It's prestige television for sure, but the wrong kind of prestige.
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It's a prestige play, even if the prestige isn't all that great, either, according to Reynolds.
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The PCC "cannot remain quiet, as they will lose prestige, and prestige in the long term represents money".
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In particular, Disney has never been great at playing to either the prestige film or prestige TV market.
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You'd expect that prestige television would come with, well, prestige salaries for the actors who perform in these shows.
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Prestige podcasts, like prestige television shows, tend to have an audience that believes itself literate, well-informed, and reasonable.
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But China has gained considerable regional and international prestige from its space efforts, prestige that can translate into geostrategic influence.
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What it also did was massively undermine Hughes's interest in indefinitely subsidizing a prestige journalism play that was no longer bringing him prestige.
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Netflix just capped off a big year, getting into the prestige — and less-than-prestige — film business, while growing to 70 million subscribers.
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The weather is getting crisper, the fancy prestige books are starting to come out, and the fancy prestige prizes are starting to make their choices.
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She said he had been working part-time with Prestige Limousine for more than a year and that she had overheard him complaining about Prestige Limousine's vehicles before.
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Citigroup took the first shot in 2014, redesigning the Citi Prestige Card with help from recently poached AmEx executives — but Prestige never caught as much consumer attention as the Platinum Card.
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As Game of Thrones exits, HBO needed a prestige replacement.
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We will fight to safeguard the prestige of the state.
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The prestige of the labor movement was much greater then.
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But the prestige of being a Nobel laureate remains undiminished.
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It confuses equality under the law with equal social prestige.
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American prestige, wagered on ousting Mr Maduro, would suffer, too.
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Prestige television just wasn't meant to make you pee yourself.
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It's time we recognize them with prestige and shiny trophies.
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Foreign airline executives see more than a prestige project, however.
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Poetry retains some old world prestige, the stuff of Shakespeare
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It wants to be the Prestige Hit of the Summer.
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STUDIES: For Vladimir Putin, the Arctic is a prestige project.
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And most importantly, he has excellent taste in prestige television.
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"Canned foods come with prestige in some way," he said.
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But as one prestige TV door closes, another one opens.
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Some exist merely to enhance the prestige of their founders.
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Ignominious defeats in Malaya, Singapore and Burma undermined British prestige.
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They also rejected intervention bids from Prestige Gifting, Connexity, Pricegrabber.
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Because Sunday night is sort of prestige TV night now.
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These achievements are not merely a matter of academic prestige.
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Then he didn't want to put me in ''The Prestige.
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Failure to do so will diminish Congress' prestige and authority.
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Still, the Times list provides an unparalleled level of prestige.
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The prestige of literary prizes is largely dependent on sponsors.
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If anything, Fantastic Beasts feels like a prestige television series.
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Netflix makes creating prestige dramas part of its business model.
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They didn't pursue the captaincy for the prestige it conveyed.
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Even some of the Prestige dancers' mothers were taken aback.
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There's prestige in discovering something that nobody would have predicted.
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He's supposed to be a prestige TV and film star!
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In the drama "The Prestige" (2006) he played Alfred Borden.
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He is a symbol of Iran's power, prestige, and reach.
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Kosinski denied these claims, but he never recovered his prestige.
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This is not just a matter of United States prestige.
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Take the Oscars, moviedom's ultimate show of power and prestige.
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"Prestige" movies just tend not to be the highest earners.
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Instead, Gerwig's film more closely resembles a prestige TV drama.
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The Prestige 14 didn't weigh my backpack down much either.
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At maximum settings, the Prestige was topping out at 214fps.
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For Deutsche Bank, the relationship offered both money and prestige.
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I drove the 403t Prestige model, optioned up to $240,260.
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There's a reason the SX Prestige has a waiting list.
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"It offers exposure and probably credibility and prestige," he said.
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In recent weeks, prestige films have done well in general.
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Similarly, John F. Kennedy was born into wealth and prestige.
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Some argue the prestige of an award nomination drives membership.
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He dropped out of college before graduating and joined Prestige.
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Neither money nor prestige can protect black athletes from racism.
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The Premier League remains the prestige league in world football.
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Candidates receiving media attention enjoyed elevated name recognition and prestige.
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The problem is, there's still prestige that comes with it.
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It was the beginning of this particular stage of prestige television.
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"Istanbul is not just about prestige, it's about money," said Khatib.
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Is Into the Badlands the perfect alternative to Marvel's prestige projects?
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The prize may not enhance Mr Santos's prestige among ordinary voters.
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Driving a cab doesn't have a lot of prestige, he said.
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Why: Memento, The Dark Knight, The Prestige, Inception, Batman Begins, Interstellar.
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Theaters are still gatekeepers for prestige movies in a real way.
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LN: We also have to ask ourselves what merits Oscar prestige.
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In the second quarter of 2019, prestige makeup was down 4%.
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A call to Prestige Limousine's office in Gansevoort rang unanswered Monday.
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Plus, of course, the prestige that comes with being national champions.
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I don't need the money or the titles or the prestige.
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Dominance and prestige are two ways to acquire high social status.
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Currently, Cadillac is considered General Motors' "prestige" brand, for good reason.
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Could the channel pump out a different kind of Prestige TV?
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Unlike The Prestige, the first season of Westworld will age poorly.
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Playboy then was tamer than some of today's prestige cable dramas.
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Prestige, however, doesn't pay the rent in the now-prosperous neighborhood.
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It's more about prestige and the movie's legacy that lives on.
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But prestige was not enough to keep Mr. Coles at Harvard.
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Maybe it didn't check enough of the usual prestige-television boxes.
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He later did the same for his Prestige and CTI recordings.
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If sportswear had a prestige category, it would be basketball sneakers.
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Joining the SMI is more than just a matter of prestige.
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The prestige and the efficacy of democracy itself is in question.
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But the power of money and prestige and polish is extreme.
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The prestige of this group, I think, deserves to be higher.
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One fetishizes the historical prestige of painting; the other, multidisciplinary experimentation.
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Working with Ms. Bloomfield confers prestige in restaurants around the world.
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Even Ronaldo cannot restore an entire league's prestige all by himself.
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In practice, airlines are bound up with ideas of national prestige.
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"It's the legacy prestige brands that really drive sales," Chukumba said.
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The 1960s saw an increase in the brand's prestige and clientele.
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" For Mercedes, it's "prestige," Lexus gets "reliability" and for Audi, "design.
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The World Cup's prestige is not related to its prize money.
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Prestige class passengers also had access to a larger movie screen.
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There's also a more upscale Prestige trim that starts at $79,100.
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In the realm of abundance, everything — money, happiness, prestige — is plentiful.
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What we call prestige television is often a function of marketing.
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We live in an era of peak television – peak prestige television.
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The streaming giant has set its sights on prestige film festivals.
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If you want to lower the prestige of opponents' gyms, you take a team of six Pokémon up against however many they have set as defenders, and if you win, their prestige goes down a notch.
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Unilever has been adding to its "prestige" portfolio in 2017, acquiring luxury beauty brands including Kate Somerville and Murad, but this will be its first "prestige" haircare purchase (it currently owns brands including Suave, Dove and Tresemmé).
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This is an awful lot of options you have for spending those prestige points, and that's setting aside the fact that you can spend prestige to buy reinforcements for depleted units or kit them out with specialists.
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The third category, "prestige," reflects the status or wealth of the owner.
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And I think the prestige took quite a big hit this week.
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The headphone's design looks very similar to Grado's affordable Prestige series headphones.
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Prestige films come out in the fall to maximize award season potential.
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The point is that Erdogan's diplomatic prestige has suffered a serious blow.
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The prestige of a college's brand on a résumé doesn't impress him.
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Yet the fact is truly carefree clubbing is a prestige of privilege.
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Ford built this GT to reclaim the racing prestige it once held.
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After all, both are dystopian prestige TV offerings inspired by classic novels.
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Visibility and prestige are vitally important to preserving and promoting endangered languages.
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Australia's number-one prestige beauty brand has set the bar pretty high.
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"I do think there's kind of a national prestige issue," Harrell said.
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Another boost to the mother ship comes in the form of prestige.
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Consumers now want experience, they want prestige, they want boutique, not CoverGirl.
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So it's impossible for me to enjoy the same prestige as Jobs.
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One reason is the need to preserve the prestige of Communist leaders.
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China is not only recapitulating American science's cold-war national-prestige boom.
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On a heavily hyped prestige series fans waited 25 years to see.
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Its best showing was in prestige and sophistication where it placed 10th.
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Instead, Netflix's splashy foray into the prestige-movie arena felt perpetually buffering.
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Now, she's gearing up to change the face of prestige beauty, too.
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For example, The Prestige, co-written by Westworld co-creator Jonathan Nolan.
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Still others, like Serial, marry the obsessive model with public radio prestige.
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The Young Pope is peak prestige TV, for better and for worse.
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Why did you decide to transition from prestige cinema to pop music?
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Prestige television has moved beyond the laugh track and the studio audience.
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Hussain is the son of Shahed Hussain, the owner of Prestige Limousine.
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As its reputation has grown, so has the prestige of its acts.
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We move to the final stage of "prestige" when the magic occurs.
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You can guess which roles come with more power, prestige and pay.
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And there was a shortage of prestige-minded films with diverse casts.
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Under Stalin, "order" and national prestige trumped human rights or civil liberties.
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It wasn't a "secret society" that precipitated the bureau's loss of prestige.
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This is the second time Phil has referenced 'The Prestige' this week.
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We are about to enter into the weeds of Prestige Book Season.
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For instance, big technological leaps can provide prestige, exposure, glory, and spectacle.
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There's no prestige in having long hair—at least there shouldn't be.
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For the featured companies, inclusion could bring opportunities as well as prestige.
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Until our industry stops valuing prestige over merit, this will not change.
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What they lack in prize money, they make up for in prestige.
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It strikes me that there are established economies of prestige in academia.
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The outreach workers said that for many participants, the program offers prestige.
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The Citi Prestige earns an unbeatable 5x ThankYou Points on this spend.
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The word is now used to signify places of prestige or charm.
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Far from deflating Dods's prestige, such accusations would only add to it.
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Will having a larger team give you higher prestige in your market?
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Their prestige, said Dr. Main, is also central to Britain's international reputation.
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Another nontrivial sacrifice you're making with the Prestige 14 is battery life.
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The sequel to Naughty Dog's prestige action game is finally upon us.
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But even prestige options can contain harsh abrasives or potentially harmful chemicals.
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Nixon's speech painted a dismal picture of American prestige in the world.
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So if you prioritize prestige, subtlety or cornering, there are better options.
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Pilots are no less impressive today, but quantity has diminished their prestige.
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The loss of an NFL team was another unwelcome blow to prestige.
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It is throwing billions of dollars behind prestige projects and new talent.
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Local politicians view Landesbanks as boosting prestige and employment in their regions.
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Olga, on the other hand, became a victim of her lover's prestige.
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Still, the prestige of being picked by Pelosi has plenty of advantages.
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In Brooklyn, the sport hasn't reached that level of prestige just yet.
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Mosquera ended up picking the student who wasn't of high government prestige.
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She is the marketing manager in New York for Prestige Wine Imports.
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That meant the then-new Commerce Department was a high-prestige agency.
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A true master of virtual creature warfare, PowerFang explains that gym control works on a prestige basis: the more prestige a gym has, the higher its level, and the more pokémon that can be stationed there to defend it.
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Jon Snow was definitely impressed, even if he couldn't compete with Dany's prestige.
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The Prestige card is already a "strong offering," he told reporters on Friday.
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Like countless prestige series before it, The Act begins with a fatal mystery.
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An attorney for Prestige did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's requests for comment.
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Masahiko: In terms of categories, prestige brands, luxury brands are driving the growth.
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Frozen waffles deserve just as much prestige as french cuisine, if not more.
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But creating a prestige, envy-inducing item is very much on the agenda.
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Never before has the gap between drugstore and prestige products been so small.
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The working super-rich do allow yachting prestige to trickle down a bit.
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He was an intimidating man who took Lawton High's literary prestige very seriously.
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But of course, pride and prestige do not on their own bring stability.
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His victory represents a huge blow to American power and prestige in Asia.
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The gap between mass and prestige beauty products has never been so small.
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For many e-sports games, it's the largest stage with lots of prestige.
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The forum is a prestige project for Putin, a native of St Petersburg.
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Recently DiACardio won 1st place in a prestige global innovation competition in China.
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In fact, a lot of them stood up to our favorite prestige formulas.
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In both business and football, his hunger for prestige and influence was insatiable.
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Unlike Microsoft's controller, the Scuf Prestige uses lithium-ion batteries and is rechargeable.
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"prestige rather than money" from these stories of her family, which were too
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Using the prestige of government service to build a brand is not illegal.
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The prestige beauty category includes products sold mainly in U.S. department stores. Inc.
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The Young Pope takes the "prestige" script and flips it on its head.
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They earn their own wage and they carry a lot of social prestige.
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Europe's cultural prestige is their evidence for the racial superiority of white America.
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That's to say nothing of the prestige roles typically available to Black actors.
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The A1753 line comes in three trim offerings: Premium, Premium Plus and Prestige.
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And there, just along the road, claiming prestige by association, is No.1.
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Russians, accustomed to the international prestige that superpower status affords, have responded predictably.
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Prestige aside, the Eisner may be the least of this graphic novel's accomplishments.
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For example, the Citi Prestige Card issues a $250 air travel credit annually.
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The long sought-after prestige is muted by ready access to private cash.
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What Disney lacks in numbers, it seems to make up for with prestige.
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And to win this tournament, with all the prestige it holds, is incredible.
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He has prestige and is a political force, mainly with the poorer voters.
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ML: I think it was bought as a prestige statement without even thinking.
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The sense of belonging, prestige, the feeling that you're doing something high status.
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Mr. Allison recorded his debut album, "Back Country Suite," for Prestige in 1957.
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Mr. Hussain is the son of Shahed Hussain, the owner of Prestige Limousine.
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In addition to having more prestige, the highest-ranked detectives earn significantly more.
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Traditionally, academics have earned prestige by publishing new findings in high-impact journals.
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Not even family, the last refuge of a prestige-TV scoundrel, is sacred.
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She identified the competition for prestige as the ultimate source of piggish chauvinism.
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He sees culture as a means to achieve prestige and assert national identity.
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The president, the courts, and the Congress would compete for power and prestige.
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Prestige Ameritech has quadrupled its typical production to 83 million masks a day.
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They are ambitious, industrious New Yorkers with money, prestige, a degree of fame.
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But China's chip companies should still listen to the market, not chase prestige.
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Revelations after the war about Stalin's crimes further damaged the party's international prestige.
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The intoxicating prestige of Washington ultimately yields to the sobriety of private life.
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And he earned prestige with a resume built on exaggerated and dubious achievements.
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For his part, Damore has welcomed his newfound prestige in right-wing circles.
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It's more of a Saturday-morning adventure than a Sunday-night prestige project.
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They should avoid making subsidiary issues tests of their national strength and prestige.
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The future will be to the present as TikTok is to prestige television.
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Mary is the third of the illustrious cast, a prestige score for her.
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Mr. Neustadt identified a second resource that aids in presidential persuasion: public prestige.
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Perhaps the deepest cuts felt will be to the Russian athletes' loss of prestige.
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Citigroup, he said, needs to respond with more givebacks on its Prestige premium card.
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Raising this Prestige makes it more difficult for other teams to take it over.
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We are selling prestige luxury kind of product, which are very expensive like $100.
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Their prestige is based on their ability to pick and publish only the best.
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It's potty humor turned prestige TV, through the sheer force of well-crafted story.
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NYU used to be a commuter school with little money and even less prestige.
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Most of his output—Memento, Prestige, Inception, Dunkirk, the upcoming Tenet—plays with time.
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We've come even farther since 2001 and the year of the prestige single mom.
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There are also a number of prestige series from its most prestigious network, HBO.
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Before Mr Hu writes editorials, staff collect views from "prestige, mainstream" experts and officials.
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And few drama creators at cable's prestige networks — HBO, Showtime, FX, AMC, et al.
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It has me thinking about unconscious prejudice and what merits prestige in our culture.
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"It's about the prestige and the umbrella effect on other Russian issuers," he said.
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In addition, a large arms market can be seen as a symbol of prestige.
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It could turn out to be a miniature Dubai—or an unaffordable prestige project.
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"Grana y Montero's prestige is damaged," Grana's general manager Alvarado told local broadcaster RPP.
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But there are a few higher-prestige awards — four of them, to be specific.
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It is possible the greater representation of women in these areas lowers their prestige.
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Amazon's media arm just won the brand prestige with its first-ever Oscar nod.
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The Labrador's popularity comes despite a dearth of prestige in the AKC's show circuit.
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The Citi Prestige card comes with 50,000 points, which is worth $500 in travel.
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The company says that 59% of prestige beauty buyers' first purchase comes at airports.
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But Patagonia's prestige and consumer loyalty could help move the needle in the industry.
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But Patagonia's prestige and consumer loyalty could help move the needle in the industry.
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Westworld is pretty, to be sure, but it always feels like Prestige TV 101.
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Tremaine quote tweeted it with the caption "The prestige ♠️🤹🏾♂️🤠🤼♂️." pic.twitter.
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The grandest universities use suites for comfort but also as a display of prestige.
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It doesn't take the prestige drama format and try anything remotely unique with it.
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Famuyiwa directs it like a middlebrow prestige picture, all tasteful compositions and somber music.
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It has all the markings of prestige, but Sorrentino isn't content to stop there.
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Whether it was business or religion, the goal was always to enhance family prestige.
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But with the rise of prestige cable and streaming TV, swearing has become commonplace.
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It was football as reality show when the NFL would rather be prestige drama.
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Mr. Berggruen makes it easy for even very busy people to lend their prestige.
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I tried to fill that hole inside me with money and power and prestige.
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Index-makers enjoy the prestige that comes from compiling a market's most recognised benchmark.
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Political prisoners enjoy the highest prestige because of the power of their personal courage.
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Start-up technology companies are clamoring for the prestige of a Palo Alto address.
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It's a prestige drama during a time when that's seen as somewhat degraded currency.
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You can now pick up the Philips Lumea Prestige for just £299 on Amazon.
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His dramatic defection to the West in 1961 was a blow to Soviet prestige.
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Remnick heads The New Yorker, which nestles atop the American pyramid of intellectual prestige.
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As a result, we lost our influence and international prestige without any clear benefit.
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The other real pressure for some of these large endowments is the prestige factor.
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Either way, the demand for prestige content, and those who make it, has soared.
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The most important part of a career transition, these executives say, isn't increased prestige.
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The amount of money, prestige, or perceived opportunities Kaepernick and others have is irrelevant.
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Each state is represented equally in the Senate, irrespective of population, size or prestige.
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Plus all the evidence he's grown enamored of the trappings and prestige of government.
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Sony does, on occasion, back prestige projects, even if the financials are a gamble.
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You only got on that board if you had a lot of public prestige.
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I remember the art-world prestige of that work in the sixties and seventies.
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Many experts and international leaders believe that decision has cost America prestige and influence.
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But there may also be a separate prestige hierarchy, where the cool kids are.
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PG Many of the #MeToo survivors are movie stars and media figures with prestige.
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Oh, speaking of treachery and prestige, the American Crossword Puzzle Tournament is on, babies.
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The result is a world in which America's prestige and influence is greatly diminished.
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Some firefighters viewed the reorganization as representing a potential loss of prestige and benefits.
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These discerning patrons certainly had in mind a conspicuous display of wealth and prestige.
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Here, soccer is about the confluence of money, prestige, and a polished global image.
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By the end of its third season, Downton Abbey was no longer prestige television.
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Each infinitesimal advantage counts, and unfathomable amounts of money and prestige are at stake.
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His retirement announcement capped a precipitous fall from prestige and power in recent months.
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Amazon and rival Netflix in general have pushed up prices for such prestige fare.
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For 71 years, the Paris was a lush haven for fans of prestige films.
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Furthermore, American prestige in Vietnam is riding high following President Obama's visit last May.
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From there, prestige television has become ever more addicted to this style of storytelling.
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MSI Prestige 14 specs: The Prestige's display, unfortunately, does not stand out as much.
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In creative tasks, the Prestige got the job done but wasn't an exceptional performer.
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What is their explanation for giving him more power, more salary, and more prestige?
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"The Waldorf is a prestige brand, and Hilton is a midpriced brand," she said.
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I blame prestige television and the early-2000s vampire boom for glamorizing psychopathic tendencies.
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It's "The Outsider" dipped in noir sauce and coated in HBO-prestige bread crumbs.
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In the exclusive meritocracy, prestige is defined by how many people you can reject.
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Trump may have a point when it comes to a loss of location prestige.
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But some people simply need the luxury of a car, not a prestige automobile.
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The Scuf Prestige in particular is designed for competitive use even in PC games.
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You can keep Game of Thrones — this is what real prestige television looks like.
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Prestige is looking into Lisinicchia's history as part of an internal investigation, Kindlon said.
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No liberal Hollywood prestige picture about Trump can beat what's already happening for Trump.
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And luckily, fall makes that easy to do, because fall is prestige book season.
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His father insisted that this wasn't just about family prestige or future job prospects.
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" Tapper's reasoning: Other leaders haven't met with Kim to avoid giving the dictatorship "prestige.
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Under the Obama administration, there was intense competition for NSC slots given their prestige.
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But no country can rely solely on its destination prestige to save them alone.
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It's, of course, prestige-ass prestige TV about a scumbag billionaire (Bobby Axelrod, played by Damian Lewis) and his empire of influence, and the principled, but also-privileged Attorney General (Chuck Rhoades, Paul Giamatti at his finest) who is out to get him.
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The awards lend prestige along with bragging rights that the studios can use in advertising.
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I stayed in the Prestige room, one notch above the basic unit, overlooking the garden.
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It does boost his prestige, it does-- INGRAHAM: That&aposs Trump though Chris, come on.
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Knowing this, you gain a deeper understanding of films like Interstellar, Inception, and The Prestige.
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For the undergraduate students in the thick of it, such prestige comes with its faults.
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But if you want a taste of Michelin prestige without emptying your wallet, there's hope.
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In the intervening years, the tenets of physician prestige and self-regulation have remained intact.
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The Prestige is not just a neat magic trick; it's about rivalry, obsession, science vs.
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They, like his masterpiece sculpture "Pietà" (1499), suffer from what I consider Michelangelo's prestige problem.
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Both Qiyana and Senna will feature "prestige" skins designed by LV artistic director Nicolas Ghesquière.
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It is because Hollywood has stopped making "prestige pictures" of the "Titanic" and "Braveheart" variety.
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All we ask is that you use your newfound Netflix prestige to bring back Sense8.
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That data was based off sales in apparel, toys, technology, athletic footwear and prestige fragrances.
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In creative professions, social media prestige now carries more weight than degrees or significant experience.
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It is the crux of his domestic propaganda, and the army's prestige rests on it.
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Flip provides an outlet for some great meta jabs at the state of prestige television.
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They roll out the blockbusters in the summer and their prestige items in the fall.
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My parents, two Foreign Service Officers, had that: meaning and money, public service and prestige.
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Without a single major indie or "prestige" breakout at the box office, audiences clearly agreed.
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"He says he is marrying data analytics with creativity to design prestige product," Cramer explained.
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Prestige issued 220 more Coltrane albums after he'd left the label as his stature grew.
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Prestige has been ordered to stop operating pending an investigation, Cuomo said, according to Newsday.
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Several strong new candidates, meanwhile, come from the world of prestige cable or streaming services.
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These factors bring out normal human traits of self-interest and the desire for prestige.
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The transaction will also bolster the company's gastrointestinal and pediatric care portfolios, Prestige Brands said.
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Most prestige dramas tell one or two central stories with a couple of main characters.
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Even when showrunners started constructing prestige series around female leads, the masculinity paradigm still lingered.
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His ideal figure was FDR, a master cultivator of both professional reputation and public prestige.
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The EU would lose much prestige from the exit of one of its biggest members.
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The prestige of instinct is the traumatized reaction against too many centuries of unreasonable reason.
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It would have good reason: its prestige and prosperity depend on a rules-based order.
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When a space is monetized, its value spreads into the less tangible medium of prestige.
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China will enjoy a brief period of prestige and attention as a major space power.
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As the prestige of the Lake Nona project has grown, more institutions are coming aboard.
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Trump's visit gave Xi the chance to demonstrate Chinese power and prestige like never before.
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Despite their prestige, I didn't love them all, which was completely fine and not unexpected.
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Even if Netflix doesn't vanquish its rivals, the future of prestige TV still looks bleak.
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"Our prestige was at stake to crack this case as soon as possible," he said.
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I don't disagree — a lot of prestige television involves mumbling and thick, heavily-coached accents.
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Do they think Young Pope is the fall of prestige TV or self-aware genius?
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They are prestige Netflix programming up against the 11th season of The Big Bang Theory.
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There might be a prestige element to having long, curly hair on the metal scene.
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The self-made class has grown confidant, supported by the prestige that wealth can provide.
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The prestige of solving the puzzle and the chance to save lives are possible rewards.
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Primary care doctors typically are paid less, and the field carries less prestige, he said.
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I review movies for National Review and have strong opinions about many prestige television shows.
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And they will have to maintain the prestige of the Munich company, a critical favorite.
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The army's penchant for politics has always been tied to the prestige of the monarchy.
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News networks, seeking ratings and political prestige, have jockeyed to host the Democratic primary debates.
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Cable news has been, if anything, worse, and many prestige outlets have joined the pileup.
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American exchanges offer prestige and a broader investor base that Chinese entrepreneurs can find attractive.
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The Prestige girls looked at it furtively, as if they didn't want to jinx it.
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Altered Carbon is Netflix's new prestige science fiction mystery about the cost of eternal life.
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The agreement's apologists say that altering or negating the agreement will irreparably harm America's prestige.
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It is not, however, particularly fancy, the kind of place that oozes exclusivity or prestige.
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"The main thing is obviously the prestige or the clout that comes with it," Lowkey.
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And prestige cosmetics companies such as L'Oreal, Estee Lauder and Shiseido are reaping the benefits.
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Having FX content exclusively on Hulu immediately gives the streaming service a level of prestige.
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In the past fifteen months, this canon has grown considerably in both content and prestige.
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As Christopher Caldwell writes in Imprimis, Putin's international prestige starts with the story he tells.
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But prestige in the restaurant business has been derived by high prices for too long.
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The veneer of academic prestige has helped Mars and Tang institute unusual arrangements at Clinc.
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It always had this prestige, but in a way that it wasn't a department store.
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But she got her start, and a certain prestige, at an Applebee's in Fayetteville, Ark.
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In horse racing, the greatest amount of prestige is usually found in races for colts.
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Prestige is not defined, according to Matt Moody, Vault's senior editor who oversees the survey.
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As long as the school can provide a solid education, don't stress about its prestige.
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This potentially wise move spared him from immediately investing prestige in a course of action.
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It is more about a deep-seated ambition for prestige and national assertion against enemies.
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One direction, he said, is "electrification as the new prestige," a trend driven by Tesla.
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Destabilizing actors, first among them Iran, have exploited the perceived decline in America's regional prestige.
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They sipped Prestige beer and 7-Up, as Beyoncé and Rihanna played in the background.
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In office, he used his tremendous prestige to consolidate American nationhood at an uncertain moment.
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Walter with his money and prestige or Victor with his unbroken marriage and flatfoot honor?
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And because it's a British prestige production, "The Crown" is dotted with stellar supporting performances.
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"Salvator Mundi" represented a major prestige purchase in the art world, if a controversial one.
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For the "reader," in those word-heavy prestige packages, the words actually are an afterthought.
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Rather, it's more like training alongside Buakaw, in a gym given instant prestige by association.
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Kaine's elevation suggests a possible shift in momentum and prestige back to the centrist wing.
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More prestige-level shows from Hulu doesn't mean less overall opportunity for Netflix, and vice versa.
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I've tried prestige picks, and I've tried random shit that I found at the dollar store.
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But these days, the meet can be as much about traditional prestige as about modern indignities.
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Have you ever wondered if celebs watch the same prestige (or lowbrow) television that you do?
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The EFO library ranges from forgotten Nicolas Cage thrillers to prestige pics like Martin Scorsese's Silence.
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Prestige TV has yet to run out of fascinating new topics to turn into sparkly programs.
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They have this warped prestige image thing, only the best are meant to be working here.
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However, it remains confident that the addition of a prestige competition will be a welcome inclusion.
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The jobs can also lead to membership in the ruling Communist Party, which brings additional prestige.
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He was previously portrayed onscreen by none other than David Bowie in Christopher Nolan's The Prestige.
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It's not all that surprising given the air of prestige surrounding Bighetti and Bachman's infamous unpredictability.
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At moniquemeloche, Genevieve Gaignard's artworks are marked with a nostalgic brand of Black femininity and prestige.
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Joe Wright's experience with period dramas like Anna Karenina and Atonement makes him a prestige pick.
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Avoiding any hierarchy of prestige or loss, privates take their place alongside generals and national heroes.
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Sid, a neurotic novelist aspiring to J.D. Salinger-like prestige, has instead made his money copywriting.
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It also generated a template that other colleges could tailor to their budgets, creativity and prestige.
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Why Is Pop Culture Obsessed With Turning The Tragedies Of American Dynasties Into Prestige TV & Film?
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We are one step closer to seeing Jennifer Garner receive her long overdue prestige TV treatment.
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"It has me thinking about unconscious prejudice and what merits prestige in our culture," Nyong'o writes.
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Playing the 'Tibet card' shows the U.S. government is overdrawing its political credit and international prestige.
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On the other hand, the practical prestige of the vice presidency has risen in recent decades.
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There's a reason the rise of so-called prestige drama parallels the growth of the internet.
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But it thrives in prestige television, where antiheroes are routinely 17 steps ahead of everybody else.
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Given the prestige drama's overarching themes of corruption and manipulation, this is not a surprising development.
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Correction: In the second quarter of 2019, prestige makeup was down 4%, according to NPD Group.
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A series like this could be a step toward commissioning its own wave of prestige programming.
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When being interviewed by the dominant or high prestige employers, our participants' voices became higher pitched.
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American television used to tackle social issues in its "prestige programming" as a matter of course.
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The intangible cost to the credibility and prestige of democratic politics in Latin America is incalculable.
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Dong's activities "hurt the prestige and leading role of the party and the state," police said.
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From January through April, studios released fare aimed at adults, but without a veneer of prestige.
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Having to obey IMF conditions in return for assistance would be a blow to his prestige.
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But money isn't the only thing bestowed by NEA and NEH grants—they also lend prestige.
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But is all this prestige content enough to fend off the competition waiting at the gates?
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They want to keep everything the same so they don't lose their position, power and prestige.
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Instead, it demonstrates what happens when Netflix's prestige- and pedigree-obsessed creative strategy overrides all functionality.
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Bongani Cigars wants to become the first choice for Africans looking for a prestige smoking experience.
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Each awards show, no matter its prestige, would be dramatically improved by a live celebrity smooch.
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Counterbalancing that could be the prestige and public acclaim that come with making a major case.
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The holy grail of the racing industry, in terms of location and prestige, has been found.
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The majority of China's space ambitions remain focused on boosting Chinese prestige at home and abroad.
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It's hard to suspend the disbelief when prestige can be conjured at the whims of corporate.
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The Prestige, 2006: Please try to convince me this isn't a wig, I seriously dare you.
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Turns out "GOT" and lots of other prestige TV shows really are darker than older shows.
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Wider distribution and reliance on promotions to boost sales also eroded the prestige of its brand.
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As if the scenery and prestige weren't enough of an incentive, prizes for racers totaled $84,400.
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Sectors with more prestige, like banking or finance, face higher targets, of 193% for larger companies.
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The headlines following her surprise primary victory last summer have only increased in volume and prestige.
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Well, it's curious though, that as governments pretensions and solicitousness have grown, its prestige has plummeted.
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So with both money and prestige on the line, Wright has decided to fully freak out.
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Hussain's family ran the rental company, Prestige Limo, that owned the limo involved in the crash.
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Live, racing is much more exciting, and prestige racing venues like Saratoga continue to do well.
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Hosting it also carries prestige and signals international recognition of Kazakhstan's commitment to nuclear non-proliferation.
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We are present in all segments, in the lower, middle, high end, prestige, whatever you want.
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This was the sweet spot, timingwise, for a bombastic prestige drama about the world of money.
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The prestige of the Senate does not, in her estimation, offset its torpid pace of change.
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I briefly revisited being at the Prestige with my father and the good time we'd had.
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Laffitte does not mention the prestige of the courts or the bar as a guiding principle.
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EMEA VP Sharp added that the prestige SoftBank carries should help C2FO in the long run.
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If the marriage is a sham, so is the prestige that flows from her exhausted resume.
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"The US military is viewed as a prestigious club ... It's an indicator of prestige," Palmer said.
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Since then, the cost of transportation sank, but truckers' pay, prestige, and working conditions have tumbled.
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Unless we get our act together, America's power, prestige, wealth and global leadership will be lost.
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Top-performing categories include prestige beauty, women's apparel, athletic footwear and small home appliances, Cohen said.
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Only real estate developers, prestige-minded corporate tenants and The Times used Avenue of the Americas.
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Noble Audio has a pretty awesome selection of Prestige earbuds, which can cost up to $3003,2300.
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It's also visually beautiful, and boldly confident in its rejection of prestige-drama pacing and style.
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"It is not yet too late to recover our vanished prestige in South Africa," he wrote.
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And her books aren't just getting the prestige TV treatment: They're being treated as prophetic texts.
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There's great prestige in being the founder of something, the lone entrepreneur who creates something new.
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"The idea that the only prestige content is in movie theaters is a fallacy," she added.
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The Gaslight "had a dominant presence on the street, more prestige than anyplace else," he wrote.
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And Anne Hathaway hasn't signed on to star in a major prestige movie since Les Misérables.
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Before she opened Prestige, Crupi was a dancer for what was then the New Jersey Nets.
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How do you think machine learning advances will change the prestige economy that we're used to?
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There's far less prestige associated with conceptual papers or papers that provide some new analytical insight.
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Some well-known scientists boycott those "prestige" journals to protest their perceived clubbiness and inflated status.
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To meet increased demand, Prestige Ameritech hired hundreds of new employees and expanded its manufacturing capabilities.
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Korean and Chinese historical dramas Tired of the same old U.S. prestige TV and sitcom reruns?
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Mike Bowen, whose company, Prestige Ameritech, makes masks in a factory in North Richland Hills, Tex.
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The other branches, as well as the populace, would obey the justices because of their prestige.
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Domestic companies like Prestige Ameritech, the country's largest mask maker, have scrambled to pump up production.
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They also get more media attention because of having access to more researchers, prestige and funding.
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Michelin stars bring prestige but also intense pressure to chefs, some of whom have committed suicide.
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They also told her that they view rhino horn as a luxury product that confers prestige.
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The wreck also has placed Prestige Limousine Chauffeur Service and its owner, Shahed Hussain, under scrutiny.
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US Department of Transportation records show Prestige Limousine Chauffeur Service has two drivers and three vehicles.
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"I think, maybe it would bring some of the prestige back to the Paseo," he said.
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There are reality series, prestige dramas, romantic comedies, kids shows, and everything else under the sun.
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Scientific prestige may encourage perfecting data for peer review, but preparedness requires rapid dissemination of information.
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Cards that earn Citi points include the Citi Prestige® Card and the Citi Premier℠ Card.
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An absence from Europe would have a significant impact on the club's revenue and their prestige.
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If we commit American prestige to an action, our allies depend on us to follow through.
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We like Mumm Napa's Brut Prestige, but don't let it fool you: It is not Champagne.
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If that and badge prestige are desired, BMW and Mercedes are happy to take your money.
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The Scuf Prestige is a well-built controller, with a matte black finish and grippy underside.
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Chasing the greater riches of power and prestige, each is considering a campaign for high office.
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Prestige can provide records showing that the entire brake system was replaced in June, Kindlon said.
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The deal will also yield a hard-to-quantify return to Disney in terms of prestige.
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Mr. Greenblatt's ties to Mr. Trump have translated into more striking levels of power and prestige.
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The fourth quarter is especially crucial for prestige fragrances, constituting almost 45 percent of annual sales.
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Given the prestige and visibility of working for a president, this is an unheard of problem.
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Control of the club comes with immense clout and prestige, as well as pitfalls and enemies.
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It's mixed with people wanting things like power, position, prestige, or just to not be alone.
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Failing that, Knoll recommends Prestige Furniture & Design Group in Woodside, Queens, to re-web the chair.
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The cost of labor is $240, and webbing from Knoll, which Prestige will supply, is $125.
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I want to believe that when ROH reaches that age and prestige, we'll be there, too.
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The site boosts its role as arbiter of all that is good through prestige guest curators.
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Citi Prestige® CardAnnual fee: $495Annual travel credit amount: Up to $250 every calendar yearEligible purchases: Anything that codes as travelCiti is about to remove most of its travel and purchase protections, so you may be hesitant to charge travel purchases to the Citi Prestige card.
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That gives the show a heightened bit of prestige, elevating what would otherwise be simple genre material.
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Indeed, prestige is seen continuing to outperform mass products, particularly during the holiday shopping season, Grant said.
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Part of the problem is the term "antihero" is overused by viewers and critics of prestige television.
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Jamaica's new circular complex evokes an athletics stadium—a note of prestige in a sport-mad country.
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The recognition gives Amazon a leg up on Netflix as they compete in the prestige-movie market.
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And those places give you more money and prestige and the old little towns are left barren.
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As it turns out, the look wasn't suggested by the ultra-prestige show's hair and makeup team.
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And there is no doubt that Trump is wielding the power and prestige of the presidency unethically.
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The only certainty is that Thailand's leaders will continue to rely heavily on the late king's prestige.
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By agreeing to intervene in Venezuela at last, Pope Francis has put his prestige on the line.
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If you lend your prestige to influential politicians, they will be more likely to keep you around.
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They have seen his properties in New York and Dubai and they want the same prestige here.
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" A. O. Scott remarked on his "dry, amusing impersonation of the inventor Nikola Tesla" in "The Prestige.
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That line is a far cry from seeing one Prestige Actress™️ wallop another with a cone.
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The trailer is beautiful, showcasing the kind of prestige TV Apple is trying to sell to subscribers.
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If the prestige and macho genre trappings get more people to watch Yellowstone, though, all the better.
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It's hard to ignore that recent entries into prestige TV largely focus on women's rage-by-proxy.
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Laying claim to the North Pole appears to be more a matter of prestige than economic potential.
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The project is steeped in national prestige but Mr Kuma says he approaches it like all others.
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The position of titular organist, or head organist, carries great prestige in France and around the world.
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That said, the prestige that comes with competing for your country on the Olympic stage is priceless.
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Les Miserables, another Big Movie Musical developed with prestige in mind, succeeded largely on its star power.
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That brand recognition attracts more applications, better students and more prestige and tuition money for the schools.
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I was always surprised by how humble he was for a man of such prestige and vision.
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There are too many variables: time commitment, workload, cost, interactivity, length, skill-level, prestige, certification (if any).
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For quiet adult dramas and prestige films, it started with a pop … and ended in a fizzle.
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When the Cold War finally ended, scientists struggled to regain the prestige they once enjoyed in Washington.
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Her vision of herself as an icon of diversity against hostile gatekeepers of literary prestige is evident.
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This is the kind of prestige-season movie that's mostly built around lovingly crafted, emotionally shattering suffering.
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For Mr Xi it is part of the "China dream" of fully restored national pride and prestige.
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But with an increase in budgets and prestige, more actors and technicians are gravitating towards the medium.
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The superstore is already a favorite of ours for its mix of drugstore and prestige products alike.
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Click through for our earlier installments: superhero flicks, prestige pics, feel-good movies, and feel-bad movies.
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Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have lived big, colorful lives, saturated in wealth and prestige and power.
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The commands bring prestige and investment, so other allies are interested, including Portugal and Poland, diplomats said.
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In addition to money and prestige, famous players bring some pretty attractive perks to young start-ups.
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Their broad satires have always tried to balance prestige drama ambitions with the juvenile fancies of teenagers.
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It does not want to make only "prestige TV", but programming for all segments of its audience.
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It can cost a public official their job, harm a judge's prestige, or ruin an interest group.
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Similarly, the president's public prestige, measured by approval ratings, is among the worst in the polling age.
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He's made simple errors that have damaged his professional reputation and public prestige — and ultimately his power.
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In Argentina, military prestige never recovered from the dictatorship and defeat in the Falklands war of 1982.
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A Times column confers prestige on the person who writes it, as well as on his ideas.
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Tomei was also a massive underdog: the other actresses in her category towered over her in prestige.
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There was a backlash against the World Bank and the IMF as their prestige declined, which continues.
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It's a splashy prestige picture directed by last year's winner, Alejandro González Iñárritu, and starring Leonardo DiCaprio.
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Should he be the latter, he will ruin his own prestige but also that of President Trump.
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Why are Republicans hell-bent on undermining the prestige and reputation of the United States armed forces?
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Accordingly, there has always been a certain amount of prestige attached to being a Border Patrol agent.
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But now, it's Netflix's pricey, prestige sci-fi epic The Innocents — It's serious, and it's taken seriously.
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There will still be room for coupes and sedans, but seekers of prestige now demand a SUV.
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It hurts America's prestige and influence: It makes the U.S. look either incompetent or complicit, or both.
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In "non-profit" colleges, the people in the institutions get higher salaries, lighter workloads or greater prestige.
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In Libya, our consulate — the symbol of American prestige around the globe — was brought down in flames.
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Among his properties, only his Turnberry golf resort in Scotland ranks with Doral in terms of prestige.
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Goldman usually duels Morgan Stanley to win the prestige of leading tech I.P.O.s in the United States.
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But when male programmers began to outnumber female ones, the job began paying more and gained prestige.
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" Yet, "Many great powers throughout history have let fixations about national prestige thrust them into destructive wars.
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Eribon's memoir, "Returning to Reims," also recounts a gay man's trajectory from provincial poverty to academic prestige.
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But Halt and Catch Fire, unlike so many other modern prestige dramas, doesn't stay in one place.
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The show lures the audience in by setting him up as the typical prestige drama anti-hero.
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The bulk of Miles's ballads were recorded in the mid-1950s when he was recording with Prestige.
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I guess there's some prestige in it for me, but I haven't really given it much thought.
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So Mr. Putin has little time to address a problem that strikes at his and Russia's prestige.
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Why and how did the prestige of Abstract Expressionism collapse at the end of the nineteen-fifties?
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But the gap in prestige between the elegant horse and the dumpy donkey is of human doing.
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In the throes of summer, we cannot live on prestige sweaty murder shows and bingeable imports alone.
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I still watch those powerful and searing prestige shows on my own, when I'm in the mood.
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For Obama, this was a humanitarian victory, even if it required a humiliating sacrifice of international prestige.
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" Ms. Susskind said that "the prestige of that Berlin season undoubtedly had a halo effect in Germany.
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Largely shot on Italian locations, in an umber Mediterranean palette, it has a burnished, prestige-film handsomeness.
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In Libya, our consulate, the symbol of American prestige around the globe was brought down in flames.
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Over the past three months, Bangladesh has won a lot of prestige for taking in the Rohingya.
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Until very recently, K-beauty's presence in the West was largely a matter of prestige, not money.
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Federal authorities have also not been able to inspect other vehicles impounded from Prestige Limousine, they said.
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" She would like prestige television and hoppy beer and tweet things like "Everyone should have health care!
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It was also redecorated, said Tanya Cavé-Darbey, an agent with Prestige & Chateaux, which has the listing.
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We are too easily lulled into complacency by pretentious prestige television, Oscar-thirsty biopics and presold franchises.
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Tiger King is truly nothing like we've ever seen before in the age of endless prestige television.
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Despite Buchanan's dignified appearance and prestige, Carraway uncovers the truth of his racism, domestic violence, and immorality.
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The power and prestige, if not the pay, can inspire devotion in those who serve a president.
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During the 1970s, computing work gained more prestige as the industry realized how valuable computers would become.
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Turkey's response to the refugee crisis has considerably enhanced the regional prestige and power of its president.
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He said I'm going to restore the lost prestige in the United States after the Carter years.
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Critic's Notebook Let's be honest: "Prestige television" and "Shark Week" are not phrases that go together naturally.
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All-Star berths, for prestige and legacy reasons, mean so much to the players that earn them.
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While the money on the European Tour has increased, tradition and prestige remain important to many players.
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Prestige Limousine Chauffeur Service is looking into Lisinicchia's history as part of an internal investigation, Kindlon said.
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It appears that the rival bidders were unsuccessful against the lure of Sherman's money and Jeter's prestige.
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In Libya, our consulate – the symbol of American prestige around the globe – was brought down in flames.
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For some creators, a checkmark comes with prestige and a validation of their work on the platform.
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He likes that his father held that job and the prestige he sees with occupying the office.
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Since the prestige passengers had already departed through their own gate, she said that would be fine.
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Despite all my jealousy, I found I couldn't really complain about missing out on the prestige experience.
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Some of the newest S.U.V.s also cater to consumers interested in prestige, luxury, and, above all, comfort.
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However, she opts for ones with perks that fit her lifestyle, rather than those that offer prestige.
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And some journalists returned the favor, enjoying the access and prestige of being a White House insider.
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And besides, it trademarks its own sort of clout: Kith collaborates widely, the new hallmark of prestige.
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Chief executives often enjoy the hunt, and making a company larger tends to enhance paychecks and prestige.
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It was these pieces, notably "Set and Reset," that brought her a new kind of worldwide prestige.
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"Missing Richard Simmons" speaks to both the possibilities and the limits of the emerging prestige podcast form.
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Nothing will make us feel better as a nation than to know our prestige is growing worldwide.
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Blondness, however, is a kind of yellow that has maintained prestige from antiquity through the present day.
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Stankey's boss, AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson, has implied that prestige is an important factor for success.
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Since the Citi Double Cash card has no annual fee, it pairs well with the Citi Prestige.
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There are so many interesting films that exist on the periphery of Hollywood hype and festival prestige.
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As the prestige of the conference grew, more politicians, thought leaders and celebrities began attending the event.
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Young notes that he wouldn't have played Ted for a show with less prestige than True Detective.
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"The hat is no longer about prestige; it is about looking cool, about looking now," he said.
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Two prestige favorites return, joined by a quirky new stand-up special with a very strange premise.
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Two prestige favorites return, joined by a quirky new stand-up special with a very strange premise.
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"Castle Rock" is also very much following the modern model of prestige television … sometimes to its detriment.
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Over the past few years, a few prestige horror films have achieved a backdoor bait and switch.
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But the chief justice also considers himself the custodian of the Supreme Court's prestige, authority and legitimacy.
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Donald Trump's nomination by the Republican Party served to largely shatter that book's prestige in the media.
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In the competition for internal power and prestige, economic development most certainly is a zero-sum game.
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In the party's pecking order, the body with the highest prestige is the Standing Committee of the Politburo.
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But Apple has money to burn, and a need to fill a prestige gap in its current programming.
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Regardless of an artist's or a gallery's prestige, dealers usually take a 50 percent cut of artists' sales.
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When white tech CEOs bend the laws at massive scale, they're rewarded with billions of dollars and prestige.
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He was a micromanager, exerting total control over everything and everyone in his orbit regardless of potential prestige.
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Iran faces pressure to swiftly respond to the high-profile attack, which has hurt the security establishment's prestige.
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In cutting a deal with Whole Foods, Meatless Farm gets access to a huge pool of prestige shoppers.
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Allen provided the prestige and operational experience; Prudencio embodied the type of customer Shuddle would need to reach.
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Sometimes, you may want a degree for a personal "sense of accomplishment and prestige," as Marquit puts it.
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Hussain is the registered owner of Prestige Limousine, the company that owned the limousine involved in the crash.
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For so long, I accepted gun violence as an inevitable part of the prestige TV shows I loved.
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Pricing starts at $35,000, including delivery fees, with the heavily contented S Line Prestige coming in at $43,895.
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The deeper damage was not to lives or property but to the dwindling prestige of the Afghan government.
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Poland is one of Europe's most devout countries and Catholic priests enjoy a high level of social prestige.
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It took its swings at big, allegorical sci-fi/fantasy movies, as well as distributing arty, prestige films.
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The NYSE also has more prestige; the big peers Aramco wants to be judged against are listed there.
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Apple's own music streaming service is successful, but a distant third in terms of brand recognition and prestige.
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The NWA alum turned hip-hop mogul has done more with his prestige than just laying down beats.
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It is statements like that, combined with Fang's international prestige, that will surely exclude his book from China.
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Thursday morning, HBO received 9 Golden Globe nominations for prestige offerings such as Sharp Objects, Succession, and Barry.
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The fraudulent prestige that won over the average Trump voter has, strangely, also captivated one of his peers.
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The prestige and honor that comes with playing and representing your country is an important motivator, no doubt.
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Scientists have long researched how income, wealth, prestige, and education—socioeconomic status, or SES—relate to other outcomes.
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In a sea of smartphones that do roughly the same thing, Apple's particular smartphone commands a prestige premium.
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There are only 2109 categories that a person can win an Oscar in, and they vary in prestige.
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History of giving Big donations to prestige projects in Europe have long been important to French luxury brands.
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It introduced the era of the prestige miniseries but feels, at this point, to have overstayed its welcome.
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The price is smaller, too: The A6 starts at $58,900, but the Prestige trim level starts at $83,100.
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Our analysis measures how well universities perform compared with the average institution, and is blind to their prestige.
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When a script is completely devoid of curves, the writer lacks empathy and craves power, prestige and admiration.
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And like Crazy Rich Asians, "Success Perm" deals closely with wealth, insecurity, competition for prestige, and cultural traditions.
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As an island nation, the prestige of the navy, has played an important part of its national character.
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And when "prestige" TV rolled around, David Chase's Sopranos blackout became the stuff of many a hate thread.
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HBO has famously spent dividends on advertising and marketing since its early days in the prestige programming space.
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This race is not about bragging rights or national prestige — it's about commercial economic growth and national security.
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Television writers have clearly embraced this expanded freedom, and prestige networks have grown more willing to indulge them.
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First, there's prestige TV, the kind you sign a blood oath to watch the minute you get home.
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But no scripted series sounds more bound for Prestige TV glory than The Morning Show, starring Reese Witherspoon.
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Third, as in Britain, surgeons would fight to keep their programs open for reasons of ego and prestige.
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The NSA itself would lose not only prestige but also relevancy, and presumably try to torpedo the move.
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In addition to prestige, China wants to reduce its reliance on foreign aircraft manufacturers, primarily Boeing and Airbus.
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"The biggest supercar manufacturers are switching to hybrid," said to Brett David, CEO of Prestige Imports in Miami.
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Nevertheless, the car has received a frame-off restoration to its exact original appearance by Prestige Thunderbird, Inc.
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Online curbs safeguard the prestige and image of such products, Julie Bousin, lawyer for the French government, said.
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Early prestige dramas all greeted viewers with the same premise: Watch a man torn between good and bad.
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By then, though, the army's already diminished prestige may have suffered from its failure to alleviate food shortages.
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"Atlanta", which starts on September 6th on FX in America, introduces an important new voice to "prestige TV".
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Tonight, HBO premiered its new prestige drama, Vinyl, a show that's so pedigreed it could compete at Westminster.
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Plus, I could imagine an ambitious audio edition of the book; certainly a prestige television adaptation feels inevitable.
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Crucially, the participants also scored Trump higher on measures of dominance, and Clinton higher on measures of prestige.
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Hawaii leverages the court's prestige and legitimacy to allow a president's openly discriminatory acts to stay in force.
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Reuters was not able to reach Prestige Limousine for comment and the firm's listed phone number was disconnected.
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Price, according to Reuters, was aggressive in looking for prestige content that had a shot at winning awards.
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Now, in addition to prestige, Amazon hopes to grow its number of viewers with more broadly appealing movies.
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The Citi Prestige® Card offers the highest return on dining spending, with 183x points on these purchases.
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" Lenny Krayzelburg, who won the event at the 2000 Sydney Games, said Plummer would feel "pressure and prestige.
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The comic feature, when it commenced, was one I'd seen at the Prestige and didn't think was funny.
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For the very frequent traveler in your life, there's a $359 "prestige" package that includes lounge access fees.
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That is not to say that post-prestige TV is better than it was in the late 1990s.
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The final step for the most successful is being acquired by a prestige company, such as Estée Lauder.
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If you're already a Citi Prestige card holder, you'll get the new design when your current card expires.
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"Think of a mailroom clerk acquiring prestige as the captain of the company softball team," Dr. Sapolsky wrote.
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From a base of Prestige standards like the Who cover "Young Man's Blues" and the John Mayall-etc.
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No game is guaranteed a time slot and each tournament earns its prestige firstly from its player attendance.
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Unlike other examples in this article, the prestige version of the story is fairly well-liked and successful.
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There's also the harder-to-quantify matter of prestige, and the nonmonetary value it brings to a title.
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And when you combine that kind of value with Michelin prestige, you have a recipe for compounding success.
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Trump obviously has an aversion to the routine prestige of being the most powerful man in the world.
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The idea of a prestige vape pen is relatively new, as the vaping industry is still so young.
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By category, the group says small home appliances, prestige beauty and technology lead the first week of December.
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Prominent film critics voiced dismay, contending that the academy was pandering and undercutting the prestige of the Oscars.
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I made the decision, very overtly, to tell the story using the conventions of a classic prestige biopic.
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But despite these investments, Yahoo doesn't have nearly the prestige of a New York Times or a CBS.
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Kaabi-Linke's lyrical abstraction, safely tucked within signifiers of affluence and prestige, yields to the horrors of war.
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I wanted it to look like us, but also to give it that prestige of an indie film.
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There is also no doubt that, despite this importance, teacher pay and prestige are on an unwelcome decline.
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But despite these investments, Yahoo didn't have nearly the prestige of a New York Times or a CBS.
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Ahead of the announcement of Oscar nominations on Tuesday, several prestige-minded movies expanded into semi-wide release.
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The group has been largely driven underground, and its losses have tarnished its prestige and undermined its effectiveness.
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But none of the other local schools inspired much fear in the Prestige team, who were confident competitors.
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Brooks, the country music star, was the perfect match for the stadium's debut as a prestige entertainment site.
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My diploma must have conferred a little prestige when I went looking for a job, but that's all.
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It's the centerpiece of the international art world's highest-profile event, and gives the chosen curator instant prestige.
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And while the sport carries prestige and a globe-trotting reputation, Beezie Madden maintains a low-key outlook.
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"Qatar's investments — especially in luxury, sports and the arts — aren't just about prestige and profits," Mr. Cafiero said.
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In a blow to NASA's prestige and its budget, America's next great space telescope has been postponed again.
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Back in what Bowen calls the "peacetime," before the pandemic, Prestige Ameritech made roughly 250,000 masks a day.
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What kept these dark forces in check was the prestige of a European elite committed to democratic values.
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"Dragged Across Concrete" and other films show that Venice is not primarily a launchpad for traditional prestige fare.
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Six days ago, Bush deployed some of that prestige to a speech knocking Trump and Trump-style ideology.
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It's one of the reasons why the MSI Prestige PS983WU has gained popularity amongst wide-screen display users.
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Lambda offered Surber a chance at a life she'd never had — one of job opportunities, tech money, prestige.
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"They're thinking about the prestige get, whether that's an Amazon headquarters or a sports team," Mr. Husser said.
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Your advisor should offer you more than just promises of outsized returns and his firm's prestige, said Torabi.
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Dan and Axios media reporter Sara Fischer dig into why this is about more than ego and prestige.
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But while MSI has missed its target market, the Prestige 14 is still a fine general-use laptop.
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He is, above all, a cautionary tale for those willing to sell their souls for power and prestige.
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Meanwhile, the prestige of a leading union, the hard-left CGT, will be at risk, said Mr. Groux.
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Perhaps if we thought harder about it, we would grant it the prestige and the funding it deserves.
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Their power and prestige has been declining slowly, however, and membership dropped to only 73 percent in 2018.
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By a cultish exclusivity, the clothes become highly coveted, and take on symbolic roles of rarity and prestige.
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Dr. Goldstein envisioned the Honors College as a means to address both issues and to enhance CUNY's prestige.
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Not your stats or your prestige, but the relationships and the achievement that you created through a group.
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He had to resign his position from NBC, forfeiting the prestige of being an NBC News nightly anchor.
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Typical politicians make decisions designed to insulate themselves from risk and to enhance their power, privilege and prestige.
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Apple doesn't appear to be chasing after Disney's box office dominance, but instead focusing on a prestige play.
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The trailer teases the type of prestige-level content that Apple has boasted about wanting to give subscribers.
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Reuters was not able to reach Prestige Limousine for comment and the company's listed phone number was disconnected.
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Cohen described a man devoid of principles and determined to win in pursuit of money, power and prestige.
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A job with the Russian intelligence agencies does not command the prestige it did in the Soviet era.
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Before it, serious deconstruction of individual cases was relegated to niche internet forums or the occasional prestige documentary.
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Prestige projects have included hosting the Eurovision song contest in 2012 and the inaugural European Games last year.
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The car is not for sale in the U.S. Overton Prestige could not immediately be reached for comment.
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They can argue that the loss of prestige and income should be a mitigating factor in a sentence.
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But prestige has not been accompanied by financial rewards for Charles, who still struggles to support her family.
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It has also been protected by the prestige of its founder, Mao Yushi, an 89-year-old economist.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — Voluntarily relinquishing the power, prestige and privilege of the United States Senate is not easy.
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Germany's position in next-to-last place among European Union countries is also a blow to its prestige.
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"We cannot permit someone unscrupulously to affect tequila's prestige," Ramón González, CRT's director-general, told the Financial Times.
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Mr. Trump is ruled by a lust for competitive prestige, which he achieves by bragging and stoking feuds.
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Harley-Davidson has plenty of prestige among Indian buyers, said Jinesh Gandhi, an analyst for Motilal Oswal in Mumbai.
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Tasha: And the variations ran the gamut from polished, expensive, prestige-y suspense to full-on gross-out gore.
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A "Prestige" version with heads-up display, driver assist features, massage seats, and more luxury add-ons is $81,800.
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The bank froze applications for its Prestige card this summer as it reviewed how to make it more compelling.
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London-based Prestige Pawnbrokers lend against a range of luxury products including handbags, wine, art and watches among others.
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The NPD Group found that U.S. sales of prestige facial masks increased 20% from September 2015 to August 2016.
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More importantly, they suggest the presidential aircraft is a symbol of prestige for the U.S. manufacturer around the globe.
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Except CBS wants more than just a place to play the back catalog—like everyone else, it wants prestige.
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But while Netflix has certainly made inroads in its award show games, streaming hasn't completely taken over prestige movies.
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A conversation would risk squandering presidential prestige unless it came with a high diplomatic deliverable, so Trump might balk.
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With the rise of podcast popularity, there's a new route for the creation of prestige TV: Podcast-to-TV.
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"We provide short-term lending to strategically scale up businesses and to finance productivity", Prestige founder Craig Reeves said.
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But some of his goals are aimed more at boosting his and the monarchy's prestige than making children smarter.
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The cast is stellar, and they consistently elevate their material, making their show stand out among other prestige shows.
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"Subtitled films cannot compete with Hollywood in market terms but they could compete in cultural prestige terms," she said.
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"In the movie (idk if it's true or not) the prestige is the reveal to the illusion," @SnowCone965 wrote.
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On Friday, Amazon Prime Video continued its play to rival Netflix when it comes to prestige streaming-only series.
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In mainly Catholic countries, the Roman church still commands great prestige, whether through formal concordats or simply historical habit.
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That in turn implies a gradual weakening of the institutions which draw upon the monarchy's prestige, particularly Thailand's army.
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But that effort, and all the prestige of the president, came up drastically short in Alabama's special election primary.
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"Renaissance Clocks: Between Power and Prestige" is on display at the Diocesan Museum in Vicenza, Italy, until Feb. 14.
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For big exhibitors, securing a prime spot in one of the major congress halls is a matter of prestige.
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Teens shows and sitcoms are often obvious culprits for this stuff, but it's also a hallmark of "prestige TV".
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The series' foray into prestige TV seemed almost inevitable — but with a series this beloved, the stakes were high.
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Veblen argued that consumption is not merely about satisfying needs, but is also used to signal status and prestige.
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There's something refreshingly honest to me about TRONICBOX's remixes, though—he's not using dated sounds as a prestige signifier.
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With her tremulous voice and affecting expressions, Sweeney is the debutant of prestige TV in the summer of 2018.
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I haven't had a chance to watch Terrace House yet because of prestige TV shows like The Handmaid's Tale.
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Seeing WOC on screen in movies at all levels, from prestige to blockbuster to streaming, shouldn't be an anomaly.
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The colonial regime entwined Catholicism inextricably with the state; the church has enjoyed wealth, land and prestige ever since.
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Deciding if a work of dance is protectible choreography is a subjective evaluation typically based on length and prestige.
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At the least, tour promoters can draw on thew new competition to push for a better deal. Prestige. Legacy.
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Rather than damaging the emblematic purpose for which this sort of prestige architecture was conceived, such shortcomings enrich it.
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You can, of course, point to exceptions — to prestige pictures released in summer or blockbusters released in the fall.
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Given the prestige of the Venice Biennale, the astronomical price of the annual fair is often underestimated and unknown.
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I could understand it—there was obviously some prestige in Korea being selected to host the 2018 Winter Olympics.
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The Ringer brings a sense of prestige to the media conglomerate's sports coverage, complementing SB Nation's commodity news approach.
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"Big Little Lies" is also by no means the only prestige program that's been kicked to the 2020 dockets.
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Additionally, firms were worried about a prestige hit from representing a controversial president in such a fraught political climate.
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Here at Grierson & Leitch, we're very much looking forward to fall and its crop of award-hungry prestige movies.
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He said his unique deal-making skills will restore what many Republicans believe is lost US power and prestige.
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"I haven't decided yet if the prestige is going to her head, or if Kya feels disgruntled," he said.
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For-profit Laureate International Universities went further, buying Clinton "advice" and rights to his prestige for $2202 million annually.
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A half-hour scripted dramedy on prestige cable isn't exactly the best way to get the Snapchat crowd's attention.
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Its purchase of Time Warner would give it control over prestige media brands like CNN, HBO and Warner Bros.
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I wrote it off and moved on, to Westworld and Insecure and other stellar new shows from prestige networks.
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The first is a genuinely engaging obsessive who can't let go of a subject, and the second is prestige.
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This anxiety incentivizes scholars seeking grants, high impact journal articles, and prestige to mobilize against a possible social harm.
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Countries like Italy and France had major communist parties, which enjoyed enormous prestige for their role in fighting fascism.
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That would add to his prestige, his influence, and it would amount to a partial lifting of international sanctions.
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Also among the missing is a student from Chad who was training at France's prestige military academy, Saint-Cyr.
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Other real estate firms such as Sobha Ltd and Prestige Estates Projects Ltd rose over 8% and 4%, respectively.
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CBS Sports had little prestige in the spring of 1981 when Terry O'Neil, then 31, became an executive producer.
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We assume that confidence is simply a given once you reach a certain level of wealth, power, or prestige.
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Rupert Penry-Jones is the charmingly cunning Clive Reader, her competition in the quest for justice and professional prestige.
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They are told that the prestige of certain schools can positively or negatively affect their chances at a job.
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Sales of mini or travel-size prestige makeup products grew by 58 percent through September 2017, according to NPD.
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Although he was a constitutional monarch, King Bhumibol Adulyadej has been credited with reviving the prestige of the monarchy.
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The buildings were a relatively remote diplomatic outpost and as such were not themselves global symbols of American prestige.
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Your work has been getting snapped up into all kinds of prestige TV outlets for the past little while.
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"I think they're in a zero-sum competition for prestige and power and compensation inside the organization," he said.
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Instead of drooling over the jewels in the pages of Tatler and Prestige, Ms. Thun fawned over the watches.
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Mr. Hatlapa attributed the price appreciation to the unique prestige of the Ferrari brand and the model's relative rarity.
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The team gave him gray fur for prestige, and a glass eye, which makes him stand out even more.
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"Unsolved" is equal parts appealingly pulpy and workmanlike, sometimes paced like a procedural and sometimes like a prestige drama.
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Disney is unusual in that it doesn't really have an obvious prestige TV player within its massive corporate monolith.
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Thus, it would make sense for Disney to see FX as its best shot at HBO-style prestige drama.
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Windows' prestige has taken a beating in recent years as Apple managed to become synonymous with sleek and simple.
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"The longed-for Grand Départ is a huge tourist draw bringing prestige and business," he wrote in an email.
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But Mr. Pittenger also had other advantages that came with incumbency: money, name recognition and the prestige of power.
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For the Prestige team, social media was where they glimpsed other dancers' routines and the prizes they had won.
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Mr. Gauthier introduced his first watch, the 245-millimeter Prestige HM ("hour, minute"), at the 22 Baselworld watch fair.
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Even beyond compensation, they generally come with more power and prestige — and if you're really lucky, a "congratulations" cake.
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For Mr. Kim, that achievement alone will give the 34-year-old leader incalculable prestige in his broken country.
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There's no such thing as a perfect product, and the MSI Prestige PS341WU is no exception to the rule.
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He started as an intern at 20th Century Fox and later ran the company's prestige film division, Fox Searchlight.
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Lawyers who had begun their careers during the New Deal were at the height of their power and prestige.
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After all, the junta's abusive application of the lèse-majesté laws risks undermining the prestige of the royal family.
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The prestige of graduating from these schools has not diminished, and they remain major funnels to the Ivy League.
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He kept doing prestige work, and in 2019, earned his first Oscar nomination for his supporting turn in BlacKkKlansman.
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But at campus career centers, students are struggling with the dual, and sometimes dueling, desires for prestige and purpose.
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Most music-video directors hope to eventually move to film and television, which offer more prestige and creative scope.
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