Celebrity has opened doors for the company, too, Novak admits.
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That camaraderie opened doors when he got the White case.
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The women who opened doors are shown slamming them closed.
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Canada opened doors, provided education, civic lessons and job opportunities.
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Baking opportunity This acknowledgment has opened doors and brought opportunities.
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And now it's opened doors to a lot of other stuff.
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Technology has opened doors for new ways to love and fuck.
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He opened doors and set the tone for so many broadcasters.
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There's no question genetic ancestry tests have opened doors for people.
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Best Buy and GameStop opened doors early to meet the high demand.
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The gastronomical voyeurism that such broadcasting platforms offer opened doors for Nasr.
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The platform has also opened doors for influencers in the beauty industry.
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They opened doors for me, they wanted to pay for my dinner.
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But family and social connections helped, and avant-garde movements opened doors.
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Research and education have always opened doors that benefit the nation we serve.
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"So it opened doors she might not have gone through," Dr. Jones said.
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He changed course, however, when his Harvard credentials opened doors at large firms.
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Mr. Giuliani opened doors for them, and they reciprocated at an opportune moment.
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He was on time, opened doors and seemed genuinely curious about my life.
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It's an opportunity, and I took advantage of that opportunity and it opened doors.
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Since then, he has opened doors in state administrations that might have remained shut.
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Those finals appearances opened doors, landed them endorsement contracts and affirmed their hard work.
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She thanks all the women who have opened doors so she could be here.
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And your approach has unexpectedly opened doors to other fields—how did that come about?
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Word of Pecker's access to the White House opened doors in Saudi Arabia for him.
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Eventually, she transferred to another program, one that opened doors to another fulfilling career path.
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"Marfox was the one who started it all, and he opened doors," Ms. Borges said.
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It opened doors for Fisher, creating opportunities for him to simultaneously pursue a music career.
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Football opened doors of opportunity, most important, a full scholarship to the University of Virginia.
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"My Children have led me down roads and opened doors I never imagined I'd walk through."
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NME opened doors in the minds of many young people, and that door led into culture.
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It was like a universal key that opened doors and gave him license to go anywhere.
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The classes didn't stick, but a radio show he started there with a friend opened doors.
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But using Train, along with a border collie named April, has opened doors for the researchers.
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"The march has opened doors for us in new places," said Lindsay Dougherty, Skedaddle's marketing director.
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"I'll be the first to admit that my dad, who he is, has opened doors," Shula said.
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He opened doors for filmmakers of color to tell powerful stories that have been too often ignored.
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Tilbury soon began assisting her on fashion shows and at shoots, and the pro's name opened doors.
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The vast quantity of new programming has opened doors that did not exist a few years ago.
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He is a black individual, and he opened doors to the point where we can get along.
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It opened doors for communication and therapy, for something more than just a desire to collaborate through performance.
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They were impressed by men with manners: more than two dozen mentioned liking it when men opened doors.
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The Internet has opened doors for self-empowerment and the ability to do or be anything you want.
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"Team River Runner's opened doors for me, helped build up my confidence and be more social," he said.
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People along my path opened doors for me, and I feel it's my duty to do the same.
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At least as it applies to primary care, the A.C.A. has opened doors to obtaining preventive medical treatment.
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BRANTLEY But I do think he's opened doors for directors who take less traditionally naturalistic approaches to theater.
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"They opened doors and broke glass seals, letting outside air into the dome," the Chicago Tribune reported in 23.
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Stanford opened doors I never even knew existed, having grown up in a small, agricultural town in Northern California.
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The schools opened doors for thousands of minority students who might not have otherwise had access to specialized education.
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But for Isabelle, whose articulate and friendly demeanor belies a regret that she never finished primary school, wrestling opened doors.
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Besides, diplomats say that France's military role fighting Islamist militants in West Africa and Syria has opened doors in Washington.
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Education has been a lifelong journey for me, one that has inspired me and opened doors I never dreamed of.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook greeted customers and opened doors at the reopening of the Fifth Avenue Apple Store on Friday.
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And yet in doing so, it has opened doors to new sectors once imagined only in the world of science fiction.
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He still opened doors for her and would pull her chair out … they had the kind of marriage everyone should have.
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Open-source technologies and distributed computing have opened doors to new possibilities and new frontiers in BI on time series databases.
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Gordon's charm and Una's regal beauty opened doors; together, they befriended royalty, politicos, artists, businessmen, shamans, and indigenous folks around the world.
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That period of chaos and uncertainty allowed me to become who I am and opened doors that I didn't even know existed.
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"Basketry has not only offered a source of livelihood, but it has also opened doors for us in the world," she said.
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He continues to serve on the committee, which, he said, has opened doors — and helped him understand China's role in global watchmaking.
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I was the first in my family to go to college and so, growing up, I thought that dressing well opened doors.
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Like other programs initiated by Clinton, ASMS provides a genuinely level playing field that has opened doors for students of all backgrounds.
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During the day, its opened doors had been tight against the wall and hidden by trees; at night, it was a formidable obstacle.
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MORE: Inside Toyota's incredible factory tour It's a long-term philosophy that has paid dividends and also opened doors in other African markets.
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Betty not only opened doors, she built new doors — doors that, nearly 50 years later, remain permanently open in her students' own backyard.
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Ties to the Texas Public Policy Foundation and the Koch network, one of the conservative-leaning Right on Crime's funders, have opened doors.
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While knowledge, skills, drive, and mindset are important, my network has opened doors and given me opportunities I would never have had otherwise.
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He put on neckties, opened doors, and transformed his kitchen into a bar full of strangers and acquaintances, of which I felt a part.
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Shonda Rhimes took to social media Thursday to mourn the passing of Suzanne Patmore Gibbs, a key television executive who opened doors for women.
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It opened doors I never could have imagined and let me pursue the career of my dreams in law, public service, and nonprofit work.
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Almost five years after the podcast launched, LadyGang has opened doors to other creative endeavors for the hosts and expanded into various revenue streams.
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The crown prince's rapid rise to power has opened doors for him to meet with some of the world's most prominent political and business leaders.
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Gaming and esports: In China, a rapidly growing population of online users coupled with rising incomes has opened doors for an explosion of digital gamers.
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However, a sit-down meeting between Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Russian President Vladimir Putin earlier this week has opened doors for renewed cooperation.
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All those things are going to be available because people fought for us, people advocated for us, people opened doors and made space for us.
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That deal opened doors for Chapul and helped the company's cricket bars get shelf space at over 500 other stores across the US and Canada.
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Samuelson said her Olympic career has opened doors for her with prospective clients, who became more interested in talking after learning of her athletic background.
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The five-part series will take listeners behind never before opened doors, revealing the untold secrets and stories that make the company what it is today.
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Engaging and down to earth, she opened doors that, without her, would have remained closed to her companion, whose flamboyantly effeminate manner struck many townspeople as outlandish.
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But he said his online model meant no increased cost for running matches in multiple countries and opened doors to the inquisitive few in Bhutan and beyond.
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It gave me an opportunity no other African American actor had been given, and it opened doors for other black men to be in adventure space movies.
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You've opened doors for other women in Hollywood, are you satisfied with the progress women have made [in the industry] or is there more work to be done?
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Barack Obama is remembering John Singleton as a trailblazing director who opened doors for filmmakers of color, and showed Hollywood there were stories that needed to be told.
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The Syrian president said his government had "opened doors to negotiation" with US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), a predominantly Kurdish group that controls parts of northern Syria.
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She is a pioneer and definitely paved the way and opened doors for women to get more actively involved in such a masculine scene as death metal/grind.
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Below, 103 entrepreneurs from Young Entrepreneur Council (YEC) explain strategies they have used to get around it as well as what new opportunities it has opened doors to. 1.
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When I stopped trying to force myself to be the same on both sides, and just tried to be myself from each side, It really opened doors for me.
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I did all the dirty work: sanded the cypress wood sushi bar; washed more dishes; swept; mopped; cleaned the restroom; took reservations; opened doors for people; was a server.
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Ross, who directed the Oscar-nominated film "Captain Fantastic" last year, said the explosion of online TV platforms has opened doors for everyone — writers, directors, actors and so on.
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On Thursday, the Seattle-based department store opened doors to their new 320,000-square-foot, seven-story flagship, after spending nearly a decade planning and searching for the perfect spot.
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Being comfortable in his own skin opened doors for Corden, whose fame rose when playing a character in the stage play The History Boys whom also avoided teasing by cracking jokes.
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Hall, who recently appeared on Refinery29's new Facebook Watch show After After Party, discussed how films like Girls Trip and Black Panther have opened doors for Black women in Hollywood.
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Playboy opened doors of opportunity for women like them, with revolutionary minds and who valued revolutionary philosophies, so those women could benefit professionally by working in an environment with resourceful men.
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During the ad, she talks about the challenges she faced when first starting her company and how Target opened doors for The Honey Pot Co to be supported by other retailers.
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And in the entertainment world, video streaming has opened doors to a wealth of new content — so much that reporting on movies and TV shows has become an art of curation.
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" In qualitative discussions, men noted various legislative changes that promoted women's rights and said it opened doors for women to be "selfish" and put "work and rights ahead of husbands and family.
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The Dreamers have enthusiastically embraced DACA to normalize their lives and gain access to driver's licenses and temporary work permits, which have opened doors to opportunity and full integration into American society.
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Boston Italian and adorable, he relished in being a gentleman, drove me to the front of restaurants before he parked, opened doors for me, lent me his jacket when I got cold.
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The same morning, the first regularly scheduled flight from the United States in more than 50 years landed in Havana, a potent example of the newly opened doors between the former rivals.
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In 2008, I embarked on a study of why despite opened doors, changed laws and dozens of groups spending millions of dollars helping women run, the dial toward parity was scarcely moving.
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The Black Panther star went on to explain how many of the women in attendance have broken down barriers and opened doors for future generations of black women in Hollywood to move through.
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In November, Nike opened doors to a new flagship store in New York's Fifth Avenue, a six-storey building where customers can choose sizes and pay for products just using the Nike app.
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They opened doors to the very dangers they claim to be saving us from and offered no solutions to the problems they've created [like unemployment] by 'helping' us with problems that don't exist.
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The balance almost invariably depended on opportunity — whether the idea of Europe had opened doors to prosperity, or let in unwanted threats in the form of new states, new values or new people.
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The two — who were both born in the Soviet Union but are now US citizens and have been involved in various questionable business ventures — opened doors for Giuliani in Ukraine over the past year.
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" The policy opened doors for both work and education, and Park said he didn't "have to be afraid of applying for a job or something that could improve my life or my family's life.
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Even if that proves to be the case, Tsagouris has been a vanguard in her profession, and has opened doors for other female fighters to achieve more than even she has been able to.
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The victories of the civil rights movement in the 1960s opened doors that some walked through, but the low-income foot soldiers who struggled and sacrificed the most for the cause did not benefit.
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The balance almost invariably depended on opportunity — whether the idea of Europe had opened doors to prosperity, or had allowed in unwanted threats in the form of new states, new values or new people.
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"Two Virginians and an immigrant walk into a room… Diametrically opposed, foes… They emerge with a compromise, having opened doors… That were previously closed…" sings a dubious Burr of Jefferson and Madison huddling with Hamilton.
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Designed by architect Bernard Tschumi with a view to reflect the mathematical and conceptual clarity of ancient Greece, the Acropolis Museum has attracted more than 14 million visitors since it opened doors 10 years ago.
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The East African country over the past years has opened doors for international apparel brands like H&M, Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger to set up factories for producing low-cost garments in its industrial parks.
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Fidel Castro's death has opened doors for U.S.-Cuba relations to grow warmer and President-elect Donald Trump should be open to talks with our neighbor to the south, former Commerce Secretary Carlos Gutierrez said Monday.
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It would be problematic to even try to name them because there were so many women before me who opened doors to allow me to even be on a show like Insecure and write for it.
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During the 1960s, my mother was a stenotypist at its Hamilton Standard division, which sponsored scholarships that allowed my brother and me to attend M.I.T. and graduate with degrees that opened doors to high-tech employment.
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This is the project that opened doors for trap music, for street hustlers to be able to get opportunity to make money off of music: Own businesses, be they own bosses, get in a professional sport.
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She might be just 27, but Logan Browning has been in the entertainment business long enough to note that an increase in the industry's desire for diverse programming has opened doors for talent and storytellers of color.
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However, given EA's ownership of the Medal of Honor franchise, that deal opened doors for Respawn and the Facebook-owned VR platform to tackle the historic battlefields of Nazi Germany with the Medal of Honor name attached.
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That investment in his future opened doors that he never even knew existed: He got a good job and worked hard, and within the span of a generation, he moved his family from poverty to the middle class.
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"John Singleton was a prolific, groundbreaking director who changed the game and opened doors in Hollywood, a world that was just a few miles away, yet worlds away, from the neighborhood in which he grew up," the family wrote.
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My background being an acoustic/folky artist, I moved out here for this first album and that kind of opened doors for me to work with more contemporary R&B artists like Pharell and DJ Premiere and Jhene Aiko.
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"We opened doors for them to complain to the courts if they have evidence that they suffered human rights abuses, but no one came to open a lawsuit until now," Zaw Myint Pe, the secretary of the panel said.
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"What we started in Arizona has had an impact and opened doors for other women in the N.F.L." While studying sports management at St. John's from 2003 to 2007, Smith was a manager for the Red Storm men's basketball team.
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Barack Obama's candidacy and victory felt like it opened doors to other African Americans, while Hillary Clinton's loss represented to many women the unwillingness of the country to break the last glass ceiling on the way to the Oval Office.
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Though experiential marketing has been around in some form for decades, in recent years, technologies such as 3D video paired with an increasingly connected global marketplace have opened doors for marketers to bring a brand's presence far beyond the banner ad.
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In Olson's race, for example, a growing Asian population has opened doors for Democrat Sri Kulkarni, a foreign service official under the Bush and Obama administrations, who closed the margin of Olson's 383-point win in 2016 to just 5 points in 2018.
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The slew of Republicans retiring in 22010 weren't just blips on the radar; they opened doors for Democrats across the country, including in California, where Democrats Mike Levin and Gil Cisneros were able to pick off retiring Issa and Royce's seats in suburban southern California.
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Some of Melotti's imagery (like the storybook depictions of the sun and moon) may feel overly-fanciful for contemporary taste, but the artist's commitment to follow every last vapor trail of inspiration no doubt opened doors of perception that academicism and theory would just as soon shut.
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"From building and protecting the most affordable housing in our history to growing our tech industry to knocking down barriers for women, Deputy Mayor Alicia Glen has opened doors for New Yorkers of every background and made our city a fairer place," Mr. de Blasio said on Twitter.
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There was Brandon Maxwell's ode to "the women who have opened doors for others" in the form of soft-focus rosy day dresses and neatly tailored denim; crisp tailcoat shirting and generous, swishing ball gowns, all haloed in the air of high society yet free of any accompanying elitism.
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And it's important to remember that trans social acceptance has opened doors for trans people working in politics at all levels; as more trans people fill support and strategic roles within campaigns across the country and accrue campaign and political experience, the more support will build towards electing trans people overall.
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James Love, director of the consumers group Knowledge Ecology International, said Ms. Bresch opened doors at the Office of the United States Trade Representative when his group and others were working to change provisions in the proposed Trans-Pacific Partnership that they said would have limited access to drugs by people overseas.
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" Of the collection, the designers wrote in a press release: "[Takada's] path-breaking success opened doors for many foreign designers to come to Paris with similar dreams to make their name in the global fashion capital, and thus created the catalyst for many new and exciting points of view within the world of French fashion.
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A touching public memorial service was streamed on the band's Youtube channel yesterday, following a private service, and elsewhere around town, Lemmy's favorite Sunset Strip haunt the Rainbow Bar & Grill, as well as nearby Strip fixtures the Whiskey a Go Go and the Roxy, opened doors to well wishers for an evening of tribute.
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Giants of the Game Wilt Chamberlain, a nearly unstoppable force who possessed the height and reach to block shots, capture rebounds, and score nearly at will, and rival Bill Russell, a defensive wizard who led the Boston Celtics to eight consecutive NBA titles from 1959-1966, opened doors for a new, athletic era of 'big men'.
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After nearly fifteen years in standup and a starry-eyed move from rural Ohio to LA, Silverman's acerbic wit has caught plenty of attention: her appearance on Comedy Central's short-lived Not Safe with Nikki Glaser certainly opened doors, but not before the release of her debut album Intimate Apparel, which helped her become head writer on Maximum Fun's comedy quiz podcast International Waters.
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Comedian Kathy Griffin said in an interview that aired Friday on "Rising" that the backlash over a photo of her holding a fake severed head resembling President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE was ultimately "worth it" because it opened doors for her on the international stage.
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