Mr Vucic is certainly enjoying a moment in the sun.
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For now, Italy is enjoying its moment in the sun.
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For now, Italy is enjoying its moment in the sun.
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Exoplanets also had their moment in the sun this week.
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The welders' much-deserved moment in the sun came last Friday.
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Everybody gets a little moment in the sun, or the rain.
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Who'd have known that metal would have its moment in the sun?
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Back then, tablets were yet to have their moment in the sun.
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This was for them to all get their moment in the sun.
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I want my kids to enjoy their little moment in the sun too.
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Chrissy Teigen's mom is finally getting the moment in the sun she deserves.
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Like all viral crazes, Pokémon Go's moment in the sun didn't last forever.
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But then a succession of stories quickly engulfed Trump's moment in the sun.
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The rest are never lost, just waiting for their moment in the sun.
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Here and Now Finally, Duc Bayer-Boatwright gets his moment in the sun.
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Unlike anyone in our top five, Booker hasn't had his moment in the sun.
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Foldable displays, another long-promised smartphone tech, also had its moment in the sun.
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And so extreme metal has never really had its big moment in the sun.
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Still, the "leave" camp may just be enjoying a brief moment in the sun.
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It's nice that the heretofore-unknown Energy Department is getting its moment in the sun.
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"I have always wanted that song to have its moment in the sun," she explains.
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No matter how long its popularity lasts, Blevins is enjoying his moment in the sun.
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For most constructors, I imagine, some theme concepts never get their moment in the sun.
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"Everybody gets their little moment in the sun," said Chander Uday Singh, a prominent lawyer.
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Unfortunately for the majority of Americans, he's about to have another long moment in the sun.
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Filipino cuisine is about to have its moment in the sun — or rather, on the table.
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It was Austin's last real moment in the sun, but Martina got some shine as well.
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Podcasts have long had their moment in the sun on iOS with their own standalone app.
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But now it's time to let the cast of Ocean's 8 have their moment in the sun.
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Still, despite efforts to quash it, sex tech may finally be getting its moment in the sun.
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Congratulations, this Saturday's presidential county caucuses are part of your once-every-four-years moment in the sun.
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SINGAPORE — The Xiaomi Mi Mix is giving the Chinese phone maker its moment in the sun right now.
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The weekend was supposed to be China's moment in the sun during this most important regional economic meeting.
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And it had its original moment in the sun around World War II. That we know for sure.
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Those fans got their moment in the sun, at least briefly, with the We Believe team in 20173.
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On the contrary, she's actually glad Martínez, whom she affectionately calls Gabito, is getting his moment in the sun.
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Today, these classics are enjoying a much-deserved moment in the sun as backwards-looking fans dig into antiquity.
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As future bass enjoyed its moment in the sun, another electronic track featuring a soprano vocalist rose to domination.
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When it comes to highlighting, nearly every part of the face has had its moment in the sun (pun intended).
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The introduction of the new feature comes a day after live-streaming competitor Periscope had a moment in the sun.
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The hippest city in Europe is enjoying a moment in the sun, but there is plenty of evidence of unrest, too.
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Page's brief moment in the sun, as an affiliate of the Trump campaign, was seemingly integral to driving the Russia narrative.
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That's when Theon got his death scene, and Arya got her moment in the sun when she ended the literal whole war.
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It was a social network that had a brief moment in the sun back in 2014 as a friendly alternative to Facebook.
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Meghan Markle's fairytale romance is dominating headlines, leaving other British royals waiting in the wings for their next moment in the sun.
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And it's not just Bermuda shorts; all shorts with longer silhouettes are having their moment in the sun for the same reason.
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In fact, it's the dominance of American culture across the world that has given the finger its current shining moment in the sun.
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I asked Fils-Aimé if it's Nintendo's goal to have all these different franchises have a moment in the sun on every console.
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This reporting suggests that the Trump era, far from being simply Fox News's moment in the sun, is causing trouble for the network.
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Everything in France is treated as a fad or fashion, which has the virtue of giving every idea its moment in the sun.
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There is little question that marijuana, quietly consumed since at least the early 20th century, has been having its moment in the sun.
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Five others have had their moment in the sun by hoisting a Grand Slam trophy, but all failed to manage a second title.
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Arts ____ Death cafes, death doulas, 'Ask a Mortician,' DeathLab — once the province of goth subculture, death is having a moment in the sun.
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By mid-June, the wood anemone and its springtime companions, like trout lily or bloodroot, have celebrated their brief moment in the sun.
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So companies building digital medicine tools never really had their moment in the sun, where people were widely introduced to the new options.
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Dillashaw's last moment in the sun came when he bettered his UFC 173 showing against Barao in their rematch in Chicago back in July.
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Thankfully, ski ballet is now enjoying a brief moment in the sun — largely thanks to a nostalgic video featured on the NBC Olympics website.
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After its moment in the sun, RBS would have followed Lehman into oblivion but for a £45bn ($78bn) bail-out from the British government.
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Long-frustrated investors in financial stocks are about to enjoy their moment in the sun, according to chart-focused trader Todd Gordon of TradingAnalysis.
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Last spring and summer, I went in search of these seaside idylls, hoping to retrace a long ago golden boy's moment in the sun.
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And for Williams, perhaps it is gratifying to see work that was created in a spirit of challenge find a moment in the sun.
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It may seem like a meaningless gesture – and it's hardly confirmed news – but it makes sense to give Moonlight its moment in the sun (ha).
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South African markets, which had enjoyed a moment in the sun following over Cyril Ramaphosa becoming president, took a breather as investors digested Wednesday's budget.
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I'm not sure who cooked up this whole cockamamie plan, but it certainly seems designed to take away from this woman's moment in the sun.
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It's my turn to write this newsletter, and, as luck would have it, my moment in the sun comes on a light summer news week.
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And if that moment in the sun means a multi-thousand-dollar credit card bill showing up a few weeks later, well, so be it.
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And members of this book club are part of the growing number who believe it's time for women's nipples to have their moment in the sun.
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Watching them, I was reminded of the Tubes, the traveling rock circus that had its moment in the sun in the late 1970s and early '80s.
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As takes pile upon takes, one can hope that the higher principle of "two wrongs don't make a right" would get a moment in the sun.
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More than a dozen of them gathered around the senator, who looked up at the camera, beaming, as he soaked up his moment in the sun.
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It is a genuinely daring and thoughtful kids film, and the era of streaming might be the perfect time for it enjoy a moment in the sun.
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But until the NCAA wakes up to reality, this kind of scandal — and the shadow it casts over the sport's moment in the sun — will not go away.
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We had our moment in the sun, then all of the sudden everyone was wearing a leisure suit and disco was getting hot, so the times were changing.
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Randall Pearson's beloved and scene-stealing wife, played by Susan Kelechi Watson, will have her moment in the sun next season with an episode focusing on her backstory.
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Here, they begin their subterranean, sap-sucking lives, waiting for the warm days of an unimagined summer, when they too will enjoy a brief moment in the sun.
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You may have heard endless odes to "the pink wine" and its "moment in the sun," how "it's not just a drink, it's a lifestyle," and so on.
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See, at the exact same moment that this unknown-in-America band was having its moment in the sun, a soccer video game was looking for a song.
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They have emerged despite concern that the shot was having a final moment in the sun with Federer, his Swiss compatriot Stan Wawrinka and Richard Gasquet of France.
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What he's been up to is anyone's guess, but after two Avengers films in the shadow of bigger superheroes, will Hawkeye finally have his moment in the sun?
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Just like humans, I think each of these dogs deserves their moment in the sun, and I'm always happy to be the one to bring that to them. Kyrie.
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TechCrunch Disrupt NY is around the corner, and with it we're introducing a brand new way for startups to get their moment in the sun on our main stage.
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LaCroix's moment in the sun didn't last long — by 2019, its parent company's sales had dropped 62 percent over a year due to increased competition from brands like Spindrift.
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Almond milk, coconut milk, and even cashew milk have had their moment in the sun as bases for various dairy-free ice creams, and now, it's finally oat milk's turn.
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Its cast of characters is not only huge, but varied in personality, which means every human quirk imaginable (SpongeBob's disarming earnestness, Squidward's angsty cynicism) has its moment in the sun.
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But now, Clinton's stylist Isabelle Goetz is finally getting her own moment in the sun, telling all about working with the Democratic nominee over the course of the last decade.
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As e-commerce and on-demand services capture increasingly larger shares of consumer spending, the methods of how things move around the world are getting their moment in the sun.
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Although everybody knows that the Oscars are too long, all but the coldest heart warm to see the best sound mixers or costume designers get their moment in the sun.
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Bernie Sanders supporters have been unhappy with The Times in recent months, but it looked as if they were beginning to have their moment in the sun on Monday morning.
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Unfortunately for unicorns and their moment in the sun, having a giant company like Starbucks cash in on a trend is often a precursor to the death of said trend.
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I'm referring to the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, the indoor theater at Shakespeare's Globe that celebrates its fourth birthday in January and seems to be having its moment in the sun.
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With a number of exhibitions in recent years gathering steam for the artist's career, it seems universally agreed upon that Betye Saar's present moment in the sun is long overdue.
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The shame for Da Silva was that, unlike Sydney's cacophonous Cathy Freeman night or London's Super Saturday, his moment in the sun was witnessed by no more than around 10,000 fans.
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I'd fallen in with several art students who, having played a central role in the protests that had brought down the ancien régime, were also enjoying a moment in the sun.
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Yes, the human interest elements of the Olympics — which allow athletes from otherwise obscure disciplines to enjoy a moment in the sun — have always been an important part of their appeal.
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The company squandered its moment in the sun and ended up struggling with its core businesses and looking for new ideas under a series of chief executives, the latest being Marissa Mayer.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Standing beside U.S. President Donald Trump on a crisp afternoon outside the White House in Washington this week, a smiling Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro enjoyed a moment in the sun.
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As Dubai and the UAE look towards a moment in the sun for Expo 2020, analysts including those at S&P, expect a decent economic boost and city house prices to steady.
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It's one of the many curiosities of this presidency that the commander in chief whose administration has little connection to Lawfare has also given the blog its biggest moment in the sun.
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In the background of all these high-profile transitions, a decade and a half of digital organizing had already been taking place, positioning the trans community for its moment in the sun.
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Mr Puchner, a professor at Harvard University, places the written word at the very heart of things, bringing scribes and scribblers out from the shadows and giving them their moment in the sun.
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As French outlets dissect his loss in popularity and he faces a summer of further losses in the polls, here are some fads that put his brief moment in the sun into perspective.
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Anthony Scaramucci's time as the White House Director of Communications: 10 daysTo be honest I've had sex that lasted longer than his moment in the sun so this comes as no surprise to anyone.
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Still, AI-enabled speakers are definitely having their moment in the sun, as even Apple has decided it's time to get involved — announcing earlier this summer its own premium offering is on the way.
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The 79-year-old Australian writer—long considered a contender for the Nobel Prize in Literature, an association that speaks both to his genius and obscurity—is enjoying a rare moment in the sun.
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Anthony Scaramucci is making the most of his 10 days as White House Communications Director, because we've learned he wants to turn his moment in the sun into a TV series or feature film.
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Trump had his own moment in the sun a week ago, with remarks that painted a bleak picture of the United States and cast him as the only person capable of healing the countries wounds.
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The Republican former senator has been campaigning for president for what seems like forever—his moment in the sun came when he edged out eventual nominee Mitt Romney in a close Iowa contest in 2012.
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The first half of 2017 had been the movement's moment in the sun, and, although its members didn't care to admit it, the chaos in Charlottesville and the death of Heather Heyer marked its passing.
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Champions of the whole Continent, and in the sense that teamwork and timing are ultimately the aims of the game, no one can deny this country of 10 million people its moment in the sun.
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Khloé gets a moment in the sun, literally and figuratively, in the final scene in the episode when Kris tells Scott and Rob that the Good American launch was the second biggest launch in Nordstrom's history.
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Thankfully, that voice—which, on her January album SWEETSEXYSAVAGE was sometimes slightly obscured by everything else going on—gets a real moment in the sun on her newly-released track "Honey," which you can hear above.
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Worryingly for some, there has been little evidence in big listed stock names in Tokyo that now is the moment in the sun for Japan with the Nikkei 225 a little worse for wear in August.
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This is maybe unfair — Jeffries has had his own moment in the sun, appearing on Louis Theroux's Weird Weekends and Dr. Phil, managing his own PUA business for decades, and apparently inspiring Tom Cruise's character in Magnolia.
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Sure, 6K might only have a brief moment in the sun before 8K arrives to replace it, but for a lot of pro users it's worth paying for the most pixels you can get your hands on.
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The speech was so legendary that it has cast a long shadow that loomed over this weekend, over the Wells Fargo Arena and over every low-polling candidate who came here looking for their moment in the sun.
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Earlier this year, when the FBI couldn't get into the phone of a dead terrorist, the encryption debate, which has actually been going on and off for more than 20 years, finally had its moment in the sun.
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It is the kind of punishment her younger sister, world number one Serena, metes out on a regular basis, but after matching Serena's winning second-round scoreline on Thursday, Venus was eager to cherish her moment in the sun.
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Teeny-tiny bikinis have had their moment in the sun, but we'd be lying if we said we haven't traded in almost all of our super skin-baring two-pieces for swimwear with more of a full-coverage plan.
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Mr. Freeze, Firefly, Penguin, Riddler, Man-bat, Scarecrow, and the League of Shadows all get their dastardly moment in the sun before the episode ends...and those villains also happen to be most of the main antagonists of Batman: Arkham Knight.
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Women with extremely pale skin are finally having their moment in the sun again (well, metaphorically speaking), thanks to gorgeously translucent celebrities like Dita von Teese, Emma Stone, Rooney Mara, the Fanning sisters, and Cate Blanchett, to name a few.
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And its moment in the sun reflected its utility during a period of time when the demand for multimedia content from the internet was growing—but the ability for computers to offer it up in a full-fat format was limited.
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In the years since, Benjamin has turned his moment in the sun into a profitable endeavour, with nearly a million subscribers on YouTube, and more than 3,000 people sending him nearly $12,000 per month on Patreon before he was banned.
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With such a wide cast, its many characters risk feeling like types, or even stereotypes, but Harrison attempts to give most of them a moment in the sun: an explanatory back story, a convincing moral justification, even a Rosebud moment.
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I for one am excited to see what poll tested, t-shirt ready response she'll have ready for many of the candidates on the stage as she tries to replicate her one moment in the sun during the first debate.
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So all of these things that were hidden in the background of the concept material for Star Wars, things that had been mined for pieces of the Expanded Universe, are now getting their moment in the sun in an actual theatrical film.
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But State Street (STT), which manages the popular SPDR exchange-traded funds, is trying to give midcaps their moment in the sun ... and they've enlisted actress Elizabeth Banks, known for her roles in "The Hunger Games" and "Pitch Perfect" movies, as their champion.
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After it was announced that A Star Is Born was nominated for eight Academy Awards, fans were eager to see co-stars and nominees Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga reunite for one last time before the film's moment in the sun officially ends.
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It turned out to be a prescient observation, as artificial intelligence is definitely having its moment in the sun once again, with Microsoft, Facebook, Google, Amazon, and many more huge companies making big bets on the technology as key to their business models.
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As with NBC's fall 2015 reboot of Heroes — another four-season show that enjoyed a brief moment in the sun before the American viewing public cooled on it — a Prison Break reboot seems like a foolhardy notion, but what do I know?
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Everyone from a self-described pro-Russian American from Arizona battling "Russophobia" in the U.S., to a 12-year-old girl pondering time machines, to a woman recovering from giving birth that same day, had their moment in the sun with the Russian leader.
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Ahern isn't sure, but admits, "The timing is a little disappointing, because you have a big moment in the sun for Chinese stocks," due to MSCI's announcement this week that they will begin including mainland China stocks in their global indexes beginning next year.
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His one moment in the sun -- prior to Trump's election -- came in 2015 when he served on the House Select Committee on Benghazi and took part in the 11-hour questioning of former Secretary of State (and eventual 2016 Democratic presidential candidate) Hillary Clinton.
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It has been a season of achievements, big and small, and to watch Federer at this moment in the sun is to see a champion moving and swinging freely, be it the first point or match point, which he won with a forehand volley on Sunday.
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But I think that, in fact, there's a different, much more positive way to look at that, and that is the idea that these clothes have lived a life and that they were, in fact, important to someone and had this kind of moment in the sun.
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For New York's tabloid culture, which has been a victim of the same economic pressures that have hurt print media across the country, the intense national focus on the New York primary will give it a new moment in the sun on cable news and on social media.
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And the shot-for-shot remake, which aims to painstakingly re-create beloved scenes and even entire movies, is enjoying a quiet yet extended moment in the sun, as both the purest expression of love for a nerdy property and one of the best ways to learn filmcraft.
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In the most recent earnings call (FB's market cap currently stands just below $410 billion by the way), Zuckerberg said that ubiquitous virtual reality is still quite a ways off, and seemed pretty adamant that the industry was about 10 years away from its moment in the sun.
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What's clear is VCs are still willing to dole out checks as they experiment with the mental health space, but if startups don't start proving viable business models and learn to navigate the complex adoption curve, we'll see additional startups cease operations and mental health tech's moment in the sun will end all too soon.
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Pete Buttigieg, the young mayor of a medium-sized city in Indiana, is enjoying a surprise moment in the sun as a presidential candidate—and nearly every profile of him mentions that he speaks seven foreign languages: French, Spanish, Italian, Maltese (his family's heritage tongue), Norwegian, Arabic (from which Maltese is descended), and Dari, a language of Afghanistan.
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Fiorina's moment in the sun happened several months ago, in the wake of a strong debate performance, and was short-lived DEMOCRATS Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton Clinton and her allies have been attacking Bernie Sanders with vigor in recent days — a shift that underlines how serious a threat she faces from the Vermont senator.
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