roam the floor.
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Many saw a kindred spirit in Mr. Bowie's various characters and gender-bending style, beginning with his first androgynous persona, Ziggy Stardust, in 1972.
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Existing investors Levchin's SciFi VC (formerly HVF Investments), Kindred Capital and Goldcrest Capital also participated, along with new investors Glynn Capital and Wilmont Ventures.
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Kindred is also raising more venture funding, announcing today that it's secured a $28 million investment led by Chinese media and web giant Tencent.
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Kindred Capital is taking a refreshing approach to early stage investing, continuing the founder-friendly approach I've been practicing over the last 3 years.
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Catch, for its part, closed a $22019 million seed round co-led by Khosla Ventures, Kindred Ventures, and NYCA Partners prior to Demo Day.
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Juergen Trittin, foreign policy spokesman for the opposition Greens, told Welt am Sonntag that Seehofer would meet a "kindred spirit" when he visits Putin.
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When the facility becomes home to an amphibious creature (Doug Jones), she finds a kindred spirit and, what's more, begins to fall in love.
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A kindred spirit, the richly-talented Kyrgios has also labored under a similar burden since a run to the Wimbledon quarter-finals in 2014.
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Publicis has made other recent takeovers, buying French data marketing company Soft Computing earlier this year and acquiring Czech firm Kindred Group last year.
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Gather your kindred spirits, forge a business plan to sell a unique service to the world and entice people to choose your floating island.
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Ali had holed himself up in his Los Angeles mansion and was a recluse in dire need of medical and financial attention, Kindred explained.
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Wachner's concerts, which also feature works by such Webern-loving kindred spirits as Sebastian Currier and Sofia Gubaidulina, will be difficult to ignore. ♦
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After a spate of dealmaking on Monday, Tuesday kicked off with health insurer Humana's $4.1 billion, or $5003 per share, offer for Kindred Healthcare.
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Jerry Lewis, whom the French saw as a kindred spirit, cast him in his film "The Day the Clown Cried," which was never released.
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I was reading Foucault and Judith Butler (Shakespeare and Milton too); my professors were brilliant and kind and I found plenty of kindred spirits.
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Other investors included Y Combinator, Gmail creator Paul Buchheit, Kindred Ventures, Google product manager Baris Gultekin, Blockstack's cofounder Ryan Shea, and entrepreneur Juan Benet.
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"It's not surprising that every Democratic insider has found a kindred spirit in career insider Katie McGinty," spokesman Ted Kwong said in a statement.
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People of these and kindred opinions tend not to see, or acknowledge, any significance in the election results for the future of the MSM.
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He has not known death or the taste of human blood, but Mina senses a kindred spirit and his suffering speaks to her own.
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From the day our paths first crossed during the McGovern campaign in Texas, I knew I had found a mentor and a kindred spirit.
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Photographer Justin Mott traveled to the Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya to document the December procedure as part of his ongoing project, Kindred Guardians.
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In addition to Aurelius, a handful of kindred entities hold Puerto Rican paper: Monarch Capital Master Partners, Pinehurst Partners, Senator Global Opportunity Master Fund.
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There she finds a kindred spirit in Mary Whitney, an insolent maid who is sleeping with the son of the house and becomes pregnant.
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M12 is said to have approached a number of leading European VCs, including Kindred Capital partner Chrysanthos Chrysanthou, all of whom declined the role.
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For 210 years, Tamara Hutchinson was a member, but the bonds were that of family — several dozen kindred spirits who watched one another's backs.
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You walk a curb your kindred came to grief on, not a toss gets given, were you not shit-scared of light one time?
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The British prime minister has in the past served as an ally of Trump and somewhat of a kindred spirit from a political standpoint.
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We got a lot of people who have kindred spirits, maybe old souls because there's just so much history in exploration and the ocean.
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Beginning in 2011, he released a string of EPs through local labels Kindred Spirits and Rwina that placed him within the global beat scene.
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Ryan mentioned that one of the first books the women's prison book club read was Kindred by trailblazing African American science fiction writer Octavia Butler.
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The volcanic thunder track actually shares a lot of similarities with those melting iceberg recordings—there's a kindred sort of distorted, undulating aggression at play.
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She also knew that she had found a kindred spirit: someone who shared her love of Rastafarianism and sought to bring those ideals to others.
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The young startup was an alumni of Entrepreneur First (EF) — along with Bloomsbury and Scape — and raised subsequent seed funding from Episode1 and Kindred Capital.
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Trump has found a kindred soul in the right-wing Federalist Society clod Justin Shubow, who is the president of the National Civic Art Society.
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To start, Kindred has focused on teaching its bots to move similar to the human arm and hand, which contain a large number of intricacies.
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Even so the Germans, doubtful of southerners' commitment to low inflation, insisted on Wim Duisenberg, a Dutchman they saw as a kindred spirit, as president.
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This means they effectively become co-owners of Kindred Capital and, once investors/LPs have their investment returned, will share in any subsequent fund profits.
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They were so tied in the public mind that the columnist Dave Kindred wrote a dual biography of the men, "Sound and Fury," in 2006.
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It was a greeting of kindred souls, but it was also, if not an outright affront, at least a bold statement within the military machine.
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For the back of house, Joe Kindred was able to pull from his network of cooks around Charlotte, which is also home to culinary schools.
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Because of that, I feel like Asahd Khaled and I might be kindred spirits, since he will also never work a register in his life.
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Iran's clout in the Middle East has grown fast, exploiting the breakdown of Arab states and ties to Shia and kindred Alawite communities (see map).
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Patrick J. Buchanan, who ran for president both as a populist Republican and as a third-party immigration hawk, called Mr. Trump a kindred spirit.
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But when you're in the program there's such an abundance of kindred spirits to choose from that those same two people might be mortal enemies.
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What's striking, reading the two books back to back, is how much Underground Airlines echoes Kindred in the way it thinks about race and slavery.
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On Sunday, the call to find kindred spirits gets even louder as messenger Mercury moves into Gemini, the sign of the twins, until June 29.
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When they met Cardona at a filmmaking workshop, he seemed a charismatic kindred spirit, and Tan was intellectually smitten despite the suspicions of her friends.
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Three kindred productions, all directed by women, are "infused with a radiant empathy for its beleaguered heroine that approaches religious dimensions," our theater critic writes.
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Hermann reaches his hand out to John, having assumed that he might have found a kindred spirit, someone with whom he can speak and commune.
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For Me, He Was Willing to Face His Worst Fear A college student on medical leave for compulsive behavior finds comfort in a kindred spirit.
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Whichever day you attended, though, you would find a crowd of welcoming metalheads, passionate about the music and excited to share it with kindred spirits.
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He found in Mr. Trump a kindred anti-intellectual with an outsider's perspective and a willingness to entertain conspiracy theories and disseminate fact-challenged assertions.
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And so I feel this sort of kindred connection to this person I've never met, and now I have this object that belonged to him.
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The British singer-songwriter worked with a kindred spirit, Tyler, the Creator, on his most recent album, but his own music has a meandering charm.
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The band also sent some works in progress to Kendrick Lamar, hoping to get a guest rap from him as a kindred socially conscious musician.
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In July, the startup raised an undisclosed amount in seed funding from Kindred Ventures, Valia Ventures, and Marc Benioff, which has gone unreported until now.
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Brendan, a thoroughgoing lacrosse bro, is stoked to meet his roommate — a kindred spirit, at least initially — and to seek out postsecondary babes and Jager.
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Critic's Pick "8: Kindred Spirits (Live at the Lobero)," recorded on the saxophonist's 80th birthday in 003, unites longtime collaborators and first-time musical partners.
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That relegates the best source of capital-J jokes to your ship's TV and the growing storehouse of commercials and video messages from Kindred corporate.
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This concert joins him and his band, the Nighthawks, with kindred spirits from France to savor vintage hot jazz from both sides of the Atlantic.
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" At the risk of engaging in the kind of appropriation and dilution Cauley finds rightfully tiresome, today's wokeness has a kindred spirit in "The Awakening.
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Healthcare companies were well represented on the list, with companies like UnitedHealth Group and Kindred Healthcare searching for tens of thousands of employees last year.
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Ms. Gerring came nearest; her "Duet" was the evening's most remarkable and most experimental piece, and Ms. Webber's score, sometimes abrasive, showed a kindred spirit.
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But kindred soul Mike Adams, the self-declared "Health Ranger" behind questionably reliable pseudoscience site Natural News, recently got slapped with his own YouTube account termination.
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Twilio, which made its name as a communications API company, saw a kindred spirit in SendGrid, spending $2 billion to get the API-based email service.
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As science fiction fans may have guessed, the Octavia Electrodes are named after Octavia Butler, author of groundbreaking novels like Kindred and Parable of the Sower.
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The play follows Scorpius as he finds a kindred spirit in his Hogwarts classmate Albus Severus Potter (Sam Clemmett), the son of his father's former nemesis.
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Both men, roughly the same age, seemed to find a kindred spirit in the other; Coogler found a muse of sorts, and Jordan found his auteur.
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Kindred also considered using standard video game controllers, but it's transitioned the system over to 3D mice because of how much more proficient the gadgets are.
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That is incorrect; Kindred has raised an additional $28 million, and it has pilot programs with a number of customers that it has yet to disclose.
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After the success of her novel "Kindred" in 1979, she was able to support herself writing full-time and went on to capture top literary accolades.
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Health insurer Humana and two private-equity firms — TPG Capital and Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe — are buying out home health giant Kindred Healthcare for $800 million.
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Jeff Jonas, a portfolio manager at Kindred shareholder Gabelli Funds, agreed that the Humana deal undervalues the company and would like to see a higher price.
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In Bethesda, Maryland, Leong appeared alongside Iasmin Omar Ata, Chris Kindred, and Tillie Walden on a panel I'd organized about page architectures, particularly in Japanese comics.
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But executives also were worried about Congress cutting Medicare and Medicaid, a big revenue source for Kindred, to pay for the newly enacted corporate tax cuts.
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There are also a couple newer ones in there that feel like contemporary kindred spirits to the tracks that make up the bulk of the mix.
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Health insurer Humana (HUM) is in advanced talks to acquire acute care provider Kindred Healthcare (KND) in partnership with private equity firms, a source told Reuters.
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" Bolsonaro, who sees in Trump a kindred spirit and an opportunity, tweeted back, "Together, under God's protection, we shall bring prosperity and progress to our people!
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Fortunately, they found a kindred spirit on the issue in Fujitsu, which felt that its memory-storage format had a lot of potential for PC-makers.
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It's not a rip-off of Kindred, certainly, but it doesn't bring anything significantly new to the idea of using science fiction to talk about slavery.
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On Kindred, his fastest-paced release, the seven-minute "Loner" divided the two 11-minute-plus bookends with what could only be described as pure energy.
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After the success of her novel "Kindred" in 1979, she was able to support herself writing full time and went on to capture top literary accolades.
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Desperate to get some advice or talk to a kindred spirit, you bare your soul in a Facebook support group for people with your health problem.
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On Sunday she recognized a kindred spirit in Nymeria, who has carved out her own wild life and is no longer inclined to be anyone's pet.
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Kindred wants you to gather all the data you can; as much as you might be tempted to ignore the order, there's a shared interest here.
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And we see a broad, barren vista in which Lily Dale and Etta Doris stand as kindred souls amid the great, eternal army of the bereft.
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Kindred, from the team behind the East Village bar Ruffian, will maintain the parent restaurant's devotion to natural wines, with a focus on the Adriatic region.
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Even Trump, for all of his bravado, may recognize in Sanders a kindred spirit, and before this current competitive campaign season, Sanders recognized the same thing.
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"Swan," perched on the cusp between myth and mechanics, is a kindred performance, a poem about grace and its tendency to hide when we seek it.
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Fincher's tenderly austere sensibilities are an ideal match for Reznor, kindred spirits invested in telling fully realized audiovisual stories about the absurd anxieties of our age.
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Jim Carafano, a foreign policy expert at the conservative Heritage Foundation who served on Trump's transition team, described Pompeo as a potential kindred spirit for Trump.
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The president, who has investments in India and sees its prime minister, Narendra Modi, as a kindred nationalist, may even have a soft spot for the country.
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Pickett said that when MangaGamer first published Kindred Spirits on Steam two years ago, it had gone through a "vigorous" review directly with one of Valve's representatives.
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When I speak to Chris Harris, I get the sense of a kindred spirit, a person who's passionate about his subject matter and about doing it justice.
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Before long, the boy finds a kindred spirit of sorts in the rap legend, who was killed in 1996 and is played in flashbacks by Mr. Baptiste.
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So this is a meeting of kindred spirits, one where Paterson will realize what he truly wants to do with his life, or so we might think.
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Trump sees a kindred soul in men who suffer with the strong man complex, rising to power on the basis of sheer will and exercising it ruthlessly.
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Hedge fund Brigade Capital Management gobbled up 5.8% of Kindred Healthcare's stock on Wednesday, becoming the fifth-largest shareholder, in a bid to oppose Kindred's pending sale.
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Kindred was still worried about its long-term business, which relies heavily on Medicare and Medicaid patients, turning the Humana and private equity offer into a priority.
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For some producers, it's no more than a marketing tactic to help their original music find kindred ears; for others, it's an opportunity to capitalize on trends.
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But squirrels' stylish outerwear and good manners make them kindred city folk — so much so that we pay them the ultimate urban compliment: We totally ignore them.
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And it boasts a compelling, exciting voice and some really lovely prose, which is one of the few things it can be said to have over Kindred.
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Sweden's state monopoly on gambling has been a factor in the rise of online gambling there, with companies like Betsson and Kindred able to operate outside Sweden.
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I chose the snow leopard as my kindred species for the campaign because they tend to be strong willed, independent characters who find themselves in tough situations.
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In addition to that, hundreds of members participate in active—and often private—discussion groups like the GSA Forums, the Adoption Reunion GSA Group, and Kindred Spirits.
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Anna is both a fan and a gentle kindred spirit, at least as far as literary taste is concerned, and the possibility of romance flickers between them.
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Trey McIntyre, in some ways a kindred spirit of Mr. Parsons's, is one of the best choreographers around at drawing out the emotional complexity of pop music.
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And I knew as soon as he said it that he was a kindred spirit: a theater lover who worries, reflexively, whenever animals are in a play.
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As Blum investigates, examining his cousin's gauzy explanations, his story becomes a meditation on social coercion, the limits of human agency and his family's improbable kindred spirits.
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"She is a kindred spirit that continues to remind me and rekindle in me the importance of design, creating and making in every part of our lives. "
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Everyman approaches Fellowship, who flakes, and Kindred, who declines, and Good Deeds, who is too weak to make the journey—Everyman has neglected her for too long.
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She found a kindred spirit in Mr. Rausing, the pensive scion of a wealthy Swedish family, who became addicted to heroin during a backpacking trip in India.
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Just so with the Bernie Bros, who see more moderate Democrats not as kindred spirits or potential converts but as sellouts, even traitors — the proverbial enemy within.
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While I never had the privilege of meeting these two artists, I still feel that proximity to kindred spirits in the Piedmont helps to support my work.
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But those who thought about going to New England, especially the Pilgrims who were kindred souls of Bradford, believed that there were higher rewards to be reaped.
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Many of those friends had military backgrounds, and relatives suggested that he might have been seeking out kindred spirits, given his own long service in the Marines.
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At a town-hall-style event in New Hampshire on Wednesday, the Texas senator identified Bernie Sanders as an unlikely kindred spirit while describing the failings of Washington.
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University of Illinois Press Octavia Butler, who died in 2006, was the author of such visionary science fiction novels as Kindred, The Parable of the Sower, and Dawn.
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Jones sees Trump as a kind of quieter kindred spirit, someone who understands the perfidy of the New World Order but doesn't talk about it quite so openly.
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Moffat clearly sees a kindred spirit in the Doctor, someone who's too clever by half but struggles to build lasting connections because of how often he outsmarts himself.
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At one point, Butler's new and former head coach Tom Thibodeau interrupted our interview with a phone call that was short, light, and held between two kindred spirits.
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I feel kindred to them because I was also a man once—I know how masculinity can be weaponized, compelling you to conform or else risk losing everything.
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The company has the right to purchase the 60 percent stake in Kindred at Home owned by the private equity firms at the end of the third year.
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More retailers are now trying out warehouse automation — for example, Walmart has Alphabot fulfilling its online grocery orders, and Gap uses Kindred robots to pack and ship jeans.
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Because so many warehouse workers today spend a significant amount of time sorting products and scanning barcodes, Kindred developed a robotic arm that can do some elements automatically.
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Olivia was reading the note that Dana slipped into my hands when we said goodbye: "Kindred spirits are not as scarce as I used to think" — Anne Shirley.
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For two "kindred spirits" who had never been on a snow-capped hike, pitched a tent or worn a big backpack, the entire trip meant pushing their boundaries.
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Although born in Norristown, Pa., in 1947 and long living in London, the Quays practice a distinctively Central European mode of animated puppetry and cultivated a kindred worldview.
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But he thought he had found a kindred spirit in Carlos Delgado, the curious first baseman for the Mets who kept a notebook with observations of pitchers' tendencies.
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First, it retains several kindred populists, who will pursue the agenda he laid out, including Stephen Miller, a policy adviser, and, on immigration, Jeff Sessions, the attorney-general.
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"Current 'separate sovereigns' doctrine hardly serves that objective", she added, with a citation to Alexander Hamilton, as "states and nation are 'kindred systems' yet 'parts of ONE WHOLE'".
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She shows the Beast scars incurred from cutting herself, and it recognizes in her some sort of kindred spirit, leaving her alive and rushing off into the night.
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The Humana deal would split Kindred into two separate companies: a larger one that focuses on home healthcare and another focused on long-term acute care and rehabilitation.
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After first discovering his taste for kink at the age of 12 in the pre-internet 1970s, Faction found kindred spirits through an ad in a swinger's magazine.
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Bornstein and Stone are kindred spirits, both trans pioneers unafraid of claiming outsider identities as freaks and heretics; both people who center dissension and nonconformity as sacred values.
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But when they arrive at their destination, the planet Kindred, they discover that the civilization they expected to find isn't there — and that they've accidentally travelled through time.
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Hence the touching encounter between Morris and Warm, who turns out to be a kindred spirit, shy and unalloyed in his ideals, impossible to target or to hate.
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It might also provide a measure of consolation to gloomy, sensitive middle-aged dads who need to sense a kindred soul on the other side of the screen.
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Take Octavia Butler, who dreamed of and created worlds in her books Kindred and Fledgling, where black girls and women were centered and could be multidimensional, complex characters.
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Mr. Walker also vouched for Mr. Cruz's character, calling him a kindred spirit and fellow heir to the legacy of former President Ronald Reagan who is often misunderstood.
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His beautiful and kindred soul will never be forgotten and we take comfort in knowing his memory will live on in all those he inspired, met and knew.
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But when President Trump sits down with President Vladimir Putin of Russia in Finland next month, it will be a meeting of kindred spirits, and that's a problem.
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You scroll through your contacts to invite a lively, kindred group for the great day of epic canning, promising bottomless cold rosé and tomatoes on toast with mayo.
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PATTI CAKE$ A kindred spirit to the bus driver-poet in Jim Jarmusch's "Paterson," Patti (Danielle Macdonald) is an aspiring rapper stuck in a pocket of New Jersey.
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"I'm the president of Trump's Sicilian fan club," said Mr. Papale, who is also first among the many Taormina types for whom the president is a kindred spirit.
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Pink Floyd, who expressed their own anxieties towards modern life on their record-breaking 503 masterwork The Dark Side of the Moon, viewed him as a kindred spirit.
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The Black Artists' Group had found kindred spirits in the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians in Chicago, whose members were also migrating to New York City.
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Politicians like Italy's Matteo Salvini and Hungary's Viktor Orbán don't find the Israeli right objectionable; they see it as a kind of kindred spirit in Islamophobic populist nationalism.
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I'm happy my son decided that Jeanette and I were kindred spirits and that he fanned the flame of friendship where I might have hesitated on my own.
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In LA we found our kindred spirits again in all walks of life and every persuasion and that's what inspires us and drives us in what we do.
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She then gives Camille a dress to wear to Calhoun Day, and tells Camille that they're really two kindred spirits, stuck in Wind Gap — that Camille can't leave her.
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Uvalde County District Attorney Daniel Kindred told the San Antonio Express-News on Thursday that Young pleaded to 13 counts of intoxication manslaughter and one count of intoxication assault.
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Kindred is now focused on getting its finished Orb into warehouses, where it can begin learning at an accelerated pace by sorting vastly different products and observing human operators.
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Afterward, he hangs around with students for a little bit, talking some more about Kindred, one student's soon-to-be-published poetry, and eventually and reluctantly, his own book.
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In last night's episode, this mission took Maeve to Shogun World, where she met a kindred spirit: Akane (played by Pacific Rim's Rinko Kikuchi), who also has a daughter.
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Online gaming company Kindred Group plc landed at the bottom of STOXX 600 after profits for the first-quarter were significantly impacted by a new local license in Sweden.
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The winners: Stock prices of home health companies Almost Family (up 26%), Amedisys (up 14%), Kindred Healthcare (up 7%) and LHC Group (up 10%) soared Thursday on the news.
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Perhaps this influenced later creatives and inspired them to make artistic homage to him, in that they knew he was a kindred spirit and an author of sorts, too.
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Beyond clips in local publications, Kindred also got some major national attention from Bon Appetit, landing a coveted spot on its Hot 10 list only six months after opening.
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In that realm, which is fuelled by commercial concerns, alliances are often more about reaching new fan bases than about merging kindred spirits or pushing the boundaries of genre.
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"There is a push towards freelance work in a more meritocratic world where I can say here is my personal brand," said Leila Zegna, a partner at Kindred Capital.
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The London-based startup, which was founded back in summer 210, counts the founders of Zoopla and Wonga among its investors, along with Kindred Capital and M&C Saatchi.
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Until Friday, she'll hover in the sign of the Twins, helping us hone in on kindred spirits and delight in the discovery of meeting (and flirting with) new people.
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Finding common ground and kindred spirits will be a snap; and joining forces could turn strong individuals into a triple threat by the corresponding full moon on December 13.
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While the City View King wasn't cramped, I could have certainly benefited from a bit more space, such as one of the three suite types (Kindred, Manhattan, and Bowery).
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In 2015, Kindred acquired Gentiva Health Services for $1.8 billion, turning it into the biggest U.S. provider of home health and hospice care, but also saddling it with debt.
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Or there's Victoria Beckham, another barrier-breaker, who moved from frothy pop stardom to designer substance, and could be a kindred spirit when it comes to crafting an image.
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And his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, appears to view M.B.S. as a kindred spirit; both, after all, are rich millennials making world-altering decisions thanks to extreme nepotism.
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This made him something of a kindred spirit to his later composer colleagues Tchaikovsky and Glazunov; and, in due course, a precursor of the modernism of Stravinsky and Balanchine.
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" In a world of staid agency bureaucrats, they were "spooks who played by their own rules, kindred spirits who validated each other's quirky approach to their strait-laced profession.
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" Thatcher notes, "A little while ago I was admiring the competent construction of your spiders' homes and lamenting my own, without any doubt of our kindred want for shelter.
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"8: Kindred Spirits," named in reference to Mr. Lloyd's eight decades on Earth, begins with a 20-minute journey through "Dream Weaver," his crossover hit from the mid-1960s.
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Speaking backstage after the end of his set, Mr. McBride explained that he thinks a jazz festival in 2017 ought to include some kindred sounds from around the way.
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Even though Mr. Oepriarto never finished his diploma course in marketing management, he was interested in start-up businesses and found a kindred spirit in Ms. Ningsih, she said.
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Ever since the tragic rise to influence of Gropius, Le Corbusier, Mies van der Rohe and their kindred cabal, modern architects have blighted cities around the world with ugliness.
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If books are more your thing, Lodro suggests "Eff This Meditation" by Liza Kindred, "Tea and Cake with Demons" by Adreanna Limbach, and "Start Here Now" by Susan Piver.
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Many people in Taiwan, a self-governing island with a lively democracy, view the Chinese government with deep suspicion and see the demonstrators in Hong Kong as kindred spirits.
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At first, Hennick said, he assumed the other fan had mistaken him for a kindred spirit, but now Hennick believes the man was reacting to the uproar over Jones.
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"To have that weight, that responsibility knowing that your vote really is that pivotal, it does help to know that there is another kindred soul close by," Murkowski added.
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It was mid-September, several weeks after the start of school, and his daughter was visiting him at Kindred Hospital, where he had been transferred for wound-care treatment.
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Kindred has garnered interest in the past for its unique approach to AI. Created by D-Wave co-founder Geordie Rose and fellow former D-Wave employee Suzanne Gildert, Kindred wants to pave the path toward dynamic, human-like artificial intelligence, also known in the field as artificial general intelligence or "strong" AI. Yet only by giving this software a physical body does Rose and Gildert think that far-off milestone is actually achievable.
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In that moment, you can see that they recognize a kindred spirit in one another, since they've both become accustomed to using a facade as a means of self defense.
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"I am so excited, but so nervous," Dorfman, 29, told PEOPLE of the release date while attending the Kindred Foundation for Adoption's 2nd Annual Gala in New York this week.
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Double standards, sexual harassment, being a Black woman in the workplace — these are the kinds of topics most working women only feel comfortable talking about when they're amongst kindred souls.
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In 2015, Kindred acquired Gentiva Health Services Inc for $1.8 billion, turning it into the biggest U.S. provider of home health and hospice care, but also saddling it with debt.
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Courtier is a member of a gang called European Kindred, which is a white supremacist prison gang based primarily in the Oregon corrections system, according to the Anti-Defamation League.
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Trump and Farage 'kindred spirits' After the Brexit vote, Trump and Farage saw a different kind of transatlantic synergy -- one where both men's political message could feed off the other.
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Here's the biggest, most obvious change Bates Motel makes: Norman, recognizing a kindred spirit in Marion, keeps himself from killing her, instead urging her to escape while she still can.
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Kindred Healthcare has agreed to sell its 96 skilled nursing facilities for $700 million to a company led by BlueMountain Capital Management, a hedge fund based in New York City.
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Still via YouTube Philly's PnB Rock and New Jersey's Fetty Wap are kindred spirits (not that surprising perhaps since they're only about a 90 minute drive apart from each other).
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After attending the University of Maryland at College Park, McCarty moved to California where he found kindred in this eclectic group of Oakland artists and musicians, according to the report.
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That idea lingered in cobwebbed corners of my mind until I walked into the Lehmann Maupin's downtown gallery to see Adriana Varejão's Kindred Spirits when it flashed into relevance again.
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The conservative pundit Bill Kristol has voiced support for the movement, too, having failed so far to recruit a kindred spirit to start a third-party campaign against Mr. Trump.
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Lagunitas, which recently sold a 50 percent stake to Heineken, sees marijuana users more as kindred spirits than as a money source, said Karen Hamilton, a spokeswoman for the brewery.
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I was still waiting when Bedford's " Quicksands " arrived, in 2005, reminding me that, in matters of the cost to conscience of survival, Bedford and Gunther might well be kindred spirits.
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"A Scandal in Paris" belongs to a small cycle of 1940s costume dramas (Max Ophüls and Albert Lewin directed kindred movies) that sought, with varied success, to import European sophistication.
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Not for all, certainly; but feeling misunderstood is a common childhood predicament, and those who feel it most acutely have a new kindred spirit to consult in Villiot's uncompromising cat.
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Consumer advocates like Debra L. Ness, the president of the National Partnership for Women and Families, see Dr. Conway as a kindred spirit who understands what is important to patients.
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Broad City's take on Clinton is that she is a kindred spirit to the show's heroines — someone who is not only powerful and determined, but embraces the weird in life.
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It makes total sense that the band is currently on tour with rock'n'roll hellraisers Halestorm (I'd wager Lzzy Hale and Martin found themselves to be black eyeliner-streaked kindred spirits).
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The bar's intrepid manager, Ian Ljungquist, didn't need any convincing to pour me a suicide—he leapt at the opportunity, excited, like we were some kind of kindred beer brothers.
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Alison, scrupulously committed to denial, can't see it at first, but Cole recognizes her as a kindred spirit, damaged and desperate for real love, the kind that comforts the soul.
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The shadow of war hangs over the whole gathering, but the attendees are mostly smiling, grooving en masse, feeling, for once in their lives, as if they're among kindred spirits.
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By granting Mr. Gruevski asylum in Hungary, Mr. Orban may have primarily been acting out of personal loyalty to a kindred spirit, said Ms. Tcherneva, an expert on Balkan politics.
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CloudTrucks, which aims to help truck drivers earn more money, has closed a $6.1 million round led by Craft Ventures with participation from Khosla Ventures, Kindred Ventures and Abstract Ventures.
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If you're a letter person who notices such things, then you recognize Mr. Charlson as a kindred spirit, and you're probably exulting over the diagonal run up the middle today.
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Mr. Calvillo and his wife, Ms. Martinez, were trading jokes in a rapid-fire blend of English and Spanish in his room at Kindred Hospital, where he had been transferred.
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" For the show's rakish Uncle Jesse, Mr. Franklin chose someone who seemed like a kindred spirit and fellow playboy — John Stamos, who was coming off a short-lived sitcom, "You Again?
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When I asked for her name, I could not believe my ears when I was told "Julia," the very name of Winston's counterpart in "1984", his kindred spirit, and fellow outlaw.
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It then goes through songs that a number of your kindred spirits have added to playlists but you haven't heard, knowing there is a good chance you might like them, too.
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Last month, Kindred finished its first deployable devices, and it "created more demand than we anticipated," according to Jim Liefer, Kindred's chief operating officer, though he won't disclose any initial customers.
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Mr. Guzmán, who was captured on Friday after a shootout in the coastal city of Los Mochis in Sinaloa, may have seen a kindred spirit of sorts in Ms. del Castillo.
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Similar to his previous releases Kindred and especially 2013's Rival Dealer, Young Death abandons dancefloor pulses for exploration and ambience, with songs that feel like mini-suites of conjoined ideas.
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Courtier is also an alleged member of a white supremacist prison gang called European Kindred (EK), even getting a tattoo of the group's logo while in prison, according to the Mercury.
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In Joey Waronker (Beck, R.E.M.) they found not only a producer but also a kindred spirit who was as passionate about newfangled song structures and bizarre percussive sounds as the band.
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By contrast the leading Democratic candidate in the 2016 race, Hillary Rodham Clinton, occasionally seems like a kindred spirit of Aaron Burr, the Hamilton nemesis who would probably approve of Mrs.
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Both Kindred and Underground Airlines use science fiction to literalize the lingering effects of slavery on the contemporary US, just as Toni Morrison did in 1987 with her ghost story Beloved.
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But where Kindred literalizes slavery by bringing a woman from contemporary America back in time to the antebellum South, Underground Airlines does it by bringing the antebellum South into contemporary America.
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Contacted by Reuters, Axisa said iGame, part of the Stockholm-listed Kindred Group, "has always been and continues to be fully compliant with each and all the laws of the land".
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With the new legislation, the center-left government aims to bring foreign-based online gambling companies such as Kindred Group and Betsson, which operate from outside Sweden, under its regulatory sway.
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On his experience with Kindred, "It's 'we're there for you when you need us' rather than 'we're there for you when we fund you and then we move on,' " Wessler says.
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They bonded with each other, finding kindred spirits in their mutual commitment to being beautiful and unlike anyone else, no matter what narrow-minded bullshit life might throw in their way.
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Drake and Sade are secretly kindred spirits, so it's not surprising that someone (in this case, New York DJ Vacations) would seek to combine the music of both in one place.
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" Ms. Haskell — who said she texts her every day and talks with her on the phone almost as often — also said that Ms. Trump and the president are "still kindred spirits.
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Kindred is unsparing in its descriptions of race and violence, and Butler renders Dana's journey with such emotional acuity that the physical experience of reading the book can oftentimes be painful.
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Still, their circumstances exemplify the Gordian knot that is today's climate crisis, and you can see how victims of fossil fuel corruption are kindred with those harmed by its environmental effects.
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Still, endorsements aren't mind control, and it wouldn't have been a stretch for fans of the brainy mayor to decide that Warren rather than Biden was more of a kindred figure.
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At least this week, Trump may be content to maintain the warm relationship with a leader he views as a kindred spirit who can mobilize masses of supporters the president relishes.
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As Streisand herself told Refinery29 in an interview: "In some ways, we were kindred spirits, and I felt that if I could be true to that, I would be true to her."
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Leila Zegna of Kindred Capital says, 'We are incredibly excited about the ambitious vision and unique approach that Mrs Wordsmith is taking to improve learning outcomes for young people around the globe.
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Richardson also played Reggie in the film, which may be why Simien saw his potential and made Sam's kindred activist spirit the crux of this episode — and of the series, by extension.
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Like with Bruce we are all kind of kindred spirits, we work outside the box, it's difficult to trust a lot of people in this business, and we really trusted each other.
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When close friends proved hard to come by, Hwang turned to the internet — launching her first blog, World of Four, as a way to connect with kindred spirits all over the world.
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Go deeper: Humana, which will get a 40% stake in Kindred, still could be an acquisition target for another health care company that wants a sizable chunk of the Medicare Advantage market.
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Netanyahu, who said he saw a "kindred spirit" in Modi in terms of getting things done, pushed for a free trade pact with Asia's third largest economy during the talks on Monday.
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Humana, the fourth-largest U.S. health insurer, will pay $800 million for a 40 percent stake in Kindred at Home, which will contain Kindred's 40,000 caregivers that serve about 130,000 patients daily.
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Those American writers — along with kindred European spirits like Pirandello — may come to mind as you watch this gentle, earnest excursion into one family's history, which is directed by Lee Sunday Evans.
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David Perpich, a senior executive at The New York Times and the president and general manager of Wirecutter, has called the site a "kindred spirit" to The Times — and for good reason.
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The relationship between Mr. Ryan and Mr. Trump remains frosty, but it was clear that the highest-ranking Republican in Congress felt genuine affection for Mr. Pence as a kindred conservative spirit.
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They have read I Capture the Castle and fallen under its immensely charming and slightly melancholy spell, and they know that everyone else who loves that book must be a kindred spirit.
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During a "Hell Week" football practice the summer before their freshman years at Santa Monica High School, Serk joined the fold, a kindred spirit not in gridiron prowess, but in love of music.
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That, precisely, is the problem Bravado — a startup emerging from stealth today with $12 million in backing from Redpoint Ventures, Freestyle Capital, Precursor Ventures, Village Global and Kindred Ventures — is working to solve.
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We have appealed to their native justice and magnanimity, and we have conjured them by the ties of our common kindred to disavow these usurpations, which, would inevitably interrupt our connections and correspondence.
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When the two of them are released, Debbie senses that Lupe is a kindred spirit and asks if she can write songs — and Lupe, desperate for a place to stay, pretends she can.
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So it's no surprise that Yara and Dany hit it off upon the Greyjoys' arrival in Meereen—both are strong, decisive women, and it must be heartening to find such a kindred spirit.
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Butler researched life in the antebellum South for "Kindred," the story of a black woman in California who goes back in time to rescue an ancestor, the white son of a plantation owner.
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After the festivities (and a quick outfit change), Meghan stepped out for a fancy dinner at Ralph Lauren's restaurant, The Polo Bar, wearing a pair of black Tamara Mellon Kindred Mid Calf boots.
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Ms. Lemper, 52, is a kindred spirit to Mr. Coelho, 68, whose searching philosophical reflections on human existence have the solemnity of sacred texts and offer spiritual guidance without reference to a deity.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's campaign is disavowing support from a prominent white nationalist, David Duke, who is once again causing problems for the Republican nominee by claiming that Trump is a kindred spirit.
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There's no doubt that Trump's involvement on Moore's behalf -- against the wishes of a large chunk of the Senate Republicans -- was largely driven by a belief that the two men were kindred spirits.
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When you just need a little support and leak protection in the middle of the night, the Kindred Bravely French Terry Racerback Nursing and Sleep Bra is the softest and most comfortable option.
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Reporting to Petitgas will be Wei Sun Christianson and Gokul Laroia, co-heads of Asia Pacific; Jon Kindred, head of Japan; John Moore, head of Latin America; and Clare Woodman, head of EMEA.
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There she scavenges for wooden duck heads, old bottles and water-damaged books, purchasing them from the owner, William Buckminster, whose devotion to things establishes him as one of Ms. Purcell's kindred souls.
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His father, a former professor of Greek language and the New Testament at the Christian International School of Theology in Manila, now is a senior accounts payable processor at Kindred Healthcare in Louisville.
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The book's 2304 illustrations reveal similarities between sinuous walls along Japanese gardens and Libyan medina alleyways, and kindred-spirited caretakers at work on New Mexican pueblos and colorful earthen homes in Burkina Faso.
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For the dedicated young dancers who find a community of kindred spirits in folklórico, the current political climate — with its immigration raids and anti-Mexican rhetoric — has only inspired them to work harder.
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Maria believed that one night and enigmatically, a tall man, a big boss in the bank, would appear and with a kindred intention, they would glide down the corridor and break into tango.
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Pietrowski, 45, is the vice president and real estate counsel for Kindred Healthcare in Louisville, Ky. She graduated summa cum laude from the University of Kentucky, and received a law degree from Vanderbilt.
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The example Hyman makes in forming his own trajectory through the recent past is a fine model for every artist who has the self awareness to want to find their own kindred spirits.
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Can you swipe to find what Anne from Anne of Green Gables described as, "a bosom friend — an intimate friend, you know — a really kindred spirit to whom I can confide my inmost soul"?
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The companies, both based in Louisville, Kentucky, plan to split Kindred into two separate companies: a larger one that focuses on home healthcare and the other focused on long-term acute care and rehabilitation.
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We've worked alongside the founders of companies such as Pipedrive, WeTransfer, Unbabel, Kalo, Aire, beryl (formerly Blaze), Verve, Drover, Favro and Trouva; and the partners of funds such as Kindred, Connect, WhiteStar and Albion.
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But one of those facilities, CHS Dakota Plains Ag elevator in Kindred, North Dakota, has gone three or four months without loading a soybean train this year, said Doug Lingen, a grain merchant there.
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Online gaming company Kindred Group plc lost nearly 9 percent and landed at the bottom of STOXX 600 after profits for the first-quarter were significantly impacted by a new local license in Sweden.
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Today's Google Doodle honors Octavia Butler, the visionary science fiction author whose work, including novels like Kindred and Parable of the Sower, deeply influenced both current Afrofuturist thought and genre fiction as a whole.
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After declining further medical assistance to extend her life, Mullins told one of her nurses at Kindred Hospice in Massachusetts that she had always wanted to see a lighthouse in person, according to CBS.
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Lonely as Nunu is, she narrates an original, mesmerising story about growing up in a fractured Istanbul family and spending time with a kindred spirit in Paris, where she moves after her mother's death.
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For most of the campaign, Trump and Cruz have been discussed as kindred spirits — gadflies disliked by the GOP establishment — with some sense that each man is best positioned to inherit the other's supporters.
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However, what makes Kindred Capital stand out from most seed investors or other size VC firms, is its so-called "equitable venture" model that sees every founder it backs get carry in the fund.
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Mala Rodriguez, "Comix": Pablo Díaz-Reixa released two records as El Guincho near the end of the '00s, a time when he was surrounded by plenty of kindred spirits making chillwave and Balearic pop.
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I was telling them stories from childhood to spur them along and even though we were from all over the country, there was a sameness or a kindred spirit about how we grew up.
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"It's almost a kindred spirit kind of thing," said Mr. Bowyer, 0003, sitting in an office with a computer, a bulletproof vest and a booklet detailing marijuana products marketed under the name Jimi Hendrix.
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And then it's vaunted, so you're questioning if a relationship that you've found or this person or this kindred spirit that you're experiencing fits the mold of that type of romance that you've seen.
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Mr. Francken is a member of the New Flemish Alliance party, which favors Flemish independence from the rest of Belgium and has historically had strong links to the Catalan separatists as a kindred movement.
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And Putin may be ruler with little respect for the rule of law or the notion of separation of powers, yet that's a kindred spirit for a candidate who threatens to jail his opponent.
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But if "being Jewish" means nothing more than an ethically attuned solidarity with kindred disadvantaged at home and abroad, then the reawakening he wants will just evaporate in a cloud of airy good will.
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Our doorman, a schizophrenic Georgian Jew engaged from morning to night in intense solitary arguments, seems partial to us — perhaps he can sense kindred spirits — so he only nicely, never violently, opens the door.
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With a kindred spirit in the White House, Benjamin Netanyahu is poised for another term as Israel's prime minister — and a two-state solution is more out of reach than ever, Mark Landler says.
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The second reason is that political support for Israel is too important to tarnish through association with the likes of Bannon or European kindred spirits such as Holland's Geert Wilders or Hungary's Viktor Orban.
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Pieces by the pioneering graffiti writers Stay High 149 and Staff 161 hang with a John Ahearn sculpture and a drawing by Jane Dickson of Colab, an '80s collective with a kindred scrappy aesthetic.
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Welcome to Breyerfest, a treasured summer rite for those deliriously in love with horses to indulge their obsession alongside approximately 0003,000 (mostly teenage, mostly female) kindred spirits: "horse girls," as they are sometimes called.
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Big Break: Mr. Dapperton started releasing music on SoundCloud and YouTube in 2015, and found a following last summer with "I'm Just Snacking," a song about kindred spirits who aren't together but should be.
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Mr. Trump has embraced Jackson as a kindred populist spirit railing against the establishment ever since Mr. Gingrich and Stephen K. Bannon, now the president's chief strategist, told him of the similarities last year.
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It is faithful enough to satisfy the book's passionate devotees, who will recognize the work of a kindred spirit, while standing on its own as an independent and inventive piece of contemporary popular culture.
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Making a living by shooting primarily commercial photography, Mott is working on a long-term, self-funded project, Kindred Guardians, to document people all over the world who dedicate their lives to animal conservation.
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I fear, on the other hand, that the duke of Windsor could find plenty of kindred spirits among today's authoritarians, aspiring authoritarians, and "illiberal democrats," and perhaps some in the news and entertainment industries.
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Townsend shed the baggage and the constraints of her affiliation with the U.S.T.A. and, for a time, worked with Zina Garrison, a kindred spirit who has struggled with her weight since her playing days.
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One of the goals is to leverage technology to help boost its initiatives in home health care, after taking a 40% stake in Kindred at Home in 2018, along with two private equity firms.
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Most people reacted with an immediate recoil when I offered to let them try the Pavlok, but there were a few kindred spirits who seemed to enjoy the experience as much as I did.
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Merkel, who takes a cautious, analytical approach to politics, was also one of the few world leaders who appeared to forge a deep connection with Obama, with whom she was something of a kindred spirit.
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Trump's hostility to the European Union and equating of Brexit voters to kindred spirits with his own supporters who powered a rupturing of the political establishment also may cause him to look kindly on Britain.
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Wall Street analysts said the Kindred deal, which had been reported on Sunday based on unnamed sources, would not end speculation that Humana itself could be a takeover target in the current healthcare consolidation wave.
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On Tuesday, the company, led by CEO and founder Julia Salasky, announced $2 million in new funding from Venrock and First Round Capital, Bessemer Venture Partners and Kindred Capital, according to VC deal site Finsmes.
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TechCrunch caught wind of its highly competitive seed round closing, and Catch confirms it has raised $5.1 million at a $20.5 million post-money valuation co-led by Khosla Ventures, Kindred Ventures, and NYCA Partners.
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He's a classic New York Jew (my people) who's been transplanted to California, so he's a bit of a fish out of water himself, and that's why he feels like Ryan is a kindred spirit.
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In a stroke of luck for Vardakostas, Ross was a kindred tinkerer: He had built his own pizza oven and several barbecue contraptions in his backyard, one of which tweeted its temperature every five minutes.
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Connecting to kindred spirits is what makes life feel so magical — more so than ever at the moment, as the sun spends its first full week of 2017 in Gemini, the sign of the Twins.
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And Trump flashed a thumbs-up as he shook hands with Cambodia's authoritarian prime minister, Hun Sen, who praised the U.S. president as a kindred spirit for telling countries to put their own interests first.
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