The conditional repurchase of the Class A1 notes of Paragon 10, Paragon 11 and Paragon 13 triggered a remarketing termination event.
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The series is backed by loans originated by Paragon Mortgage Limited, Paragon Mortgages (2010) Limited and Mortgage Trust Limited, all subsidiaries of The Paragon Group.
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We received written notice that Paragon 21000, Paragon 211 and Paragon 21500 A21000 Note Conditional Purchaser has purchased the notes on 212000 September 4807123, 212001 January 2017 and 15 December 2016, respectively.
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The Paragon business will be sold to a new company called Paragon Companies LLC, headed by Paragon's former president.
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They were still getting Paragon and Renegade points, and the decisions were still color-coded Paragon blue and Renegade red.
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Paragon announced on 21 September that following regulatory approval, it had sold its investments in Paragon Finance PLC, the group's principal mortgage servicing business as well as a number of legacy loan origination companies to Paragon Bank.
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You still accrue Paragon and Renegade points, but Shepard's ability to make certain decisions is no longer tied to her Paragon or Renegade score.
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Borr, based in Oslo, Norway, offered to buy rival Paragon Offshore for $232.5 million in February and Paragon shareholders approved the deal on March 27.
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It comprises 13 Paragon buy-to-let (BTL) deals and one non-conforming RMBS transaction, Paragon Secured Finance (PSF1), which is fully backed by second-charge loans.
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Shepard can choose any Paragon or Renegade choice, regardless of how Paragon or Renegade they are, as long as they have the space street-cred to back it up.
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And what of WikiLeaks — that paragon of journalistic objectivity?
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Now all of a sudden, it's this paragon of virtue.
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But it is a paragon compared with most Arab regimes.
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He's a paragon, he's brilliant, but he's also absolutely able.
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The sale will undo Valeant's May 2015 purchase of Paragon.
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India is a paragon neither of democracy nor of environmentalism.
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As such, Mueller was a paragon of virtue -- until today.
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Stevie Wonder was a paragon of musicality and awards show jujitsu.
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Still, the school was far from a paragon of gender equality.
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His United States of Europe is a paragon of democratic federalism.
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That's inevitable—might be Paragon, might be Overwatch, might be Battleborn.
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Of course I can't make the universally good, Paragon-like decision.
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Former Attorney General Michael Mukasey is not exactly a moral paragon.
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The butt slap has long been a paragon of athletic camaraderie.
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Trump is the paragon, the epitome, of this white male victimization.
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Since this physician was a paragon of integrity, the patient gasped.
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Paragon declined to comment pending investigation results when reached by PEOPLE.
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Even Teddy Roosevelt, paragon of masculinity, read and loved Little Women.
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Relevant for Paragon 19 to Paragon 24: Prior to the transactions' closing, Fitch reviewed the results of a third party assessment conducted on the asset portfolio information, which indicated no adverse findings material to the rating analysis.
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Fitch rates Paragon under its "Global Non-Bank Financial Institutions Rating Criteria".
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Paragon said it expects to maintain sufficient liquidity throughout the restructuring process.
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As played by Luke Evans, he was so perfect – a pure paragon!
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General Electric already successfully tested the model with its Paragon Induction Cooktop.
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Now he&aposs held up by liberals as a paragon of virtue.
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Even that paragon of fiscal rectitude, Germany, has debt of 68 percent.
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Borr Drilling offered to buy Paragon Offshore for $15.8 million in February.
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Throughout their performance, the Paragon Ragtime Orchestra channels the work's bluesy effervescence.
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We don't always have underutilized land, but that would be the paragon.
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Not that Michèle is a paragon of innocence, or even of decency.
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If Moro is no longer the untarnished paragon of civic virtue, he
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Ethiopia, though not a paragon of market openness, has done that well.
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Error Resolved During the course of completing the 2017 annual review of these transactions, Fitch identified erroneous data entries in its models regarding relevant loan margins which affected the 17 March 2016 Paragon 22 and Paragon 23 rating action.
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They rushed Corona to their local veterinarian, who referred the family to Paragon.
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That move helped to signal her shift from recording artist to "conscious" paragon.
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Here she's calm, innocent and a paragon of crisp execution and dynamic contrasts.
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Paragon decided not to make a $15.4 million bond interest payment due Jan.
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Unilever is far too big, successful and traditional to be a total paragon.
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The European trade surplus crowd took itself for the paragon of economic virtue.
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Compared to those toys, the LiveSexy line is a paragon of high design.
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Almost every Morris dance is a paragon of structural clarity and musical design.
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She and I discussed by e-mail the country-music paragon Patsy Cline.
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Catalent and Paragon did not immediately respond to requests for comment on Sunday.
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Many were delighted to see this ostensible paragon of virtue take a fall.
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Trump hasn't exactly been a paragon of, or an advocate for, marital fidelity.
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She's not just an island unto herself as some paragon of misunderstood brilliance.
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Even the trench, that paragon of classic style, got pumped up this season.
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Apple set itself up as the paragon of privacy over the past year.
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The cumulative balance of loans taken into possession has also remained stable and was reported between 0% (Paragon 22 to 24) and 3% of the original portfolio balance (Paragon 2123), an average increase of 11bps over the last 12 months.
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Paragon 337129 and 33712016 class A337127 Short-Term Rating Withdrawn Paragon 33710003, 337117, 33712017 and 337119 class A21750 notes were subject to a remarketing agreement and a conditional purchase agreement intended to facilitate their eligibility for purchase by money market funds.
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Around here, that kind of bare-minimum competence makes him a paragon of professionalism.
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Paragon had hired Lazard Ltd and Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP to explore strategic alternatives.
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The Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday that Catalent had agreed to buy Paragon.
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IBM's ThinkPad has always been my paragon for what a good laptop should be.
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I was neither a fairy princess, nor was I a paragon of perfect confidence.
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Public media outlets, never a paragon of objectivity, have been reduced to propaganda organs.
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He came into the league as a talented oddity and exits as a paragon.
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Trump might be many things, but he's no paragon of virtue, Mormon or otherwise.
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Time Warner Cable, now called Spectrum, is not exactly a paragon of customer service.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Hercules is a renowned ancient paragon of masculinity.
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By comparison, a weak and disoriented German government looks like a paragon of stability.
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Reveling in restrictions, her show turned out to be a paragon of Fringe form.
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Others gathered together in the grass, like the employees of Paragon Sports in Manhattan.
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Eovaldi walked one, struck out four and — like Porcello — was a paragon of efficiency.
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In public Harding was a paragon of dignity, and his death was universally mourned.
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All of this in a state long regarded as a paragon of Southern moderation.
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Cokie Roberts was a paragon of that work and a pioneer in her industry.
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Borr's chief executive officer left the company last month, citing the acquisition of Paragon.
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He is the paragon of the clueless and an idol of the Ku Kluxers.
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Given the BTL nature of the underlying pools, borrowers in arrears by more than three months are predominantly managed by Paragon via its receiver of rent policy, where the full rental stream is diverted to Paragon, as administrator, and used towards clearing arrears.
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Paragon Skydiving is the first company to be approved for skydiving by the Grand Canyon.
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After the deal closes, Paragon will be led by its Chief Executive Officer Pete Buzy.
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Paragon, based in Houston, was one of the more fortunate companies that has contemplated bankruptcy.
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But for much of the subsequent recovery America has looked like a paragon of creditworthiness.
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We also identified it as a paragon of how to overhaul a failing youth system.
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Some may point to the Pell Grant as the paragon of need-based financial aid.
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The tips included inside information about Paragon Group, Legal & General and BSkyB, the regulator said.
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True, there aren't many efforts to pretend that Donald Trump is a paragon of honesty.
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Who cares that she is anti-Semitic and racist, she is a paragon of—truth?
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The difference from his paragon, especially in the paintings after 1620, is in the darkness.
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He was a paragon of patience, and it paid off with a 49-25 finish.
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Candy herself is no feminist paragon; no one escapes satirizing in this bracing commedia dell'arte.
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Under the Obama administration, the Justice Department was no paragon of virtue in this respect.
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Yet Japanese Emperor Hirohito was a paragon of humanity and non-aggression compared to Kim.
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Still, Shapiro isn't exactly a paragon of civility in our time of endless partisan conflict.
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Corona stayed at Paragon for eight days following her operation to recover from the stick injury.
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Paragon One, an online career coaching service and mentor marketplace, wants to fill in the gaps.
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The SNP is usually a paragon of unity compared with their squabbling Labour and Conservative rivals.
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Denmark—ever the paragon of environmentalism—is routinely generating more energy than it needs from wind.
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Also, by the way, you were not running a paragon of virtue over at Weblogs Inc.
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Apple's MacBook is a paragon of design, thin, sleek, and convenient — everything its power adapter isn't.
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The company said Johnson had agreed to terminate his contract in view of the Paragon transaction.
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In the Henriad, Shakespeare elevated Hal from ne'er-do-well to a paragon of a leader.
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The tips included inside information about the Paragon Group, Legal & General and BSkyB, the regulator said.
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"They like to hold me up as a kind of paragon," she said, rolling her eyes.
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Hersh is not a political theorist, nor a literary memoirist, nor a paragon of journalistic behavior.
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He is Matt Acheson; the Paragon Innovation Group made the puppets but did not design them.
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The Guardian was once heralded, not least by itself, as a paragon of successful, intelligent journalism.
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Eventually, we found a tiny selection of Hurley merchandise in Paragon Sports in New York City.
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Hillary Clinton, not exactly a paragon of intimacy, behaved in the normal manner on Sunday night.
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Paragon One says 100 percent of students who completed the program got job or internship offers.
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Paragon will also own Pelican Products LLC, a contact lens packaging company that Valeant also purchased.
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Australian fund manager Paragon estimates that demand will continue to increase by around 10% a year.
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There is a precedent for the sort of selflessness that turns a player into a paragon.
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Mr. Blank's father is the president and chief executive of Paragon Sporting Goods in New York.
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The would-be king of American grit taking a crack at that quiet paragon of Britishness?
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Sufficient CE The stable asset performance, together with non-amortising reserve funds has contributed to a steady build-up of CE, which resulted in the upgrade of the class B notes of Paragon 13, 15, 33712017 and 337111 and of the class C notes in Paragon 33712016.
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Ben Kriesch, principal of Paragon Charter Academy, told the station that Marian's red extensions violated school policy.
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The contract drug manufacturer would expand its presence in gene therapy drugs with the acquisition of Paragon.
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Ryanair, a paragon of thrift among Europe's low-cost airlines, is increasing investment in its digital operations.
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Once appointed, the administrators would look for buyers for Paragon Entertainment's business and assets, the company said.
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These are all good things, because the HD 650s remain a paragon of good, ergonomic headphone design.
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The Paragon offer expires on Saturday and is expected to close by around Tuesday, Borr Drilling said.
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Eley and Blackbourn also questioned whether élitist, imperialist Britain should be held up as the modern paragon.
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How could Moro, a shining paragon of righteousness in a lawless land, let all his cheerleaders down?
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The new Paragon binding should help alleviate some of those issues however, bringing increased comfort and stability.
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However ESPN may wish to appear, the company has never been a paragon of bravery or morality.
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The business will be sold to a new company, Paragon Companies LLC, headed by Paragon's former president.
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He's no paragon of deceit, which requires more plotting, patience and discipline than he could ever muster.
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Paragon also says that during a tandem skydive, jumpers will reach speeds of up to 136 mph.
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And so the G.O.P., hardly a paragon of sanity over recent years, is looking loonier than ever.
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This debate ultimately led to van Gogh's work becoming a paragon of the avant-garde, internationalist movements.
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That doesn't mean that the lobbying group is suddenly a paragon of cultural innovation — far from it.
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Richard Maxwell, a paragon of nondramatic theater, typically directs his own work and composes the music, too.
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Seema is not a paragon, but she's exponentially smarter and more ethical and more glamorous than Barry.
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Alan Eustace on a high altitude balloon / Paragon Space Development Corporation Alan Eustace on a high altitude balloon / Paragon Space Development Corporation Jane Poynter, the CEO of World View, told TechCrunch that they have already flown over 50 short-duration Stratollite flights for customers including NASA and Northrop Grumman.
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Canada (along with Mexico) will no doubt point out that the United States is no free-market paragon.
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Grace may not be a paragon of intersectional feminism just yet, but at least she's working towards it.
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I leave class and head immediately to Paragon Sports to pick up a foam roller for my apartment.
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What is it that we love about the entrepren-asshole, this paragon of egomania and excessive bro-courage?
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The French composer Albert Roussel's "Padmavati", an opera about this paragon of princesses, debuted in Paris in 1923.
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Before Governor Scott Walker took power in 2011, Wisconsin was a paragon for environmental stewardship and conservation practices.
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Paragon emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the United States last July, eliminating about $2.3 billion of debt.
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Far from being a paragon of virtue, the Mahatma remained until his death a restless work in progress.
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MORRISTOWN Paragon Ragtime Orchestra, presents "Scot Joplin and the Kings of Ragtime.." April 16 at 7:30 p.m.
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If there is an American paragon for the myth of transformation by wilderness, it is Henry David Thoreau.
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To many, Moby is an inspiring philanthropic hero; to others, he's a paragon of holier-than-thou liberalism.
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He was always present in the life of the film-making community, he was a mentor, a paragon.
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Just as Brad Whitman functions as a testimony against flamboyant spending, Xavier operates as a paragon of humility.
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Front Burner Anne Saxelby considers St. Johnsville Jr. soft-ripening goat cheese as a paragon of subtle elegance.
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If Blackstone's mix of dynamism and integrity lives up to this paragon, Mr Schwarzman's firm deserves to last. ■
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They also decided to open the Paragon, despite having no restaurant experience and no visible means of support.
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As a result of the incident, Marian's parents pulled her out of Paragon Charter School three weeks ago.
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Mueller has been a paragon of decisiveness throughout his career, so this "hard pass" is tough to understand.
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However, a strong performance in its commercial lending business helped cushion the blow to Paragon during the year.
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In truth, the 115th Congress actually is a paragon of bipartisan progress, at least going by raw historical data.
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Of course not — this is Washington, DC, not some well-oiled paragon of parliamentary rule like the Bartertown Thunderdome.
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I thought of how much all the girls admired me, how my faith made me a paragon of goodness.
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"Elon is a paragon of enthusiasm, good humor and curiosity a Renaissance man in an era that needs them."
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Paragon Theaters:For today only, this movie theater chain is offering a buy one cheese pizza, get one free deal.
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The Paragon HF trial compared Entresto against the older medicine valsartan, which Novartis sells under the brand name Diovan.
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Paragon Entertainment said it did not have enough cash to continue operations and to pay its creditors, including HSBC.
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Orrin Hatch, the longtime Utah Republican and paragon of Senate decorum, said ending the filibuster would lead to socialism.
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The President's hollow character is the result of his lifelong effort to present himself as a paragon of success.
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Former Director Mueller has been hailed as the paragon of a public servant by folks of all political stripes.
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Paragon will match the low price plus give you 15% of the difference between their price and their competitor's.
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Because of an editing error, an earlier version of the article also misstated the address of the Paragon Building.
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Paragon, a third-person MOBA, and Fortnite, co-op survival game, couldn't be more different than Gears of War.
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Ms. Radabaugh's company, Paragon Events, and another tour company Insight Cuba, said it has not canceled any upcoming tours.
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He was cast a paragon of business acumen on "The Apprentice" when most banks refused to lend to him.
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Al-Jazeera is not a paragon of free speech inside the emirate where the royal family is beyond critique.
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Sports Illustrated's Curry Kirkpatrick wrote in 1978 that the southpaw hurler was "America's paragon of lefthandedness," sports or otherwise.
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As a result of this reorganisation, Paragon Bank will account for a materially higher share of group pre-tax profit (19% in 1H13) and group assets (23% at end-1H17) and Paragon is now effectively a bank holding company with few activities (principally Idem Capital) not supervised by the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA).
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Paragon: Paragon is a low-code API builder, helping speed up the time to build APIs, API-based interactions and integrations Syndetic: "Shopify for data," Syndetic is a platform that lets organizations make their static datasets more dynamic and useful Cadence: Cadence is a platform for meetings that should have been emails.
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The third-person MOBA Paragon launched its open beta Tuesday and released an exciting new trailer to usher its arrival.
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Soothsayers liken the poet-prince's quest to his desire to build his kingdom into a paragon of diversity and peace.
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Valeant subsequently bought the much smaller Paragon for an undisclosed sum, without reporting it to securities regulators or antitrust authorities.
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Paragon also said it reached an agreement with Noble, releasing the former parent from any claims related to the spinoff.
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In terms of her output, her unapologetic appetite for working across genres, her incisive intelligence, she's a paragon of boldness.
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Pacific Exploration and Production Corp defaulted on $3.7 billion in debt and Paragon Offshore PLC on $2.3 billion, she said.
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Paragon said underlying profit rose 12.5 percent to 71.9 million pounds ($104.15 million) in the six months ended March 31.
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But as a Republican governor, Pence clearly benefited from these donations while mythologizing himself as a paragon of Christian virtue.
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Each year, Google releases at least one paragon Android device to best demonstrate its vision of the ideal mobile experience.
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Officially, China is a paragon of fiscal rectitude: its annual deficits have averaged just 1.8% in the past half-decade.
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How can this paragon of adolescent lyricism also be the mature prince or witty imp we see in other ballets?
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The rating of the junior notes in Paragon 8, 10, 11, 12, 0003 is capped at Barclays's IDR.
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Marlo is married to Drew (Ron Livingston), who is both a nice guy and, qua guy, a paragon of uselessness.
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Despite image-burnishing attempts like the crown prince's Silicon Valley tour, Saudi Arabia remains a paragon of human rights abuse.
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But it is a startling reality nonetheless, and an embarrassment for a country that considers itself a paragon of freedom.
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Using Alicia M in the debate as a paragon of virtue just shows that Crooked Hillary suffers from BAD JUDGEMENT!
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Yet this is no neutered paragon, but a healthily sexual woman who wears designer bras beneath her androgynous work shirts.
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It's a paragon of Auguste Escoffier's mantra "faites simple" (keep it simple), and is sold whole or by the slice.
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After a weeklong renovation that cost $22,583, his two-car garage is a bright, welcoming paragon of order and efficiency.
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The world wants him to be either a paragon or a pariah, denying his individuality, his specific dreams and desires.
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Caragea hails Hun Sen on his group's websites as a "paragon of development" who had guided Cambodia with "savvy leadership".
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Stable Asset Performance Loans with more than three unpaid monthly instalments have remained stable over the 12 months prior to the last reporting dates, when they ranged from 48243% (Paragon 22 to 24) to 0.5% (Paragon 20) of the current portfolio balance, while Fitch's UK All Buy-To-Let Index was 1%.
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They came from Western Mass which didn't even have a huge scene, 20 years later they're a paragon in the community.
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Thorpe — a former paragon of the British establishment, Eton- and Oxford-educated, and the leader of the Liberal Party — was disgraced.
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Nestled at the foot of the Wasatch Mountains here, the IM Flash plant is a paragon of American high-tech manufacturing.
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Paragon One's technology pairs students and professionals based on information like alma maters, college majors, hobbies and interests, and personality traits.
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Paragon One works with smaller companies that, unlike Google or Goldman Sachs, don't have their own internship and campus outreach programs.
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The snap shows Pappa Hemsworth as a paragon of "Aussie dad," with the chiselled good looks of his famous Asgardian son.
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Catalent (CTLT) is near a deal to buy closely held Paragon Bioservices for $1.2 billion, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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His meddling risks making OPEC, the oil cartel that is a focus of his wrath, look like a paragon of predictability.
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He's also smuggling in cell phones to fund Badison's new venture, so it's not like he's a paragon of moral integrity.
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Europe has hardly been a paragon of conservative prediction since 2000, but the limited three-year horizon does admit some humility.
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He was seen as a breath of fresh air, a liberal-minded reformer, a pragmatic achiever and a paragon of secularism.
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This philosophy is why Comme des Garcons' clothes have been considered the paragon of avant garde fashion for nearly five decades.
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As the first black superhero in mainstream comics, the character has long been a paragon of black excellence in the medium.
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Dialogue choices still matter in Andromeda, but there's no handy Paragon/Renegade system to quantify how "good" or "bad" you are.
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With a name based on the threatening government in Orwell's 1984, the show doesn't pretend to be a paragon of equality.
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Bankhaus Lampe KG will be the sole global coordinator for the IPO and joint bookrunner alongside Hauck & Aufhauser Privatbankiers, Paragon said.
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MMA wasn't particularly prepared for a complex champion who wasn't a Georges St-Pierre-like paragon of virtue or a woman.
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Paragon reported a slim 1.1 percent rise in pretax profit rose to 144.8 million pounds for the year ended Sept. 30.
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During his nine years in power from 13 to 21, Mr. Najib acquired a reputation as the paragon of power unchecked.
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If nothing else, it's the show that finally brings Sam Elliott, that mustachioed paragon of American masculinity, to the sitcom format.
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Bloomberg himself, meanwhile, prominently endorsed George W. Bush in 2004 so neither camp here is exactly a paragon of party loyalty.
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Paragon Charter Academy's handbook says students' hair color must be "of natural tones" to get their picture taken, the station reported.
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But the JAP, as a figure, is a paragon of nuance, as complex as the Jewishness and womanhood she draws from.
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The Evil Dead franchise is the paragon that jumped the chasm by leaning so fully into parody that it came full circle.
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Siam Paragon shopping mall is as luxurious outside as it is in, boasting a range of shops, restaurants and a multiplex cinema.
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Paragon Hard Disk Manager is a good bet for Mac and Windows and also costs $40 (and also offers a free trial).
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Paragon, which has been struggling with a heavy debt load, decided not to make a $15.4 million bond interest payment due Jan.
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I introduce myself not to hold myself up as a paragon, but to provide one example to humanize those you call scum.
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Church girl Karolina (Virginia Gardener) is surrounded by pink and elegant, clean decor, situating her as a paragon of princess-like femininity.
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And The New York Post, paragon of subtlety that it is, ran the headline "Gipper Flick Fury," which mostly just sounds gross.
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Once upon a time, the Panzer Tank was the crown jewel of the German armored vehicle division, a paragon of German engineering.
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"Using Alicia M in the debate as a paragon of virtue just shows that Crooked Hillary suffers from BAD JUDGEMENT!" he wrote.
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One of the firms, Paragon, is working to legalize cannabis -- proving that it's possible to combine two investing manias in one company.
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By Design What first appears as a nondescript '60s-era family home slowly reveals itself to be a paragon of surrealist design.
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To Trump's credit, whereas many of the presidential candidates routinely shun the media, the billionaire businessman has been a paragon of openness.
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In March, the Related Companies and GreenOak Real Estate bought two Long Island City warehouses: the Paragon Building and the Blanchard Building.
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And until a few months ago the sprawling Tata Group appeared to be a paragon of corporate excellence with an unassailable reputation.
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For 2019, MSR is upgrading the Lightning Ascent's binding system, replacing the venerable PosiLock AT model with its new Paragon version instead.
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" He continued: "Using Alicia M in the debate as a paragon of virtue just shows that Crooked Hillary suffers from BAD JUDGEMENT!
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The cluttered interface is a paragon of superfluity and a foe of intuition, the very thing a government official might dream up.
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Jim Stehr, a financial adviser who runs Paragon East Advisors in Lafayette, California, is steering three kids through college in eight years.
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Shares in Paragon were up 2.1 percent at 470.7 pence at 1020 GMT on the London Stock Exchange, outperforming Europe's banking sector.
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Nobody who uses the New York City subway with any regularity would ever expect the ride to be a paragon of politesse.
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There is nothing wrong with being a paragon of male elegance, of course, a Cary Grant figure framed by boxy graphic shapes.
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And it all takes place in a big McMansion that's anything but the glowing paragon of American prosperity of most suburban stories.
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The SEC has ordered civil penalties against Airfox and Paragon Coin that sold digital tokens deemed as securities in initial coin offerings.
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I don't have enough data to say it'll be a paragon of reliability, but it's off to a better start than the Giulia.
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Heidi Montag's hubby just earned his brown belt at Paragon Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in the Valley ... which means he's now a certified badass.
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When Sandberg became a public figure, she was represented as exceptional, a paragon of female leadership, rooting for every woman in the world.
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Yesterday afternoon, 25-year-old singer, actress, and paragon for empowerment Demi Lovato was rushed to the hospital after an apparent drug overdose.
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This is a familiar pattern by Buffett: portraying himself as paragon of self-sacrifice and a strong proponent of a fairer tax code.
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Schumer, a paragon of body-positivity, was just the person to give the Barbie doll the 21st-century makeover she needed so desperately.
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One of the most profound faults in human intelligence is our tendency to project our own species as the paragon of evolutionary sophistication.
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This is one helluva choice for any President to make, but especially for one who is not exactly a paragon of careful calculation.
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"Into that dark void comes the Fed, which I think has become a paragon of predictability and legitimacy," the "Mad Money " host said.
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After searching far and wide for a store that actually carried Hurley merchandise, we walked into Paragon Sports hoping to find some luck.
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Excess Spread Reductions The Paragon deals feature loans linked to the Bank of England Base Rate (BBR) and Paragon's Standard Variable Rate (SVR).
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He's a good father, a good businessman, a paragon of petit-bourgeois virtue who happens to keep hostages tied up in the basement.
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Paragon One could use a little extra career guidance and interview prep to leverage that sunk cost investment and get kids lucrative jobs.
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It was a dizzying series of events at a company that has long held itself up as a paragon of righteous business practices.
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It isn't as if Santa Claus — possibly dreamed up by pagans, aided and abetted by Coca-Cola — is some paragon of spiritual purity.
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In Robert Mueller, the special counsel, he faces a paragon of D.C. officialdom, investigating not only his campaign but also perhaps his finances.
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And Vogue magazine profiled her as a paragon of millennial taste and accomplishment — a far cry from the tabloid coverage of her youth.
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He may someday come to regret pretending to have been a paragon of virtue in an environment that clearly was governed by vice.
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The international community took its eye off Myanmar, assuming Suu Kyi could handle the country's numerous problems while remaining a paragon of democracy.
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It, too, has shown a particular affinity for Bartok, but its 20th-century paragon seems to be Shostakovich, especially in his moodier moments.
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I'm not saying that she's wrong, but she's a paragon for representative democracy, and went in to an environment where absolute power is absolute.
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At Paragon, the vet team performed a CT and discovered that the ingested stick had punctured Corona's esophagus and travelled down the dog's neck.
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In that moment, I was a paragon of serenity as her steady voice invented medical problems that she was in the process of fixing.
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Paragon, backed by private-equity firms Camden Partners and NewSpring Capital, focuses on developing and manufacturing products such as complex biopharmaceuticals for its clients.
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In Mass Effect, for example, your actions and dialogue choices fall into "renegade" or "paragon" categories, opening different story possibilities and affecting your reputation.
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Last week, oil prices rallied, but not nearly enough to convince investors, lenders and companies like Paragon that a recovery was near at hand.
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The operations center, called "Paragon," is where Uber's fleet of self-driving cars gets deployed to the streets of Pittsburgh for real-world testing.
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Others who panned the EU's inept handling of both the euro and the refugee crises now behave as if it were a faultless paragon.
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Neither Airfox nor Paragon registered their ICOs pursuant to the federal securities laws, nor did they qualify for an exemption to the registration requirements.
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When Eisenhower was president, liberals derided him, Dwight Eisenhower couldn&apost reed if his lips were chapped, then he becomes a paragon of virtue.
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Paragon said it expects net interest margin - a measure of underlying profitability - for the year to be above 2.24% compared with 2.19% in 2018.
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The sharp disparity between this paragon of physical and moral hygiene and the 19th-century stereotype of the lascivious Mormon polygamist is no accident.
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There's no palpable social critique, though; none of Dostoyevsky's disgust with the ruling class; no real sense of the prince as a Christian paragon.
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Expectations for the U.S. crop were cut last week and will likely be downgraded further, said Michael McDouggall, managing director of Paragon Global Markets.
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With the Gregory Paragon 58, you won't have to make the hard decision of what to bring along and what to keep at home.
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His generation had actually lived in colonized Hong Kong, he said, arguing that young people are ignorantly romanticizing Britain as a paragon of democracy.
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In Fox's telling he was a paragon of virtue as his first wife lay dying and his second wife waited modestly in the wings.
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Following David's grand paragon, the art of the nascent French Republic seized upon Ancient Rome for examples of artistic representations of virtue and heroism.
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In its prime, Chipotle Mexican Grill positioned itself as the paragon of cool casual dining, a darling of Wall Street, a restaurant industry innovator.
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Mr. Hallberg, the American Ballet Theater principal and paragon of classical style, has a new memoir about life, dancing and returning from an injury.
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Two years ago Russia's health minister put Chukotka's alcoholism rate at nearly six times higher than elsewhere in Russia, itself no paragon of sobriety.
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Vandal, the TAO Group's 2016 paragon of fine dining on steroids, takes the Lower East Side's once-gritty street art culture to glittering extremes.
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With its French-inspired menu, French waiters and French wines aging in its cellar, the Paragon was at the top of Mr. Claiborne's list.
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"You're tearing me apart," James Dean wailed at his befuddled parents in the melodrama "Rebel Without a Cause," a paragon of 1950s male anguish.
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Houston-based Paragon, with rigs around the world, filed a pre-negotiated Chapter 11 in February with about $2.6 billion of long-term debt.
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The incident will surely play into the rival Conservative Party's narrative that Trudeau is not the paragon of progressive virtue he seems to be.
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Anita Kanoje, 32, Jersey City Mr. Buttigieg and his husband, as depicted on the cover of Time, represent a privileged paragon of these possibilities.
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Whereas James Bond was once considered a paragon of virile masculinity, Lisbeth is a gender-fluid, queer archetype for the politically active generation's franchise hero.
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They cheer that, after the war, Japan's American occupiers and political elite rebranded Hirohito, who was complicit in Japanese militarism, as a paragon of pacifism.
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Kiryu has gone from son to patriarch, from punk to paragon, and every point along the way now presents itself as an opportunity to reflect.
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The facility is being provided by British Business Investments (the commercial arm of the tax payer-funded British Business Bank), Paragon Bank, and BCI Finance.
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Seven retailers, including Native Leather, Home Depot Inc and Paragon Sports entered deferred prosecution agreements with Vance in June 2010 over sales of illegal knives.
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Peter Gabriel: Reflections, curated by Tim Beale, continues at The Museum of Bath Architecture (The Countess of Huntingdon's Chapel, The Paragon, Bath) through February 3.
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Today, it's the paragon of eco-friendly celebrity tourism—the result of having a lot of money, but also giving a shit about the environment.
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When Steven Faludi wasn't bullying his family, he was a "paragon of the Popular Mechanics weekend man," busy with carpentry projects and experiments in electronics.
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Paragon One thinks the answer is skill and interview prep coaching from professionals who already got themselves jobs at top companies like Apple and Google.
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It then bought the much smaller Paragon, which also made the components, for an undisclosed sum, without reporting it to securities regulators or antitrust authorities.
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Only 15% of San Francisco county residents could afford a median-priced home in the first quarter of 2018, according to Paragon Real Estate Group.
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Defenders hailed it as a paragon of practicality and preservation and the sort of sensible, sustainable construction too rarely seen at major international sporting events.
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In its prime, Chipotle Mexican Grill positioned itself as the paragon of clean, casual, cool dining, a darling of Wall Street, a restaurant industry innovator.
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The first American dancer to join the Bolshoi Ballet and a paragon of classical style, he is never quite satisfied with his work or himself.
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Yet they quietly breathe life into the South's racist, Lost Cause ideology by holding up Robert E. Lee as a paragon of heritage or virtue.
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She is so restrained that some conservative religious women have, for years now, seen her as a style model and a paragon of modest dressing.
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A somewhat dour academic and a paragon of politeness and correctitude, Mr. Arens seemed increasingly out of place in the hurly-burly of the Likud.
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Bush's decades of service, both in elected office and in American diplomacy and intelligence, made him a kind of paragon of the American public figure.
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But even if you took a paragon of modern presidents — a contemporary Abraham Lincoln — and you directed a democratically unsupervised, infinitely financed team of prosecutors at him and gave them power to subpoena his staff and look under any related or unrelated rock in an attempt to bring him down, there's a pretty good chance you could spur even this modern paragon to want to fight back.
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During most of that time, Germany was taken as the paragon of economic and political stability — a critically important counterweight to France's notoriously volatile body politic.
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The DRC is hardly a paragon of stable government, with President Joseph Kabila still refusing to hold elections even though his term expired two years ago.
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Matchmaking students, coaches and companies Many of Paragon One's students want to work in fields like data analysis, data science, consulting, market research, and software engineering.
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"A Vindication" contains endless references to the paragon of rational thought, and a vehement defence of the importance of equal educational opportunities for men and women.
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The so-called prepackaged bankruptcy agreement sealed last week allowed Paragon to cut its $2.7 billion of debt by about $3843 billion and to keep operating.
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Paragon, which is being advised by the law firm Weil Gotshal & Manges and the investment bank Lazard, has been taking steps to lower its debt load.
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But, both Rebecca and This Is Us seem obsessed with proving Jack was a magical paragon of a man… if only it wasn't for the drinking.
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Silicon Valley star and all-round paragon of humanity Kumail Nanjiani gave us all another reason to go see Star Wars: The Last Jedi on Tuesday.
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In her public persona as a grounded, level-headed paragon of middle-class common sense, May is world's away from the vulgar and gaudy American president.
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Bankrupt oil rig operator Paragon Offshore PLC is seeking a court order expanding the role of one of the law firms advising on the company's reorganization.
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Mueller, they opined, was the paragon of truth, justice and the prosecutorial way, and his all-star team of investigators and prosecutors would unearth this evidence.
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To find a paragon of modern leadership, one must look south of our border, to Colombia, at Alvaro Uribe, arguably the greatest leader of 220006st century.
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Paragon, backed by private-equity firms Camden Partners and NewSpring Capital, focuses on developing gene therapy, next-generation vaccines, and other complex biopharmaceuticals for its clients.
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Beyond the usual suspense of power grabs, it is also revealing societal changes in a country most people take as a paragon of rectitude and stability.
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BUY-TO-LET MODEL Founded in 1985 and based in Solihull in central England, Paragon has a 13 percent share of Britain's buy-to-let market.
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The Soma 6-Cup Pitcher is a paragon of Brooklynite beauty: folksy oak handle, sleek minimalist reservoir, filter cones made out of coconut shells (or something).
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Fittingly, in the eyes of progressives, these men were also the first two members of Congress in 2016 to support President Trump, a paragon of sleaze.
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A stickler for the rule of law, he respected the judges in Jerusalem and the rights of Israel's Arab minority, and was a paragon of modesty.
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For outside observers, the different views on Smolensk reveal how Poland, once a pillar and paragon in the defense of democracy, has become a land divided.
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This makes sense, given the Victorian context from which the original story stems, and the 1950s obsession with the perfect housewife as the paragon of femininity.
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Although all these firms no doubt want to be like the American paragon when they grow up, they are going about it differently than it did.
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Freeman warned readers that they should not search for ambiguity, complexity or inconsistency in Lee, for there was none — he was simply a paragon of virtue.
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Genghis Khan, the Mongol warrior who conquered swaths of Central and Eastern Asia in the early thirteenth century, is not commonly considered a paragon of tolerance.
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Berlin badly wants the Washington-based institution — widely seen as a paragon of fiscal rigour — to take part in the Greek bailout to appease German hawks.
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Just 250 percent of the city's population can afford the median house price of $2000 million, according to a recent study by Paragon Real Estate Group.
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Patrick Carlisle, the chief market analyst at Paragon Real Estate Group, in San Francisco, said that geography has much to do with Bernal Heights's current popularity.
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In other words, the Giants, a paragon of stability and proficiency, had ripped a page out of the chaotic playbook of their MetLife Stadium co-tenants.
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And only Trump could claim he's a paragon of transparency while suing multiple entities to prevent scrutiny of his affairs and obstructing congressional oversight on multiple fronts.
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Paragon, spun off from Noble Corp Plc in 2014, said it reached an agreement with its former parent releasing it from any claims related to the spinoff.
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Finally, the image of Bill Cosby, secretly a calculated sexual predator, as the paragon of harmless, lovable, sweater-wearing fatherhood and masculinity would be eradicated from television.
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In contrast, representations of the Hottentot woman provide a paragon of objectification: the focus is on the minute, invasive and dehumanising details of an individual woman's body.
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It's ironic today, in an increasingly self-satisfied China, that he is sometimes upheld as a model of perfect prose as well as a paragon of behavior.
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" This paragon of the legal profession is currently working on a class-action suit against the manufacturers of Pitrolux, "a deodorant armpit gel that also boosted testosterone.
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On the other, Trump told Sanger and Haberman that he'd refrain from reprimanding allies with poor records on civil liberties because the United States is no paragon.
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Relevant for PSF1 to Paragon 15: Fitch did not undertake a review of the information provided about the underlying asset pools ahead of the transactions' initial closing.
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"The Life of Charlotte Brontë," published in 1857, is a portrait of a paragon of Victorian womanhood: humble, passionless, pious, the dutiful daughter of a difficult father.
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The FTC said that Bausch & Lomb and Paragon together made more than 70 percent of three kinds of polymer discs used to make gas-permeable contact lenses.
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Exhibit A of brewing trouble is G.E. Once the world's most valuable company and a paragon of debt virtue, it had a AAA credit rating until 2009.
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Its own 14-person board is no paragon of youth, with six directors -- including the 89-year-old Buffett -- over age 70 and three in their 90s.
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It was also a paragon of how to engage with the work of great artists whose personal behaviors make us bridle: unflappably, with the sharpest tools. 237.
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In Mass Effect and Mass Effect 2, Paragon/Renegade morality system gives narrative and gameplay based rewards based on consistent decisions, regardless of what those decisions are.
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Already a paragon of romantic murk, the Atlanta trap king slows down the tempos, sludgifies the textures, and further dilutes the crispness that lends his roboshtick appeal.
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"Even if you took a paragon of modern presidents — a contemporary Abraham Lincoln — and you directed a democratically unsupervised, infinitely financed team of prosecutors at him and gave them power to subpoena his staff and look under any related or unrelated rock in an attempt to bring him down, there's a pretty good chance you could spur even this modern paragon to want to fight back," Brooks wrote.
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The SEC said it settled separate cases with start-ups companies Airfox and Paragon, which raised more than $10 million each in initial coin offerings that weren't registered.
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Historical fiction that immerses you into another world while simultaneously telling you something about your own (see: Paragon Hotel's 1920s Portland, To Keep the Sun Alive's Iranian revolution).
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The BJP is by no means alone when it comes to embracing candidates implicated in serious criminal cases, but it is also far from a paragon of virtue.
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But take one look at his top opponent, and you may understand why Rubio is worried: Donald Trump, the paragon of American machismo, is leading in the polls.
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It added that both issuers, Airfox and Paragon, conducted their ICOs after the SEC issued its report last year warning the industry that some could qualify as securities.
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In other words, while Chicago's homicide rate for young, black males rivals the murder rates of third-world capitals, New York has become a paragon of public safety.
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He was no paragon of democratic virtue, but during his rule Ecuadoreans' trust in parties rose from one of the region's lowest levels to one of its highest.
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Epic is known for creating the Unreal, Gears of War and Infinity Blade series of games, as well as newer titles such as Fortnite, Paragon and Robo Recall.
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At 36 minutes, the album is a paragon of concision; he's packed enough fury and invention to sustain a grandiose statement into a pathologically tight, controlled, restrained structure.
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The transition from Utah to Cleveland was difficult for myriad reasons, but Hood's all-around game on the right night looks like a paragon for the modern wing.
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Polling conducted by Paragon Insights found that as of January 2015, 58 percent of registered voters opposed Obama's executive actions, compared to only 36 percent who supported them.
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Still, some euro zone central bankers see the BOJ as a paragon of success for the mere fact that Kuroda's bold stimulus measures helped avert an economic downturn.
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At the height of alternative rock when almost anything went, Ministry offered up this post-apocalyptic, doom-laden paragon that was darker and weirder than everything else around.
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Even paragon of football fairness Gary Lineker branded Suarez's tumble "clever", a word he probably wouldn't use to describe Diego Maradona's ingenious use of his hand in 1986.
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Perhaps hoping against hope, they believe that he is some paragon of integrity who will redeem himself by getting to the bottom of things and exposing Team Trump.
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" Major newspapers across America have run major stories with headlines such as the The Washington Post ran today: "To some in GOP, Assange is a paragon, not pariah.
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For Alex Hunter, the canonically black protagonist of FIFA '17's roleplaying mode, the binary is euphemized as the milder "Fiery" and "Cool," (a lesser man's Paragon/Renegade).
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Paragon said it had set up a series of contingency plans if Britain crashed out of the deal without a bloc, but did not specify what these were.
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My trouble with the paragon of French Romanticism was, and remains, the turbid indefiniteness of his style, which never really coalesces and which topples, at times, into wackiness.
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In the wake of last week's bitterly divided Republican convention in Cleveland, chuckling Democrats promised that their own meeting would be a paragon of party discipline and unity.
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Pinker is a paragon of exactly the kind of intellectual honesty and courage we need to restore conversation and community, and the students are right to revere him.
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The average single-family home there sells for more than $2 million, according to a 2016 report compiled by the Paragon Real Estate Group, which studies the neighborhood.
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"Jonathan presents as a beautiful man, competent and terrific and engaged and completely at ease in his own body — the paragon of the golden boy," Mr. Mayer said.
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Google, whose search box is a paragon of simplicity, famously retreated from an attempt to tie all of its services together with the unwieldy Google Plus social network.
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Many factors drive such changes, but for the Blanchard and Paragon Buildings, a few blocks apart, a remarkable dynamic is involved: the building of a distant subway station.
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That's a dramatic about-face for a party that celebrated the bail reform law it passed just 10 months ago as a paragon of economic and racial equality.
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The N.F.L. is revered in this country as a paragon of patriotism and chivalry, a sacred trust controlled by some of the wealthiest men and women in America.
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One minute you get 3D projections, the next it's "The Parade of the Wooden Soldiers," a paragon of old-fashioned showmanship that is simultaneously quaint and mightily impressive.
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Thus Ashe became the paragon of what we now call respectability politics: He presented himself in a way meant to not make white people uncomfortable, no matter what.
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In his review of Season 4 for The Times, Mike Hale compared the series to that paragon of Los Angeles cop shows, "Dragnet," but set in the present.
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Following the reorganisation, Fitch will assess if Paragon should be rated under its "Global Bank Rating Criteria" to reflect the material increase in bank assets relative to the group.
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In this May 20, 1937 photo, provided by The Paragon Agency,shows aviator Amelia Earhart and her Electra plane, taken by Albert Bresnik at Burbank Airport in Burbank, Calif.
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" Major newspapers across America have run major stories with headlines such as the The Washington Post ran last week: "To some in GOP, Assange is a paragon, not pariah.
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Throughout the final months of 13 the buy-to-let market saw lenders tightening criteria ahead of the Prudential Regulation Authority's (PRA) underwriting changes, Paragon said in a statement.
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The lender's Idem Capital division, a consumer debt buyer and servicer of third-party loans, had a "strong" trading period, with 95.4 million pounds of gross investments, Paragon said.
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"We are confident that Paragon will emerge as an even stronger company, better positioned for long-term growth and success," Paragon's Chief Executive Randall Stilley said in a statement.
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They came up with the idea for Paragon One when a mutual friend who owned a test prep school in Shanghai started referring students to them for career advice.
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Epic shut down its League of Legends competitor Paragon in January, citing the success of Fortnite and the need to hone its focus on expanding its battle royale game.
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Voltabox is to issue 5 million new shares plus a greenshoe option of 825,13 shares, with a further 500,000 shares to come from Paragon's holdings, Paragon and Voltabox said.
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On March 31st thousands of them queued up at the embassy in Warsaw, and consulates in Gdansk and Krakow, to cast their votes: a paragon of trans-European democracy.
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It will seek to raise $250 million in issuing up to 54.3 million new shares at a price of $4.6 per share to finance the Paragon acquisition, it said.
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A man whose verses are etched into my brain as the paragon of elegance and sorrow trying to fix his car's engine and bending down to fix his shoes.
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Germany may appear to be a paragon of stability and purposefulness from the outside, but Merkel's way forward is indefinite and studded with pitfalls -- as the election results show.
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The West, especially the United States, was portrayed as decadent and corrupt, while the Soviet Union was hailed as a heroic victor over fascism and a paragon of Communism.
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And Mr. Lozano (who graduated from the Juilliard School this spring) is a quiet paragon from head to toe: His feet, focus, line, all register with extraordinarily potent grace.
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Though Ethiopia has hardly been a paragon of democracy — human rights groups have constantly cited the government's repressiveness — opposition within the country had been limited, with dissidents effectively silenced.
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Mr. Vance's office even granted an exception to Paragon Sports, a high-end sporting goods store that sells custom knives, because expensive knives supposedly aren't being used in crimes.
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Voltabox is to issue 5 million new shares plus a greenshoe option of 825,000 shares, with a further 500,000 shares to come from Paragon's holdings, Paragon and Voltabox said.
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That being said, the seemingly paragon-esque actions of one Starbucks barista in the land of Nippon might just change the way you think about the iconic java jockeys.
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"If you hold up a leader as a paragon of virtue, you may aid in consolidating their power, which can have all kinds of unintended consequences," Ms. Saunders said.
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Obama issued just under 270 executive orders, well below the number proclaimed by Ronald Reagan, Dwight Eisenhower, Harry Truman, Franklin Roosevelt and even that conservative paragon, Silent Cal Coolidge.
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That was why, they suggested, Mr. Bentley was able to cling to his job for nearly 13 months after his reputation as a paragon of probity came under fire.
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He's also a paragon of hypocrisy, telling Pete Williams of NBC News that the F.B.I. investigation of Trump's campaign was an ominous abuse of government power for partisan aims.
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But her show, called "No Simple Matter," is a triumph that could have been a disaster, a paragon of old-master virtue jumping on the make-it-new bandwagon.
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Copland's score in particular, with its riff on the Shaker hymn "Simple Gifts," remains a paragon of American culture, even as the Shakers themselves had mostly faded by the 1940s.
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Paragon had tightened lending criteria in January last year as it braced for a turbulent period, leaving it well placed to win business from rivals that revised their criteria later.
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Alex, the now-deceased African gray parrot studied for years by his longtime companion, Dr. Irene Pepperberg, a psychology professor, is regularly held up as the paragon of parrot intelligence.
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Paragon was spun out of Noble Corporation, a large drilling company, in 2014 — joining a highly fragmented industry that includes thousands of small oil producers and companies that service them.
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Additionally, Moon Express announced today that it will also be teaming up with Sierra Nevada Corporation, NanoRacks, Paragon Space Development Corporation, and Odyssey Space Research to make its lunar landers.
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In another "before they were famous" moment, here's pre-Pee Wee Herman Paul Reubens performing as part of the duo "Suave and Debonair" with future voice of Jambi Jon Paragon.
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The unusual esteem which has accrued to Vinamilk—praised at home and abroad as a paragon of corporate governance—says as much about the grimmer standards among other Vietnamese firms.
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Rousey wasn't exactly a paragon of virtue who has never done anything wrong before or after November 15, 2015, but the care with which they're framing their opinions is intriguing.
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If North Korea develops nuclear-capable intercontinental ballistic missiles, Kim Jong-un, hardly a paragon of prudence and caution, will be able to launch them whenever he feels like it.
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Paragon, which was founded in 13, said its in-house property team looks after about two-thirds of the valuations and also validates property values set by third-party surveyors.
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When he was 15, his family moved to Los Angeles, where he discovered jazz and quickly began playing it, initially with a style derived from the bebop paragon Bud Powell.
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The currency swap provider in Paragon 7 (Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS); BBB+/Stable/F2) is posting collateral below that suggested by Fitch's current counterparty criteria for structured finance transactions.
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Patrick Carlisle, the chief market analyst at Paragon Real Estate Group, in San Francisco, said the number and prices of properties available fluctuated with the ebb and flow of listings.
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Ironically, Stoppard had been hired to soften such areas by the producer Harvey Weinstein, the moral paragon with decades of alleged sexual assault and now a rape conviction behind him.
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That helps explain how Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi's champions in the West seemed to overlook signs that she might not be a paragon of liberal democratic values after all.
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Some wondered what exactly Hollywood types expected: Atlanta may be a liberal-leaning city and paragon of the New South, they said, but it is still in the conservative South.
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Ultimately, Balint reveals a Kafka impervious to such dichotomies, a paragon, instead, of multicultural ambition, whose artistic universality was born of the particularity of his Jewish German, Prague-based experience.
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Bob Morgan, the owner of Paragon Building in hard-hit Wilmington, N.C., said his price quotes were good for only two weeks because lumber costs had been rising so fast.
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CreditCreditJim McAuley for The New York Times LEHI, Utah — Nestled at the foot of the Wasatch Mountains here, the IM Flash plant is a paragon of American high-tech manufacturing.
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Facebook has already announced a string of new privacy and anti-abuse measures, seeking to transform its image from a defiant and secretive behemoth into a contrite paragon of openness.
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Marian Scott, a student at Paragon Charter Academy in Jackson County, was thrilled when mom Latoya Howard gave her colorful red braids, something she'd been asking for for a while.
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"The company continues to believe, but cannot provide any assurances, that a positive resolution of the company's restructuring process can be achieved," Paragon said in a statement following the ruling.
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Apple was positioning itself as the counterculture underdog — the rebellious woman with the hammer — against then-dominant IBM, which it brashly cast as George Orwell's paragon of totalitarianism, Big Brother.
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And yet, as Irons demonstrates, this cricket-crazy, God-disdaining don was a paragon of diffidence for whom eye contact, let alone a handshake, was a human bridge too far.
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Mr. Hallberg, who has been called the world's foremost paragon of classical style, made history in 2011 by becoming the first American to become a principal at the Bolshoi Ballet.
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Jun is set up as a saint, an impossibly empathetic paragon who is wildly misunderstood by his authoritarian parent (who is an actual cop, as if we needed the emphasis).
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In Mass Effect 2 you could win each member of your team's loyalty using either Paragon or Renegade options, and each teammate's character arc would bend significantly to accommodate you.
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As we later came to realize, Britney's family and managerial team carefully calibrated her public persona, and in the beginning that meant selling sex while being a paragon of virtue.
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There were releases that achieved a cult status on the avant-garde, black, gothic, and doom metal scenes by Paragon of Beauty, Nox Mortis, Arcane Art, Autumnblaze, and more from Empyrium.
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It offers a very similar feature set to the Paragon software for macOS, so you might want to check for specific functionality if you know you're going to be needing it.
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A paragon of dark teen comedy, Ghost World is a touchstone for a certain type of disaffected teenager, the sort that disapproving adults might call too smart for their own good.
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Sometimes judges do reject reorganization plans if they believe they could end in another bankruptcy as happened in the Chapter 11 proceedings of offshore oil services company Paragon Offshore PLC PGNPQ.
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Paragon, which has been diversifying its business from its core buy-to-let mortgage market, reported underlying operating profit of 33.1 million pounds ($41.51 million) in the quarter ended Dec. 31.
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Paragon said total originations and investments rose to 380.7 million pounds from 254.4 million pounds in the previous quarter, but fell from the 460.6 million pounds it reported a year earlier.
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Just to be clear: Hillary Clinton is no paragon of political virtue, although she's nothing like the monster everyone on the right and some people on the left like to portray.
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That is far above the Latin American averages of 31% and 10% respectively, and should shame all those who hailed Hugo Chávez, Mr Maduro's late mentor, as an anti-capitalist paragon.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) as a paragon of ideological purity, but she is a relative newcomer to politics, elected because she was an outsider who vowed to take on corporate interests.
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The fourth Pearson kid suggestion seems especially impossible since it would seriously call into question the monument This Is Us has built to its paragon of fatherhood and husbandhood, Jack Pearson.
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The two companies have framed the acquisition as a win for their users, heralding it as an integration between productivity suite and business networking platform to form the paragon of productivity.
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Paragon, a British lender that has been diversifying from its core buy-to-let mortgage market, said pretax profit rose to 144.8 million pounds ($193 million) for the year ended Sept.
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Before she was pushed out of the Times, Jill Abramson was seen within the institution as a paragon of meticulousness and a force for improving the professional lives of women journalists.
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Paragon, the UK's largest independent buy-to-let lender, is marketing a £150m callable 10-year Tier 2 bond (rated BB+ by Fitch) via Bank of America Merrill Lynch and UBS.
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In the first quarter of 2018, the median house price soared to US$1.665 million, a nearly one-quarter increase over the previous year, according to Paragon, a real estate brokerage.
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Igor Hubik: Yeah, actually two albums should be re-issued on CD and LP – Madness of the Graves and Hell Symphony by Paragon Records and Eternal Death Records, both US labels.
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Freed from long years of house arrest, she was mobbed in Thailand like a rock star and held up as a paragon of moral authority in the face of military excess.
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Ever since 1962, when "Silence in the Snowy Fields" established him as a poet of desperate sincerity, he has been a paragon of Jungianism against the brutality of capitalism and militancy.
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"It does feel like this proposed transition is coming at an interesting time in present day Cuba," said Renee Radabaugh, president of Paragon Events, a company that organizes tours to Cuba.
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For these artists, then, Western art was not a paragon to be imitated, but one practice equal to many they could draw on in the creation of a new Indian vocabulary.
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The president whines about bad trade deals and unfair competition from other nations but seems oblivious to the fact that the U.S. is not a paragon of virtue in that regard.
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State-owned oil giant Aramco, the largest Saudi company and a paragon of efficiency in the kingdom's often hidebound economy, is trying to encourage innovation by giving entrepreneurs training and loans.
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When production designer David Korins stares at the Academy Awards stage he created, he sees a paragon of "inclusion and humanity, femininity and beauty," per an interview with the Los Angeles Times.
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Where he was once a genial presence and a paragon of fatherly love and affection, in the present his face is blank, his eyes constantly searching his son's face for the truth.
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Cliff's also a paragon of a particular idea of manhood — one who doesn't need to be violently overcome at the end, because he is, with a serious degree of optimism, naturally outgrown.
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He was widely viewed as a paragon of humility who shied away from material excesses, a comparison not lost on those opposed to the current frontrunner who is being investigated for fraud.
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Last week, Paragon trimmed the top end of its forecast for full-year revenue, while widening the company's pretax losses expectations, which sent shares falling as much as 28% on the day.
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To put it frankly, there is no Elon Musk or SpaceX that is a paragon of ambition and aspiration that drives the rest of the ecosystem to (literally) shoot for the stars.
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A paragon and pariah of internet culture, Drake is what you might consider a stylist with no real style: he borrows and sheds and tinkers, happily discarding or appropriating to the times.
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Sometimes judges do reject reorganization plans if they believe they could end in another bankruptcy as happened in the Chapter 11 proceedings of offshore oil services company Paragon Offshore PLC last month.
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The video, which showed the princess topless with a string bikini bottom being attended to by submissive palace staff, scandalized a public accustomed to perceiving the monarchy as a paragon of virtue.
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Many also said that holding up Ms. Trump as a paragon of how powerful women can stave off harassment by simply being, well, powerful implied that other women allowed themselves to victimized.
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Comey, who has made millions of dollars with a tell-all book portraying himself as the paragon of "ethical leadership," continues to maintain that he would take precisely the same actions again.
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"Notably, Paragon flags that it sees the professionalisation of the BTL market as conducive to market share build – a point that OneSavings has been making strongly too," Goodbody analyst John Cronin, said.
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His performance was for the conservative base, to whom he now appears as a martyr to the vicious left, a paragon of a man brought low by the inquisitorial forces of #MeToo.
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"You can find all of us … in Delacroix," Cézanne once said of this Romantic paragon of 19th-century French art whose radical use of color and paint inspires artists to this day.
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Likewise, you may present yourselves to friends and acquaintances as a paragon of responsibility; your child's spilling the beans on what you're really like at home is a rebuke to this image.
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However, even Reddit, which had long been the paragon of a free-speech social platform, has introduced guidelines and restrictions for its users, including language that threatens, harasses or bullies other users.
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CP, controlled by billionaire Dhanin Chearavanont, formed a joint venture with Siam Piwat Co, operator of luxury shopping mall Siam Paragon, and Magnolia Quality Development Corp to develop the luxury mixed-use project.
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A slew of new and niche banks are bidding to poach market share from the blue-chip lenders, including Secure Trust , Virgin Money, Aldermore, Shawbrook , Tesco Bank, Sainsbury Bank, Paragon and Metro Bank.
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Nope, they were from the firm of the legal paragon David Boies, who defended same-sex marriage before the Supreme Court and fought for Al Gore in the Florida recount debacle in 2000.
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The world's biggest oil company keeps the House of Saud in power, bankrolled 211% of the national budget last year, and is a paragon of efficiency in an economy otherwise mired in bureaucracy.
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Paragon, a British lender that has been diversifying its business from its core buy-to-let mortgage market, said pretax profit rose to 143.2 million pounds ($177.6 million) for the year ended Sept.
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Maisy was given a CT scan by Wakefield-based vet Nick Blackburn of Paragon Veterinary Referrals, who saw the pup was suffering from an unusually full stomach and a mass on her spleen.
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Paragon, an online entity, raised approximately $12 million worth of digital assets to develop and implement its business plan to add blockchain technology to the cannabis industry and work toward legalization of cannabis.
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When they go to retrieve the Rokura a decade later, they're attacked by agents of the evil Praxis Kingdom, who kill Tristan and leave Cade to wield the weapon and become the Paragon.
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In the midst of the worst recorded drought in the state's history, the reservoir has been a paragon of reliability: a survey last June found Hetch Hetchy to be at 92 percent capacity.
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Samson Resources Corp filed for bankruptcy in September, while Paragon Offshore PLC has hired a well-known restructuring firm and the investment bank Lazard and has deferred interest payments amid conversations with debtholders.
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Hardly a paragon of waste management before the war, Sanaa was at least able to separate out the most dangerous materials from the 10-million-ton hill thanks to a nearby treatment plant.
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Yet the company removed once-dominant mobile franchise Infinity Blade from the App Store, and redirected internal development resources to focus on Fortnite by closing Paragon and stopping further development on Unreal Tournament.
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One paragon of "purpose-driven grit" is Kat Cole, the child of a cash-strapped single mother, who rose from a waitressing gig at Hooters to become president of the Cinnabon bakery chain.
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"I'm inspired a lot by the design philosophy and aesthetics designers in South Korea are going for," he said, adding (as most everyone else does nowadays) that his design paragon is Jonathan Anderson.
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I pray that they are comforted by the knowledge that John's was a truly remarkable life, a life that will always be remembered and held up as a paragon of service and integrity.
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Netflix, long the paragon of a successful digital subscription business, has a churn rate of about 9% a quarter — or about 36% a year — the Financial Times estimated last year, citing several studies.
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It tells the mostly true story of Fanny Brice, who started out as a Ziegfeld Follies chorine and became a powerful force in early-21968th-century vaudeville and a paragon of female independence.
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Steinberg is similarly calculating: He initially shocks us with how far Wallace, the show's paragon, is willing to go, before sketching in how a stacked system fuels Wallace's feelings of desperation and justification.
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A slew of new and niche banks are bidding to poach market share from the blue-chip lenders, including Secure Trust, Virgin Money, Aldermore, Shawbrook, Tesco Bank, Sainsbury Bank, Paragon and Metro Bank.
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A recent poll conducted by Paragon Insights found that only 4 percent of voters believed comprehensive tax reform should not be done, compared to 73 percent who viewed it as a top priority.
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A paragon of spiritual jazz since the 1960s, when he was in some of John Coltrane's last ensembles, Sanders, 79, still knows how to flit gracefully from serene balladry to tone-splitting eruptions.
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In Germany, Deutsche Bahn, the state rail giant, once looked up to as a paragon of quality and efficiency in Europe, is increasingly under attack in the country's press for its dirty, late trains.
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While the macOS Disk Utility and the Windows Disk Management tool will do the job well enough, Paragon Hard Disk Manager throws in extras like partition recovery, easy disk copying, and easier partition resizing.
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After the video showed that Coach K did, in fact, "say that," the Duke coach who has been lionized for decades by media as a holy paragon of All-American virtues issued a statement.
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L.A. alone is home to Glitch City, a 24-hour co-working space that caters to indie game developers; The Hatchery Press, for writers; and Paragon Spaces, for those working in the cannabis industry.
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He recruits them into the order, and the pair learn that one of them is destined to become the Paragon, a legendary figure who can control an unstoppable ancient weapon known as the Rokura.
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It's not like Wayne is traditionally a paragon of enlightened gender views (despite his bona fides as cunnilingus champion), but even setting a low bar, "Love Me" is an unnecessarily gross and vicious track.
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A rash of results in "microeconomics"—which studies the behaviour of individuals—has suggested that Homo sapiens is not always Homo economicus, the paragon of cold-blooded rationality assumed by many formal economic models.
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The company has never been viewed as a paragon of good corporate practice, but its reputation has arguably reached an all-time low over the past few months after a deluge of PR crises.
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Host of "The Profit" Marcus Lemonis explained why wealth taxes might not work the way many politicians hope they will... For years Silicon Valley has tried to position itself as a paragon of virtue.
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A $30 million renovation of the Paragon, at 213-00 49th Avenue atop the Hunters Point subway station, updated the vacant office building with new windows, elevators and a penthouse with expansive city views.
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Paragon One – Career coaching from real professionals Families spend a fortune on sending their kids to college, and many students end up going into debt, but they still aren't prepared for the job market.
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In 2012, Paragon Studios announced it was shutting down City of Heroes, a massively multiplayer online game where a community of players created their own superheroes, went on adventures together, and formed lasting friendships.
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In his eight years in office, Barack Obama has been no paragon of good, but this grating, post-truth election cycle makes it hard not to look back on his term with some fondness.
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CreditCreditAgaton Strom for The New York Times The achievement of the French painter Eugène Delacroix — the Romantic paragon of 21840th-century French art — is like a huge puzzle whose pieces don't easily fit together.
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The N.F.C. championship in Philadelphia next weekend will feature two reserves elevated by injury, a matchup of Nick Foles and Keenum, teammates on that paragon of mediocrity known as the 2015 St. Louis Rams.
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The 32-story rental tower at 461 Dean Street, in the Pacific Park complex in Brooklyn, completed in 2016 and now fully leased, was supposed to be a paragon of high-rise modular design.
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Highgate, a US hospitality investment firm that partnered with OYO on the purchase, will take over the management of the hotel, while Nevada-based Paragon Gaming will continue operating the 35,000-square-foot casino.
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Finnish-born, but long a paragon of the Parisian institutional avant-garde, Saariaho writes music that, like that of many of her colleagues, is a rigorously scientific exploration of the inner life of sound.
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No thief is ever going to carry away your Paragon Lock and Safe 7700 Flat Electronic Wall Safe, and if you cover it with a painting or mirror, they won't even know it's there.
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When he met Foreign Minister Sergey V. Lavrov of Russia for the first time, the Kremlin, not exactly a paragon of open government, provided more details of his meeting than the State Department did.
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Mr. Ghosn was a paragon of that path: prestigious schools in Paris, promotions at Michelin in France and then the United States, the chairmanship of a multicontinent auto empire including Nissan, Mitsubishi and Renault.
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While full details of the reorganisation are not yet available, materially increasing the size of Paragon Bank facilitates capital management and highlights Paragon's strategy to increase the share of retail deposits in its funding mix.
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They know that not every project will be a paragon of community impact, and that plenty of investors will get richer by claiming the tax break on projects they would have funded even without it.
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Catalent said on Monday it would buy privately held gene therapy-focused Paragon Bioservices in an all-cash deal for $1.2 billion, helping the drug developer expand its capabilities to make specialized and costly treatments.
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Paragon Offshore, which operates offshore drilling rigs from the Gulf of Mexico to the North Sea, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Sunday evening, the latest filing in a painful shakeout buffeting the oil industry.
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The first half of the film is a paragon of pacing, and even though the second half slogs a bit in comparison, the film will still likely garner awards buzz for both Chastain and Sorkin.
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Presented with any paragon of virtue, people immediately start asking themselves what flaws this altruistic individual had, and if the flaws turn out to be rather glaring, that can come as a kind of relief.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Many left-leaning Americans regarded Special Counsel Robert Mueller as a paragon of courage and toughness, an unflinching prosecutor who would stop at nothing to ensure justice was served to President Donald Trump.
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We go there to experience things that aren't real, power fantasies that we cannot have, and so we need to ability to Paragon our way through the muck to fulfill the project of games. Sure.
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To reach that goal, Paragon argued in court papers it needs to maintain the exclusive right to file a restructuring plan through March 31, and the right to seek support for it through May 30.
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Given how Comey holds himself out as a paragon of ethical leadership — his book is titled "A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies, and Leadership" — it seemed incongruous to hear him mock Trump's hairstyle and facial coloring.
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That this paragon was Czech rather than Polish or Hungarian or from any other Nazi-controlled country is a reflection of the high regard in which Czechoslovakia was held in the Allied world of 1942.
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Paragon 21000 class A2110 notes are still subject to their annual remarketing and as such, we have affirmed their Short-term ratings in line with the Short-term rating of the respective conditional note purchaser.
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FRANKFURT, Sept 11 (Reuters) - Germany's Paragon plans to float about 13 percent of its Voltabox battery systems unit on the Frankfurt stock exchange as early as this autumn to raise deleveopment funds for the business.
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Some felt that the charms focused their minds in a firefight; the Buddha was a paragon whose mastery of meditative calm in the face of Mara's devilish army would help them avoid fear and panic.
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But the upset has clearly weakened the sectarian foundation of Iraq's political system — and helped transform Mr. Sadr's image from the paragon of a militant Shiite into an unexpected symbol of reform and Iraqi nationalism.
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And the coup de grâce: The dispute was largely over whether the de Blasio administration blundered by bypassing Mother Cabrini, the patron saint of immigrants and a paragon to many Italian-Americans, with a statue.
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In Thai society, the king is a figure of inestimable importance, a Hindu-Buddhist paragon of presumed dignity, virtue, and morality — none of which Vajiralongkorn seemed to be exhibiting on his stroll through the mall.
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Terry Sullivan, the founder of Paragon Advisors in Shaker Heights, Ohio, invested in Outdoor Voices in 2014 based in part on his belief in Ms. Haney, and participated in an interim funding round last June.
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For some, the significance of Top Gun has taken on quite a new look in the 30 years since the film premiered; once a paragon of patriotism, it now represents the perils of jingoism instead.
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Onscreen, in properties like Wolf Hall and Bridge of Spies, for which he won an Oscar, he is a paragon of restraint; his performances tend to lean, as my friend said, toward old and sad.
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Dr. Mickey Tavers of Paragon Veterinary Referrals in Wakefield, England, is warning dog owners not to play fetch with sticks, after performing an emergency surgery on a Labrador retriever who swallowed a cigar-sized of wood.
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The film broadens the novel it's based on into a paragon of homoerotic discovery, as ideal as the ancient statues Elio's father, an American professor of Greco-Roman arts, pulls up from the sea to study.
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But Trump, that paragon of decorum and decency we have come to know and love, apparently could not handle the Mooch: sources also say POTUS & fam did not appreciate how A.S. comments linked them to vulgarity.
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"After that video, we went on to work together to create a harder look, similar to that of Jodeci — combat boots, tennis skirts and hockey jerseys from Paragon — and that really changed the game," she explains.
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His Twitter hews so closely to the paragon of what people online would call a "good" feed (one part "weird twitter," two parts social justice, eight parts Chipotle), it's hard to believe it happened by accident.
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Ye now uses those insights to help others as an adviser at Paragon One, a U.S.-based careers platform that pairs recent international graduates with coaches and internships to help them get on the jobs ladder.
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Stressed QSA Assumptions Based on the analysis of loan level data provided by Paragon on properties taken into possession and sold, the agency applied a quick sale adjustment (average 35%) higher than the criteria assumption (31%).
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Valeant Pharmaceuticals, which owns Bausch & Lomb, has agreed to sell Paragon Holdings to settle allegations that its acquisition of the smaller company was illegal under antitrust law, the Federal Trade Commission said on Monday.
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Also, he holds his Slim Shady side in check here—offensive cracks remain undeveloped, with the "I'm a sucker for love you a sucker for dick" stanza delivered by none other than guest paragon Kendrick Lamar.
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Gory images of the carcass, taken in January on a trash-strewn shore of Oslo Fjord, resonated on social media among Norwegians, who tend to see their jagged coastline as a paragon of untouched natural beauty.
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A three-paneled paragon acts as an impressive backdrop, submerging the audience in a scene from Stonewall, a widely-criticized 2015 film idealizing New York's 1969 riots and the beginnings of the modern gay rights movement.
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So I had to accept that I would be a "real" bride — without six months of dieting, exercise, facials, hair trials, or any of those regimens that promise to transform brides into a paragon of beauty.
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This big Baroque blast is the first ever devoted to this 17th-century French painter, who was widely admired in his time but now stands in the shadow of his Italian paragon, Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio.
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He's especially astute about the social divisions between the North and South Shores and the barriers that protect people who live in places like Shelter Island from people who gravitate to depressing places like the Paragon.
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And in a way, it's kind of respectable: The fact that, like Bob Huggins, Boeheim merely considers himself a basketball coach rather than some overarching paragon of leadership strategy is one way of staying true to himself.
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And as part of the prepackaged bankruptcy deal, bondholders that were owed $984 million will receive $384 million in cash and a 35 percent equity stake in Paragon — which could gain in value when the market recovers.
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Despite giving her a bunch of "fuck you" dialogue, he wants to convince you that she's both a damaged young woman whose decisions were impacted by deep-seated resentment in her childhood and a paragon of selflessness.
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On Monday, NPR commentator Cokie Roberts, a paragon of beltway respectability, said that Democrats were "nervously beginning to whisper about having her step aside and finding another candidate"; she didn't cite a single source for this claim.
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Thorpe was a paragon of sportsmanship during a glittering swimming in which he won five Olympic golds and 11 world titles but said it was tough to expect all athletes to match sporting excellence with impeccable conduct.
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At the party, the queen, widely considered a paragon of decorum, was expressing sympathy with Ms. D'Orsi over difficulties the policewoman had experienced, saying it was "bad luck" that she had had to deal with the officials.
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Noteholders of Paragon Offshore PLC are asking a judge to confirm the drilling company's plan to exit Chapter 11 over objections by lenders, who say it offers limited prospects for putting the driller's aged rigs to work.
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In court papers filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware, the noteholders said the lenders were trying to "conjure up every possible argument" against the plan because they would prefer to see Paragon liquidated.
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A standard story of Giacometti, as a Surrealist who became a paragon of existentialism for his ravaged response to the Second World War, was well established by 21946, when he died, at the age of sixty-four.
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An investment firm with 3.5 million shares of Paragon Offshore PLC is calling for a last-minute appointment of an equity committee to probe why the bankrupt offshore oil rig contractor says it must cancel their stock.
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In Fitch's view, a credit link to the Long-term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) of Barclays exists, hence the decision to cap the rating of the junior notes in Paragon 8, 10, 11, 12, 13 at 'Asf'.
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I had just read the section of Little House in the Big Woods in which Pa — Pa the paragon, Pa the parent who the reader is most asked to adore without question — beats Laura with his belt.
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Focused on mortgage and business finance, Paragon said 71 percent of applications in its core buy-to-let business were from professionals as of the end of September, rather than people renting out one or two properties.
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The dominance of the Western economies and their worldview, with the United States seen as the economic hegemon and the paragon of free markets and democracy, meant that this arrangement once gave these organizations legitimacy and power.
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But in the years before Trump's takeover of the GOP, Romney operated less as a paragon of ideological principle and more as a political chameleon -- willing to be whatever he needs to be in any given moment.
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CHICAGO, Oct 28 (Reuters) - Paragon Offshore Plc said on Friday it was evaluating its options after a U.S. judge rejected the offshore rig contractor's plan to exit bankruptcy, an unusual setback for a corporate Chapter 11 proceeding.
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The average price of a house bought in San Francisco rose by $205,000 in the first half of 2018, the largest six-month increase in history, according to MLS data compiled by local real estate agency Paragon.
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It was a striking image: Ivanka, who positions herself as both a feminist and a paragon of heteronormative white femininity, performing stereotypical women's labor, in contrast with the type of work associated with her class and privilege.
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According to Paragon Veterinary Referrals, Coronoa the "lively," year-old Lab was on a walk in the woods with her owners, Pauline and Pete Cook, when she picked up a bit of stick and swallowed the object whole.
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But even as Turkish officials, who blew the whistle on the journalist's death, pass gruesome allegations on to independent news outlets, experts say the government of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is far from a paragon of free information.
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According to management, all of Paragon's lending activities as well as the group's SPVs will be consolidated into the bank, and all of the group's staff are now employed by Paragon Bank or one of its operating subsidiaries.
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The attack on Cox last Thursday left many voters and politicians wondering whether the campaign rhetoric on both sides - warnings of economic disaster versus uncontrolled immigration - had gone too far in a country considered a paragon of stability.
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"Perhaps seeking to prove that neither time nor a bum ticker can slow him down, the 75-year old singer was a paragon of unbridled energy and enthusiasm throughout the uncharacteristically chilly Friday night performance," wrote Billboard magazine.
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The DENR on Thursday announced it had canceled the environmental compliance certificates (ECC) of three nickel mines, including INC's, and that of gold miner United Paragon Mining Corp, for failure to comply with the conditions of the permits.
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At the same time this is a rather funny "just like us" moment, when we imagine our own personal trainers (because, sure, we all have those!) showing us a picture of Beyoncé as a paragon of self-control.
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John Paragon, the actor who played Jambi the Genie on "Pee-wee's Playhouse," is being accused by a neighbor of repeatedly screaming at her to "shut her f***ing dog up!!!" and he tells TMZ ... guilty as charged.
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After raising a combined $27 million from investors, CarrierEQ Inc (Airfox) and Paragon Coin Inc agreed to pay investors back, and each will pay $250,000 in fines as part of the settlement, the regulator said in a statement.
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Inserting himself into the 2016 election But his decisions in the run-up to the 2016 presidential election and after made him the paragon of controversy, as the FBI investigated the conduct of the two main party nominees.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Even before the advent of our increasingly digital and progressively more paperless era, the paperweight was often held up as the paragon of dumb utility, its only purpose to hold papers down.
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Though Miller appears to be content, a paragon of domesticity, I could think only of the secrets she had buried inside herself: thousands of photos from the war, and the passion for photography it had cruelly taken from her.
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But in the moment, Agnew made it work; it only solidified his position as a paragon of middle-class white suburban values, as the sort of ordinary duffer who chuffed his way around the links on a weekend afternoon.
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Zuckerberg has always tried to walk an awkward line between touting online connection (of which his product is the paragon) as the greatest achievement of the new century, and shirking culpability for anything negative that might result from it.
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A coaching plan is developed after they take a career assessment and Paragon One's recommendation engine matches them with professionals on the site's marketplace, which currently has about 160 mentors (Wilkerson says there are 300 more waiting to join).
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The company, funded by and in partnership with GE, has taken a similar route to market for many other of its smart home products, including the Paragon induction cooktop, the Opal Nugget ice maker and the Monogram pizza oven.
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It takes a while for both genres to equally assert themselves, but by the end, this is a paragon of the genre: it's expressly about how technological developments might change the world, creating an entirely new form of horror.
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Most glaringly, the GOP's current frontrunner in the race for the party's presidential nomination has been a paragon of racial insensitivity, and despite this, its leaders all uneasily vow to support him for president should he secure enough delegates.
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Houston-based Paragon, which filed for Chapter 11 protection in February, wants Norton Rose Fulbright to serve as special counsel for legal and strategic issues related to foreign agents who can help the company find and maintain business overseas.
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Op-Ed Contributor SHAMLAPUR, Bangladesh — Among Westerners, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi is often mentioned as a paragon of liberty, in the same breath as Mandela and Gandhi, thanks to her decades-long campaign against Myanmar's kleptocratic military junta.
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You have no particular animosity towards blacks, gays, women, but you constantly hear the message that as a white, straight male, you are the paragon of privilege and that the hardships in your life are irrelevant or made up.
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"The sugar-ethanol parity was 15.45 cents on Tuesday," said Michael McDougall, managing director at broker Paragon Global Markets in New York, referring to the price sugar should be to reward mills at same level as their ethanol sales.
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Not in a low/high chaos, or paragon/renegade sense, influencing the overall ending, but more to reflect the particular moment-to-moment circumstances of Aloy's journey to… wherever it is she's destined for, in the final game's plot.
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While Auriemma colloquially refers to his players as guys, and he summoned Walton and Durant in oblique comparisons to the paragon of versatility known around the Huskies as Stewie, he has also been a fierce advocate for a separate women's culture.
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However, due to its bank subsidiary, Paragon had already been subject to PRA capital requirements at group level prior to the reorganisation and Paragon's current ratings already factor in the group's robust common equity Tier 1 ratio (15.9% at end-2016).
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Following the reorganisation, significant double leverage at Paragon could lead Fitch to differentiate between the credit strengths of the parent and the bank subsidiary, in particular if this is not mitigated by robust standalone liquidity management at the parent company.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Valeant Pharmaceuticals, which owns eye care products maker Bausch & Lomb, has agreed to sell Paragon Holdings to settle allegations that its acquisition of the smaller company was illegal under antitrust law, the Federal Trade Commission said on Monday.
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It's intriguing to consider the paradoxes that fueled Graham's imagination — Poussin, the paragon of Classicism, tossing his famously balanced principles of composition out the window in order to properly address his subject matter, the god of drunkenness and the irrational.
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Would this accusation have held so much weight if the Republicans hadn't already spent so much time talking about how Kavanaugh's volunteers for his daughters soccer teams and holding him up as this paragon of morality who volunteers at soup kitchens?
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Swift Energy recently emerged from bankruptcy with a $10 million minimum liquidity covenant, and bankrupt rig provider Paragon Offshore expects a court to approve a $110 million liquidity covenant as part of a restructuring plan later this month, a spokesman said.
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His recent defense of Donald Trump and his racially charged comments -- that the Republican presidential nominee "says a lot of dumb things" but that people should "get over it" -- have not exactly made Eastwood look like a paragon of racial equality.
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If this time is different, it's because Ryan is no longer seen simply as a paragon of virtue standing tall in a crowd of vice, but as the most powerful Republican in the country, and as Trump's antipode within the party.
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While our society has a ways to go in terms of achieving trans equality, and Hollywood remains far from a paragon of trans representation, without Chablis and Arquette, what progress we have seen over the past decade would be impossible.
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Regardless, what we ended up with is the paragon of rap videos circa the year 2000, with mansions, fancy cars, women in bikinis, and an inexplicable light ice room that every member of the video goes into to rap their verse.
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Marie Antoinette, that paragon of all that was wrong with pre-Revolutionary politics, recreated a small French town on the grounds of Versailles where she and her friends pretended at being milkmaids, spraying warm milk into ceramic buckets painted like wood.
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Offshore rig contractor Paragon Offshore PLC said on Wednesday it is aiming for court approval of a new plan to exit bankruptcy by June 15, bolstered by a recent deal with some creditors to cut about $2.4 billion in debt.
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But instead of paintings where men hunt wild animals, Reimer's work reveals a world where female best friends wear matching printed dresses, women lounge by themselves in surrealist, graphic landscapes, and Shelley Duvall is a paragon of beauty and talent.
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I have aways been seduced by the idea of the fresh start, the starting line that would separate the old-weak-unhealthy-lazy-unscrupulous me from New Me, a shimmering paragon of organization, powered by fresh vegetables and deep breathing.
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On the stump, Mr. Trump has invoked General MacArthur as a paragon of American toughness; in a short-lived presidential campaign, the general cast Democrats as controlled by Communists, lacking in traditional American fortitude and utterly outfoxed in international negotiations.
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Paragon Offshore PLC won a court order on Tuesday approving revisions to its planned reorganization that will allow it to hold on to more cash after lenders pressed for a bigger financial cushion for the bankrupt operator of offshore drilling rigs.
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There is no sign that grass-roots conservatives are about to return to the loftier, more traditional views embodied by McCain -- even as he is being lauded in the political world as a paragon of self-sacrifice and patriotic service.
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Among the cooks, there are those whose pizzaioli express themselves through combinations of toppings that have never before occurred to anybody (Roberta's, Paulie Gee's) or a less exhibitionistic, farm-to-table sensibility, of which the late Franny's was the paragon.
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In other words, Peter is what happens when life is totally stripped of constraints: either a paragon of Zen be-here-nowness or a worthless layabout, depending on your method of evaluating people and what page of the book you're on.
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The other thing is this feeling you have as a young student of dance that you're doing something really important, that there's this paragon of excellence you're trying to hit, and if you hit it, you will reach the sublime.
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With a bit of effort (or the assistance of a handyman), the Paragon Lock and Safe 7700 Flat Electronic Wall Safe can be installed in your home or business, and it will lie nearly flush with the wall once in place.
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The Paragon Lock and Safe 7700 Flat Electronic Wall Safe features a keypad that can be programmed with codes as short as three numbers or as long as eight, and the keys are lighted for easy use in the dark.
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Her career and motivations are easy to follow: She's a paragon of the Democratic establishment, skeptical of the party's left wing and in a good position to leverage her influence to land a plum spot in a future Democratic administration.
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It often crops up among "straight" or "objective" news reporters, who see it as entirely uncontroversial to say the national debt is a pressing policy problem (it isn't) or to hold up the American military as a paragon of national virtue.
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Chazelle himself, a 31-year-old Harvard graduate, is arguably a paragon of the dream-chasers Mia and Sebastian represent: His script for 2014's Whiplash first surfaced on The Black List, and the film went on to win three Academy Awards.
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Drilling rigs provider Paragon Offshore said on Friday that it would defer a US$15.4m interest payment on its 6.75% unsecured notes maturing in 2022 as it takes advantage of a 30-day grace period to continue negotiations with secured and unsecured bondholders.
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Bausch & Lomb and Paragon together dominated the market for three kinds of gas permeable polymer discs: Ortho-K buttons used to make lenses that reshape the cornea; large scleral lenses used to treat diseases and after surgery; and buttons for general vision correction.
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Known first for his documentaries for the fashion paragon Inès de la Fressange, he's earning attention today for weaving watercolors of his favorite fashionable addresses in Paris, London and New York into Bonjour City Map-Guides, a series of pocket-sized folding maps.
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It's so packed with borrowed sounds and aggressive statements about the nature of modern celebrity that it becomes, on a grander level, the paragon of pop music's twin dominating trends: it's never been more omnivorous, it's never been more dependent on personality.
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The need for a coherent and effective immigration policy is obvious, but the impetuous declaration at issue is not a way to achieve anything other than weakening our constitutional government that has made the United States a world-leading paragon of freedom.
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His 2:01.31 run beat the 63:03.02 Derby time of American Pharoah, the paragon that last year became the first Triple Crown winner in 37 years, but was well off the record set by Secretariat in 1973 of just under 2.00.
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There were two great romances in "Downton," both of them same-sex: between Robert, the Earl of Grantham (Hugh Bonneville), and his butler, Carson; and between Violet, the Dowager Countess (Maggie Smith), and Isobel (Penelope Wilton), the paragon of common sense and modernity.
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Shoppers in those regions will be able to order from a variety of retailers, including Costco, Kohl's, L'Occitane, PetSmart, Stop & Shop / Giant Food (depending on city) Sur La Table, Ulta Beauty, Payless, Adorama, Road Runner, Vitamin Shoppe, Whole Foods, TRU/BRU and Paragon.
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Across the sideline he could see a tandem that just might have reminded him of the one that has fueled the Saints' prolific offense these last 13 seasons, Payton and Brees, their relationship the paragon among play-calling coaches and their quarterbacks.
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That program was the source of controversy recently when the Italian-American actor Chazz Palminteri accused Ms. McCray of discrimination because the administration has not commissioned a monument honoring Mother Cabrini, the patron saint of immigrants and a paragon to many Italian-Americans.
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This new "Tipping Point" partnership program round includes Blue Origin, as mentioned, as well as SpaceX, OxEon Energy, Skyre, SpaceX, Infinity Fuel Cell and Hydrogen, Paragon Space, TallannQuest, Accion Systems, CU Aerospace, ExoTerra, Blue Canyon Technologies, Astrobotic Technology, Intuitive Machines and Luna Innovations.
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He may have been heralded as a paragon of fashion modernity with his iPhone and his 300 iPods (this is, after all, an industry in which some chief executives still don't use email), but in this, at least, he was resolutely old-fashioned.
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However, given that we can't pry this man out of the White House for the time being, we need to get over this impulse to go into denial mode about black communities' problems just because the person mentioning them isn't a paragon of racial sensitivity.
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"The disabled body is exalted as one of being a moral paragon and an inspiration precisely because of the disability and not the identity formed because of it," says John Altmann, a scholar in Disability Studies who is living with Cerebral Palsy in New Hampshire.
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Since then, Cofactor Genomics has secured CAP/CLIA accreditation, validated and launched two initial products: Pinnacle, which thumbs through nearly 600 RNA biomarkers associated with good drug response, and Paragon, which is an RNA-based immunophenotyping assay that can be broadly applied to cancer therapy.
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But Donna Lieberman, executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, cautioned that the state still had "a lot of work to do before we can call ourselves a paragon of democracy," noting ongoing political gerrymandering and other stalled efforts to enact electoral reform.
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Bankruptcy court for district of Delaware by order dated December 9, 2016 * Noble Environmental Power LLC says all creditors other than paragon noble retained 100% of their claims * Noble Environmental Power LLC completes financial restructuring and emerges from Chapter 11 Source text for Eikon:
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Rachel Robinson, now 94, has been the keeper of the flame and a paragon of strength from the time she met her husband at U.C.L.A. to the morning he collapsed in her arms from a fatal heart attack at their home in Connecticut on Oct.
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What a piece of work is man, How noble in reason, how infinite in faculty, In form and moving how express and admirable, In action how like an Angel, In apprehension how like a god, The beauty of the world, The paragon of animals.
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The taste for militarism and global domination vanished, and in its place rose an intense desire to be a paragon of gentle innocence, so much so that many Japanese saw themselves as the victims of the war's Pacific Theater, instead of its principal perpetrators.
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San Francisco's housing bubble continues to grow — with the median sale price for a home in the city soaring to a new high of $1.6 million in the first quarter of 2018, according to a new report from Paragon Real Estate Group, per Bloomberg.
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For three high-spending, high-flying months, he campaigned essentially as a phantasm, ubiquitous in television commercials but averse to interviews, a supposed paragon of electability who had yet to put himself before voters, more idea than actuality, able to be seen but not touched.
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Her visibility is thoroughly unwelcome; whether that stranger is a cop, a landlord, or a particularly aggressive white person, they are all more likely to see Nuñez as (in her words) "a dangerous, criminal, brown thing" rather than a paragon of radical transgender personhood.
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Still, the truly arcane might be the final frontier of serious connoisseurship, and one artist who has emerged as a paragon for collectors who appreciate a struggle is Darren Bader, a conceptual artist who even a decade ago would have been considered rabidly noncommercial.
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Michael D. Healy, a highly decorated Army major general who became a paragon for Green Berets, especially when he led them in Vietnam after a scandalous murder case in 1969 had depleted morale, died on April 14 at a hospital near his home in Jacksonville, Fla.
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