"No trophy on the mantle but I got a mantle," he brags. Attaboy.
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There is no clear person to seize the party's mantle in 2020 because there is no clear mantle to seize.
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They performed modeling to find out how mantle-derived rocks changed composition as a consequence of the long-term cooling of the mantle.
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Another natural factor called mantle convection, a process of cycling hot material through Earth's molten mantle, also plays a role in Earth's polar motion.
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Scientists already knew that water entered the mantle through subduction, but these new results present evidence of more water entering the mantle than previously thought.
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David and Danny Mantle, the two surviving Mantle sons, donated a signed lithograph to be auctioned off that night, to help the tournament cover its expenses.
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China tried to take the mantle at that point to say, we are holding the mantle, we are the shining light of free trade and all that.
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Skin Deep They're breaking down the skin barrier and harming your acid mantle, and this is bad (even if you don't know — yet — what that mantle is).
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Instead of balancing the masses of the crust and mantle, it balances the pressure the crust exerts on the mantle, providing a more accurate estimate of crustal thickness.
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Mantle movement is known to ripple up and affect the crust&aposs tectonic plates, as these plates ride convection currents in the mantle&aposs outermost part, known as the lithosphere.
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Or at least, lots of land gets sucked into the mantle as the planet evolves and sticks around, causing noticeable features on the surface and complex behavior in the mantle.
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They created the Mickey Mantle Memorial Trust Fund, bought 493 acres of land on the other side of Mickey Mantle Boulevard and hired an architect to come up with a design.
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I followed Mickey Mantle — who was my only idol.
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A statue of Mantle, the "Commerce Comet," greets visitors on Mickey Mantle Boulevard at the edge of town, just behind the center-field wall at the high school field named for him.
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This core is would be surrounded by a rocky mantle.
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Taylor Swift can add two more Grammys to her mantle.
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It's about saying he's holding down the mantle of journalism.
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"I understand the responsibility of carrying the mantle," he said.
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Grimm and Donovan have been battling for the Trump mantle.
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I will take the mantle and we'll shut it down.
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But rather than seek distance from the "establishment" mantle, Mrs.
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After Steve Jobs, that mantle was passed to Jony Ive.
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Nearly 30 people are expected to vie for the mantle.
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Let's just say ... ya might wanna clear your mantle, Bob!
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Republicans, in contrast, wrapped themselves in the mantle of patriotism.
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YG seizes mantle of rap's most outspoken Donald Trump critic
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I think he has taken the mantle of Steve Jobs.
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Suddenly, people are saying he could be another Mickey Mantle!
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Antoine has now taken on the mantle of environmental activist.
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His mantle is covered with anime figurines and childhood photos.
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But, still, no one's managed to drill to the mantle.
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Until then, California is taking on the mantle of leadership.
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Mantle Ridge did not respond to a request for comment.
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Are there political leaders who could pick up his mantle?
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Babe Ruth, Mickey Mantle and Stan Musial all had 12.
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After a slow start, governments also took up the mantle.
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The mantle of competition is heavy on his shoulders already.
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Others targeted by Mr. Mueller have taken up the mantle.
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But she has picked the mantle of motherhood back up.
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That allows scientists to sample closer to the Earth's mantle.
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"America cannot shirk the mantle of leadership," the president said.
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This mantle is the reason plates move across the surface.
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"The conversations have opened up a lot more," Mantle added.
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Trout, like Mays, not Mantle, is a singularly phenomenal defender.
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It was a mantle he was never entirely comfortable wearing.
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"I will take the mantle," Mr. Trump told Mr. Schumer.
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Some writers do like to don the mantle of prophet.
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He also bought a 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle for $450,000.
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It becomes a meteorological mantle in the form of snow.
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The top formed a basalt crust over a mantle of minerals.
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I knew it was a mantle I couldn't believably take on.
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Martin O'Malley of Maryland as they jockey for the party mantle.
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The mantle then contracts, which excretes waste from the squid's body.
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Optimistic South Africans speculate that he may pick up Mandela's mantle.
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Perhaps Nakia or Okoye could take on the Black Panther mantle.
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We're not saying she'll pick up the mantle of chaotic schemer.
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During the race, both candidates claimed the mantle of education champion.
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Is your barren mantle crying out for a lightsaber hilt centerpiece?
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At Postmates, Chen takes the mantle as Senior Director of Product.
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George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, once held that mantle.
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He gives customers photocopied images of Mantle from his playing days.
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Despite reaching such a depth, Russia never got to the mantle.
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In opposing the bill, Peterson claimed the mantle of free speech.
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Here's what you need to know: • Trump takes the Republican mantle.
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Al Qaeda reportedly was grooming HBL to take the leadership mantle.
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Continuing to "go high" will allow them to keep that mantle.
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"Mickey Mantle isn't going to have a bad year," he said.
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Other labels took up the mantle and started their own parties.
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Selina hasn't achieved many mantle-worthy accomplishments in her short term.
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Like any planet, it has a core, mantle, crust and atmosphere.
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Mr. Mantle said ClubCorp's waiver had not deterred him from golfing.
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From the beginning, he easily claimed the mantle of Obama's successor.
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Is there anyone who can claim that mantle better than her?
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Alex was aware he carries the mantle of this inherited trauma.
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Seeing him take on the Captain America mantle will be emotional.
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A salmon-pink cardigan rests on its shoulders like a mantle.
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He noticed all the Santa figurines and statues on his mantle.
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WE HAD THAT MANTLE BUT WE'BE LOST IT IN RECENT YEARS.
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Or should it adopt the crusading mantle of a redeemer nation?
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The mantle has changed hands seven times among the three companies.
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" • "The mantle has changed hands seven times among the three companies.
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He said he would take up Gutiérrez's mantle on immigration rights.
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Humans first began digging toward the Earth's mantle in the 1960s, when American scientists conceived of the project known as "Project Mohole," named after Andrija Mohorovicic, who discovered the boundary between the earth's crust and mantle.
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"Because there's more iron in the Martian mantle than the Earth's mantle, that would make it more prone to reacting with water," Jon Wade from the Department of Earth Sciences at the University of Oxford told Gizmodo.
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He's also taken on the mantle of the "law and order" candidate.
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I decided to assume the mantle of this ban with zero excuses.
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Mantle Ridge said it's willing to adjust its demands regarding CSX (CSX).
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It's about inheriting a mantle that says something about who you are.
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Would it be more accurate to put that mantle on Kodak Black?
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The scallop has 200 tiny eyes lining its mantle, or outside edge.
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Dust off your mantle, DiCaprio, here's why you could (finally) win. 1.
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Her Paralympic medal, however, will also look pretty good on the mantle.
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Ted Cruz, were more than willing to wear the Tea Party mantle.
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Those vehicles are not ready to take up the mantle yet, though.
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Here, the populist UK Independence Party has inherited the mantle of Powellism.
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It would be exciting if Apple decided to take up that mantle.
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And is China set to assume the mantle of leadership for globalization?
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In December, Trump said he would "take the mantle" for the closure.
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Mantle Ridge and Aramark did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Trump vowed during the meeting to take the "mantle" of a shutdown.
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They can assume the mantle of leadership once Serena decides to stop.
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During the meeting, Trump vowed to hold the "mantle" of a shutdown.
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Beneath the hard layer of rock is a layer called the mantle.
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Nicolas Tenzer wondered whether the mantle of free world leadership might be
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Mr. Vucic has since assumed the mantle of a pro-European reformer.
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Ed O'Malley are also weighing bids for the Republican mantle in Kansas.
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He seems not to understand the responsibility that comes with the mantle.
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Henry Taylor's forceful "Fawn Rogers" (1924) all but picks up Neel's mantle.
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CSX said in statement that its board would review Mantle Ridge's letter.
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The others to do it: Mickey Mantle, Tony Conigliaro and Alex Rodriguez.
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Sadly, those who often claim the mantle of progress, such as Sen.
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If not, the mantle as the party of Lincoln has been abandoned.
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This 9-inch nutcracker might look perfect on your mantle or tabletop.
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Then, the mantle makes up a whopping 2150% of the planet's volume.
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Like the other candidates, he wears the mantle of protest candidate proudly.
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"The generic mantle of 'mixed' felt empowering but also weightless," she writes.
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Clothes make the man, and I like to take that mantle on.
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And the crust samples were wildly different from the mantle below it.
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Trump, naturally, looks best posed to claim that mantle this time around.
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Falcon took over the Captain America mantle in the comics in 2014.
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"The mantle just gets passed and someone else steps in," Stalinsky said.
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But South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg carried the mantle of moderation.
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A little-known fact: Mantle's uncle was the baseball great Mickey Mantle.
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Since then, Brady has added two Super Bowl rings to his mantle.
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As we all know, Hillary rejected the mantle of womanhood in 2008.
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He's from St. Petersburg and likes to claim Peter the Great's mantle.
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In his inaugural address Mr. Trump claimed the mantle of popular will.
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We tried to pick up the mantle of activism from our mothers.
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That's two behind Mickey Mantle, who is 53rd all time in RBI.
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Like Feingold and Bayh, Strickland could hardly claim the mantle of revolution.
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Kantor and Twohey have inherited the mantle of these early journalistic trailblazers.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. — The Lexington Legends take the mantle of home team seriously.
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Your mantle would look extra festive with this garland hanging from it.
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And it's eager to take the mantle of a global tech leader.
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Changes in surface geometry and mantle dynamics can influence the planet's wobble.
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The Canary Islands are likely caused by an upwelling of hot mantle material called a hot spot (or mantle plume), creating a chain of volcanoes as the African Plate moves (much like how the Hawaiian Islands are formed).
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"Because it's a massive body, the dynamics could work in a way that the core of that planet would go directly to the core of our planet, and the carbon-rich mantle would mix with Earth's mantle," said Gupta.
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Now, her son Todd Fisher is picking up the mantle after her death.
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These pictures will be on your mom's mantle for a lifetime, after all.
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CSX also said that it has also reached a deal with Mantle Ridge.
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That mantle has passed to the technology giants: Facebook, Google, Amazon and Apple.
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Other candidates who might have a claim to the Biden-alternative mantle — Sens.
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The Bold Type is well on its way to picking up that mantle.
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The Socialists fear ceding to Podemos the mantle of opposition to Mr Rajoy.
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Again, the mantle of front-runner is a tough thing to pin down.
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A sex toy you want be ashamed to leave out on the mantle.
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State media personalities, in an unexpected move, took up the mantle as well.
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Mantle Ridge has a staff of four, according to the July 15 filing.
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He held the top honor until Andy Driver claimed the mantle in 1997.
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Pit bulls were far from the first dog to wear the Cujo mantle.
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HONG KONG — Adopting the mantle of a whistle-blower rarely comes without consequences.
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Maksim Chmerkovskiy won't try to add one last Mirrorball Trophy to his mantle.
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Neither of them had heard of Mantle, much less anything about his birthplace.
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Now political observers in Michigan see Tlaib attempting to take up that mantle.
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The arguments are almost always infinitely regressive, and anyone's opinion on Mantle vs.
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Unlike Earth's crust and mantle, the core is made of iron and nickel.
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But there are still plenty of young bands who've taken up the mantle.
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Until they drop that mantle, I'm not going to bet against the Ducks.
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Secretary DeVos deserves credit for pushing states to reclaim that mantle of education.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren has grabbed the mantle of the race's pacesetter on policy.
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"The Farm" may be an "issue" book, but it wears the mantle lightly.
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Matt Mochary has taken on an unusual mantle in Silicon Valley: CEO coach.
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What I do now, I create a mantle when I go to sleep.
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We went to Yankee Stadium together to watch Mickey Mantle hit home runs.
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Someone had to take on the mantle and defend the liberal international order.
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It's official: Brad Pitt has one more Oscar to add to his mantle.
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For example, how carbon dioxide interacts with the subseafloor and mantle, said Koppers.
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With "The Joshua Tree," U2 assumed the mantle of a generationally important band.
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So I mean I don't think they have a claim to any mantle.
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Mr. Balayo's older brother, Welter, took up the mantle of seeking the land.
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Khan took up Ms. Marvel's mantle in 2013, becoming Marvel's first Muslim superhero.
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Reggie Mantle (Charles Melton) supplies a Hearse (never ask how Reggie acquires things).
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All three reformed their ways when Scott took up the Ant-Man mantle.
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Biden and Buttigieg are fighting for the centrist mantle among Democrats, while Sens.
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King said she felt an enormous onus to live up to that mantle.
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Carlos Beltran goes deep twice, giving him 18 postseason homers in his career — the same as another switch-hitter, Mickey Mantle, in a similar number of games (although Mantle hit all of his in the World Series, of course). Oct.
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Right-leaning organizations are hopeful that Barr will take up the mantle from Sessions.
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Blinder Belle has held an almost undisputed claim to the mantle of New York's
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But his key moments were about reclaiming the mantle of American identity for liberalism.
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Ellison is picking up the mantle of the insurgency that fueled Sanders' presidential run.
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But there's still iron in our mantle, and slabs of rock sliding into it.
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Dense crustal material features a negative buoyancy that drives it down into the mantle.
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In craters, the crust is thin, and the mantle is closer to the surface.
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Last month, the president said he would "take the mantle" for the government closure.
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Inslee is looking to regain the climate-candidate mantle with his new climate proposal.
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One, 55 Cancri e, seems to have a graphite surface and a diamond mantle.
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Harrison became CEO after activist investor Mantle Ridge LP pressured CSX to appoint him.
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"Currently, most Republican politicians claim the mantle of being a conservative," Hagan told me.
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Meanwhile, the young-and-hip-mayor mantle has been taken up by Pete Buttigieg.
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William is there with his wife and young daughter, ready to assume James' mantle.
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Mantle Ridge and Canadian Pacific did not immediately respond to CNBC requests for comment.
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During Deschanel's pregnancy in 2015, actress Megan Fox took on the main character mantle.
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Baker hangs up the first photo of her "handsome" son on the family mantle.
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But he's hopeful others will take up the mantle and fight like he did.
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It was not clear if Mantle Ridge has already amassed a stake in Aramark.
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This mantle of Protagonist, this player-driven will to advance, marks him as different.
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They try to claim the mantle of accountability, but they're really pushing its opposite.
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"There's this mantle of free speech that they're hanging their hats on," he said.
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For simplicity, let's break the Earth up into just the mantle and the core.
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CSX said in statement on Thursday that its board would review Mantle Ridge's letter.
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The BlackBerry Intelligent Keyboard picks up the mantle from the company's iconic physical offering.
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Like on Earth, there are stories locked in the Martian core, mantle and crust.
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As Elizabeth Holtzman did to me, I proudly hand off that mantle to you.
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By December, the mantle of party leadership will have been passed back to Rep.
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Since the early 1960s, humans have attempted to drill down to the Earth's mantle.
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Since the early 1960s, scientists have attempted to drill down to the Earth's mantle.
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Often, Mantle wouldn't get to see locations before he had to film in them.
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These tides could crack Europa's mantle and give rise to deep-sea hydrothermal vents.
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It opens the door for other states to seize the mantle of global leadership.
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Its gloves have been worn by baseball greats like Roberto Clemente and Mickey Mantle.
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May's easy assumption of the Cold Warrior's mantle might raise no eyebrows at all.
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The flakes drifted down until my pasta was buried in a white truffle mantle.
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The only way to do it is to have Miles pick up the mantle.
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On this day we see Mickey Mantle comingto work, his uniform of stripes waitinginside.
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With subduction established, water, like oceanic crust, would cycle between Earth's surface and mantle.
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So it was greatly reassuring to learn that Alexey has taken up the mantle.
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He could have talked about idolizing Jeter and hoping to belt homers like Mantle.
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But "Ferdinand VIII" has already scissored his civil-service uniform into a regal mantle.
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Some conservative intellectuals think Democrats' efforts to seize a patriotic mantle is fundamentally flawed.
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Under the surface, the mantle blob melted, turning from solid rock to fluid magma.
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Despite his stature in the cultural world, Mr. Guler declined the mantle of artist.
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From the start, Mr. Gonzalez, 48, had the advantage in claiming Mr. Thompson's mantle.
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Since the 2016 election, Democrats have begun to reclaim the mantle of economic populism.
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Trout, as Mays did, bats only right-handed — unlike Mantle, a noted switch hitter.
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However, after Spider-Man dies, he takes on the mantle and continues Peter's legacy.
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Nonetheless, Rutter, Jennings, and Holzhauer should each keep the GOAT mantle after this competition.
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Biden is -- by far -- the candidate with the clearest claim to the Obama mantle.
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Ms Harris entered the race ideally positioned to take up the vague, centrist mantle.
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Marin, 34, took over Ardern's mantle as the world's youngest female leader on Tuesday.
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The third fireplace, with a plaster mantle and marble surround, anchors the master bedroom.
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These senior managers could legitimately claim the mantle of "senior administration official," one presumes.
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Murray continues to wear the mantle of "conservative intellectual" as a fellow at AEI.
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Case in point: for the movie '61 that Billy Crystal directed, about the home run race Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris had in 1961, I spent two days recreating baseball cards with these two actors in place of Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris.
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In both photos, the lines of her hair and the mantle echoed the lines of the hair and the mantle of Botticelli's Venus, and the flowers strewn around her recalled the flowers that the wind is blowing around Venus in the painting.
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The current auction has six cards from their collection, including the Mantle PSA 8.5, and their final two Mantle cards — a PSA 7 estimated at $100,000 and another PSA 5 estimated at $40,000 — will be part of an offering in the fall.
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JEFF CARPENTER, Mamaroneck, N.Y. Acknowledging Mantle To the Sports Editor: Re "Nourished by Legend, If Not Yet Prosperity," April 11: While it is sad to read of the economic troubles of the town where Mickey Mantle attended high school, at least Commerce, Okla.
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Researchers have been trying to understand the composition of the lunar mantle, which exists between the crust and the core, and when asteroids and other objects collide with the moon, the crust is cracked and pieces of the mantle reach the surface.
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It is fashionable to blame Brexit on Nigel Farage, and he dons the mantle willingly.
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Doing that, and then claiming the mantle of the middle class, won't work, he said.
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Kay Ivey, who claim a pro-life mantle even as they support state-sponsored executions.
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By claiming the "law and order" mantle, though, Trump was just making the subtext text.
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Then Facebook took up the mantle, followed by Slack and Symphony and WhatsApp and HipChat.
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Magma that rises up from the mantle is typically a nonexplosive basaltic type, Singer said.
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Paul Hilal, who recently founded an activist firm, Mantle Ridge, took a stake in CSX.
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He was misdiagnosed with mantle cell lymphoma and told he had six months to live.
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Perhaps confusingly, this ice is a sign of liquid water from deep in the mantle.
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No, diamonds have to come from the Earth's mantle, hundreds of kilometers beneath our feet.
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Kimberlite eruptions likely start when a carbon dioxide-rich magma forms from melting the mantle.
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"Having the sacred mantle on my body is a dream come true," dos Anjos says.
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In 2005, the mantle of Hawkeye was assumed by a young woman named Kate Bishop.
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We can only imagine it will be mounted above a mantle lined with Mickey ears.
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Artists like Prince, Stevie Wonder, and Otis Redding wear the mantle of genius with aplomb.
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That made the moment ripe for someone to seize up the mantle of massive drama.
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Observers are now looking for China to assume the mantle of economic leadership in Asia.
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Worried about letting Podemos claim the mantle of opposition, Mr Sánchez took the first course.
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There's no stand included so you can simply place it on a mantle or shelf.
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"As we navigate this complex world, America cannot shirk the mantle of leadership," Obama said.
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The other question is what company would pick up the mantle to operate this carrier.
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Over in Prima land, no one was willing to take the mantle of project manager.
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Mantle Ridge is one of CSX Corp's biggest shareholders with a stake of 4.9 percent.
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Darrell Hammond, perhaps the most famous Trump, picked up the mantle for the Apprentice years.
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He will try to take up the mantle of the free world under Europe's wing.
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Depressingly, it appears female celebrities have taken up the mantle of knee-jerk victim-blaming.
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Hospices took up the mantle of caring for people with these long-term terminal illnesses.
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Theoretically it can, but at the moment, no one is particularly taking up the mantle.
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Scalloped shells in Cartier colors and handsomely two-toned interiors, creamy belly and ochre mantle.
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In today's matrimonial landscape, the mantle of wedding guest-hood is not a simple one.
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The company is still profitable, still growing and can claim the mantle of mobile-first.
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The boron, which is encased by protective rock, heads miles underground to the lower mantle.
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Mr Mubarak was merely the latest Egyptian ruler to claim the mantle of national patriarch.
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But Clinton, from the start of the campaign, seized that mantle and ran with it.
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How much capital Mantle Ridge would be able to contribute towards a bid was unclear.
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The regulatory filing does not detail the precise approach he will take with Mantle Ridge.
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In 2014, John Wall, BARELY taller than Steph, sized him up for his mantle: Oof!
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"Mickey Mantle was an alcoholic, but they gave him two liver transplants," my dad said.
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After a terrorist attack during the 2017 election, Labour claimed the law-and-order mantle.
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The filing said that Mantle Ridge could take additional steps including running a proxy contest.
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Several possible candidates could look to grab the anti-establishment mantle, from Sanders to Sen.
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"So, I will take the mantle," Trump said in December during a meeting with Democrats.
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It does not help that many famous architects hardly eschew the mantle of auteur genius.
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He served in Congress before taking the mantle as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations.
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These black- and beige-colored linens can add a spooky, soft feel to your mantle.
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The only thing yet to be sorted is which liberal lion will assume the mantle.
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Yet he, like others of that generation, never claimed the mantle of greatness for himself.
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These tides could crack the moons' mantle and give rise to deep-sea hydrothermal vents.
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Still later, other illustrators picked up the mantle; the latest book was published in 2014.
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The "Sons of Anarchy" star calls out Danny Trejo to pick up the mantle 2.
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Six teams carried that mantle at some point this season, and they lost seven times.
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Most recently he's taken on the mantle of evangelist for SMARTRAC, an NFC/RFID company.
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To evade accountability abroad, Mugabe has wrapped himself in the mantle of freedom-loving revolutionary.
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Sports fans didn't know, or likely care, where Mickey Mantle stood on the Vietnam War.
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Jimmy Kimmel has fully inherited Jay Leno's mantle as TV's leading embarrasser of American pedestrians.
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A rounded shoulder mantle, with a bit of African lace, was also 3-D printed.
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Once again, two opposing political camps were both claiming the mantle of the 19193 movement.
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In South Korea on Wednesday, Mr. Trump put on the mantle of a superpower leader.
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In one House district in Pennsylvania, both candidates are jostling for the gun control mantle.
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That theory stemmed from another Martian meteorite, but this one came from the planet's mantle.
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He had to wear that mantle of ogre, but that wasn't the real Arthur Mitchell.
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The hydrogen often comes from serpentinization, when water percolates usually through rocks from the mantle.
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Peterson's position helps claim the mantle of "facts" and "reason" for the anti-PC right.
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With a microphone-enabled camera, like Canary, I could talk to him from the mantle.
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Politicians claiming Obama's mantle as a consensus builder have inherited his devotion to the word.
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Stools line the brief bar and the fireplace, with only its narrow mantle for plates.
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Luxor has taken her mantle as the Chosen One and is now leading the witches.
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So who are the young actors taking up the Party of Five mantle in 2020?
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That means it's unlikely Ireland will take up the mantle in the sector, Nash added.
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Republican attempts to wrap the Reagan mantle around Trump's shoulders are understandable, but thoroughly unfounded.
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Hack Wilson in 1930, Joe DiMaggio in 1937 and Mickey Mantle in 1956 and 1961.
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Here&aposs why one tech investor is betting on Pittsburgh to take up the mantle.
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Eventually the diamond travels from the mantle to the finger of the woman you love.
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Mickey Mantle played hung over and was cruel to children seeking his autograph, he wrote.
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Mickey Mantle played hung over and was cruel to children seeking his autograph, he wrote.
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Prior to the new study, it was thought that planets had the ability to self-regulate their internal temperatures via a process called mantle convection, or the slow movement of Earth's solid mantle as a result of the heat from the core of the planet.
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Two years later, Rooney Mara took the mantle, donning a mohawk for David Fincher's 2011 adaptation.
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"Mantle also expressed gratitude on Twitter, writing, "So this is happening...Honored & humbled to be considered.
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However, the viscosity of the mantle depends not just on temperature, but also on water content.
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Atop the mantle is a large photograph that looks like the documentation of a tourist snapshot.
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Elizabeth Warren seems to have inherited the mantle and fighting spirit of her predecessors from Massachusetts.
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It's far from the first game to claim that mantle, so it's easy to be skeptical.
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Cillian Murphy was also on the list, but suggested a woman should take up the mantle.
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And if Apple lets all those users go, PCs may start to pick up the mantle.
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Following the untimely death of his father, it's T'Challa's (Chadwick Boseman) turn to assume that mantle.
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I understand the responsibility of carrying the mantle and I will never, ever let you down.
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And a Mickey Mantle-signed bat from his magical 20073 season went for $430,000 in 2014.
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"We are pleased that CSX agrees that change is needed," Mantle Ridge said in a statement.
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The idea is that the weight of large ice sheets compresses the crust and mantle below.
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Perhaps some process caused certain materials to concentrate beneath the basin as the lunar mantle cooled.
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A period whose radical mantle can be seen continued today within the category of Intermural Art.
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Mantle was 24 years, 211 days when he accomplished the feat during his triple crown season.
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Two New Jersey brothers found five Mickey Mantle cards similar to this in their old collection.
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It is, of course, the earth's mantle, sitting just beneath a relatively thin crust of rocks.
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But newer eateries, like Irene's, are picking up the mantle of fine dining at any hour.
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Many more leaders must take up the mantle and usher in a true private-sector renaissance.
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Both the PRC and Taiwan's Republic of China government have maintained they can claim that mantle.
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This age range is Clinton's sweet spot, and losing it really bruises her mantle of popularity.
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Its skin looks as soft as satin, rippling delicately as it siphons water into its mantle.
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While Clinton is claiming the mantle to Obama's legacy, Sanders is reminding voters of his promise.
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A man unwilling to grasp the mantle of moral and political leadership the presidency grants him.
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After that the mantle passed to the Umayyads in Damascus, followed by the Abbasids in Baghdad.
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Hot spot Basically, a pressure pimple in the Earth's mantle that erupts to become a volcano.
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He was just there for a few months, and they put that mantle around his neck.
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The goal was to dig 4,000 feet through the Indian Ocean floor, to reach the mantle.
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I'm pretty sure it will be on his mantle every time I walk into Brian's house.
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Biden has so far carried the mantle of the party's moderate wing in the primary contest.
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Mantle Ridge has now dropped such plans, a person familiar with the matter said on Friday.
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And finally, Cassandra Cain, an assassin who once took the mantle of Batgirl in the comics.
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" Trump, by contrast, declared in front of television cameras Tuesday that "I will take the mantle.
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Next to it was a string of garland, laying on (and cascading down) his fireplace mantle.
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Finally, in 20123, it took Mitt Romney until April to assume the mantle of presumptive nominee.
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Let us propose a more mysterious, completely unexplored region: the core and mantle of the earth.
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Morgan used to have a portrait of his father hanging above the mantle opposite his desk.
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On assuming the mantle, Ochoa immediately singled out corruption as a major obstacle for the PRI.
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Torres, 21, is the youngest Yankee since Mickey Mantle to get 100 hits in a season.
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The senators were frozen, Pompeii-style, as he cried racism to snatch the mantle of victim.
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Bittersweetly fitting how, a decade later, Beyoncé would be the one to assume a headlining mantle.
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Before the shutdown began, Trump said he was happy to take the "mantle" of the situation.
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Only two other switch-hitters, Mickey Mantle and Eddie Murray, hit more homers than Jones' 21994.
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Which side were you on previous to the moment that you decided to take the mantle?
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After the third attempt, I was convinced that perhaps he wasn't ready for this particular mantle.
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In "Feather Mantle," real-time electronic manipulation spins out the angel's voice into reverberating crystalline shards.
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Hicks was astounded to learn that Mantle had hit so many in such a short time.
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In the fifth, Mantle ran down a long drive to left-center field by Gil Hodges.
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They found differences in how the warts spread out across the mantle and down the arms.
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Increasingly, that term means very different things to very different people, all bearing the Republican mantle.
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Christian Laettner, J. J. Redick, Shane Battier and others have worn that mantle over the years.
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He rages and veers, spreading ugliness, like an oil slick smothering everything in its viscous mantle.
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Anne Hathaway and Halle Berry also had striking red lips when they took up Catwoman's mantle.
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Ever since she was cast, there have been rumors that she might take up the mantle.
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But to use a Yankee analogy, sometimes a Joe DiMaggio is followed by a Mickey Mantle.
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As Anthony Vaccarello assumes the storied mantle at the French house, the past is never far.
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With Bolton gone, the mantle of Iran hawk now passes to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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I appreciated the century-old mantle from the building's original function as a YWCA women's hostel.
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In the fifth, Mantle ran down a long drive to left-center field by Gil Hodges.
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Gavin Andresen was once hailed as heir to the mantle of Satoshi Nakamoto, bitcoin's anonymous creator.
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"My little sister gave me a hard time whenever I was visiting back home," Mantle said.
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The Trump administration has simply picked up this mantle and brought it to a new extreme.
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And they are taking up the mantle to defend a burgeoning electronic cigarette market as well.
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Because of the diamonds' size and chemistry, Dr. Gillet and his team concluded that the diamonds formed under intense pressure, of about 20 giga-pascals, which is close to the pressure seen 400 miles below Earth's surface where the upper mantle transitions into the lower mantle.
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Brian Waybright, 51, who teaches social studies at the local middle school, knew from a young age that Mantle was important to Commerce — he would hear his parents talk, he knew the namesakes around town — but surprisingly, he had not realized how important Mantle was everywhere else.
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A season in which Maris and his teammate Mickey Mantle were both approaching Ruth's record, a duel that brought national attention (Mantle would settle for 21985 homers when a cold and an injury kept him out for much of the late going), was coming to a climax.
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It missed out on much of the mobile revolution, as companies like Qualcomm picked up the mantle.
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There are as many contenders for IS's mantle as there are sects and ethnicities in northern Iraq.
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After his death in 22000, Alexander, his son, and Jonathan and Lauren, his grandchildren, took his mantle.
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Just because a media personality claims the mantle of impartial authority, doesn't mean he's earned that privilege.
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And as Jane the Virgin leaves our TV screens, hopefully other shows will take up the mantle.
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Bisha Ali is a British comedian, but she can now also take the mantle of investigator extraordinaire.
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The others are Tony Conigliaro, Alex Rodriguez and Hall of Famers Mickey Mantle and Ken Griffey Jr.
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Previously, the Oscars ruled that Kelly Mantle would be eligible for awards for both men and women.
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Mendes plays Veronica Lodge and Melton plays Riverdale High School football captain Reggie Mantle on the show.
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Similarly, a mountain and its root will contain the same mass as the mantle material being displaced.
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Steve gave not only the Captain America shield but also the mantle to someone he could trust.
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As seismology and supercomputing techniques continue to develop, scientists hope to learn more about the mantle mountains.
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Like Trump, he enjoys poking Washington politicians in the eye, and comfortably claims the mantle of outsider.
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There are a number of recent Afghan refugees who would "walk into the team," says Mr Mantle.
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Mercury is similar to what Earth might look like if you ripped off its crust and mantle.
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Now Maxwell's version of Ms Bush's classic tone poem takes on the weighty mantle of our times.
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Gad will pick up the mantle as Wayne's adult son, Nick, who accidentally shrinks his own children.
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Let me reiterate, Reggie Mantle hates the Southside so much, he blew up a car over it.
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It's also a sign that he wants to compete directly for the climate candidate mantle with Sen.
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Or, the flattening surface would experience a hellfire of volcanic activity as the mantle became increasingly compressed.
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So look for her to grab the mantle as the most visible Trump opponent on the Hill.
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He said he welcomed carrying the "mantle of anger" for voters who are mistrustful of their government.
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The same could very well happen with the fashion brands that have now picked up the mantle.
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The EU and China, each in its own way, are taking up America's mantle of climate leadership.
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The festive video ends by revealing a typed letter hidden in a stocking hanging on the mantle.
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Hilal launched his activist fund Mantle Ridge after leaving William Ackman's Pershing Square Capital Management last year.
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It's a role Barton briefly took on in the comics before taking up the Hawkeye mantle again.
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Why I'm voting for Donald TrumpNow, the anti-Trump mantle rests with the remaining GOP candidates, Sen.
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Will the nerd mantle alienate her from the working-class whites the Democrats are losing in droves?
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Misti's gaze drifted across the room as she looked at the photos sitting on the fireplace mantle.
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Hariri took on the political mantle of his father, Rafik al-Hariri, after his assassination in 2005.
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Clinton didn't just stake her claim for Obama's mantle, she proved she's willing to brawl for it.
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Simply displaying your deceased loved one's ashes in an urn on your mantle is so last year.
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Chris Bando, a 28-year-old switch-hitter, channeled Mickey Mantle for 75 games, hitting .291/.377/.
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The Congressional Progressive Caucus tried taking up the mantle to whip votes — but it proved not enough.
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Yet, as Mr Macron displayed in China this week, he will seize the mantle if he can.
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The company tested the treatment, Brukinsa, in 118 patients with mantle cell lymphoma enrolled in two studies.
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These move constantly above the mantle -- a layer of solid and molten rock below the Earth's crust.
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If there is one unwanted legacy preserved from the Mantle years, it is the lack of prosperity.
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Hang them in your front yard, or use them as a colorful decor piece on your mantle.
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Harington's Whitman is a physicist who took over the mantle of the Black Knight from his uncle.
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Over his 18 months in office, Trump has surrendered that mantle without a mandate to do so.
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Only in the al-Hajar mountains in Oman is there an exposed section of the Earth's mantle.
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Right now, the mantle of 'progressive' can be carried by any number of candidates and potential candidates.
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He remembers how, at parties, she sometimes temporarily dropped her mantle of martyrdom and began to dance.
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Romney wrote in the op-ed that Trump has not "risen to the mantle" of the presidency.
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As Porzingis struggled during most of the game against Charlotte on Friday night, Anthony reclaimed his mantle.
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Whether Ms. Le Pen or Mr. Sarkozy will succeed by taking up the Trump mantle is uncertain.
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It is time for Democrats to fully embrace their oft-claimed mantle as the party of inclusion.
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Steve Bannon does not deserve a place alongside them on the mantle of Harvard Business School's legacy.
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And honestly, this is one that I will be most proud to put up on my mantle.
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Trump can't assume the mantle of the presidency because he's stuck in the mentality of a campaigner.
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And finding evidence that Clinton is likely to pick up this mantle of technology booster isn't difficult.
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At some point, he will have to give up the mantle, and he's laying the groundwork now.
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Many of these people claim the mantle of liberalism—the creed that this newspaper has long championed.
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Mantle Ridge owns 4.9 percent of the company, according to a letter the firm published last month.
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And it worked well in contrast to somebody who was eagerly grabbing the mantle of the establishment.
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"If nobody picks up the mantle and makes this a requirement it's possible it won't be implemented."
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Thanksgiving has reclaimed its mantle as my favorite holiday, because it's so centered on food and family.
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What's a not particularly funky indie-rock band from New Jersey doing by invoking that album's mantle?
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And encouraging presidents to take up the mantle of Cyrus is also something of an American tradition.
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Well, they lost any remaining claim to that mantle by embracing Donald Trump and then Roy Moore.
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Andrew Cuomo is already trying to claim the mantle of champion for fair elections and vigorous democracy.
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That's Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg, Evan Spiegel, that's the mantle they all sort of aspire to ... Yeah.
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Biden has claimed the front-runner mantle following his decisive victory in South Carolina primary on Feb.
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The value of trading cards for the most famous players including Mickey Mantle and Hank Aaron jumped.
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"Feather Mantle" ("Hagoromo"), the second Noh play, has some tumultuous moments but is finally a celebratory work.
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Thus, taking on the mantle of Satan means attempting to destroy those structures as much as possible.
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New York could assume that mantle of leadership, with every brand interpreting it in its own way.
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When COVID-19 began to take a toll on financial markets, Trump began to seize the mantle.
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Rory Smith On Soccer A wave of young stars will take the mantle from Messi and Ronaldo.
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Democrats need to take up that mantle and stop sleepwalking our way to the next electoral defeat.
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Not even Babe Ruth, Willie Mays, Joe DiMaggio or Mickey Mantle received that much of the vote.
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Mantle Ridge has raised more than $1 billion for its CSX stake, Reuters reported earlier this month.
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Along the mantle of the Green Room's fireplace, classic holiday stories count down the days until Christmas.
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"And I hope he assumes the mantle of leadership that he has not yet done," Bush added.
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It will take detailed geophysical measurements to determine the thickness of the planet's core, mantle and crust.
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In recent years, places from Paris to Seoul have claimed the mantle of the next Silicon Valley.
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Players will emerge to take the mantle of Messi and Ronaldo (though likely not meeting their standards).
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He may still be biding his time before taking on the public mantle he's expected to assume.
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"Khalifa has, intentionally or not," laid claim to "the mantle of Faulkner's successor," Elliot Ackerman wrote here.
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There was an Aucher piano against one wall and a white marble pendulum clock on the mantle.
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Warren is certainly vying for the mantle of leadership, crisscrossing the country to promote her new book.
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Those protests are not aided when Newsom embraces the mantle of leader of the anti-Trump resistance.
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The temptation is to suggest that Neymar has wrested the mantle of the world's best from Messi.
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A hint of that reverie hangs over the movie, thanks to the cinematography of Anthony Dod Mantle.
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He took the Socialist mantle when his Slovak Commission colleague Maros Sefcovic dropped out of the contest.
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Yet, under the mantle of "America first," Trump proposes cutting aid to Central America roughly 40 percent.
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Schumer has pushed for Democrats to reclaim the mantle of economic populism from Trump's phony "everyman" appeals.
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Reagan was a Republican, yet many Democratic leaders, too, have laid claim to the pro-growth mantle.
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As the United States retreats from the promise of free trade, China is taking up the mantle.
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Bin Nayef would have been the first of his generation to take on the mantle of King.
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The question of their legacy is an interesting one, because nobody has really picked up their mantle.
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Underneath the surface of Earth is a molten-hot mantle upon which our landmasses (tectonic plates) float.
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Patrick has considerable political skills and was once talked up as a potential inheritor of President Obama's mantle.
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It's very possible the White Wolf mantle follows him, in some form, into the events of Infinity War.
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More recently, Shuri serves as the queen of Wakanda and the current bearer of the Black Panther mantle.
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Keith Ellison (D-MN) has taken on the mantle of Medicare-for-all in the House of Representatives.
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In the time since Suarez departed for Barcelona, one man has taken up the mantle of poor sportsmanship.
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He is already picking up the mantle of former Vice President Biden by delivering on the funny gestures.
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It's mean to sit on a mantle or a kitchen counter and wait for you to come home.
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Amazon Jeff Bezos briefly usurped the title "world's richest man" before ceding the mantle back to Bill Gates.
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"The study of this — the distribution of viscosity in the mantle — is still in its infancy," Barletta said.
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This affects the moisture levels in your skin and lowers its pH balance, weakening the protective acid mantle.
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Before pieces of the government closed last month, he said he would "take the mantle" if funding lapsed.
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His youth, charisma, and dizzying ascent have some thinking he's a top contender to inherit Barack Obama's mantle.
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It'll be exciting to watch Riri take up the mantle and soar through the sky like Tony Stark.
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But as higher education becomes corporatized, it's anyone's guess who will take up this mantle in the future.
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We are more 'opinion journalism' less 'Companies who claim the mantle of real news when reporting on p!
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In the year of Trump, both Feingold and Johnson are battling for the mantle of the true outsider.
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"I understand the responsibility of carrying the mantle and I will never, ever let you down," he said.
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It only makes me feel a greater sense of responsibility to take up that mantle he took on.
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The tectonic plates underneath the Earth are constantly moving, dragged around by convection currents in the planet's mantle.
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Back then, Pence was the front-runner for Indiana governor, carrying the mantle of the popular outgoing Gov.
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Yes. I have... a Harriet Tubman twenty-dollar bill, which is framed and is sitting on my mantle.
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"We of course don't want to cede the mantle of wireless leadership to any other country," Pai said.
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For an even more dramatic affect she shows me how she built the mantle into a glass wall.
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Shareholders will also be allowed to vote on Mantle Ridge's proposal for substantial representation on the company's board.
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Yet in Poland, it is the populist right that has seized the mantle of the party of welfare.
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He can mantle up onto ledges, grab and swing off of poles, and even climb along certain walls.
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Well, it looks like Reggie Mantle might just be there to pick up the Varchie pieces for Veronica.
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Recent ones to hold the mantle include Blake Shelton, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, Channing Tatum and David Beckham.
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And while Little Nightmares isn't outright gory or filled with jump scares, it falls under the horror mantle.
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It is a background that has prepared him, somewhat uniquely, to assume the mantle of America's top diplomat.
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He's not even the best-known young guy in the race; Buttigieg has increasingly taken up that mantle.
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If he puts in a similar performance, he might find his grasp on the front-runner mantle slipping.
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I don't really know anybody else who's carrying the mantle like that, in a way that Jamila does.
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For months, the two Republican candidates have sparred over who could rightly claim the mantle of party outsider.
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Pretending that there isn't one makes you a victim who is voluntarily taking on a mantle of helplessness.
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T'Challa takes Reed Richards' mantle as the preeminent scientist superhero who solves the problems no one else can.
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"Reclaiming that feminist mantle is a big, big part of the strike that we're organizing," Leonard told me.
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Cleveland, Ohio (CNN)At the 2016 Republican National Convention Donald Trump claimed the mantle of Republican presidential nominee.
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Black angel figurines sit on the mantle, and the wooden china closet against the wall is fully stocked.
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