She has received the American Zoetrope Screenplay Award for her script Maestro, Maestro.
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After all, as Lillo said, "a maestro does not need a maestro of his own."
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Caravaggio was a tormented, defiant, bisexual, angry young man — a maestro who looked nothing like a maestro.
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Kirstin Hancock – Head of Sales & Marketing, Blue Maestro
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Keyboard Maestro (Mac, $36)Mac power users have been relying on Keyboard Maestro for years, and the latest version of the program packs in more time-saving features than ever before.
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Let's face it: Trump is also a maestro of marketing.
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Erica Maestro sat at the back quietly watching the crowd.
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Ratzer is known as a maestro of early American maps.
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Maestro Bychkov had already rehearsed the "Pathétique" Symphony that afternoon.
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CNN's Hannah Strange and Laura Perez Maestro contributed to this report.
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" In his tweet, Miranda said: "Maestro, you called it exactly right.
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The maestro of Milan wanted to announce himself, and he had.
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But rolling out a new maestro is not easy in 2018.
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CNN's Laura Perez Maestro and Kate Sullivan contributed to this story.
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Owayne Mcleod at the El Maestro boxing gym in the Bronx.
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Overall, "Roma" demonstrates a maestro at the top of his game.
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B.A. champion, defensive maestro) and Paul George (perennial All-Star, defensive maestro), and there is no question that their joint arrival in Los Angeles this summer instantly vaulted the Clippers into the realm of bona fide contenders.
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Of course, MIT wanted to compare its robotic emoji maestro to humans.
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The maestro seemed bigger than the music, and that was no surprise.
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But if you don't have this within you, a maestro cannot help.
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Put the ball in his hands and he transforms into a maestro.
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Daniel Murphy, the maestro of the N.L. playoffs, was coming to bat.
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Creatively, the maestro is every bit as active as his younger relatives.
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RIP Hoy nos deja Peter Lindbergh, gran maestro de los instantes eternos.
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If I am wearing makeup, I love the Giorgio Armani Maestro Glow.
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He's kind of a maestro of blues and African-American classical music.
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After a passionate performance, the old maestro, he said, was physically spent.
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That when he is really in a groove, he is a maestro.
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He's a powerful maestro but has shown less passion for artistic innovation.
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Their defense, newly restructured and with a newly named maestro, remained shaky.
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How did this film expand on his legacy as a zombie maestro?
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To give her face luminosity, Quinn buffs Maestro Glow all over her face.
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It's hard to really nail the masterful vibrato and phrasing of this maestro.
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CNN's Athena Jones, Laura Perez Maestro and Jason Hanna contributed to this report.
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She also studied voice with Carlo Edwards, a maestro at the Metropolitan Opera.
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CNN's Laura Perez Maestro, Marilia Brocchetto and Jonny Hallam contributed to this report.
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"This is what Maestro Abreu put on us, put on me," Dudamel says.
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He seemed not like a mighty maestro, but like just another working musician.
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A Russian slapping maestro was recently slapped unconscious in a slap show shocker.
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"They can dance to it just like an Irish Gig," explained the maestro.
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Watch for Maestro Draghi (Mario Draghi, the ECB's president) making fun of this nonsense.
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As for specs, the camera's got 24 megapixels and uses Leica's Maestro image processor.
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Wondering where you've seen Mozart in the Jungle's intense New York Symphony maestro before?
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Perhaps such disgraceful episodes will hasten the end of the age of the maestro.
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Indian music maestro and Academy Award-winner A.R. Rahman is mesmerizing audiences yet again.
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Read on for some of the most enlightening answers from the piano-pounding maestro!
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Its customers had issued 2.5 billion Mastercard and Maestro-branded cards, as of Sept.
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The Evenflo Maestro is lighter and slimmer than many bulky harness-to-booster seats.
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The Maestro, introduced in December, is a conservative dress watch dedicated to Estonia's musicians.
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Feature The Venezuelan maestro of the Los Angeles Philharmonic conjures joy in difficult times.
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If anxiety is the melody of the moment, President Trump is a fitting maestro.
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Still less, the esteemed Austrian maestro Nikolaus Harnoncourt, who died in March at 86.
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I met the brilliant, charismatic maestro once or twice, and admired him so much.
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CNN's Laura Perez Maestro reported from Madrid and Laura Smith-Spark wrote from London.
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Zero Boy, a vocal sound-effects maestro, detonated peals of laughter across the audience.
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The maestro pipeline between Dallas and New York is now flowing in both directions.
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According to her post, Graham credits the look to extensions by hair maestro Andrew Fitzsimons.
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CNN's Mallika Kapur, Huizhong Wu, Laura Perez Maestro and Omar Khan contributed to this report.
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You are a maestro, carefully conducting the happiness of anywhere between 15 to 300 people.
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CNN's Tiffany Ap, Angela Dewan, David McKenzie and Laura Perez-Maestro contributed to this report.
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Two, Houston is No. 2 in offensive rating this season with James as their maestro.
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He solemnly opened it in front of me, like a violin case before a maestro.
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The Philharmonic's performance was an obvious show of love and respect for a great maestro.
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The perfect mixing and impeccable track selection reflect the expertise of a true rave maestro.
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Hernández es un maestro al momento de disparar al arco con reacciones veloces e inteligentes.
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The scary-movie maestro Jason Blum is an executive producer of this anthology horror series.
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A German critic has described him as a "maestro without myth," whatever that might mean.
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As long as the orchestra's reputation remained stellar, it was anything goes for Maestro Levine.
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Instead, the racket dangles from his hand, straight down, like a maestro pointing a baton.
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"There is this culture of 'You can't say anything to the maestro,' " he added afterward.
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Johnson, with lighting maestro Richard Kelly, orchestrated a symphony of soulful illumination at the Seagram.
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Corentin "Maestro" Thuillier of France is the second-ranked player going into the eWorld Cup.
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Mr. Trump, a media maestro himself, monitors Mr. Spicer's performance and often critiques it afterward.
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Maestro Kim's next provocation will paradoxically propel Seoul all the more vigorously to placate Pyongyang.
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If there's a true maestro of this art in the show, it's A. E. Foringer.
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Mr. Kekst had been a longtime public relations adviser to the deal's maestro, Mr. Weill.
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The actor starred as Maestro Cadenza in the Emma Watson movie while Thompson played Mrs. Potts.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE 'Ciao Maestro' On both the screen and the stage, Franco Zeffirelli was a giant.
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"I got a really good recording today, finally, of Pat's cheesesteak," the composer told the maestro.
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She also appears to genuinely admire what our maestro of the stovetop puts on the plate.
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It's intended to help people "ideate and collaborate better," according to Microsoft's demo maestro Bryan Roper.
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I arranged it so that I was at Maestro Malek's dairy farm when the classes started.
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The lab has also created another exoskeleton, Maestro, to help patients regain hand and wrist function.
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He's a rolling maestro who regularly finds himself in the right spot at the right time.
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In a standard orchestra piece, there is one maestro on the podium, leading all the players.
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The upside of being part of the Excite launch, for Maestro, was simple: It was free.
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"Friend of mine, great friend of mine," Trump said of the rare maestro praising Italy's rich culture.
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The rare maestro died at 210 in Northern Modena after a year-long battle with pancreatic cancer.
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"I wasn't surprised at all," Tucci, who plays Maestro Cadenza in the film, said with a laugh.
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"This is very interesting!" the Danish hot dog maestro exclaims, although he's disappointed with the tapioca bread.
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"I said, 'But Maestro, I never conducted in my life a single note,'" Mr. van Zweden recalled.
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It would have pleased Maestro Abreu to keep El Sistema out of politics, but that proved impossible.
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Maestro already works with esports leagues, musicians like Deadmau5, music festivals like Electric Daisy Carnival, and Twitch.
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He was the maestro and we were held mostly in his thrall for an hour or more.
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Maestro and Harmony are still prototypes, but ReNeu hopes they will be in patient trials by 2018.
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CNN's Charles Riley, Laura Perez Maestro, Euan McKirdy, Elizabeth Gonzalez and Alla Eshchenko contributed to this report.
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MAESTRO AS STUDENT Around 6, I head to my piano teacher's house on the Upper West Side.
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Brash new maestro Rodrigo is stirring things up, and young oboist Hailey hopes for her big chance.
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I can date this to 1991, the year the article on Maestro Mehta and his recipes appeared.
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Federer, as much a tennis aficionado as a tennis maestro, is well aware of the story lines.
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"Diplomatic maestro & deeply caring man who did all he cld to bridge US-RUS differences," she wrote.
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He is the maestro of a brand of discord that benefits only him and ravages everything else.
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People who came to hear what may be one of Maestro Levine's last outings on the podium.
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The Dutch maestro Jaap van Zweden, the orchestra's music director-designate, will open the season on Sept.
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" Typical of his lack of self-regard are remarks such as "Every time I conduct the same piece I think how stupid I was the last time I did it," and his response after his retirement to someone who addressed him as Maestro: "Do not call me Maestro.
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Hill was out to upstage Jean and stake a claim for herself as a maestro rapper-singer-producer.
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The way things are going, the show may end before readers get something new from the GoT maestro.
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CNN's Laura Perez Maestro reported from London, while journalist Angela Dewan in London also contributed to this report.
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In the lobby of the Hyatt, I catch up with Zhang, the teenage maestro, after his MTAC recital.
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It's worth noting that Kanopy also offers several titles directed by the ineffable Italian horror maestro Mario Bava.
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In his later years, Bernstein, by then a revered international maestro, became a regular with the Vienna Philharmonic.
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That's the lesson countless soccer opponents have learned from Mr. Salah, Egypt's goal-scoring maestro and sports superstar.
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Sam Daley-Harris, another maestro of effective protest, agrees on a focus on results, not just symbolic protest.
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Mr. Henry, a gospel-rooted keyboard maestro, is becoming the boy king of the greater Snarky Puppy kingdom.
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Sizemore has Donald's gift for the crowd-pleasing cliché, but Ford proves to be the true narrative maestro.
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He embodied a new kind of career, one tilted toward the contemporary and away from vacuous maestro worship.
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No. Having a good maestro to direct you is important, but being a shaman also requires intuition and patience.
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Jenner tagged her go-to mane maestro Tokyo Stylez in many of her latest navy-haired selfies on Instagram.
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As of March 31, the payment network said its customers have issued 2.4 billion MasterCard and Maestro-branded cards.
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Sophie's song sounds suspiciously like Carole King's "I Feel the Earth Move," but somehow, music maestro Taylor isn't impressed.
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This suddenly-single schmuck waited another 15 minutes for my miliseconds face-to-face with the Beach Boys maestro.
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The latest entry in the genre: John Williams' Star Wars theme, played by machines from YouTube maestro Paweł Zadrożniak.
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Carmelo Anthony morphs from a ball-stopping isolation maestro into a 20123-foot-8 Ray Allen with post moves.
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"Le dije: 'Eres un maestro y nosotros somos estudiantes y lo que le haces a las estudiantes está mal'".
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"We are deeply moved by the physical departure … of Maestro Abreu," said Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on state television.
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He would become America's ruling maestro of resentment, the nurturer of white male grievance in an increasingly diverse world.
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JAAP VAN ZWEDEN It is another year before this exacting Dutch maestro becomes the New York Philharmonic's music director.
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So the stakes were high as the orchestra spent a week preparing to debut its new maestro on Thursday.
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Critic's Notebook The maestro of lush, soft-drama music is on tour celebrating his breakthrough 1993 performance in Athens.
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It was a night that embodied the status of Mr. Currentzis, 47, as the rebel maestro of classical music.
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But it takes a real maestro to summon all that talentlessness and keep knocking you out of your chair.
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The Hawks were winning, and Atkinson had earned a reputation around the league as a maestro of player development.
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The answer has much to do with Valery Gergiev, the maestro who rules both opera and ballet at the Mariinsky.
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"Making my way downtown, walking fast, faces pass and I'm homebound," Luigi Maestro the shih tzu sings to himself (probably).
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Gudnadottir's award was notably preceded by Irish maestro Eimear Noone, who became the first woman to conduct the Oscars orchestra.
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But when they reached the spot, they all made the same disappointed frown, as if cued by an invisible maestro.
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CNN's David McKenzie reported from Pretoria, CNN's Laura Perez Maestro reported from London, and journalist Angela Dewan wrote from London.
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Think of Asian shoe design and the "rags-to-riches" story of Malaysian footwear maestro Jimmy Choo comes to mind.
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On the inside, the M250 has a new, 63-megapixel full-frame CMOS sensor and Leica's Maestro II image processor.
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Combine a screen this big with Windows 10's multiple desktops, and you'll become a productivity maestro in no time.
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Kevin Spacey's House of Cards maestro is always ready to destroy his opponents with a well-worded quip or insult.
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Both ships were under the Tanzanian flag - Candy (Venice) and Maestro - and had a combined total of 31 crew members.
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The Prez candidate was a maestro at a Manchester, New Hampshire rally Monday, when Cruz's position on waterboarding came up.
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HOUSTON — He was known as the "maestro," the man whose every word was dissected by oil traders and moved markets.
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What happened next defied reasonable expectations, even for a basketball maestro like Curry, who has assembled a myth-making season.
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Hoary-haired hip hop maestro Rick Rubin is listed as a co-executive producer, alongside Noah Goldstein and West himself.
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On Thursday, orchestra and maestro made it to Carnegie — just two and a half years late — with their beloved Sibelius.
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We have the evidence that Smith is a catch-and-shoot maestro now, too, thanks to the NBA's SportVU data.
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In ESPN, Hunter said there are multiple reasons the Argentine maestro should, and could, leave the Camp Nou in June.
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SGL, SETAUKET, N.Y. Maestro worship is an extension of the high self-regard held by some who patronize the arts.
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And, as every team has a coach in need of an office, so, too, does an orchestra have a maestro.
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I get a kick out of my kids calling their tennis instructor "maestro," and miss the cold not one bit.
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Then it caught the eye of the shoe maestro Manolo Blahnik, who has collaborated with Lorod on a capsule collection.
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The estimable maestro Semyon Bychkov is presenting Strauss's outsize tone poem "An Alpine Symphony," which merits respect it seldom receives.
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He's always wanted to get to this place -- where he can be in full control, the maestro directing his orchestra.
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In 1963, for example, the maestro, then 76, was scheduled to record over several days at a studio in Rome.
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Born in 1984, he identifies himself as a "maestro" with a master's degree in linguistics, according to his personal website.
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Porter, un veterano de Broadway, interpreta al maestro de ceremonias en salones de baile LGBTQ en el drama televisivo "Pose".
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Toscanini, an interpretive artist, is neither one nor the other and so "Maestro" lands with a thud in the gap.
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I just took it to another level, but Chocolair, Jamaican; Saukrates, Guanese; Maestro, Guyanese; Michie Mee, Jamaican; my family, Jamaican.
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CNN's Damien Ward, Samantha Beech, Ruchi Patel, Sarah Dean, Laura Perez Maestro, Hamdi Alkhshali, Barbara Wojazer and Mohammed Tawfeeq contributed reporting.
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The Miami Symphony Orchestra, under the stewardship of Maestro Eduardo Marturet, provides the shimmering cinematic grandeur that has become Bacharach's trademark.
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Al-Naimi was the most watched figure in the oil world, and was often described as a "maestro" of the market.
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CNN's Mallika Kapur, Huizhong Wu, Sugam Pokharel, Joshua Berlinger, Omar Khan, Tim Hume and Laura Perez Maestro contributed to this report.
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Maestro provides engaging video experiences that drive user action, sponsor & transactional revenue, and robust data collection for business-minded broadcasters. LiveLike
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For the record, while YouTuber Maestro Ziikos does make a lot of "Trump Sings" videos, they also make other celeb mashups.
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"We can call oil the maestro of the stock markets since the start of the year," said a Dubai-based trader.
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Without wanting to sound crass, WWE's malevolent maestro Vince McMahon has always had a bit of a thing for big men.
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It is full of delicious foods to excite and entice anyone from a novice wannabe cook to a true culinary maestro.
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He was a singular maestro who momentarily delivered sweet chin music to the league's revolutionary embrace of the three-point shot.
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So if you're aiming to be a chart-topping maestro like Calvin Harris, find your RiRi and put her in quick.
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Hay ajustes verbales, en los que un maestro le indica a un alumno que mueva un brazo o gire un hombro.
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One day, Maestro Malek heard that I had learned how to play the santur, and he insisted on hearing me play.
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It was an extraordinary fall from grace for a legendary maestro, whom many consider the greatest American conductor since Leonard Bernstein.
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He was a maestro of Xs and Os, and God help the player who freelanced and broke one of his plays.
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"When I have out-of-town visitors, I usually bring them there, because of the belle époque splendor," the maestro said.
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But the indefatigable maestro, who communes with classical music scores even while in the bathtub, said that he also required solitude.
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One of those was the computing experiment Maestro, led by David Barnhart of the University of Southern California's Information Sciences Institute.
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If you want a spot near the maestro at Barry Harris's jazz workshop, you're going to have to fight for it.
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" Another dramatic entrance on Sunday was that of Taylor Mac, the maestro of the play "Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus.
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Lee, a photographer and GIF maestro based in Seattle, Washington is one of the fiercest advocates for the return of the digicam.
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He has trained with recently retired great Kevin Garnett this season and picks the brain of former passing maestro turned coach, Kidd.
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The last we checked in with Joey Shanks, the analog VFX maestro was bending water with vibrations from a 24Hz bass tone.
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He draws from the album with a band featuring Shai Maestro on piano, Rick Rosato on bass and Kendrick Scott on drums.
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We spoke with the maestro behind the insane dessert, Bree Miller -- who says she spent 72 hours on the 6-tier cake.
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Cruz-Diez is referred to as "El Maestro de Color," and lives up to that reputation by becoming one with his artwork.
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Ball looks like an organization-changer, a wholly unselfish maestro who was put on the Earth to play basketball and win games.
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Winning the Swarovski award for accessory design, the shoe maestro Paul Andrew also called out his partner of 13 years, Siddhartha Shukla.
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Brash new maestro Rodrigo (Gael Garcia Bernal) is stirring things up, and young oboist Hailey (Lola Kirke) hopes for her big chance.
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Russell noted proudly that he owned an original Maestro Rhythm King MRK-2, the first drum machine deployed on a commercial album.
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Almost a week later, doctors at Hospital del Maestro have not been able to operate because of a shortage of medical supplies.
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In 2002, the 42-year-old maestro left Brussels for his native England, where he became music director of the Royal Opera.
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But the company watched in horror as a series of unfortunate events cost the staging its original heroine, hero, villain and maestro.
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A highlight of her time with the Philharmonic so far was her first New Year's concert, in 2012, which Maestro Jansons conducted.
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Dudamel remembers riding in a car — he must have been 16 or so then — while Maestro Abreu put him through mental exercises.
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A Mi Maestro, the two-concert celebration of Abreu's life that he organized in June, was held in Chile, not in Venezuela.
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Ms. Sanchez has consulted the Los Angeles divorce maestro Laura Wasser, who has counted Kim Kardashian West and Angelina Jolie as clients.
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He has been fined on obscenity charges in Japan, and while some critics consider him a maestro, others deem his work pornography.
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Giorgio Armani Maestro Fusion Makeup, $64 "This foundation comes in nice warm colors, but it's the consistency I love," Christie Brinkley said.
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John Cassavetes was a maestro with boozers, although you couldn't say that alcoholism per se was a central theme of his films.
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The copyists had even signed some of the scores "maestro capilla," a Baroque-era title used by composers like Johann Sebastian Bach.
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His successor, the Dutch maestro Jaap van Zweden, is best known for crackling performances of a narrower slice of the standard repertory.
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Best known for his Instagram account filled with curated funny animal pictures, Andrew Kuo is more than just a social media maestro.
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Her latest series, Phantasmacabre, is inspired by Carl Jung's analytical psychology, goth aesthetics, and the symbolic films of spiritual maestro Alejandro Jodorowsky.
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A second flavour is when a firm is judged to be so complex that only one maestro can keep all the plates spinning.
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In them, a maestro must work his magic with 100-or-so professionals who may have performed the standard repertoire dozens of times.
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While swooping apps around made me feel like a maestro, the thing that made me feel like a wizard was drag and drop.
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ABB says the robot's performance was developed by capturing the movements of maestro Andrea Colombini with a process known as lead-through programming.
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"Their quarterback is a maestro orchestrating their offense and Andy (Reid) obviously does a great job of putting it all together," Garrett said.
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Clara, a piano prodigy, studies music and clairvoyance in Rome with Maestro Gustavo Acciavatti, an elf who has crossed to the human realm.
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Hours later, the Rhumba maestro was arrested and deported on Saturday morning and his Kenyan visa suspended, a government spokesman confirmed to CNN.
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And the secret to her perfect cat eye, which she created using the Giorgio Armani Maestro Liquid Eyeliner, is keeping your eyes open.
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Maestro takes a software-as-a-service subscription fee plus a cut of advertising and merch sales in exchange for providing the dashboard.
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Chief Keef is the poster boy and maestro of that movement for a reason, which is what makes him and drill so special.
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Ali should have stayed retired, but an $8 million offer lured him into a fight against jab maestro Larry Holmes two years later.
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Photos by Derek Scancarelli Welcome to Ask T-Pain, our intermittent advice column with Auto-Tune maestro and R&B hitmaker T-Pain.
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" Dyer told The Independent: "I was honoured to be asked by the maestro that is Lucy Rose to be part of her video.
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He is calling it Maestro and is hoping that the LA demographic will be ready for his modern-Mexican-meets-Orange-County approach.
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Maestro recovered and sent it over to Sikii, who opted to loft it backfield to captain Nicolai "Snaski" Andersen—but something went wrong.
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More than any other quarterback, Wentz resembles Luck, big and strong and mobile, an improvisational maestro capable of extending plays within their structure.
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And the storied orchestra, with its thoroughly modern maestro, was every bit as deft in new music as in the century-old Rachmaninoff.
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I also recommend any amontillados you might find from Equipo Navazos, Gutiérrez Colosia, El Maestro Sierra, La Cigarrera, Barbadillo, Tradición and González Byass.
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"In his old age, he was very maestro, he was very guru, he was very much in his own world," Mr. Pintscher said.
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For decades, the festival was ruled by the redoubtable maestro Herbert von Karajan, who gave up power only when he died, in 1989.
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Maestro Michael White's Central Park South temple to fresh seafood and homemade pasta serves some of the best of both in the city.
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The Russian maestro Kirill Petrenko is held in high esteem throughout Europe, but he is far less known (and seen) outside of it.
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The illusion that somehow, Mr RF is simply playing alone, a solitary maestro bestowing his hallowed brand of tennis on a grateful world. Bullshit.
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Marea: Maestro Michael White's Central Park South temple to fresh seafood and homemade pasta serves some of the best of both in the city.
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Yes, the gastro maestro ditched a shoe that's all about access and the everyman for one of the most exclusive kicks on the market.
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Inside, the CL has a 2995-megapixel APS-C sensor (the same one as found in the TL22) and Leica's Maestro II image processor.
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That being said — and pardon the pun — people are bound to eat it up, as they do anything the ready-to-wear maestro does.
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"I am creating a life of beauty, abundance, peace, and unconditional love for myself and my little baby maestro," she wrote on the page.
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Heyward had always been considered a stalwart defender more than a maestro at the plate, but his 2016 season was downright bad — just a .
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The maestro also had a dairy farm next to his music store, which was where we bought the milk to sell at the grocery.
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To the many tributes pouring in from around the world honoring Muhammad Ali, add one from his hometown orchestra and its energetic young maestro.
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Back in season one, I wasn't entirely on board with Gael García Bernal's occasionally tossed-off performance as Rodrigo, the maestro conducting the orchestra.
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After dropping another 33 points, Leonard is averaging 37 for the series on 60 percent shooting, a Bernard King-mimicking maestro of the midrange.
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And when the lights went up, the stormiest ovations weren't for an eminent maestro or famous diva, but for the 81-year-old composer.
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The two great musical universalists of the century were Arturo Toscanini, a legendary Italian maestro, and Leonard Bernstein, an American composer who conducted, too.
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Now, in "Maestro," which opened on Monday at the Duke on 42nd Street, the company takes on a more difficult subject in Arturo Toscanini.
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Toscanini.) Nor, as the maestro, can John Noble (Walter Bishop on "Fringe") scrape up much fire from the character's two modes: pathos and dudgeon.
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One day, he recalled in his memoir, "Maverick Maestro" (21968), the neighbor, a mustachioed man in his 80s named Nell Speck, rang his doorbell.
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Vincent, Tune-Yards, and Esperanza Spalding are just a few contemporary artists who seem to be following in aspects of Prince's musical maestro footsteps.
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He is overdue for a studio release, as his last album, "Maestro," was in 5013; it featured great bandying with Angélique Kidjo and Ziggy Marley.
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The evolution of form is all part of the magic of Legacy, even for its most veteran participant, Bacardí's maestro de ron Jose Sánchez Gavito.
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We want to meet Dagworth Maestro and Willie West, and we will dress in our finest to join Stewart for tea in the rose garden.
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Pretty much anything you do on your Mac, from rating songs in iTunes to resizing windows as they appear, can be handled by Keyboard Maestro.
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IN February of 2001, Alan Greenspan, then still the chairman of the Federal Reserve, and still called the "Maestro", testified to the Senate Budget Committee.
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Okay, the Commander in Chief didn't really sing the song himself, but YouTuber Maestro Ziikos got a little creative, and pulled the whole thing off.
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Argentine del Potro ruined the potential Nadal showdown with Roger Federer in the semi-final with a superb defeat of the Swiss maestro on Wednesday.
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But from the way they played for Mr. Storgards, the Philharmonic musicians seem to have a natural rapport with this technically adept and dynamic maestro.
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Roger Federer, the Swiss maestro who narrowly missed out on the chance to play in this year's final, has lifted a major trophy 17 times.
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Some people never believed her own claim, calling her a fortune-hunter, and cruelly pointing out how much the Manfredi menfolk looked like the Maestro.
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Somewhere in the middle I spent a few days with XL maestro Rodaidh McDonald, who let me in on some of the top dog's secrets.
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It was louche and it was funky and below is the premiere of "Only You" which shows off another vibe from the headband-wearing maestro.
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In Wolfe, he was up against someone as superb at his job as Bernstein was at his — one maestro trapped under the thumb of another.
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Despite its manifest success, the collection of drawings, paintings, sculptures and other works by the Renaissance maestro did not threaten the museum's top two exhibits.
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The Dodgers' relievers, with the maestro Kenley Jansen as the closer, held the Chicago Cubs scoreless across 17 innings of the National League Championship Series.
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And Nolan, the maestro at the helm, was recognized for his work with not just a Best Picture nod, but also one for Best Director.
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Politico wrote about Elizabeth MacDonough, the Senate parliamentarian — the rules maestro — who will help Chief Justice John Roberts navigate the procedural elements of the trial.
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It ruled out any thought of taking the old-fashioned, highhanded, autocratic maestro approach with the musicians — not that it was really his style, anyway.
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Jens Risom, the Danish furniture maestro who helped bring midcentury modern design to the United States through his work with Knoll Studio, died on Dec.
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Really and truly, he is a maestro and a mighty contributor to this franchise and all the films that he and I have made together.
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Combining his high, often-AutoTuned voice with layers of synths and understated beats, he has made himself into a new model of R&B maestro.
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But what's perhaps even more impressive than Hanks' dual wins is the Oscar collection that Disney music maestro Alan Menken picked up between 19907 and 19908.
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Finally, models' brows were lightened with Eyebrow Maestro cream in platinum or gray, softening the whole look into a face romantic enough to match Armani's flowers.
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The Swiss maestro wobbled at times in the face of some fierce resistance before winning 6-203 6-7(5) 230-210 26-24 23-23.
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Meanwhile, Tafahum, a Syrian "contemporary fusion" ensemble has been formed in London, under the direction of Louai Alhenawi (pictured), a composer and maestro of the ney.
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The Swiss maestro enjoyed years swatting away lesser lights, whereas Mr Nadal has spent much of his career doing battle with Mr Djokovic and Mr Murray.
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The firm also led an early round for Tovala (formerly Maestro), a smart oven maker that won the University of Chicago's business plan competition in 2015.
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"Estamos sentados sobre una bomba de tiempo", dijo un maestro de Irvington, que ha visto cómo el problema ha empeorado durante sus 16 años de trabajo.
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The Trump video was posted by YouTuber Maestro Ziikos last week, and features spliced clips of the one-time Celebrity Apprentice host "singing" Cabello's new single.
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It's no coincidence that the RNC's list of speakers was replete with bootstrapping capitalists like energy mogul Harold Hamm and ponzi scheme maestro Michelle Van Etten.
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In addition to everything that had been going on in his music world, his best friend and frequent collaborator, Maestro, had died in a car crash.
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He's a maestro of detritus, a visual poet of ordinary things, infusing them with political, historical, cultural, emotional, and spiritual import, often involving matters of race.
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Legendary horror maestro Alfred Hitchcock found this out the hard way, over a lifetime of Oscar snubs, starting with Rebecca, his US film debut in 1940.
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He and Savini left their umbrellas in the Maestro Suite (Steinway upright piano; portraits of Bernstein and Toscanini) and headed to the main stage, Stern Auditorium.
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For his first single proper—premiering below—he roped in XL production maestro Rodaidh McDonald (Låpsley, King Krule, The xx), and the results are quite devastating.
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The rest of the time he was more reminiscent of French maestro Henri Leconte playing an exhibition - both in terms of crowd interaction and shot choice.
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A seemingly ageless composer and maestro, he completed Puccini's unfinished "Turandot," wrote the opera "Sacco and Vanzetti" and led a concert of his music at 100.
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It was there that she met William Christie, the early-music maestro who had been crucial in reviving interest in French Baroque music in the 1980s.
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"Reopening is important for the history of music in the world, in Europe, in Italy, in Palermo," the mayor quoted the now deceased maestro as saying.
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Now, as a stabilizing Philharmonic prepares to welcome the Dutch maestro Jaap van Zweden as its 26th music director, the orchestra is focusing on its hometown.
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Not until Antonio Banderas arrives to play Maestro, the crucial voice coach who knocks Amos into shape, does this metronomic slog to stardom muster a pulse.
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When the New York Philharmonic chose Mr. van Zweden as its music director, the orchestra went for a maestro known for powerful accounts of repertory staples.
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Con una multitud que los observaba, un maestro de ceremonias les pidió a los rusos que subieran al escenario, y después hizo lo mismo con Jiménez.
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Los cuatro niños que recibirán el dinero fueron abusados en repetidas ocasiones por un maestro de religión en la iglesia Santa Lucía-San Patricio en Brooklyn.
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On Sunday he'll be joined there by the trumpeter Ambrose Akinmusire and the pianist Shai Maestro (a frequent collaborator) for a night of acoustic-electric exploration.
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"The orchestra has a very particular spirit," she has said of the C.B.S.O., which once gave its podium to a young, untested maestro named Simon Rattle.
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It was from a teacher at Chetham's School of Music in Manchester, England, telling Mr. Rattle about an extraordinarily talented teenage maestro there named Daniel Harding.
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The adventurous program of his inaugural DSO concert in the fall seemed designed to show off the orchestra, and its new maestro, in their chameleonlike diversity.
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An Appraisal Maurice White, the boundless funk voyager and smooth-soul maestro who died this week at 74, was one of music's most gifted alchemists of style.
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Hailey Rutledge, (Lola Kirke), having taken an interest in conducting, is working with the New York Symphony's former maestro, Thomas Pembridge (Malcolm McDowell), on his latest composition.
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ET on Wednesday, PREPA announced that several hospitals, including the cardiovascular center, the San Pablo hospital, the pediatric medical center and El Maestro hospital had power back.
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"A rather unceremonious end for the maestro of the oil markets," Helima Croft, managing director at RBC Capital Markets and a veteran commodities market observer, told CNBC.
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From Dusk Till Dawn, a 1996 gangster / vampire picture directed by Robert Rodriguez from a Quentin Tarantino screenplay, with a story by horror makeup maestro Robert Kurtzman.
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The makeup maestro behind Gomez's best looks (including her controversial "Fetish" freckles) is Hung Vanngo, but it's even rare for this particular MUA to share her secrets.
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You know how Mistress loves her apples, Dagworth Maestro needs grooming, and Willie West has the shits, so be sure to give his undercarriage some extra care.
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Dressed in a wool suit and dark glasses, Mr. Gatto was greeted as "maestro" by the two singers, both of whom he conducted onstage as younger men.
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Madelaine Petsch may be known for her acting (and cheerleading) skills as Cheryl Blossom on Riverdale, but off screen she's also a bit of a beauty maestro.
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In the last several weeks, synth maestro Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith and up-and-coming Detroit DJ Kyle Hall have played Seattle gigs under the new Decibel banner.
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Jawun Evans, a five-foot-11 maestro from Oklahoma State who hates that his size is often held against him, and uses that as a motivational chip.
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" Now, a year after Prince's shocking death, the band is reuniting for a cross-country tour, and opening up about the devastating loss of their beloved "maestro.
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Ballet music requires a maestro (or, occasionally, a maestra) to set tempos to make the choreography effective, accompany individual dancers with sensitivity and elicit good orchestral playing.
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Mr. Trump is the bona fide television sensation, a former maestro of a hit reality series, and he had promised to bring some "showbiz" to the proceedings.
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But he also earned plenty of accolades on House of Cards as rib maestro Freddy Hayes, whose BBQ restaurant served as refuge for Kevin Spacey's Frank Underwood.
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The label has since aligned itself with global pop maestro Charli XCX, kick-starting a collaboration that would eventually result in her most recent EP Vroom Vroom.
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"Maestro 2 Hyte Risk" (1976-79) is a robust riot of animate letters, and "Evolution of the World" (20013) turns graffiti grammar into longitudinal astro-funk storytelling.
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Elton John's trading his usual sold-out arena shows for something much simpler -- playing maestro for a series of living room concerts ... to help fight the coronavirus.
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FLOOD is one of two large-scale installations by Nesbit in which he functions more as catalyst than maestro, operating well along the fringes of institutional art.
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" Ty Dolla $ign, of course, is a maestro of these types of smooth summer songs, the kind where, as he sings, it "feels like Saturday every day.
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Their first encounter kicks off the Double Edge company's trippy show "Leonora and Alejandro: La Maga y el Maestro," part of Montclair State University's Peak Performances series.
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There was, for one thing, the matter of Leonard Bernstein, the quintessential New York maestro and a sort of Dudamel archetype, born a century ago this year.
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The upsets, triumphs and tears, while players like the Americans Alex Morgan and Lindsay Horan, the Brazilian maestro Marta and the Dutch sensation Vivianne Miedema scintillate audiences.
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"I'm going to say this a lot tonight, and forgive me if I'm a broken record," John King, CNN's digital map maestro, said shortly after 6 p.m.
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The auteur is Lebanese oud maestro Marcel Khalife, the ensemble his son Rami on piano, his son Bachar on percussion, and Jilbert Yamine on the harplike qanun.
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The MIT-educated Italian maestro strictly followed the treaty mandate of a supranational institution he governed — and regularly informed the Europeans where he stood on that task.
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For the novelist, a maestro of deathbeds, it was a chance to learn of Lincoln's final hours from the man who had supervised them two years earlier.
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Editors' Choice Set your summer reading to an orchestral swell with Harvey Sachs's magisterial 229.95-page biography of the 21968th-century maestro and cultural trailblazer Arturo Toscanini.
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While to many the Swiss maestro has earned the right to choose his schedule as he approaches his 37th birthday, Wilander maintains he should be in Paris.
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Other New Yorkers with fond memories of the maestro will readily forgive the loving congregation, which sings alternate verses, for failing to match the boys' musical standard.
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Volodymyr Zelensky es la estrella de Siervo del pueblo, una teleserie en la que interpreta a un maestro de historia que llega de casualidad a la presidencia.
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Singer Bilal's performance of "The Beautiful Ones," from Prince's immortal Purple Rain, was a sensual highlight as the 36-year-old soul maestro strutted in a sleeveless shirt.
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She's grade-A protagonist material, and Gyllenhaal is such a maestro in her role, it almost seems silly that the camera ever trains its lens on someone else.
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The Swiss maestro, 36 next month, played his best tennis of the tournament to dismantle the big-serving Canadian - avenging last year's semi-final defeat in stunning fashion.
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In the same season that Arsenal signed Mesut Ozil, their other midfield maestro made 39 appearances, and seemed to rediscover some of the sublime talents he had before.
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The promoter advertised that among the buyers for apartments in the 47-floor tower are a famous Indian cricketer and an art maestro, neither of whom was identified.
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In Thomas Blanchard's latest liquid fantasy, titled Kingdom of Colours, the abstract maestro visualizes a new dream world, where phantasmagorphic streams of liquid pool one into the other.
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As shadows lengthened in Palmyra after Thursday's concert and dusk cooled the heat of the day, Mr. Roldugin, the cello maestro, said he had left his Stradivarius home.
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The riskiest moments in "Maestro," Hershey Felder's tribute to the conductor-composer Leonard Bernstein, come as spectators settle in at 59E59 Theaters, waiting for the performance to start.
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He became the chief continuo player for the expatriate American maestro William Christie , who, beginning in the nineteen-eighties, spearheaded a revival of interest in the French Baroque.
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Humito, a racy new silver tequila with a wood grill aroma, has a flavor that smolders as you sip: Maestro Dobel Humito, $39.99 at Wells Discount Liquors, wellswine.
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Nikolaus Harnoncourt, a pioneering and influential early-music specialist and respected mainstream maestro, died on Saturday in the village of St. Georgen im Attergau, east of Salzburg, Austria.
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One of those subscriptions is videogamedunkey, a video editing maestro whose ability to make you laugh and understand why a game's interesting at the same time is unmatched.
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Harden even walks the ball up court most possessions, almost like he's catching his breath, before operating like a maestro in high pick and rolls and dribble drives.
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"It's only after we launched the Early Access version [in 2015] that we got compared to a Sonic game, or Unirally," RageSquid's "tech maestro" Lex Decrauw tells me.
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But Mr. Nézet-Séguin's response to audience acclaim for his concert with the Philadelphia Orchestra at Carnegie Hall on Tuesday evening was distinctly unregal; indeed, un-maestro-like.
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Then there was his itinerary, atypical for a new maestro: Among other activities, he sat down with Carol Reiley, a scientist who works with artificial intelligence and robotics.
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The message he said is often conveyed — "come and hear an immortal masterpiece performed by Maestro So-and-So and a great symphony orchestra" — is actually off-putting.
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"There is nothing like being in a rehearsal room with Maestro Pappano," she said, citing not just his knowledge but his "love and passion" for the art form.
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She composed this piece, "Impromptu," for the show's third season, where it was presented as a work by Mr. McDowell's character, the aging but rebellious maestro Thomas Pembridge.
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Concept art for the porgs In an interview posted on the Star Wars' website, Lucasfilm Story Group maestro Pablo Hidalgo gave a few more details about the creatures.
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Entre los heridos se encuentran un maestro y cinco estudiantes, según las declaraciones a Milenio TV de Adelaido Flores, coordinador de seguridad pública regional del estado de Coahuila.
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His successor, the Dutch maestro Jaap van Zweden, will become music director designate next season, but will not fully assume his new role until the 2018-19 season.
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Those were relatively informal concerts calculated to beat the heat, offering standard and lightish fare, which this genial British maestro introduced with witty palaver — often charming, occasionally tedious.
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" Mr. Levine's lawyer, Edward J.M. Little, a partner at Hughes Hubbard & Reed, said he was pleased the judge had kept what he called "Maestro Levine's strongest defamation claim.
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Both short works will be conducted by Adam Fischer, a Hungarian maestro (and brother of the conductor Ivan Fischer), and both will star Ambrogio Maestri, an Italian baritone.
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When Maestro [Fresh Wes] and Michie [Mee] came out in the late 80s and early 90s, they were two of the first domestic rappers to break in Canada.
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It was Kubiak, after all, who asked passing maestro Manning to learn a new 'run-first' offense in Denver while allowing the Broncos defense to shoulder a bigger burden.
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The motorsports maestro of Maranello is the only team that has raced in every season of the sport, and has won more championships than any of its evanescent rivals.
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For a team like the Chiefs, with a stout defense and the resourceful playcalling of Andy Reid, he is a nearly seamless fit: the NFL's maestro of the increment.
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My friend Tim Wheeler from Ash gave me a Maestro Parametric Filter that he used on a lot on the 1977 tours and that sparked my interest in filters.
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Fourteen-times grand slam winner Nadal, 30, was comfortable as usual in the California desert, dismissing compatriot Verdasco to keep his Round of 16 date with the Swiss maestro.
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Now a kiss the salsa crooner recently gave Maluma on stage — while performing their duet "Felices Los 4" at the gala for Anthony's foundation Maestro Cares — is making headlines.
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Plus, five frames-per-second continuous shooting, a 243GB buffer for RAW and JPEG files and a new Maestro II image processor makes life a little easier and faster.
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He started his term as central-bank governor when Alan Greenspan was seen as the Federal Reserve's "maestro", not yet as a villain of the 2008 global financial crisis.
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It has a 210-megapixel, full-frame sensor; Leica's Maestro II image processor; an ISO range of 210 to 50,000; and a thinner frame than prior digital M cameras.
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A man who had his sons call him "Maestro" rather than "Papa," D'Annunzio, who had a penchant for cocaine and lobsters, claimed to have had many thousands of lovers.
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But Argentine maestro Messi had other ideas, restoring Barca's lead from close range in the 82nd minute before completing his treble with his 32nd league goal of the season.
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Es un inversionista en la compañía de ropa Spiritual Gangster (su hijo, Jonah, un maestro de yoga con muchos seguidores en las redes, es el rostro de la marca).
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The New York Philharmonic will offer its audiences a taste of new Amsterdam when the Dutch maestro Jaap van Zweden becomes its music director in the 2018-19 season.
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And then this happened: New Leftovers member Nicolai "Maestro" Bang served up a quick, twirling pass in front of the goal, but Alexander "Sikii" Karelin missed the tricky shot.
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The last time we heard from the Fredon, New Jersey-born guitar maestro in any official capacity was back in 2012 when he released his second record, Positive Force.
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Down to the drizzles of organic olive oil or Sorrento lemons, no corners are cut to make this a pizza that would rival the ovens of any Associazione maestro.
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Few active artists can claim to have had as much of an impact on pop music today as George Clinton, the maestro of the seminal funk collective Parliament Funkadelic.
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This winter, Giorgio Armani added six colors to its Lip Maestro Notorious line; most are quite bold, like Spotlight, a shade of flamingo that brings Palm Beach to mind.
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Journalist Ramin Mostaghim in Tehran, and CNN's Kay Guerrero, Helena de Moura, Jennifer Deaton and Laura Perez Maestro in Atlanta and Aimee Lewis in London contributed to this report.
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But in our immediate context a D.J. is the controlling maestro of the dance floor, the person to whom you surrender your soul for several hours of musical release.
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In the pit for "Pelléas" is Yannick Nézet-Séguin, the Met's new music director — and an openly gay maestro whose appointment signifies a turning point in New York culture.
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His first job with the baton came by accident, while he was on tour in Rio de Janeiro in 1886, after an audience refused to listen to the scheduled maestro.
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But while Get Out scored an Oscar (and launched Peele's career as a maestro of terror) there are plenty of movies we're not all buzzing about that deserve some attention.
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The singer, 48, and new girlfriend Mariana Downing attended his Maestro Cares Foundation's Changing Lives and Building Dreams Gala at the Cipriani Wall Street in New York City on Tuesday.
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The esteemed makeup maestro introduced her already sold-out Lust 004 Lipstick Kit on Naomi — and now, it appears as if the trend has exploded, like a 2014 glitter bomb.
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Peter Mehlman—the legendary TV maestro who worked on Seinfeld for almost the entirety of its run—was kind enough to indulge my stupid line of questioning over the phone.
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As far as the technology inside, the M-D is largely similar to the Leica M Typ 262, with the company's Maestro image processor and a 24-megapixel CMOS sensor.
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LONDON (Reuters) - There was no rain break, no twilight five-set drama and no Wimbledon trophy on offer on Friday but none of that bothered ageless Swiss maestro Roger Federer.
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The 420-page (heh) tome, titled Dril Official Mr. Ten Years Anniversary Collection, is a compendium of top-shelf tweets and original sketches curated and drawn by the maestro himself.
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BARCELONA, (Reuters) - Barcelona's midfield maestro Andres Iniesta will be out for two weeks after sustaining a knee injury in Sunday's 2-0 Spanish Super Cup first leg win at Sevilla.
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Both, with surnames barely pronounceable by Anglophones, are being marketed by their first names, a further democratization of the waning mystique of the maestro: thus, Mirga and Yannick to you.
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"The Final Master" finds Chen (Liao Fan), a vital maestro of the wing chun style of fighting and defense, hoping to establish an academy in the city's already crowded scene.
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The performance will hardly eclipse in memory Ms. Hannigan's, as she sang "Mysteries" at the Lucerne Festival in Switzerland in 2014 while — now also an aspiring maestro — doubling as conductor.
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The film consists of a series of portraits of mostly non-actors (although Tsai muse Lee Kang-sheng makes an appearance) scored to the sounds of ambient maestro Ryuichi Sakamoto.
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The Swiss maestro will face lefty Feliciano Lopez, who may have his best chance yet to score a victory after falling to Federer is all 12 of their previous meetings.
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When everything comes together like this, when hundreds of people work as one to create something so special, he knows he is right to believe what Maestro Abreu taught him.
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Eve Wolf's multimedia "Maestro," a music-drenched historical drama that follows Toscanini through the '30s and '40s, mixes in an affair of the heart, too, as the world comes apart.
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"Gualtiero Marchesi is the Chef of Chefs in Italy, or, as we always call him, the Maestro," the chef Fabio Trabocchi, whose restaurants include Fiola in Washington, said by email.
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Williams had already won four of her seven Grand Slam titles before Gauff was born and the match has caught the eye of none other than Swiss maestro Roger Federer.
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Horror maestro Stephen King has chimed in on the subject of diversifying the arts, in response to backlash against the all-too-familiar whiteness of the 2020 Oscar nominations slate.
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As influencers become a growing part of companies' marketing plans, she helped build the Omnicom agency's influencer arm, Maestro, which is being used by big CPG, tech, and retail clients.
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The British-born maestro, now 63, has already started a new job as music director of the London Symphony Orchestra, but will continue to live in Berlin with his family.
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The actor Lennie James is a maestro of anguish, giving it many shades and otherwise revealing on Sunday that Morgan's hold on his sanity is more tenuous than it seemed.
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Indeed, we already find attributions in quite a range: single attributions, anonymous attributions, attributions to faux names like Il Maestro della Maddalena, and attributions to entire scuole or botteghe, e.g.
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Robin Ticciati has been a maestro to watch since 2005, when, at just 20123, he became the youngest person ever to conduct at the fabled Teatro alla Scala in Milan.
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In Connecticut, it's as real as it gets and this recipe hails from none other than clam pie maestro Frank Pepe and it's a masterclass in simplicity and quality ingredients.
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Though many view him as the maestro helping to prop up Mr. Bush as he flails, some worry he is getting carried away, burning his way through a $100 million haul.
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Held in New York City, the Maestro Cares charity event, which raised funds for underprivileged kids in Latin America, certainly got a lot of press, though not for its philanthropic mission.
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A match pitting one of the game's finest servers against a returning maestro promised fireworks but few would have tipped Raonic to break his opponent to love in the opening game.
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ROGER FEDERER (Switzerland) Swiss maestro Federer turned his back on the claycourt season for two years — a decision vindicated by the tennis he is still producing at the age of 37.
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For Ozawa's stature as an old maestro, he remains humble about his success, and this underdog persona makes him an ideal vessel for taking ourselves inside the world of classical music.
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One of those defeats came against a sublime Federer in the 63 Wimbledon final and a repeat of that duel was expected until the Swiss maestro lost to Raonic on Friday.
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He says the Maestro Scooter by Indian motorbike maker Hero will let him ferry his mother for shopping trips as well as navigate New Delhi's chaotic roads between part-time jobs.
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Saving the legacy of ''Maestro Capucci'' is a quixotic pursuit, perhaps, but one that fits with her single-minded mission: preserving the history and art of Rome, no matter the cost.
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"Velvet Portraits" (Sounds of Crenshaw/Ropeadope) Terrace Martin is a maestro of the margins, the sort of musician who's often at his most effective just on the edges of the frame.
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Viewers can look around the space in 360 degrees, where they will encounter GIF-like moments of physics-defying human instruments, along with the maestro Bleu's terse responses to interview questions.
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A true pick-and-roll maestro who puppeteers second-line defenders with his eyes, battles power forwards in the post, and turns the open floor into his very own moon bounce.
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On the economic front, the ECB, under the baton of maestro Mario Draghi, is firmly in charge of the euro area financial stability, and of the common currency's real purchasing power.
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" Finally, Swinton cited the seminal 1948 ballet film, "The Red Shoes," and its charismatic maestro Lermontov, who must persuade the dancer, "the interpreter of his work, to choose art above life.
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Tina Charles, the post-up maestro leading the WNBA in scoring this season, mostly rebounds and facilitates on Team USA, and the lighter responsibilities show her versatility from a new angle.
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There are funny moments, too, as when York first shows up for his consulting gig, and John can't get over the fact that the maestro is dressed in sandals and linen.
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It was so central to Mr. Netanyahu's domestic image as a diplomatic maestro that he ran huge billboards showing him grinning alongside Mr. Trump in two re-election campaigns this year.
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Then there is Mr. Ossendrijver, who scored his show with "Mother Earth's Plantasia," Moog music by Mort Garson, the electronic-music maestro: a '70s oddity composed to get your houseplants grooving.
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It's a challenging yet apt assignment for the Met debut of Jakub Hrusa, a rising Czech maestro who's already a regular with American orchestras, if not yet with American opera houses.
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Mr. Claret's laser focus on creating a brand with a secure future explains, at least in part, the inspiration behind his latest creation, the Maestro, which is being introduced at SIHH.
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In a bit of musical chairs of another sort, the veteran maestro Edo de Waart has taken over the concerts from Christoph von Dohnanyi, who is slowly recovering from a fall.
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But a team was forming, and they added Ciro Ferrara and Salvatore Bagni to protect the maestro, while attackers such as Andrea Carnevale and Bruno Giordano came in to complement him.
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Today, Eric Eldon and I will talk briefly about Extra Crunch, and then TechCrunch social and product maestro Josh Constine is going to talk about the strategic issues confronting the social giants.
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Perhaps the biggest lesson of Mr Greenspan's slide from being the "maestro" of the 1990s to the scapegoat of today is that the forces generating monetary and financial instability are immensely powerful.
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The costume jewelry maestro passed away in his sleep in his Manhattan apartment earlier today, and leaves behind an undisputed career of accessorizing some of the most famous women in the world.
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First thing Monday, in collaboration with the singers, the maestro [Carlo Rizzi, who conducted the Met Orchestra in the finals concerts] and I decided what their repertory would be for the finals.
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Still, as he ruefully acknowledged, Bernstein will probably always be best known for a particular part of his musicianship: as a conductor, certainly the most influential American maestro of the 20th century.
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Mr. Noseda, who became music director of the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington this season and is also a maestro of broad experience, kept a tight grip on most of the performance.
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"For my father, music is the center of cultural life in New York for Puerto Ricans," said Ms. Santos, whose exhibit "Papi, El Maestro" just opened at the Bronx Music Heritage Center.
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Albania's first major author is already winner of the inaugural Man Booker International Prize, the Jerusalem Prize and other honors — the Swedish prize seems long overdue for the 82-year-old maestro.
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Christoph von Dohnanyi, a veteran maestro of superb sensibility and an eminent Brahmsian, conducted it with the New York Philharmonic and the New York Choral Artists at David Geffen Hall in March.
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"It is an honor to carry the values Maestro Levine has instilled in us into this new era at the Metropolitan Opera — the house that Jimmy built," she said in a statement.
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This book is literally dark, as certain panels surround their subjects in a sea of black, calling to mind the spare compositions and psychic derangements of the Toronto-based maestro Chester Brown.
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"You can step back and say, 'What I do is try to serve the music and maestro, and it's not my vision that matters, but that his interpretation shines, and these voices.'"
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When Andy Cohen, the Bravo TV personality and "Real Housewives" maestro, became a new father last month, he did what most proud parents do: He shared photos of his newborn on Instagram.
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Vampire-Approved SunscreenGiorgio Armani Maestro UV Skin Defense Primer Sunscreen SPF 50When we saw the claims that this luxe liquid is so light and silky we would forget it's there, we were skeptical.
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And though it briefly appears to lose steam in the middle, that's short-lived, with a third act harboring sequences that feel like a maestro conducting a concerto the size of the cosmos.
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For months, I've been asking Verge audio maestro Andrew Marino for his recommendation of the best podcasting microphone, and he keeps telling me the Blue Yeti I already have offers the best quality.
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But, privately, they fret that the master marketer and media maestro is so unpredictable and so original and so fearless that they just might regret getting the match-up they had hoped for.
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But it also comes down to Baumbach's taste, from the expressive spaces he chooses to film in to enlisting a maestro like Randy Newman to compose the film's delicate, exquisitely calibrated musical score.
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Sadly the operas were no longer in copyright, but she kept close watch, objecting loudly when the 1904 version of "Madame Butterfly", disowned by the Maestro, was staged in 2016 at La Scala.
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Mr. Levine's devoted admirers should congratulate the maestro, not just on his incomparable legacy after more than four decades with the company, but also on a new stage of his relationship with it.
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From there, episodes will roll out every Monday until the end of the year, each with a different master comedian, from Bill Burr to Wanda Sykes to the interview maestro himself, Marc Maron.
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But the results were even more extreme than they had predicted: for occupation searches, women were disproportionately billed as a "hairdresser", "socialite" or "nanny", while men were associated with "maestro", "skipper" or "protegé".
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J.C. The improvising saxophonist and avant-garde maestro John Zorn is about to release "The Book Beriah," the third and final installment of "Masada," his 613-piece epic based on the Torah's commandments.
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The summit phase of his epic climb started in 1985, when he quit his job at Saatchi & Saatchi, the London ad agency, where he had spent nine years as the resident acquisition maestro.
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"Arno was sort of a maestro of human genetics," Dr. Goldstein, now chairman of the department of molecular genetics at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas, said in an interview.
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JAAP VAN ZWEDEN The New York Philharmonic's 215th music director, an exacting Dutch maestro who last brought the Dallas Symphony Orchestra into the top tier of American ensembles, begins his tenure this season.
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The Passion Live's Jesus literally "Call All Angels" Last night the unspeakable happened: We let Madea movie maestro Tyler Perry push a modernized live version of the biblical Easter story to network television.
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The smaller but vigorous Orchestra of St. Luke's is welcoming a new principal conductor, as well: Bernard Labadie, a Canadian maestro known for his detailed, nuanced accounts of the Baroque and Classical repertoire.
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That was the cue to Mr. Carville, the 1992 campaign maestro who now makes a living delivering speeches and can read an audience, that the attendees hungered for more than Clinton-Gore nostalgia.
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PERM, Russia — It was after midnight when the maestro — wearing a black motorcycle jacket, skinny jeans and boots — strode into a cavernous old factory in this industrial city 700 miles east of Moscow.
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The 64-year-old Russian maestro is sitting on an offshore fortune worth more than $2 billion, according to documents leaked from Panamanian company Mossack Fonseca and analyzed by a team of investigative journalists.
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CreditCreditRyan Pfluger for The New York Times LOS ANGELES — Stan Lee, the Marvel Comics maestro and co-creator of Spider-Man, X-Men and Black Panther, lives in a world of heroes and villains.
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Playing for AC Milan in a pre-season game against Barcelona back in 2010, the maestro of the Italian midfield sent a telegraphed chip sailing gently into the welcoming grasp of José Manuel Pinto.
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Maestro Ennio Morricone had the right to reclaim U.S. copyrights on six Italian film scores that were commissioned by an Italian broker in the 1970s and 1980s, a federal appeals court held on Wednesday.
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Though he contributed acoustic guitar to a handful of songs, the maestro mostly left it to the philharmonic ensemble lead by Robert Ziegler, who also conducted Rachel Fuller's arrangements on the 2015 studio recording.
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The hair maestro to stars like Chrissy Teigen, Kendall Jenner, and Bella Hadid first launched her haircare line Ouai back in 2016, leaving customers raving about the distinct scents in each of the formulas.
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The eve of Mr Trump's visit to the island found volunteers taping up cartons of baby supplies, soap, toothpaste and other necessities at El Maestro, a boxing gym and community centre in the Bronx.
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It was Mr Risaliti who in 2014 used the Forte di Belvedere overlooking the south bank of the River Arno for a ground-breaking exhibition of work by Giuseppe Penone, an Arte Povera maestro.
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But It was around the time that the single "Breakfast Can Wait" came out that it was so plainly clear the man had a gift for playing pop and high culture like a maestro.
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While Barcelona would get their revenge eventually, winning the league in 1985 as Bilbao limped to a distant third, there would be more suffering to come for the Catalan side and its Argentine maestro.
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He also talked to her of the Maestro: his love of cars, the telephone, the phonograph, speedboats, and how he had worked at night, with dampers on the keys, so the family could sleep.
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Directed by Joel Zwick — who also directed "George Gershwin Alone," another one-man bio-play with music, which brought Mr. Felder to Broadway in 2001 — "Maestro" takes the form of a late-life recollection.
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As the series opens, everyone thinks our tortured antihero has died, except for a former NSA analyst ("Girls'" Ebon Moss-Bachrach), a maestro of computers and surveillance who enlists Frank in a larger cause.
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Federer, a winner of 27 career titles, can look back on dozens of brilliant performances and the Swiss maestro could add his ruthless fourth-round win over the red hot Russian to that list.
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On the verge of a history-making election, it is a cruel fact, indeed, that the maestro of the Magic Marker and scribbled notes on a yellow legal pad will be watching from afar.
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It's at its worst when it's trying to force laughs, by playing out, say, wacky scenarios with former Maestro Thomas Pembridge (Malcolm McDowell), a character who probably shouldn't be part of the show anymore.
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As a Fascist commander, pool cue in hand, prepares to play a shot in the local bar, one of his minions tiptoes around the room, so as not to disturb the maestro at work.
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En cualquier momento dado en el restaurante encontrarás a Pepe Sotelo, el chef y maestro parrillero, que cocina un arsenal de filetes, bifes, chuletas, solomillo y churrascos, así como salchichas caseras y panes dulces.
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As for how the composer would have been exposed to the "Linda" theme -- in the suit, Krisko claims the "X-Men" maestro and TV execs rubbed elbows with Hungarian film professionals in the '80s.
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On Saturday, Tsitsipas silenced the Federer fan club to eclipse the six-time champion in straight sets to reach the final — beating the Swiss maestro with the kind of attacking game Federer has trademarked.
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Just six months ago, neither player could have anticipated being in this position: Ms Kvitova was recovering from a career-threatening knife attack, and the Swiss maestro seemed to be embarking on a farewell tour.
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Putting the PowerEgg over the top (if this works as promised) PowerVision has also created a remote control for its drone called the Maestro that lets users, especially neophytes, maneuver the drone with gestural controls.
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Regardless of the vicissitudes of the ATP algorithm, the Swiss maestro is probably the best player in tennis these days, and he is certainly top dog on his preferred surfaces of hard and grass courts.
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The Barca coach rotated his team after the hard-fought 2-1 win at Borussia Moenchengladbach in the Champions League on Wednesday, leaving experienced defender Javier Mascherano out and starting without midfield maestro Andres Iniesta.
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Auckland ace Webster took three sprints to stun Mancunian maestro Kenny in the nerve-shredding 2014 final but needed only two to despatch Jack Carlin, the Scottish world silver medalist, at the Anna Meares Velodrome.
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Now is the time for "huge" leadership and problem solving from a masterful dealmaker in the White House, a fiscally responsible Speaker of the House, the congressional majority leaders, and the maestro of the Senate.
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"When you first start in the profession, the name is more of a benefit," Mr. Dohnanyi said from Hamburg on Sunday, citing the interest that the Hungarian-born maestro Georg Solti showed him early on.
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He may continue on a path toward becoming a commanding maestro along the lines of his father or — as a trained singer and an experienced record producer — he may choose any number of other directions.
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Servings: 1Total time: 5 hours Ingredients 3 tablespoons Tajín seasoning2 lemon wedges2 ounces Maestro Dobel Humito1 ounce guava purée½ ounce Canton Ginger Liquor½ ounce fresh lemon juice¼ ounce Giffard Pamplemousse Rose3 dashes Peychaud BittersDirections 1.
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While the orchestra will now have as its chief executive Deborah Borda, a progressive visionary, its next music director, Jaap van Zweden, has cultivated the old-school fearsome-maestro persona that Mr. Gilbert wisely eschewed.
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Dotted around the walls are mementos from their travels mixed in with seminal artworks from the 20th-century Italian maestro Lucio Fontana and a 1970s 3D spotted torso by the British pop artist Allen Jones.
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Dynamics were modulated as if on a hair trigger, whether thanks to the preparation of the choir's director, Joe Miller, or to the ministrations of this year's early-music import, the British maestro Andrew Manze.
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When the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra and the conductor Daniel Harding took the stage at Carnegie Hall on Thursday and Friday the maestro and the musicians, touring together, may been wondering: Is this working for me?
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When they told me that Tom Dupree was coming in and going to be here in person, and I said, and I&aposm wearing this silly outfit, the former Justice Department maestro, just a great guest.
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The new four-minute video shows musical maestro Timberlake bopping his head and tapping his feet to the student's beat — though we don't get to see a great deal of feedback, beyond eyebrow raising and compliments.
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