"So this is how gracelessly freedom of speech ends in a country which prides itself on its freedoms almost more than it prides itself on its Camembert and Brie cheeses," said Simonyan.
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It's also a company that prides itself on offering bargains.
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Duggan also prides herself on getting good grades in school.
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Donald Trump prides himself on the art of the deal.
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Koishikawa prides itself on interactive methods such as the presentations.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Australia prides itself on its fairness and multiculturalism.
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The movie prides itself in the fun that's going on.
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My roommate, though, prides himself on obscure and exotic booze.
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DONALD TRUMP prides himself on his skills as a negotiator.
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Seattle really prides itself in being a Vietnamese cuisine town.
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Britain's third party prides itself on being contrary and correct.
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It's an island that prides itself on its rich history.
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The company prides itself on its pledge to equal pay.
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You are an individual who prides herself on being enlightened.
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Enter Mr. Trump, the candidate who prides himself on unpredictability.
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Loud and Clear prides itself on exposing the alternative side
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A mandarin figure, Brown prides himself on mentoring no one.
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Like many Latin cooks, she prides herself on her rice.
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Grab, and the alliance, prides itself on its hyperlocal approach.
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Boston is a city that prides itself on making history.
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Amercian Eagle prides itself on offering a good store experience.
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"This country prides itself on being homogeneous," Mr. McNeil said.
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Polk prides itself on usability and simplicity, and it shows.
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Alamo prides itself on showing a wide range of titles.
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VIRGINIA prides itself on being a birthplace of enduring democratic traditions.
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After all, China prides itself on stability in all its forms.
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Online clothing retailer Beloved prides itself on somewhat bizarre fashion choices.
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That positivity with his daughter is something he prides himself on!
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This idea of smaller and smaller towns adopting their own Prides.
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Our city prides itself on being open and inclusive to all.
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The star prides herself on being totally honest with her fans.
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It prides itself on not disclosing any information about its users.
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Sugar Paper prides itself on its simple, fresh approach to style.
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BERLIN — This city's Jewish Museum prides itself on stirring things up.
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That's ironic for a president who prides himself as a negotiator.
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Facebook, like other internet giants, prides itself on never going offline.
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Australia prides itself on a historic relationship with the United States.
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His mother is a real estate agent in Prides Crossing, Mass.
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Canada prides itself on multiculturalism, liberal values and openness to immigration.
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In a place that prides itself on being open, peaceful, diverse.
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She also prides herself in knowing which requests to politely ignore.
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The Yang campaign prides itself on the heterodoxy of its supporters.
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President Trump prides himself on being a builder of big projects.
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"The President prides himself on being the great dealmaker," Coons said.
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He rather prides himself that he turns up for big days.
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And the state prides itself on a pro-business regulatory climate.
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Estonia prides itself on becoming ever more like a Nordic country.
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It prides itself on basically being the Apple store of weed.
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The answer lies in the what Nike prides itself most in: innovation.
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A rare retreat by a president who prides himself on never apologizing.
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The digital financial services developer Enigma prides itself on ultra-secure products.
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Simone prides herself on bringing a bit of emotion to her profession.
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Facebook prides itself on being a place where people love to work.
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The prime time host prides herself on her support for newspaper journalists.
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It prides itself on solving difficult problems and on being a meritocracy.
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Forrest Lucas prides himself on his identity as an all-American man.
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It prides itself for providing original tech analysis from a Taiwan perspective.
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Washington prides itself on inclusiveness, with strong protections built into state law.
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The young producer prides himself on creating with new, often unheard artists.
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Allred prides herself on supplying answers, and options, for women in crisis.
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Bannon prides himself on fighting "globalist" policies such as the Paris deal.
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Business prides itself on solutions that generate a significant return on investment.
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The big picture: Jeff Sessions prides himself on being an honorable person.
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It's now a huge organization that prides itself on handing out scholarships.
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Once seen as a liberal, he prides himself on being a contrarian.
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"Greenbrier prides itself on being a clean, straight-laced place," he said.
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Decades later, Whan prides himself on focusing the spotlight on his players.
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" After all, he said, Hong Kong "prides itself on law and order.
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Fidyka prides himself on his determination, but also tries to be realistic.
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That left a "blemish" on a party that prides itself on inclusion.
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The Latinx community prides itself in having a strong connection to la belleza.
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She prides herself in getting the paper every morning for her loving humans.
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Sam prides himself on questioning conventional wisdom and subjecting claims to intellectual scrutiny.
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Like In-N-Out, Fatburger prides itself on its fresh, never-frozen ingredients.
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The recall is unprecedented for Samsung, which prides itself on its manufacturing prowess.
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Finland prides itself on being remarkably progressive when it comes to gender equality.
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She says she prides herself that the company is a value-based business.
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Atlanta's Ron Clark Academy prides itself on using "transformative" teaching methods for students.
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And the last thing is, our family is one that prides (sic) loyalty.
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One of the things DRL prides itself on is building its own technology.
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I wanna see more Prides sprouting up in every community across the country.
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Goldman prides itself on the independence and power of its risk management staff.
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In fact, it's that sort of homegrown energy the brand prides itself on.
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Adobe prides itself on its humble culture and out-of-the-box thinking.
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It's an unusual sight in a place that prides itself on urban efficiency.
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But the New York property developer prides himself on being a political vandal.
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It prides itself on being the world's most rigorous — and independent — competition enforcer.
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Mr. Martin prides himself on using nonscholars to curate many of his shows.
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Second, the Islamic Republic prides itself in being independent of all great powers.
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The brand prides itself on creating a balance of modern and classic designs.
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The Awami League prides itself on being the party of pluralism in Bangladesh.
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He prides himself on being a hands-on restaurateur, regularly visiting his restaurants.
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It prides itself on emphasizing policy over personality, in contrast with the establishment.
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The state prides itself on business-friendly regulations, smart spending and low taxes.
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Oliver Holle: Speedinvest prides itself on its conviction-driven, founder-centric investment style.
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Jim Inhofe (R-Okla.), who prides himself as a skeptic of climate change.
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Sasabune, in a strip mall on Olympic Boulevard, prides itself in its authenticity.
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France, foremost among European nations, prides itself on enlightened humanitarianism, fraternity and solidarity.
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Barmini prides itself on offering classic cocktails alongside modern creations of its own.
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But the company prides itself on its self-described scrappy roots, Murthy said.
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Last week was tumultuous in a country that prides itself on weathering turmoil.
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The situation is stark, especially for a country that prides itself on global leadership.
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So, he quickly pointed out that his bar prides itself on its loud ambiance.
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The company that prides itself on customer centricity may have just alienated some customers.
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Owner Jose Gomez prides himself on offering the products dear to his growing clientele.
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Donald Trump prides himself on not backing down from any fight or controversial position.
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But one nation that prides itself on its sporting prowess will again be absent.
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One of the most open societies on earth still prides itself on its welcome.
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The City Club prides itself as a champion of free speech and civil dialogue.
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Chargerito prides itself on being small enough that it can fit on your keychain.
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Feminism cannot last or sustain itself if it just prides itself on white women.
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CU Boulder, as it is called, prides itself on the research opportunities it offers.
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"Silicon Valley prides itself on pattern recognition," Freada Kapor Klein and Mitchell Kapor wrote.
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Froome's British team, Sky, prides itself in mixing science and business school management methods.
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Why would a president who prides himself on being a businessman sign such legislation?
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Mr. Ackman, who prides himself on his physical fitness, said he liked fast food.
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A country that prides itself on having no royalty still craves families to venerate.
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Sơn Tinh prides itself on meeting international craft standards while propelling a Vietnamese tradition.
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Why would a fighter who prides himself in his promotion skills not show up?
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I realized New York City isn't as progressive as it prides itself as being.
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This is a country that really prides itself on its entrepreneurship and free speech.
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"Colorado prides itself on being an innovative, forward-looking state," Mr. Polis told me.
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Ms. Sellick prides herself on knowing her regular customers on a first-name basis.
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Netflix prides itself on propelling young talent in its original programming to Instagram fame.
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More than anything, Luke Combs prides himself on being an everyday kind of guy.
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LONDON, Sept 18 (Reuters) - Surf culture often prides itself on an affinity for nature.
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She works at a company that prides itself on harmonious garden and landscape designs.
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Alamo Drafthouse prides itself on turning a night at the movies into an experience.
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This is a country that prides itself on neighbors looking out for one another.
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Ms. Keith prides herself on distancing her family from screen time and embracing nature.
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The Womanizer — which prides itself on offering up rapid-fire orgasm — provides a different take.
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"So, as you know our company prides itself on its competitive rewards programs," Jeremiah said.
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Georgia relies on tourism, and this ancient Silk Road hub prides itself on its hospitality.
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Everyone who works there prides themselves on speed, and saving young talent from development hell.
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LIKE many rich-country governments, Britain's prides itself on pursuing policies that promote sexual equality.
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Bill de Blasio prides himself on rewriting the script of the New York City mayoralty.
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Sayegh prides himself on selecting organic ingredients native to the region where he is cooking.
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Donald Trump is many things, he is clearly an outsider, he prides himself on that.
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Donald Trump prides himself on keeping his legion of enemies off-balance with sheer unpredictability.
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Nonetheless, such links elude candidate Shahar, who prides herself on being an anti-Putin activist.
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In doing so, the billionaire's daughter stepped into a land that prides itself on meritocracy.
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The city already prides itself on being a place that's made immigrants feel at home.
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Publix Super Markets, located in the southwest, prides itself on its culture of community involvement.
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It's a state that prides itself on Midwestern "nice" and a more civil political discourse.
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Google also prides itself for being a leader on transparency and for its open culture.
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Volvo prides itself on safety and knows the speed limit won't be a silver bullet.
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It's a strange irony for an industry that prides itself on lack of communication barriers.
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Neon Moon prides itself as a body-positive feminist lingerie brand, revolutionizing the lingerie industry.
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That's disappointing to see from a company that prides itself on supporting hi-fi audio.
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The staff at Dante prides themselves on pursuing excellence in every aspect of the cafe.
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The contemporary women's brand prides itself in creating a good blend of functionality and design.
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"This is an industry sector that allegedly prides itself on its security posture," Kemp added.
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The bleeding edge dual camera tech that LG prides itself on isn't on board here.
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This is an unmitigated disaster for a country that prides itself on its democratic government.
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It prides itself on being a neutral referee, enforcing shared standards of accuracy and honesty.
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Amazon prides itself on having its existing headquarters embedded in the urban fabric of Seattle.
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It prides itself on embracing life online and has declared internet access a human right.
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Paris prides itself on its century-old monuments, among them, its soaring, historic train stations.
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But Niger prides itself on being peaceful relative to its neighbors Nigeria, Libya and Mali.
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The country, which shares a border with Hungary, prides itself on supporting environmentally sound energy.
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Seafood fans should try Serẽa Coastal Cuisine, which prides itself in sea-to-table dining.
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But for a force that prides itself on its restraint, it marks a dangerous escalation.
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The disclosure raised an uproar at a program that prides itself on its contrarian culture.
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He prides himself on his reductionist approach and ability to avoid the complexities of politics.
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" Reeves suggests parents ask ourselves, "What's acceptable in a society that prides itself on fairness?
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Quality of life is good — the population is healthy, and Colorado prides itself on inclusiveness.
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This in one of the prides of the country, we cannot allow it to wobble.
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Netflix prides itself on hiring "stunning" employees who are at the top in their fields.
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For someone who prides himself on "being able to name things," he was curiously prudish.
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A country that prides itself on its equitable social market system now feels greater insecurity.
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Costco prides itself in offering a treasure-hunt experience, which is hard to replicate online.
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There is no predicting the actions of a man who prides himself on his unpredictability.
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The company prides itself on the size of its watches and this piece is no exception.
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He prides himself on being a dealmaker, and in the Middle East many deals are needed.
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Andy Cohen prides himself on being able to get the scoop on his guests' personal lives.
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Canada, which prides itself on the country's multiculturalism, accepted more than 270,000 new immigrants in 2017.
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Analysts say it has also jarred in a country that prides itself as a "classless society".
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America, unlike Britain, prides itself on having long abolished hereditary privilege in politics -- at least officially.
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But for a company that prides itself on constantly innovating, Snapchat's monetization plans are surprisingly unimaginative.
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It prides itself on diversity yet fails to support the communities that make it so colourful.
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In the Netherlands, which prides itself on consensual government, such agricultural aggression used to be rare.
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" Sustainability Is Cool Aflalo prides herself on Reformation's sustainable initiatives as much as being "customer obsessed.
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Plainly, the outcome is a defeat for tolerance, in a country that prides itself on it.
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GoDaddy prides itself on generating revenue outside of traditional revenue streams like domain registration and hosting.
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Clara Labs prides itself in its implementation of a learning strategy called human-in-the-loop.
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Special though Furyk considers his record, he also prides himself on staying competitive for so long.
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While service, technology and accommodations are impeccable; the Brando prides itself on the environmentally conscious features.
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Tesla, which sells direct to consumers rather than through franchised dealers, prides itself on pricing transparency.
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The scale of the recall is unprecedented for Samsung, which prides itself on its manufacturing prowess.
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Vancouver prides itself on being a coastal city, nestled between the Rocky Mountains and the Pacific.
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That didn't go over well with fans or HGTV, a network that prides itself on inclusivity.
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Josiah prides himself on playing fair and blocking all of Rachel's shots — clearly missing the point.
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" "VidCon prides itself on being a safe and trusted space for all of our Featured Creators.
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Japan prides itself on its homogeneity and runs the tightest refugee recognition system among industrialized economies.
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AMC prides itself on the large number of young viewers who regularly watch its television shows.
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Similarly, 36-year-old Branson also prides herself on using her career to bring about change.
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Mr. Koen prides himself on finishing last every year at the annual New York Tugboat Race.
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It prides itself on using the same fresh, never frozen beef in all of its burgers.
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The venture capital industry prides itself on finding and funding startups that can disrupt big markets.
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Changi prides itself on its greenery, which includes plants throughout its terminals and five main gardens.
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It was originally built for a prince and the hotel prides itself on providing royal treatment.
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Mr. Trump prides himself on emerging from the crowded 2016 Republican primary race without anyone's help.
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Switzerland prides itself on being a country with four official languages: German, French, Italian and Romansch.
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It prides itself on its safety, and has been on a list of America's safest communities.
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Why wouldn't they normally grant the kind of openness to records that America prides itself on?
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It has a $26.5 billion endowment and prides itself on achieving athletic excellence without sacrificing integrity.
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Surely someone who prides himself on building "big, beautiful" things must understand the importance of place.
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This is a country that prides itself in the depth and diversity of its religious faith.
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Forty-Five Degrees Kitchen, which opened in late 2015, prides itself on sourcing locally — very locally.
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For a movie that clearly prides itself on its edginess, it is weirdly inert and stolid.
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Sweden, which prides itself as a humanitarian leader, processed a record 163,000 asylum applications in 2015.
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The company prides itself on maintaining lengthy relationships with customers, including during times of financial difficulty.
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Wirecutter prides itself on the intensive reporting and research that go into its guides and reviews.
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Sundance prides itself on discovering striking new voices, but it is also about cold, hard commerce.
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It was also a setback for Trump, who prides himself on his ability to make deals.
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The company prides itself on the speed and simplicity of setting up an account and managing assets.
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For a company that prides itself on customer experience and satisfaction, this seems like a glaring oversight.
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Whatever the outcome, it will be fittingly disruptive to an industry that prides itself on disrupting everything.
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Pettibon prides himself on perfecting the artistry of the mish-mash image, at times even creating collages.
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It's a rare glimpse into a truly remarkable company, and one that prides itself on being mysterious.
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America's military, which prides itself on being the greatest fighting force in world history, is falling behind.
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Inserillo, who prides herself on being calm and composed, felt herself starting to crack under the stress.
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Trump prides himself on being a terrific "negotiator," and I know this personally to be the case.
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Unlike Airbnb, which includes shared spaces in its listings, HomeAway prides itself in offering whole-home rentals.
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Scotland prides itself on taking a more liberal approach to public policy issues than its southern neighbour.
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But it also prides itself on how big and filling its burgers are, hence the name "Fatburger."
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An eBay rep tells us that the company prides itself on its proactive stance on the subject.
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It's the typical conundrum, Beverly doesn't respect Serena and prides herself on wanting to do real news.
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For belonging to a party that prides itself on true "Patriotism" your face 22016nite tells us otherwise.
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For belonging to a party that prides itself on true "Patriotism" your face 213nite tells us otherwise.
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HACKNEY IN NORTH-EAST London prides itself on being one of the capital's most ethnically diverse boroughs.
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Waymo prides itself on its single lens system, while Uber says its technology relies on four lenses.
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But in the spirit of Chris Gethard's show, which prides itself on losing well, it was perfect.
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Wall said she prides herself in keeping a measured tone online, not feeding into sensationalism or hype.
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For someone who prides herself on teachable moments, this returning contestant has no clue what she's doing.
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It is a delicate discussion in the Catholic Church, which prides itself on tradition and timeless principles.
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To his critics, it offered a gloomy, forbidding vision to a nation that prides itself on optimism.
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Trump is someone who prides himself on a sort of everywhere-all-at-once approach to governance.
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Online jewelry startup Mejuri prides itself on taking a "non-typical" approach to the fine jewelry business.
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The Cherokee court "prides itself on speed and believes that justice delayed is justice denied," he said.
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Mr. Grays prides himself on getting to know the community he serves, he told me on Wednesday.
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Though two members are from Alabama and Maryland, the group prides itself on its New Orleans origins.
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Astrologers often talk about Cancer as a domestic genius who prides herself on her beautiful, peaceful home.
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In nightlife, there is a certain kind of party that prides itself on not letting you in.
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While the venue prides itself on good shows and a laidback vibe, the owners take safety seriously.
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The president prides himself on being a master negotiator, but Ms. Pelosi, so far, has flummoxed him.
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In this case, Mr. Burr is the chairman of a committee that prides itself on its bipartisanship.
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Op-Ed Contributor Ben Shapiro, the conservative writer, prides himself on speaking bold truths to liberal power.
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Except that I lead an institution that prides itself on its inclusivity, its diversity and its location.
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The company prides itself on its authentication process conducted by trained specialists, who expertly vet each item.
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It prides itself on its embrace of life online and has declared internet access a human right.
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Princeton prides itself on the diversity of its faculty and student body, welcoming conservative thinking and ideology.
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His rampage took place in the heart of a region that prides itself on diversity and tolerance.
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Dana Investment Advisors prides itself on entrepreneurial roots that run deeply within the firm to this day.
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The gesture was particularly out of character for the speaker, who prides herself on exhibiting proper decorum.
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Scalfari prides himself on not taking notes and not using tape recorders, "reconstructing" encounters later in articles.
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There was more range than usual this week, even for an event that prides itself on variety.
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Grassley, chairman of Senate Judiciary Committee, prides himself on being an advocate of transparency and good government.
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It is a platform, connecting donors and recipients, that prides itself on low overhead and superior analytics.
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This kind of agility is what the year-old Homelessness Museum in London prides itself on, too.
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Sonos prides itself on the fact that some of its earliest mid-2000s speakers are still operating.
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India's prestigious Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) prides itself as a place where student activism and politics flourish.
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This is highly unusual, especially for a company that prides itself on being the world's technology design leader.
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That lack of diversity is a major weakness for a genre that prides itself on exploring infinite possibilities.
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This is hardly sufficient for the most valuable company on Earth, which prides itself on its environmental ambitions.
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If you're Twitter, which prides itself on being the platform for "what's happening," this is a worrying trend.
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Sahar Aziz: Solidarity with his far-right, anti-Muslim base Donald Trump prides himself on snubbing political correctness.
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Shinola is one example of a brand that prides itself on its Detroit roots and American-built watches.
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London — England's Premier League prides itself on being the best seller on the world market of televised sports.
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If you follow her on Twitter, you know that J.K. Rowling prides herself on being a woke queen.
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According to O'Brien, GreatHorn also prides itself on not trying to change user behavior as an enforcement strategy.
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It saves Ned's life, but it's also utterly without the kind of honor Ned prides himself on having.
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Berlin, which prides itself on staying ahead of the cultural curve, is championing electronic music produced further afield.
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"Grybauskaite prides herself on being straightforward and all business," said a 2009 U.S. diplomatic cable published by Wikileaks.
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The CIA prides itself on the president's agency, so the guy who's your ultimate customer doesn't trust you?
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The company also prides itself on the numerous ways it keeps communication channels to its consumers wide open.
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It prides itself on being a sat-nav tech program that operates under civilian rather than military control.
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We are building technically strong, motivated and very fast-moving engineering team which prides itself on superior execution.
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Ten years later, she launched an eponymous shoe brand that prides itself on having a majority-female staff.
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"Disney prides itself on making dreams come true," Disneyland employee Grace Torres said, on the verge of tears.
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Trump prides himself on loyalty, and few people have been as devoted as Giuliani was during the campaign.
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Mr. Carlson attends dozens of community meetings a month and prides himself on being able to gauge sentiment.
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He prides himself on small grassroots donations and is proof that a little can go a long way.
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JD Wetherspoon, a British pub chain, prides itself on low prices, but allows them to differ by branch.
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The Swiss watch industry prides itself on innovation, but it also knows the power of its timeless designs.
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The hotel prides itself on having larger hotel rooms than most Miami Beach hotels, and I completely agree.
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Bleecker Street Pizza prides itself on being a place for locals in a neighborhood that can be expensive.
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Opinion In a country that prides itself on its modesty, a victory could lead to an existential crisis.
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Vanguard, based in Malvern, Pennsylvania, prides itself as one of Wall Street's most low-cost and conservative managers.
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Discourse about widespread silence in a league that prides itself on its social activism and awareness is another.
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Swinney prides himself on catching them before they get there and needling them about winning his imaginary race.
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He has stayed in touch with people back home and prides himself on sharing information about organizing politically.
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It prides itself on curation and inspiration, allowing shoppers to navigate by brand, item or its stylized edits.
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For Samsung, which prides itself on manufacturing prowess, the scale of the recall is expected to be unprecedented.
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To be sure, they also cut costs, but private equity also prides itself on revenue expansion and innovation.
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This heterosexual outlook pervades a game—and series—that prides itself on genuine, loving, caring relationships between young people.
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Chile prides itself on being an astronomer's paradise, home to dozens of telescopes and ambitious studies at its observatories.
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He's the boy that publicly prides himself on his knowledge of critical theory, radical politics and all things subversive.
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X Change prides herself on embracing Black culture through her hair choices, but it hasn't come without its challenges.
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For a company that prides itself as being a secretive outfit, Palantir has certainly been in the news lately.
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Britain's flag-carrier prides itself as a premium airline, a cut above budget operations such as easyJet and Ryanair.
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Apple prides itself on how laser-focused it is on hardware and software and yet it's dropping the ball.
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Such an intervention would create a furore in Hong Kong, which prides itself on the independence of its judiciary.
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The U.S. military prides itself on being one of the most powerful militaries on the face of the earth.
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However, this is an age of equality and the BBC is an organisation that prides itself on its values.
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Daxita prides herself on being one of the fastest in London — I was out in just under an hour.
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Outages are rare for Seattle-based Amazon, which prides itself on being a technology company, not simply a retailer.
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Initialized prides itself on being "the first check to folks when they first quit their jobs," Tan told CNBC.
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Charlize Theron prides herself in being socially aware not just for herself, but for the sake of her kids.
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I'm really excited about more Prides like Tuscaloosa, Alabama, which was only in its third year in the documentary.
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The company prides itself on its ability to act much faster, especially when it comes to procuring new artists.
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"I want to give girls hope," says Vonn, who prides herself on being hands-on with the foundation's programs.
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And that is an unsettling conclusion, especially from a show that prides itself on championing women and their careers.
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They're great laptops to imitate, but for a company that prides itself on industrial design, it just felt lazy.
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The episode has strained relations, Swalwell lamented, on a committee that prides itself on staying above the partisan fray.
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Such is true with Canada-based Peoples Product, which prides itself on ethical, affordable, and chic artisan-made clothing.
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Billionaire entrepreneur Richard Branson prides himself on passing key pieces of life and career advice down to his children.
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Swift, which prides itself on its secrecy and low public profile, also put out a statement about the attacks.
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Mongolia now prides itself on its neutrality, and has good relations with both North Korea and the United States.
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Roganos, which is still considered Glasgow's most famous restaurant, prides itself on a democratic instinct that is entirely native.
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Where SpaceX touts its Silicon Valley-style disruption of the commercial rocket market, ULA prides itself on its reliability.
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The recall is unprecedented in scale for the world's top smartphone maker, which prides itself on its manufacturing prowess.
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The frozen food industry prides itself on a history of innovation to provide convenient access to safe, nutritious food.
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Google prides itself on its transparency, but has lost employees due to its level of secrecy with certain projects.
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He has been a breath of fresh air in a Department that prides itself on its arrogance and arbitrariness.
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Twitter prides itself on being "what's happening," but unfortunately for the company's users, what's frequently happening is unchecked harassment.
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But it's an embarrassment for a company that prides itself in secrecy and aggressively goes after leaks and leakers.
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BlackBerry prides itself on secure storage of data, but in the past it has made concessions in this area.
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Why it matters: The U.S. prides itself on being one of, if not, the strongest military in the world.
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The franchise prides itself on its multiplayer, but then again, there are a lot of games which boast multiplayer.
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The global supply chain prides itself on shipping just-in-time parts as needed, using airplanes instead of warehouses.
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Salesforce prides itself on hiring based on the company's four main cultural tenets: trust, innovation, equality, and customer success.
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This incongruity has ushered in greater insecurity in a country that prides itself on its equitable social market system.
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Funko also prides itself on its low production costs — each new figure costs between $5,513 and $7,500 to develop.
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As a mother who prides herself on possessing a skeptical but unshakable patriotism, this has been hard to take.
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Marston, who choreographed the work for Northern Ballet in 2016, prides herself on bringing new perspectives to old narratives.
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The agency has around 9,000 staff members in more than 150 countries, and it prides itself on cost effectiveness.
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Like ThirdLove, Lively is a bra and underwear label that prides itself on being made for women by women.
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Ms. Finlaw prides herself on living frugally, with just enough left over from her paychecks for bills and groceries.
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She said that in Canada, which prides itself on diversity and a spirit of tolerance, it was particularly jarring.
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But it shouldn't in California, which prides itself on being home to disruptive businesses, pathbreaking artists and eclectic thinkers.
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In a city that prides itself on being a literary mecca, the response to Amazon's arrival was, unsurprisingly, mixed.
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In Israel, which prides itself on its street-smart analysis of American politics, Mr. Trump remains a wild card.
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"We live in a society that prides itself on a very specific kind of alpha male concept," he said.
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Amazon, which prides itself on its culture of frugality, doesn't offer any free food in its Seattle home base.
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He prides himself on his activism and the times that he has been arrested in acts of civil disobedience.
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In a city that prides itself on indulgence, this new wave of middle-ground restaurants is surely welcome here.
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" The band, which prides itself on audience participation, will also perform songs from its most recent album, "All I Want!
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Not only does the company sell sweets, but Lauren prides herself on merging fashion, pop culture, and art with candy.
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Today Virginia Mason prides itself on its safety record—and sells its take on Toyota to hospitals across the world.
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Homeland prides itself on telling stories that are tomorrow's headlines, presented today, or an alternate spin on what's really happening.
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President Trump prides himself on taking a fresh look at how American taxpayer dollars are spent at home and abroad.
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The app prides itself on bringing you realistically terrifying masks that can 3D mold to your face in real time.
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Many haven't disclosed their role at Apple at all, which is commonplace at a company that prides itself on secrecy.
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In 2015, Howard joined Muse NYC, a lower Manhattan modeling agency that prides itself on representing unique and diverse talent.
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The company's culture prides itself on relentless focus, dispassionately eliminating business initiatives that are not core to the overall strategy.
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The company, which has a showroom nearby and sells jewelery online, prides itself on its pieces being made in Britain.
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"NVIDIA prides itself in providing a work environment where you can do your life's best work," one of them says.
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It prides itself in accepting only 1% of donors and on testing for more genetic diseases than any other bank.
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You took our quiz, and discovered you're a deal-hunting expert who prides yourself on never, ever paying full price.
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She has changed almost nothing else about the brand, which prides itself on a simple menu of burgers and fries.
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This iconic, hair-raising podcast prides itself on finding true stories that are scarier than anything you could dream up.
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Update 8:49pm ET: Newegg provided the following statement to GizmodoNewegg prides itself on conducting business fairly, ethically and honestly.
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Kraft Heinz, an investment worth $25.3 billion to the company, prides itself for ruthless cost cutting, which hardly benefits communities.
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It's true that Sessions prides himself as a traditional law-and-order-style enforcer and opposes the legalization of marijuana.
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Now in its third year, Wanderland prides itself on blending international indie bands with homegrown acts on the same stage.
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Yes, that big industry that prides itself on diversity -- claiming to embrace gays, blacks and women -- is anything but diverse.
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Casey, Illinois is a town that prides itself on being one of "strong values," with 20073 churches serving 2,769 people.
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My agency prides itself on coming up with cool gifts to send out to our network: friends, family, and clients.
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Neither of these were particularly good options, especially for a company that prides itself on being liberal and open-minded.
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The college prides itself on nurturing cross-cultural smarts and placing graduates in companies in Asia, like Volkswagen and Accenture.
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The United States prides itself in a legal system that adjudicates the law in the fastest possible amount of time.
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How could this happen at MIT, a place that prides itself on being a diverse and inclusive center of innovation?
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By criticizing a very insecure person who prides himself on his supposed financial expertise, Yellen may have sealed her fate.
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You would also be working at a company and team that prides itself on recruiting diverse perspectives and cultural adds.
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For someone who prides herself on being knowledgeable of gender, this really speaks of how we recognize women in society.
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VIENNA PRIDES itself on its abundance of music and art, its grand architecture and its one-of-a-kind Kaffeehauskultur.
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North Carolina Coach Roy Williams prides himself on his team's rebounding, but it was part of the problem on Sunday.
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Mr. Trump, however, prides himself on his deal-cutting prowess and, above all else, desires to be seen a winner.
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Shell, which paid $15 billion in dividends last year, prides itself on having never cut its dividend since the 1940s.
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The company prides itself on innovation, and, for its chief executive officer, that apparently extends to the interview process itself.
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Amazon prides itself on its almost pathological focus on what its customers want, rather than what its competitors are doing.
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"Smith prides himself on his pass, and he's very good at communication and always close to the ball," Davies said.
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Mr. Sessions, who prides himself on methodical preparation, has said he was "a babe in the woods" before the committee.
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"We are a campus that prides itself on inclusion and embraces diversity," Principal Adriana Lepe-Ramirez said in a statement.
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A party that prides itself on looking out for the little guy went with the biggest names it could find.
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The company prides itself on not selling ads and promises clients and users they will never sell their personal information.
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Kansas prides itself on its public schools, and, in many small towns, the high school serves as a community anchor.
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That presents a business model and opportunity for Silicon Valley, which prides itself on user engagement and user-centric design.
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Spier & Mackay prides itself on delivering high-quality products, and it really shows in some of the shirts' standard attributes.
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Trump also prides himself on his willingness to attack his opponents more viciously, and often effectively, than they attack him.
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He prides himself as a political dirty trickster, and he has never met a conspiracy theory he did not believe.
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The United States prides itself as the most innovative country in the world, but how did it get that way?
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Trump prides himself on his ability to cut deals, but finding a palatable compromise for both sides won't be easy.
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"The idea was to take a man who prides his image and reputation and confront him with it," Gore said.
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Direct-to-consumer startup Everlane, which prides itself on its transparent business practices, recently added an Afterpay option to its site.
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The Times typically prides itself on being an advocate for transparency, so the timing has raised eyebrows across the media industry.
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There would certainly be a lot of very negative publicity, at a company which prides itself on being collegial and progressive.
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The chain prides itself in its hospitality, which I noticed as workers helped me order and even cleared away my trash.
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How does a franchise that prides itself in forming love connections keep churning out people who are so terrible at it?
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Spurning the received opinion that micromanagement is a bad trait in bosses, Mr Musk prides himself on being a "nano-manager".
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This is the same person who prides himself on exposing the absolute truth and built his notoriety promising to do so.
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He spent time on 8chan, a messageboard that prides itself on allowing users to post anything not illegal under American law.
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That isn't to say it's bottom of the class in any respect, just that it prides itself on its streaming speed.
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For a site which prides itself on "authentic" conversation, the ability of site administrators to secretly alter content has drastic implications.
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Unilever, a giant Anglo-Dutch seller of consumer goods, for example, prides itself on treating staff well and supporting environmental sustainability.
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Boston prides itself as the Cradle of Liberty, and strong legal protections help ensure that freedom in Massachusetts applies to all.
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The chain prides itself on offering diners the ability customize their meals with more than 20 ingredients from queso to cucumbers.
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You'd like to think a company that prides itself on algorithms wouldn't allow them to fail so badly and so dangerously.
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Details: Apple, which prides itself on its privacy record, publicly apologized last week after a 14-year-old discovered the problem.
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In fact, for someone who prides himself on zigging when everyone thinks he should zag, Trump likely won't follow this path.
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The state prides itself on its dedication to cold efficiency in its primary elections — the antidote to Iowa's outmoded caucus system.
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Hernandez's cheating admission provoked a particular outcry in Australia, a country which prides itself on the traditional values of sportsmanlike conduct.
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The court prides itself on keeping a safe distance from the gridlocked political branches across the street and down Pennsylvania Ave.
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And if the guy who prides himself on being unapologetically honest is caught lying red-handed here, will it even matter?
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Trump is regularly engulfed in civil lawsuits, and prides himself on knowing more about civil litigation than almost anyone on earth.
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The monk prides himself on doing what other planetariums and conservative Buddhist temples do not do: encourage awareness and critical thinking.
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Even though Tanner's theory is correct — and she's a woman who prides herself on being right — her actions still feel brash.
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It's clear the brand prides itself on the Solution Short, which comes in a compact box with "SKIMS" printed on it.
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Italic is a new online brand that prides itself on selling luxury goods (bags, accessories, apparel, home goods) without the labels.
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The Righteous Gemstones prides itself on shining a light on the inherent darkness in people who don't practice what they preach.
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" New Oriental said its counseling division "prides itself on its longstanding commitment to education and the very high standards it has.
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Mr. Trump prides himself on being tough, especially on foreigners who he argues have been taking advantage of the United States.
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The escape room community prides itself on its diversity; it's not male-dominated, like the rest of gaming, everyone tells me.
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He prides himself on having stuck with Mr. Woods through a serial philandering scandal that derailed his professional and personal life.
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The country prides itself on strict gun-control laws that have decreased the number of mass murders in the recent past.
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The account prides itself on showcasing New Jersey's "big state energy," through a slew of irreverent, bold, in-your-face tweets.
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Her abrupt departure infuriated many women — and many men as well — across Sweden, a country that prides itself on gender equality.
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Mr. Maher prides himself as a defender of free speech, including those forms of it that may offend a liberal audience.
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It also includes four Sikhs and a Somali-born immigration minister, reflecting the multiculturalism and inclusiveness on which Canada prides itself.
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Found primarily in Massachusetts, the upscale restaurant prides itself on serving up classic seafood dishes using only the freshest coastal catches.
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Susan Collins of Maine, a deliberate member who prides herself on hearing all the evidence available -- and conservatives, like Republican Sen.
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As a former CNBC host, best-selling author and award-winning financial advisor, Suze Orman prides herself on keeping her cool.
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Apple, who prides itself on producing really reliable and secure devices, typically has a higher bar for its biometrics than competitors.
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But that success isn't because the game is good, and it's especially disappointing from a company that prides itself on quality.
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The company prides itself on "making decisions that have an impact beyond our walls," it said in a June blog post.
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"I think that it's explained by the idea that success is the characteristic that he prides himself most on," Cannon said.
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Ritual's vitamins contain the nine essential nutrients that women lack the most, and the company prides itself on transparent ingredient sourcing.
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This is a President who prides himself on his unorthodoxy and his willingness to say and do deeply politically incorrect things.
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One of the prides of this country is the way we approach matters of religion related to individuals, government and society.
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Pop prides itself on Schitt's Creek, a similarly warm and diverse series that has earned a similar level of critical respect.
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How this can be in a country that prides itself on the blessings of liberty is a question for another time.
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Marie Claire is a magazine that prides itself on great journalism, and they do wonderful reporting on women across the world.
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As an artist who prides herself on her Mexican heritage, and is constantly reminded of who she represents, I was torn.
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He has called social media a "massive, naked onslaught of stupidity" and prides himself on using his cell phone only in emergencies.
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Rihanna plays an alien burlesque dancer named Bubble, a seductive shape-shifter who prides herself on her ability to master any role.
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But they are extraordinary in the Senate, which prides itself on a level of decorum that seems anachronistic in the modern age.
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For the party that prides itself on taking action more than conserving past law, the filibuster has proven a uniquely difficult barrier.
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WeWork prides itself on its culture, where it regularly hosts pitch events for entrepreneurs to have access to advice and even funding.
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Reinforced with a steel plate, this mechanical keyboard prides itself on its longevity, promising long-time durability up to 99.993 million keystrokes.
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Founded in San Francisco by Vincent Pilot Ng and Andrew Nguyen, Bomber & Company prides itself on selling versatile, high-grade travel equipment.
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Ultimately the union's demands could be good business for Marriott, which prides itself on its history as a family company, Taylor added.
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Leesa prides itself on designing and crafting premium sleep products that meet the needs of almost all types of sleeper and preference.
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Located along the coast of the Pacific Northwest, Burgerville prides itself on using local produce, meat, fish, and dairy in its meals.
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The self-destructing social media app prides itself on an interface that most adults find confusing, while tweens find it second nature.
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The United States prides itself on how much we have given to the refugee crisis, but we lag behind the European Union.
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The latest restaurant to surrender to the trend is Bidwell, a Washington DC restaurant that prides itself on its 'responsibly sourced' entrees.
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Sanders, the self-described democratic socialist, presents a clear contrast to Bloomberg, a devout capitalist who prides himself on pragmatism over ideology.
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"New York prides itself on being first," Linda Rosenthal, the bill's sponsor in the state Assembly, told the Associated Press in June.
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Otherwise, he says, he prides himself on pinching pennies after years of scraping by with two or three jobs at a time.
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Warnings about low storage start popping up, and it all takes away from the iPhone user experience that Apple prides itself on.
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Plus, the startup prides itself on its last-minute nature — they say that most bookings happen less than six days in advance.
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Apple executives have repeatedly said the company doesn't strive to be first: It prides itself on coming up with better solutions later.
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There are drawbacks: The selection of a white man might do little to electrify a party that prides itself on its diversity.
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Mr. Tagliabue, who described Mr. DeGioia as a leader who prides himself on building consensus, said the college president answered the questions.
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But the military prides itself on not being political, and officers tend not to have spoken publicly about their impressions of Trump.
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The central bank, an institution that prides itself on being above politics, is charged with guarding against the risk of runaway inflation.
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Total score: 79.46Top-scoring categories: right to protest (100), digital banking (90.99), environmental action (98.85)Gothenburg prides itself on its environmental policies.
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Major, public glitches are rare for Seattle-based Amazon, which prides itself on being a technology company, not simply an online retailer.
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Dubai, among the most open and peaceful cities in the war-battered Middle East, prides itself as a tourist and business hub.
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Syndicated also dispenses with the usual previews and cellphone warning, and prides itself on a showtime that begins at the designated hour.
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Wegmans prides itself on impressive customer service, huge store locations that boast a high number of products, and lots of specialty foods.
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In an iPhone, the kernel is a core component of the secure boot process — a security feature on which Apple prides itself.
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The Porto-based two-day event prides itself on that idea, constantly broadening its base of artists and drawing in new fans.
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The U.S. Government, which prides itself on advancing the cause of democracy worldwide, has also been on the sidelines financially and politically.
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And while Alameda prides itself on its diversity, Mr. Hill observed that, compared with their previous experience, there weren't many black residents.
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She prides herself on being a "pointy head" and "girlie swot" because she enjoys the thick briefing books she studies every night.
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Hong Kong prides itself on being a diverse, international city but it is also largely segregated — not by law but by custom.
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For an industry that prides itself on being on the vanguard of social change, it's another way in which fashion lags behind.
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Listen Too prides itself on its efforts to prevent employee burnout, which include wellbeing coaching, seminars and sport-related activities. 22. Leavy.
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The sudden messiness surrounding the search is embarrassing for an organization that prides itself on getting its business done with little fuss.
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With over 314,000 subscribers, r/The_Donald prides itself as the unofficial online home of the Trump campaign, and now the Trump presidency.
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Beyond flat whites Melbourne is an early-rising town, which is not surprising for a city that prides itself on its coffee.
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Silicon Valley and Hollywood operate in distinctly different ways: Apple prides itself on secrecy, while Hollywood runs on a wealth of information.
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Founded in 2360 by Roberto Villanueva, this company offers a sampling of diverse dance styles and prides itself on an inclusive ethos.
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Garden of Life prides itself on using carefully sourced ingredients, and these multivitamins are USDA certified organic and non-GMO project verified.
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A school like Oberlin, which prides itself on being the first to have regularly admitted women and black students, explicitly values diversity.
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Bayern prides itself on being not a team but a club in the truest sense of the word, a Bavarian civic institution.
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The Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth prides itself on its collection of works by modern masters like Picasso, Matisse and Mondrian.
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She prides herself on close relationships with many of her nieces and nephews, and keeps in frequent touch with them via email.
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Today, the legacy continues, and our company prides itself in creating low-impact sustainable communities that integrate alternative energy and environmental solutions.
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The U.S. prides itself on being a more business friendly environment — allowing for American innovation to thrive without too much red tape.
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And, as a site that prides itself on spending "thousands of hours searching for unique finds," the resulting haul did not disappoint.
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"Putin prides himself on Russia's intelligence capabilities," the Brookings Institution wrote in a study of the early formation of his counterterrorism policies.
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Every year, two mobile industry titans birth new software into the world like a pair of newborn cubs from rival lion prides.
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The campaign has put the ruling Communist Party, which prides itself as a socialist guardian of workers' rights, in an awkward position.
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After visiting two Wegmans stores in totally different areas, there's no denying that the Wegmans brand prides itself on quality and consistency.
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In an affluent community that prides itself on appearances, a prominent faux-stone wall appears glaringly out of context to some residents.
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The subreddit prides itself on its mantra "Click and Consume," which would be wonderfully catchy if it weren't also a little bit dehumanizing.
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If you're anything like me, working for a company that prides itself on taking group bike rides at lunch sounds like a dream.
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Hong Kong prides itself on being an international financial hub, a safe and stable place where foreign companies and investors can do business.
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Romney, a man who prides himself on dutiful conduct and a certain formality, might also wonder if he is being used by Trump.
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Such behavior is unacceptable from an industry that "prides itself as being the cutting edge and critical to our state's economy," she said.
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"This is a community newspaper that prides itself on telling stories of the people of this community and lifting them up," the Rev.
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The murders have focused attention on Canada's racist fringe, an uncomfortable topic for a country that prides itself on its tolerance and diversity.
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For Samsung, which prides itself on manufacturing prowess, the scale of the recall is unprecedented and deals a huge blow to its reputation.
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McLaren prides itself on running more like a technology company than a carmaker, and its additions to the 720S speak to that approach.
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Singapore normally prides itself on being a meritocracy, in contrast to neighbouring Malaysia, where Malays and other indigenous groups are accorded special privileges.
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It didn't change our minds about Bottega, the unemotional fashion house that prides itself as an embodiment of the convivial spirit of Italy.
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Gab, a social media platform that prides itself on allowing free speech in all forms, has been taken down – at least for now.
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He's not running for re-election, and prides himself on running a committee that has remained largely bipartisan and resistant to outside pressures.
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Why it matters: The bug was a black eye for the company, which prides itself on offering better privacy options than its rivals.
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"I would like to see, as a father and a person who prides himself on speaking the truth, what he thinks," he says.
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"I would like to see, as a father and a person who prides himself on speaking the truth, what he thinks," he said.
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"It's because Australian sport prides itself on the gladiatorial aspect," Huw Bonello, a journalist for Daily Telegraph Australia, told VICE Sports via email.
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When most say they do, she prides them in the fact that they already have the great advantage of communication beyond only English.
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Anna prides herself on her devotion to her daughter, but she exposes her to danger every single day with her choice of partner.
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The company prides itself on being a reliable communications platform for its users, and Trump has become one its highest-profile power users.
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The shame is that for an industry that prides itself on understanding consumers, it has taken us this long to listen to them.
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The club prides itself on its luxurious nature with initiation fees starting at $50,000 dollars, not to mention the $15,000 in annual dues.
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To be clear, Portal does let you connect multiple devices to create a "mesh network" — that's just not what it prides itself on.
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WeWork's selling point is "community" — the company prides itself on helping set the culture for the entrepreneurs and businesses that use its facilities.
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China's Communist Party leadership prides itself on maintaining absolute control, and even relatively minor disruptions of that control can prompt an intense response.
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The Boston-based marketing software start-up prides itself on offering employees many opportunities to learn, try new things and grow their careers.
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Two of the book's three sections are narrated by Donald, a Scottish-born optometrist living outside Boston who prides himself on his stoicism.
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And the separations issue is not the first time a President who prides himself on a strongman's image has seemed to lack compassion.
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The agency itself, which generally prides itself on avoiding politics, has taken an unusually active and open role in lobbying for Haspel's candidacy.
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Part of what Masterson prides herself on is the way that Drunk Elephant has managed to resonate across a wide array of demographics.
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Originally created as a spinoff from Gap in 1994, Old Navy prides itself in making stylish clothing affordable and approachable for families everywhere.
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The cleanup was not a planned event but an example of spontaneous unity in a metropolis that prides itself on diversity, passengers said.
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Despite assurances tourism revenues will benefit all Cubans, the move has stirred mixed feelings in a country that prides itself on social equality.
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For a party that prides itself on being the country's only rational, empirical party, where are the Democrats' famed wonks on single-payer?
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The six-night itinerary begins at Belmond Savute Elephant Lodge in Chobe National Park, known for its herds of elephants and lion prides.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wells Fargo & Co Chief Executive John Stumpf prides himself on being a banker who understands the little guy's financial problems.
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And perhaps an ironic lesson for a Vice President who understandably prides himself on being a man of deep Christian conviction and faith.
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With around $16 billion under management, Cevian prides itself on working with company management, eschewing the more aggressive tactics of Wall Street activists.
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It was the blandest of the five, which was disappointing because of how much Burger King prides itself on flame-grilling its meat.
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He prides himself on his friendship with Republicans, including Representative Mark Meadows of North Carolina, the chairman of the conservative House Freedom Caucus.
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When she was interrupted, Ms. Pelosi politely tried to explain to Mr. Trump, who prides himself on his negotiating skills, how Congress works.
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Google counts on open dialogue to strengthen products and morale, and prides itself on fostering an environment in which subordinates can challenge managers.
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It prides itself on community service projects, raising funds for charities like the Muscular Dystrophy Association and financing science education for public schools.
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Thought Audio prides itself on providing the gift of knowledge through free audiobook versions of classic titles, philosophic works, biblical excerpts, and prayers.
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While the Army prides itself on being a people organization, it is also a bureaucracy, full of policies and procedures for every circumstance.
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So did Liam Broady of Britain, who prides himself on his conditioning and described himself as "gasping for air" after just 12 games.
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The fee-only investment advisory firm prides itself on multi-generational relationships with clients, thinking in terms of decades to create lasting legacies.
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Cory Booker, who prides himself on being the only inner-city resident running for president, has been an advocate for school choice programs.
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Privacy is an industrywide concern, but the challenge is especially large for a company that prides itself on collecting all the world's information.
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This new nature series centers on two prides of lions along the Luangwa River in Zambia, dramatically narrating their hunts and power struggles.
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It bared the simmering but fierce partisanship on a House committee that prides itself on being among the most evenhanded panels in Congress.
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Why should a state so disproportionately white take such a leading role, especially for a Democratic Party that prides itself on its diversity?
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Now a member of Trump's Economic Advisory Council, he has visited Trump in New York, and he prides himself on offering unconventional advice.
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Yoplait, based in Minneapolis, is part of General Mills, the huge international food conglomerate, which prides itself on cleareyed, data-driven decision-making.
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But these devices make sense for a company that prides itself on connecting people, and the Portal does a good job at that.
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Mr. Trump prides himself on appearing strong on the global stage, and this ad uses video evidence to drive home the opposite message.
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The school prides itself on its diverse population, according to the Tribune, which noted that 85 percent of students are children of color.
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Apple prides itself on the look and feel of its devices, and if you ask me, this design just seems way too off.
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He prides himself on learning quickly: "Once I have done something once, I don't need to be shown how to do it again."
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On the other hand, Stranger Things prides itself on its clean, straightforward storytelling; even the series' mysteries have relatively easy-to-understand solutions.
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Japan, where citizens can expect to live an average of 84.2 years, prides itself on its No. 1 global ranking on this issue.
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Canada prides herself on being able to appease every gift-wrapping challenge, stocking a huge variety of paper, bows, and individual ornamental flourishes.
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This was a shocking step for the show, which prides itself on being a free-for-all of deceit, mind games and treachery.
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Add to this the strain of endlessly being asked to defend the rantings of a volatile president who prides himself on being offensive.
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Add to this the strain of endlessly being asked to defend the rantings of a volatile president who prides himself on being offensive.
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Most of the football team is in a fraternity known for its boorishness; it prides itself on disparaging other frats and behaving badly.
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The brand prides itself on using sustainable materials, utilizing ethical business practices, and regularly donating proceeds from its different collections to specific causes.
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In a country that prides itself on liberality and tolerance, people of color have faced a surfeit of racism in the last decade.
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The Portuguese combatant calls himself Bruce Almighty and prides himself on his mid-battle shenanigans, which include literally jumping out of his shoes.
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And for a genre that supposedly prides itself on, to quote Gene Roddenberry, infinite diversity in infinite combinations, and being more progressive than the rest of the world, though there are some that don't think we should be, for a genre that prides itself on that to have never given the best-novel award to another black person, that's just bizarre.
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The key to turning 3D-printing into more than a novelty used only for prototyping is speed – which is what Carbon prides itself on.
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Lille prides itself on its heritage, but few hotels have been able to encapsulate the richness of the city's history while offering modern comforts.
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Acacia prides itself on having continued to invest when other miners focused almost exclusively on cutting costs and says it is seeing the results.
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But Workday, which provides human resource and financial management software for large companies, prides itself on "very high levels of customer satisfaction," Bhusri said.
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Haldane has now reintroduced two prides of lions to the area, not for lion hunting, but to help keep growing game populations in check.
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More than anyone, Carlson has emerged as the voice of this strain of conservatism, which prides itself on its willingness to buck conservative orthodoxy.
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Saga, which prides itself on not being a technology company but instead a more multi-disciplinary solution, may be poised to crack the code.
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Mr Babis is a pragmatist who prides himself on competence; the Czech government ran a budget surplus with him as finance minister last year.
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On this front, it's not a great look for an app that prides itself on putting control back in the hands of its users.
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How did the Conservative Party—an outfit that prides itself on its age, wisdom and ruthless appetite for power—get into such a mess?
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In a city that prides itself on ready access to round-the-clock transit options, the pedicab is usually not a commuter's first choice.
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It's a bland corporate entity that prides itself on its A+ rating from the Human Rights Campaign and donates to candidates like Hillary Clinton.
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For an app that prides itself on its progressive values, I wondered why trans and gender nonconforming communities are being excluded from this platform.
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Why it matters: Vestberg brings deep knowledge of 5G networks and Verizon prides itself on leading network technology in an increasingly competitive wireless market.
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The case has pitted the military medical school, which prides itself on honor and service, against the academy, which considers its members above reproach.
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The League, a dating app that prides itself on selectiveness and requires members to be approved before joining, has traditionally taken expansion pretty slow.
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The case has caused widespread outrage in Turkey, which prides itself on its humanitarian response to the Syrian civil war, sheltering 2.7 million refugees.
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BMW, a company that prides itself on building "the ultimate driving machine," plans to start producing fully autonomous vehicles by 2021 for ridesharing programs.
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If he does, President Trump — who prides himself as a dealmaker — would be undermining America's national heritage for little more than short-sighted politics.
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Manchester prides itself on a vibrant music scene, which over the years has produced bands such as the Hollies, Oasis and the Stone Roses.
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And the President who prides himself as a Washington outsider found himself at odds with some of the few political friends he has there.
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Wendy's prides itself on using fresh, never-frozen beef in all its burgers, so despite the nutritional difference, these burgers contain the same beef.
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It's a full-service firm that caters primarily to small businesses which prides itself on the ability to do "real-time accounting" for clients.
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Stone, who prides himself on his sartorial taste, appeared in court in Broward County sporting a dark polo shirt and jeans and wearing handcuffs.
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Steidl prides himself on being a canny businessman, but his admirers say that he is engaged in a loftier project than merely selling books.
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This is the same league that hypocritically prides itself on a tradition of not permitting its football champion to participate in any postseason competition.
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He prides himself on being a modern manager, has pioneered sports science techniques and is, by all reports, as technologically adept as they come.
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Another was the VIP vibe afforded to artists, press, and patrons, which seemed incongruous with a festival that prides itself on collaboration and unity.
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While The Real Real has found a niche (and has made a fortune) selling luxury online, ThredUp prides itself on owning the middle market.
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The Ravenclaw motto, "Wit Beyond Measure is Man's Greatest Treasure," surely fits the villain who prides himself on his humor and a dark wittiness.
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And a recent Counterpoint Research note said Nokia tops competitors when it comes to Android security updates, something HMD says it prides itself on.
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And in a shift for a businessman who prides himself on doing it alone, he is for the first time accepting direct government help.
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Austin, the state capital and a liberal mecca that prides itself on welcoming immigrants, has been the city most clearly caught in the middle.
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They are also testing the boundaries of free speech in a country that prides itself on liberalism but has seen a growing far right.
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But Australia's Liberal (read Republican) government prides itself on what one top official refers to as their "deft and nonjudgmental" handling of the president.
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As a Tesla board member, Ms. Denholm has provided some rare automotive experience to a company that prides itself on being an industry outsider.
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Their effort put the ruling Communist Party, which prides itself on upholding socialist ideals even as it embraces capitalist practices, in an awkward position.
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Sweden prides itself on its commitment to helping the most vulnerable, and the illness was seen as an affront to the country's national character.
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It was a rare crash in a country that prides itself on its train performance, with one of the world's best rail safety records.
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It was a rare crash in a country that prides itself on its train performance, with one of the world's best rail safety records.
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" What employees say: "It is extremely satisfying to work for a company that prides itself on bettering the investment universe and not becoming complacent.
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How the network, which prides itself on being careful and accurate, could've fairly evaluated Lord's comment in so short a time is beyond me.
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The question arises: Can the nation's largest advocate for gun rights, which prides itself on defending liberties and the Second Amendment, improve its image?
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Management reshuffles aren't rare at Alibaba, which prides itself on rotating executives every few months to stay fresh and agile in a competitive environment.
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The company — which calls its top ranks a family and prides itself on keeping executives around — has been battling privacy scandals and declining trust.
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Indonesia is the world's largest Muslim-majority country, but prides itself on being a tolerant nation with a diverse mix of ethnicities and religions.
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At the start of that book, Ester is thirty-one, a poet and a philosopher who prides herself on her logical approach to life.
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Founded in early 2015, Away, the suitcase retailer that prides itself on sleek design and durable materials, reached a $1.45 billion valuation in May.
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Like Wall Street, it prides itself on its meritocratic culture, arguing that its performance-based orientation will drive capital to the best start-ups.
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While a casual observer may find eight hours in this environment deeply tedious, it is a music community that prides itself on being cerebral.
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It's embarrassing to be an American while the President prides himself on buying a disgusting amount of fast food rather than fixing the government.
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WALLACE: Sir, there is a tradition in this country, in fact one of the prides of this country is the peaceful transition of power.
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Mexico's most indigenous state, Oaxaca prides itself on its creativity, which takes the form of vivid hand-spun textiles and carved wooden beasts, called alebrijes.
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With 35 full-time employees, Fullstack Academy prides itself on placing graduates in software developer jobs at major tech firms, especially Google, Amazon and Facebook.
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The company prides itself on how it's stuck around for the past 16 years as a reliable time capsule for people to revisit their memories.
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Mr Johnson, who prides himself on his campaigning skills, shuffles between photo opportunities, agreeing only to carefully staged pool interviews, as was Mrs May's wont.
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Although, when we first meet her, she is crying frustrated tears, Fonsia prides herself on her self-sufficiency as much as Weller does on his.
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O'Rourke prides himself on how much of the driving he's done during this trip across the state — a good portion of which has been livestreamed.
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In a state that prides itself on good government, the message was that he should hold confirmation hearings, presuming Mr. Obama submits a qualified nominee.
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Hillsdale College is a small, conservative university, which prides itself on not receiving federal funding and deploys Sean Hannity to advertise its Constitution 101 courses.
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Like Buffett, Render tells CNBC Make It he prides himself on spending his money wisely and investing in his community to create long-term wealth.
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Both young women are disappointed that the French government, one which prides themselves on "liberty, equality, and fraternity," has taken away this freedom of choice.
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Hong Kong is a city that prides itself in civility: people queue for the bus, control their emotions, don't use profanity, and do use sunscreen.
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The secretive company prides itself on its libertarian view of its platform, with the broadest daily reach of any company in the history of mankind.
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Serious attacks or violence are rare in the Nordic country of 5.7 million people that prides itself on a reputation for safety and social tolerance.
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How could a well-known organization which prides itself on diversity, and that some think is the entire internet, find itself with gender pay disparity?
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Cloe Jordan prides herself on taking the perfect bikini selfie — and it might just be her attention to detail and commitment that saved her life.
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The president who prides himself on being unpredictable has fallen into a predictable pattern — one that's surely not going to fix the North Korea crisis.
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But the country prides itself on its homogeneity, and although the media no longer reflexively blame foreigners for all social ills, discrimination is still rife.
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Many in the community were furious that details of such a large project had been withheld by an organization that prides itself on radical transparency.
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"The Gainesville Police Department prides itself with our philosophy and mission of compassion, inclusion, and respect and will fully review the matter," the statement continued.
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Texas prides itself on going big, and the state will have to do just that as it begins a recovery effort that will last years.
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In a sport that prides itself on letting the fans get close to the action, Team Sky were trying to operate within an angry mob.
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The fight leading up to the vote has been a profound challenge for a diverse county that prides itself on its history of getting along.
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Mr. Trump, who prides himself on counterpunching, opted for grace on this occasion and made no mention of his rough reception or the no-shows.
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That Chicago, which prides itself on being a world-class city, should be no better, if not worse, should be a source of civic shame.
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Ideological purity is subjective and one's believing that he or she is a "better" Democrat is hypocritical in a party that prides itself on inclusion.
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It prides itself on the belief that in this land of opportunity any woman, man and child should be able to reach their full potential.
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The event was the first of a marathon day for Pureval, a candidate that prides himself on having the energy to work 12-hour days.
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It's a difficult prospect for an institution that prides itself on tradition, not to mention studies showing that millennials are not signing up to serve.
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Characterized by its understated packaging, which is inspired by Northern European design per the brand, Keep Cool prides itself in using natural, cruelty-free ingredients.
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New York prides itself on strong worker protections, including one of the strongest antidiscrimination laws in the country, as well as welcoming communities like Utica.
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It shocked the nation and underlined the perils of Islamophobia and the far right in a country that prides itself on its multiculturalism and tolerance.
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America prides itself on being the country of economic mobility, a place where your station in life is limited only by your ambition and grit.
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It's also an issue that, from day one, has implicated the self-esteem of the FBI, which prides itself on counterintelligence and national security work.
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The team prides itself on rebounding well and being a "a real stubborn defensive team," Badrtalei said, adding that Kansas State plays a similar style.
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Ms. Serwaa is a maven at the thrift store and prides herself on finding deals to help provide clothing and household items for her family.
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Gate 13 is packed with crisp one-liners—something he prides himself on coming from the battle rap scene—and he's not losing it now.
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It could be fascinating for a man who prides himself on honor to face the all-too-human compromises he made in order to survive.
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Her strides against Mr. Katko, who prides himself on his bipartisan record in Washington, come in a district that has 11,000 more Democrats than Republicans.
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The school, which is in North Bethesda, Md., and has about 500 students, prides itself on its emphasis on academics and commitment to serving others.
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President Trump prides himself on being a dealmaker, and his negotiating style is to lay out extreme requests in order to work back to agreement.
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SWISS As a Switzerland-based airline, this carrier prides itself on serving economy passengers Swiss food and beverage items including chocolate bars, beers and wines.
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DAVOS (Reuters Breakingviews) - The World Economic Forum, which kicks off this week in Davos, prides itself on tackling some of the knottiest issues facing humanity.
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It was a devastating decision for a leader of an elite team that, like many other military units, prides itself on leaving no one behind.
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Mr. Mercer's current show, "Mercer Report," visits an out-of-the-way hamlet or unsung hero each episode, holding them up as prides of Canada.
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The Dallas-based carrier prides itself on quick turnaround times for its flights, often giving as little as 20 minutes from gate arrival to pushback.
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Supreme is a fashion clothing brand that prides itself on the scarcity of its stock and the discomfort of its shopping experience within its store.
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It has been humbling for a Senators team that prides itself on a conservative style, turning the area between the blue lines into a morass.
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The uncertainty over the bill's prospects leaves the president, who prides himself on his ability to make deals, facing a rare instance of self-doubt.
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Mr. Trump's comment on Tuesday was a rare concession to the demands of outside forces by a president who prides himself on standing his ground.
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In his small corner shop, he prides himself on offering Alkaline's raw green juices at prices geared to the incomes of born-and-bred Brixtonites.
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The rumor was spreading like wildfire on Snapchat, a favorite among teenagers and a platform that prides itself on being relatively immune to fake news.
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Its CEO, Tim Cook, has said that Apple prides itself on not selling its users data and has blasted companies like Facebook for doing so.
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I think she prides herself in being fully equipped and ready for school, and then she just isn't as good as she thinks she is.
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But, even after marathon phone calls and meetings at the White House, Trump, who prides himself as a master negotiator, failed to secure the deal.
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GiveWell prides itself on trying to rigorously determine the magnitude of impact of the charities it recommends, and Open Phil took the same approach here.
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The outage was the largest in memory in the Netherlands, a nation of 17 million which prides itself on the technical prowess of its telecommunications infrastructure.
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Instead, it sees its future as not just a carmaker but as the foremost mobility company — one that prides itself on having the best consumer experience.
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"If you want to resonate with a group that prides itself on diversity, having a one-size-fits all solution does not make sense," she says.
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These days, though, the region prides itself as being one of the most democratic in Africa, and anyone who blatantly ignores a ballot can expect brickbats.
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The firm prides itself on being the most prestigious management consultancy, sending out its bright, young footsoldiers to advise executives and policymakers on tricky strategic issues.
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Name: Redeye RecordsLocation: Sydney, AustraliaYear opened: 1981Why it's cool: Redeye prides itself on tracking down rare, out-of-print, and unique Australian items for its customers.
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Following heavy investment in organized and informal infrastructure for athletics, it now prides itself on being home to the world's fastest man and woman this year.
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Pond5 prides itself on allowing artists to set their own prices for whatever content they sell royalty-free there, including still images, video and audio content.
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It's an obvious move for Apple, which prides itself on designing many of its own chips, and it's something the company already does in other locations.
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Their troubles are milder than those of some American inner cities or French banlieues, but hard to swallow for a society that prides itself on order.
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The Economist: Liberalism prides itself on rationality to such a degree that it seems outside the emotive, narrative-driven part of people's decisions, attitudes and values.
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Amazon Go, the store chain that prides itself on a no-cash, no-cashier shopping experience will start allowing customers to pay in cash, CNBC reported.
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Serious attacks or violence are rare in the small Nordic country of 5.7 million people that prides itself on a reputation for safety and social tolerance.
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TC: AltSchool prides itself on employing equal numbers of educators, operators, and engineers who actively help the educators mark and measure what's working and what isn't.
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Having two Marine generals in those top jobs would be highly unusual for a service that prides itself on being the most elite U.S. fighting force.
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Breaking up with the ecommerce titan, on the other hand, requires Chinese sellers to get savvier at reaching foreign shoppers, expertise that CareerTu prides itself on.
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The team played friendlies against Colombia's Santa Fe and Brazil's Inter, while trying to put forward that same welcoming atmosphere it prides itself on in Leverkusen.
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MS-13, which prides itself on an ability to instill fear in others, is notorious for leaving behind crime scenes that resemble real-life horror films.
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Dorer added that while other companies raise capital to buy back stock and generate value that way, Clorox's management prides itself on going against the grain.
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So long as such schemes are a prerequisite for winning the Republican nomination, a party that prides itself on economic management will lack a credible policy.
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A music festival inspired by legend Bob Marley, One Love prides itself on being environmentally friendly, peaceful and providing a foundation for reggae and dub music.
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There's nothing wrong with having a mostly-liberal audience, but it can make life tricky for a newspaper that prides itself on being fair and neutral.
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These routers were launched under a new private label called Jetstream, a label exclusive to Walmart that prides itself on offering more-reasonable-than-usual prices.
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Cafe Grumpy: This homegrown New York cafe prides itself on sourcing responsible, interesting beans from all over the world which it roasts right here in Brooklyn.
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The country prides itself on its public infrastructure: the National School of Bridges and Roads, founded in 1747, remains one of the more prestigious engineering schools.
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As much as the United States prides itself on intelligence and border security, increased resentment will increase the threat to — and possible attempts on — U.S. interests.
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One speaker noted the irony of a festival that prides itself on inclusiveness requiring that prospective attendees fill out an application if they want to attend.
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She says her work is a "combination of chemistry and attention," and prides herself in managing to intuitively connect with her subjects at an intimate level.
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This is not the first time the president has inserted politics while addressing a body that prides itself on its independence from any particular ideological leaning.
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It's something the startup prides itself on but has irritated media watchdogs who reprimanded TikTok for showing users "unacceptable" content, such as videos depicting adolescent pregnancies.
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The company prides itself on providing the same experience to everyone, regardless of gender or sexual orientation, and tries to angle its features around that idea.
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At least four voiced alarm at the efforts of Trump and his personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, to politicize a department that prides itself on being apolitical.
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Pernambuco also provided a vivid backdrop for Mr. Mendonca Filho, who prides himself on grounding his features in the precise feel and detail of urban spaces.
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The party that prides itself on its strong foundation of family values targeted the country's most important anti-hunger program that helps families feed their children.
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WeWork, which is known for its coworking spaces, prides itself on helping to set the corporate culture for the entrepreneurs and businesses that use its facilities.
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Donald J. Trump prides himself on his debate performances in the Republican primaries, and he has often boasted about his lack of serious preparation for them.
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Fine Gael prides itself on fiscal responsibility, contrasting this with what it described as Fianna Fail's free-spending policies that contributed to the last economic crash.
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This posed an unusual challenge for StudioEIS, based at the Industry City complex in the Sunset Park neighborhood of Brooklyn, which prides itself on historical accuracy.
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The battle within the league is unusual for an organization that prides itself on order and unanimity and oversees the most popular sport in the country.
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Populated by eminences like Steve Kroft and Lesley Stahl, the weekly newsmagazine prides itself on a culture of exceptionalism — with the ratings to back it up.
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Still the group prides itself on creating the sort of intensity that's more typically seen in European men's soccer, regardless of the gender of the players.
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It has the effect of minimizing VR and AR at Google, something counterintuitive for a company that prides itself on creating billion-user apps across disciplines.
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In a country obsessed with soccer, Flamengo prides itself on being the most popular team, with wealth that is the envy of rivals across South America.
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Mr. Cuomo prides himself on making the government run efficiently, and is not averse to calling reporters, myself included, to give, um, critiques of their work.
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But Mr. Khalilzad — a swaggering, self-confident diplomat who prides himself on his independence and ability to make deals — is a tempting target for unhappy Afghans.
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When a Man Needs a New Suit Our critic, who prides himself on not needing to wear a suit, explores the options at Brioni and Boglioli.
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She is, of course, big on compromise — something that she prides herself on and that is a key part of her appeal to voters in Minnesota.
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CHUCK GRASSLEY: Via The Hill's Alex Bolton, as the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, the Iowa Republican prides himself on being an advocate of transparency.
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Whatever the reason, expectations for the self-proclaimed "innovative" bar run high — especially when entering a market like New York, which prides itself on cocktail craftsmanship.
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Yes, we are a country with no established religion and that prides the "separation of church and state" back to Thomas Jefferson who invented the phrase.
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Warby Parker alumni Jen Rubio (32) and Steph Korey (31) co-founded the luggage company, which prides itself on sleek design and durable materials, in 2015.
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In a county that prides itself on its reputation as the "Start-Up Nation," and a cyber security powerhouse, the security flaw is a significant embarrassment.
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So Trump — who prides himself on his business savvy — must support these growing industries if he wants to deliver on promises to bring back America's jobs.
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Belichick, perhaps the greatest defensive coach ever, prides himself on taking away an opponent's chief offensive weapon to compel that team to win with an alternative.
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Still, on impeachment, Mr. Golden's decision appears to have won over some voters in a state that prides itself on its tradition of fierce political independence.
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"As an industry that prides itself on innovation and bold action, we must all be leaders and take real action to change our course," Mestrich added.
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As President Trump, who prides himself on being the master dealmaker, should know, the best deals are those where both sides come out feeling like winners.
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Few places could prove more fitting for such a challenge than this city, which prides itself on recycling campaigns and restaurants that don't offer plastic straws.
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But he prides himself on being faster than you would think; 313 players were slower than him last season, according to Major League Baseball's Statcast data.
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That is: Why is Vice Media, the brand that prides itself on reaching millennials who don't consume traditional media, launching Viceland, a new cable channel today?
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But now Eleven Madison Park, which prides itself on a spirit of perpetual reinvention, is making another drastic shift in its cooking and service: back to simplicity.
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Although In-N-Out prides itself on its not-so-secret menu, their traditional menu offers relatively simple, quality food: double-doubles, cheeseburgers, hamburgers, fries and shakes.
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A lone mother would be able to defend her calf against a single such predator, but many carnivores, particularly lions and hyenas, come in prides or packs.
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Still, that's no excuse—especially since Silicon Valley prides itself on solving impossible problems, and given its exceptional influence in the business community and around the world.
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Though she seemed to regret the decision to perform that evening, she still prides herself on powering through her health issues, judging by her Instagram on Friday.
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New York prides itself on being an open-minded and diverse city, but it has one of the most racially segregated public school systems in the nation.
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Frontier prides itself on being a family airline and we will not knowingly allow our flights to be used to transport migrant children away from their families.
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Calloway prides herself on delivering free Instagram content to her community of 830,000 followers, and despite briefly considering it last year, has not accepted any sponsored work.
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He would likely struggle to know who to cheer for when the demonic Bray Wyatt fights Randy Orton, a man who prides himself on being a snake.
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Broken English: Broken English prides itself on providing a special kind of "laid-back luxury," so think diamonds, colored stones, and geometric pendants with a boho vibe.
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It's a cliche, the thing that Facebook obnoxiously prides itself on storing, and I hate myself for saying it... But I don't want to delete the memories.
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It is locked in a perpetual struggle with the sorts of glitches, including inefficient basing, overstaffing and costly acquisitions programmes, he prides himself on solving at Boeing.
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Building each box takes time and effort and a careful eye, not to mention that the BOXFOX founding team prides itself in curating relationships with their customers.
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The European Union's competition chief says she mostly looks stuff up on Qwant, which prides itself on not tracking users in the manner its larger rival does.
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Recent incidents at the University of Chicago suggest that balance is hard to strike, even at a school that takes prides in its dedication to free speech.
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Being drawn into the scandal, however, has been an blow to Singapore, one of the world's leading wealth management centers, which prides itself on its clean reputation.
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Those are all areas considered central by the European Union, which prides itself on being a democratic club of market economies that respect the rule of law.
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Japan prides itself on making nearly every aspect of everyday living more convenient through technology, but we never could have seen this one coming: self-parking chairs!
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For what it's worth, it appears to have worked: Eric prides himself on taking care of everyone else, while his own emotional needs go by the wayside.
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They like Mr Kretschmann because he is not like the leftist Greens in northern Germany, but rather prides himself on being pragmatic, pro-business and fiscally conservative.
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And, for a festival that prides itself on being rooted in hippie culture, the answers I found weren't unanimously in support of remaining in the EU, either.
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A fan of Australian rock band AC/DC, she prides herself on her ability to make beef soup, describes herself as a bookworm and keeps pet tortoises.
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"I sang my song for him and he liked it," recalled Gill, a member of the country's tiny Christian minority that prides itself on its musical tradition.
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Jeff Immelt, GE's boss, prides himself on his detailed knowledge of the 600 people at the top of his company, including their family circumstances and personal ambitions.
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The deaths have shone an unflattering light on race relations in Canada, which prides itself on its multiculturalism and tolerance, especially in contrast to the United States.
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Wildlife officials say the lion population is 523, nearly double the park's capacity of 300, pushing hungry prides into adjacent villages and into range of unsuspecting laborers.
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The brand prides itself as a go-to for experts, including celebrity hairstylist Jenny Cho, who relies on its portable and lightweight tools for red-carpet events.
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In a culture that prides itself on instant gratification, saving for retirement can feel like the opposite of living your best life in the here and now.
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The long-standing American paradigm prides ownership above all else, but Rent the Runway is flipping the script and proving that renting can be preferable to buying.
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So Anvelt said Estonia, which prides itself in its advanced digital agenda, would push for better and more interlinked databases to help law enforcers address security concerns.
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But, perhaps fatally, he fails to mention San Antonio in the article, a neighbouring city which also prides itself on being the home of the breakfast taco.
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I see the gift of privilege I have been blessed with, to live in a time that prides itself on its quick access to information and community.
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The startup prides itself, the CEO said, on making lingerie, "in a broad size range, at an honest price in luxurious packaging," and providing exceptional customer service.
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New Zealand, which prides itself on its green image, has become a top buyer of PKE, a dry, gritty meal, to help it ramp up dairy production.
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Ted Cruz, who prides himself on his constitutional scholarship, grasping for 18 seconds for words, ultimately to say he hadn't studied whether a president can pardon himself.
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The island prides itself on its strict adherence to the Sabbath, even the ferry was forbidden from landing on Sundays until 2009, when only limited service began.
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Does the Jewish state, which prides itself on ingenuity, innovation and adaptability, really have so much to fear from a 22-year-old graduate student from Florida?
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Close to the picturesque center of Breda, de Baron is typical — as far as the term can be used in an industry that prides itself on individuality.
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Not all of the schools aggregate data year to year, but College of the Ozarks prides itself on standing as a barrier against the Ozarks' brain drain.
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And for the progressive, liberal member base that prides itself on its well-rounded lifestyle, SoulCycle's political ties (even if indirect) throw all their soulfulness into disarray.
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If New York State prides itself in being progressive, then how can we justify not doing everything we can to ensure that prisoners leave prison for good?
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The Five Star Movement — a pro-Russian, conspiracy-prone, insurgent agglomeration that prides itself on using nonprofessional politicians — enters the campaign as Italy's most popular political force.
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It is perhaps not surprising in this era of #MeToo that Burning Man, which prides itself on its sex-positive ethos, stresses the importance of consensual sex.
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Apple said it would fix the bug in a software update, but it's still an embarrassing slip from a company that prides itself on getting things perfect.
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Mr. Comey, who prides himself on being a great communicator, settled on a public announcement, a departure from the F.B.I.'s usual practice of silence on investigations.
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They are the ultimate competitors or cheats, depending on one's perspective, who found a way into a place where the government prides itself on keeping people out.
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For a party that celebrates diversity, pitches itself to underdogs and prides itself on being future-minded and youth-oriented, that's a freaky, baffling turn of events.
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Unlike Mr. Obama, who prides himself on his participation in the drafting of speeches, Mr. Trump cares far more about visual imagery and likes to use props.
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The paste, which prides itself in coming from "all-natural, vine-ripened tomatoes," may have been affected after the canning process, the company said without providing details.
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But the post's massive popularity in itself shows just how much the core Reddit community prides itself on being the biggest and loudest trolls across the internet.
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For a president who prides himself on being a master negotiator, Ms. Pelosi is a different kind of opponent, and one who so far has flummoxed him.
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Yet for a continent that prides itself on being a leader on global warming, shutting down a major source of reliable, carbon-free electricity isn't always easy.
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Lindsey Vonn, much closer to her career's end than its start, still prides herself on being amiable, but she unquestionably tends to be more cautious and watchful.
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He was an individual in a place that prides itself on community -- an opinionated, outspoken man in a village where many would prefer to blend with the environment.
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But there are hidden fees when adapting to a culture that prides itself on its American Dream—it is supposed to be difficult, grueling even, to achieve it.
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I mean, it's ironic that a culture that prides itself on not giving a fuck gives a tremendous amount of fucks of what other people think of them.
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Carper prides himself on an extensive record of serving the state and an ability to reach across the aisle, while serving as a check on the Trump administration.
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It also prides itself on being a bit on the "edgy" side and flouting some journalistic conventions (witness Mic publishing a letter Apple sent it "off the record").
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The president, who prides himself on talking the talk and walking the walk, has been pushing reforms at a dizzying pace since he arrived in the Élysée Palace.
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Both Vaz and Fox expressed their belief that Britain should remain within the EU. "The U.K. prides itself on being a leader in the ad industry," said Fox.
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Nerdist prides itself on being an inclusive company made up of a positive, diverse community of people who come together to share and discuss the things we love.
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These days, essentially every trendy brand prides itself on giving customers "only what you need, and nothing you don't," with no middleman, from the finest materials out available.
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The city-state, which prides itself on strong law and order, is cutting off online access for government workers from about 100,000 computers, according to the Straits Times.
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Nestled near Edwards Air Force Base, Lancaster prides itself on being home to pilots who flew do-or-die missions from World War II through the Cold War.
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Jessica Biel's Los Angeles restaurant Au Fudge prides itself on being kid-friendly—so what does the actress's own 15-month old son, Silas, think of the food?
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"At some point you have those marginalized groups who say, 'We want to have our spot,'" said van Dalen at InterPride, an organization that helps organize prides worldwide.
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Cape Town and the Western Cape province in which it sits are run by the Democratic Alliance (DA), a party that prides itself on clean and efficient governance.
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Jamba prides itself on serving healthier drinks and snacks than other vendors, and their smoothie comes in at 100 calories cheaper than Starbucks' Pumpkin Spice Latte, Delish reports.
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But Edwards cautions observers not to diminish her victory by pigeon holing it into a race issue – she prides herself on the fact that her campaign was inclusive.
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He said the county prides itself on outreach to the Latino community, having adopted a requirement that 2000 percent of every class of new recruits be Spanish speaking.
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It is also worth pointing out that these deals are all happening under Republican governments, the party that allegedly prides itself on fiscal responsibility and cutting government spending.
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Its CEO Bob Dutkowsky has said that it prides itself on being the Switzerland of the IT market that represents all of the warring factions in the industry.
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The contemporary art world, which often prides itself on its political consciousness, has been sparingly vocal in response to criticism of primarily White centered exhibitions and institutional staffing.
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Nestled in the Atxondo valley of Northern Spain, close to Bilbao, Asador Etxebarri prides itself on fresh dishes which are dictated by the produce available on the day.
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One can hope that President-elect Trump, who prides himself on being the arch negotiator, will have a better sense of the actual hand he has to play.
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The start-up prides itself for being a provider of experiential travel — which is more likely to happen if you're staying at someone's home versus a business hotel.
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Is Judge Jackson considering a gag order to protect Stone from himself (who, rightly or wrongly, prides himself on his ability to manufacture favorable public opinion for himself)?
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It also used the opportunity to find a bigger brand purpose for itself and creating an internal culture of change that encourages and prides itself on taking risks.
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The tone of the meeting was cordial — Bayern prides itself on its hospitality, its clubby atmosphere — but it was not, from the agents' point of view, especially productive.
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The Indian Ocean Island nation, which prides itself on a history of political stability in an often turbulent region, heavily relies on tourism and financial services for revenues.
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British cosmetics company Lush, which prides itself on its handmade products and ethical trading, switched from natural to synthetic mica in 2014 due to concerns about child labor.
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Senators on both sides of the aisle for weeks have viewed Collins, who prides herself as an independent voice, as the vote that would make or break Kavanaugh.
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The legal maneuver by Mr. Trump, the front-runner for the Republican presidential nomination, seems in character, as he prides himself on his ability to work the system.
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While Alibaba prides itself mainly on providing a logistics ecosystem for local businesses, it has deep ties with major grocery stores and food delivery businesses across the world.
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It prides itself on offering a variety of experiences, including a ceviche-making class, tequila tastings, whale watching or clam diving excursions, and ATV rides in the desert.
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Much of the Leave vote turned on a desire to limit immigration and restore "British values," while London prides itself on its ability to attract and absorb outsiders.
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But if a veteran New Yorker, a breed that prides itself in its street smarts and savvy, can get gypped like this, what's a regular tourist to do?
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While Canada often prides itself as being a tolerant, ethnically diverse country, 54 percent doubted refugees would make what they considered enough effort to fit into Canadian society.
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Many Southern Baptists said the series of scandals besetting the convention have been particularly upsetting for a religious movement that prides itself on theological clarity and moral rectitude.
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Iowa prides itself on its caucuses being the first in the nation, while New Hampshire law dictates that it holds its primary seven days before any other states.
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Jantzen prides herself on being part of a female-led cofounding team and has become very acutely aware of the specific challenges involved in fundraising for female founders.
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This is not something to be given away lightly, especially for a system that prides itself in going above and beyond traditional financial authorities like banks and regulators.
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Facebook prides itself on accuracy, and with more than 2 billion users, Facebook's work force of moderators are asked to review millions of possibly infringing posts every day.
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The case has embroiled the central bank, which prides itself on being an independent institution and has been headed by Governor Perng Fai-nan, 77, for 18 years.
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While pricier than many of the other brands on this list, Cuyana prides itself on the idea that these will really be all you need (remember: fewer, better).
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Mélissa Gélinas, 32, a postdoctoral student in Indigenous studies at Montreal's Concordia University, studied in Britain and Toronto, loves Margaret Atwood and prides herself on speaking excellent English.
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As Elizabeth Kolbert wrote in the New Yorker in 24: Fortuyn arrived at a form of xenophobia ideally suited to a nation that prides itself on its tolerance.
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Even at Harvard, which prides itself on its holistic approach to admissions, high test scores are vital, as a recent lawsuit alleging discrimination against Asian-Americans makes clear.
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Singapore, which prides itself on its clean air, passed a cross-border air pollution law in 2014 that makes those who cause haze both criminally and civilly liable.
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Pinker is a scientist — a psychologist, to be exact — and he prides himself on being thorough, valiantly fighting "progressophobia" with his voluble sentences and a fusillade of data.
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The president then ordered the agency to support his version of events, triggering a collision course with an organization that prides itself on never bowing to political pressure.
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William Arrowood is a Falstaffian fellow who lives behind a pudding shop and prides himself on being "an emotional agent, not a deductive agent," like his famous nemesis.
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Far-right militancy is resurgent in Germany, in ways that are new and very old, horrifying a country that prides itself on dealing honestly with its murderous past.
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President Donald Trump prides himself on going where none of his predecessors dared to go, taking actions he believes serve America's national interest where other presidents' passivity failed.
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This award-winning food podcast, now part of Stitcher, prides itself on being "not for foodies, but for eaters," conveying a lack of pretension that underlies its appeal.
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The hotel prides itself as being the only beachfront hotel in downtown Nassau with a private powder sand beach, outdoor lounge area, and complimentary snorkel and SUP equipment.
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The Trump administration has long been at odds with California, a state that prides itself as the center of the resistance to his agenda, especially on environmental issues.
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The dating app, which prides itself on being exclusive, is "known for its selective admissions-based model and high achieving community of users," according to its press kit.
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With Trump, all pro-lifers have are promises from a man who prides himself on breaking promises and whose behavior betrays the very thing pro-lifers fight for.
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But Tuesday's bombing was the second deadly attack on Jordanian targets in recent weeks, shaking a nation that prides itself on projecting security and stability in a turbulent region.
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Franken then asked why Facebook, "which prides itself on being able to process billions of data points," was unable to determine that American campaign ads were coming from Russia.
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Bain Capital, BC Partners, CVC and Advent are among those planning to make an offer for the business which prides itself on offering "naturally-inspired products," the sources said.
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For a fighter who prides himself on his defence, the very act of being outpointed can take a mental toll and have him reaching for parries he probably shouldn't.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The Frank E. Campbell Funeral Chapel at 1076 Madison Avenue on New York's Upper East Side prides itself on discretion, decorum, and detail.
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Ingoglia, a state lawmaker who prides himself as a grassroots warrior in touch with the primal desires of the base, unseated Scott's handpicked state party chair in early 22011.
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A recent study by the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative notes that only 2% of popular music producers are women — a shameful number in an industry that prides itself on diversity.
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But Tuesday's bombing was the second deadly attack on Jordanian targets in recent weeks, shaking a nation that prides itself on projecting security and stability in a turbulent region.
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Still, this is a store that prides itself on gimmick marketing; six months ago, it changed its name to Stockwomann for a campaign in honor of International Women's Day.
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Blackberry—the financially floundering smartphone maker that prides itself on end-to-end encryption—may have finally met its match in the form of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
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Whether that is persuasive in a state that is finicky about ritual and prides itself on its sacred responsibility as the first-in-the-nation to vote remains uncertain.
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Plus, Harvey prides himself on calling out contestants over outrageous answers, and the show typically ends up with a mix of attention-grabbing questions and comedic riffs on answers.
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It's a bad strategy for a party that prides itself on being a champion of the poor, and wants those very people to vote for their candidate come November.
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As he often mentions in his music, he grew up in Southeast and prides himself on surviving what many consider to be the city's most ignored and disenfranchised section.
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And in an industry that not only prides itself on disruption but lives and dies by such, I find it interesting that the whiteboard interview remains impervious to change.
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Amazon initially made waves in the grocery industry when it announced in 2017 its plans to buy Whole Foods, a high-end retailer that prides itself on upscale produce.
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That community is overwhelmingly focused on the Middle East, prides itself on high-minded humanitarian ideals and far-thinking strategy, and is often critical of President Obama's foreign policy.
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Nikolova is the senior data analyst for Power to Fly, which connects women to remote opportunities in tech and prides itself on transforming how women are treated at work.
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Our thought bubble: Trump prides himself on being a dealmaker, and helping negotiate Americans' return from foreign nations has been a prominent success for which he can claim credit.
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Our capitalistic Western culture prides itself on the American dream: anyone can live the life they want to live, so long as they work hard enough to achieve it.
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The company prides itself on "radical transparency," which allows customers to see exactly how much money is spent on materials, labor, duties, and transport to produce the final product.
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But that would be akin to overruling the will of 17.4 million Britons who voted to leave, an extreme step in a country that prides itself on democratic values.
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Mithril, co-founded by Peter Thiel, prides itself on funding companies that take time to build, with funds that have longer investing timelines than do most traditional venture vehicles.
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Of all the calls Jim Cramer has ever made for a stock on "Mad Money, " he prides himself the most for his call to own Apple, not trade it.
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Of all the calls Jim Cramer has ever made for a stock on "Mad Money, " he prides himself the most for his call to own Apple, not trade it.
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A team like Iowa, which prides itself on taking undervalued recruits and turning them into smart, focused and disciplined starters, cannot afford to be sloppy and hope to win.
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In more recent months, Deutsche Bank, which prides itself on being one of the top financiers of renewable energy projects in Europe, has taken a tougher stance against coal.
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After his arraignment, Stone, who prides himself on having a refined sartorial taste, participated in a video for conservative outlet The Daily Caller explaining how to dress for court.
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The "Art of the Deal" business mogul prides himself in being a skilled negotiator and has been working behind the scenes to whip up votes for the health legislation.
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While Trixie fears she's an inadequate liar, Bob prides herself in her crock-of-shit-conjuring capabilities—so much so that Trixie implies Bob eventually got bored of it.
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Zito prides herself on having caught a populist conservative wave that other analysts failed to see coming, and on doing it through interviews in small towns across the Midwest.
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A croptop ball pit gown might not work on most red carpets, but for a show like the Grammys that prides itself on pushing the fashion envelope, it works.
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But when he's faced with a band that prides itself on breaking new musical ground by adding synths and backup singers, he balks at their tainting of great traditions.
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Burnett prides himself on his ability to "read the room": to size up the personalities in his audience, suss out what they want, and then give it to them.
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Could that rarity prove to be a barrier to this service's acceptance among a group that prides itself on having editorial know-how and an awareness of its readers?
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Trump once spectacularly misread 2 Corinthians, calling it "Two Corinthians" instead of "Second Corinthians" at Liberty University, which prides itself on being the best Bible school on the planet.
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The Chicago Cubs, however, are a team that prides itself on maintaining a relatively free-spirited work environment, and they have found a way to tinker with this routine.
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For something which started out as 'No Holds Barred' and which prides itself on being 'as real as it gets', there sure are a ton of terms and conditions.
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He prides himself on being a "counterpuncher," but a better description might be a vindictive, thin-skinned egotist who will lash out at anyone who criticizes or thwarts him.
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Mr. de Blasio had pleaded and prodded lawmakers to act — unsuccessfully — while Mr. Cuomo, who prides himself on deal-making, failed to lead the parties to an acceptable agreement.
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"The N.B.A. has always been a league that prides itself on its players and coaches being able to speak out openly about political and societal affairs," the reporter said.
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And while the 5-4 and 6-2 victories in the first two rounds seemed more Penguins-like, Pittsburgh prides itself on being able to adapt to any style.
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A shrewd negotiator who plays hardball politics at a level unusual even by Washington standards, McConnell is a self-proclaimed "Grim Reaper" who prides himself on blocking Democratic initiatives.
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The question is how an American league that prides itself on promoting progressive values squares those values with allowing an apologist for authoritarianism to own one of its teams.
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Levi's prides itself on creating enduring, lasting value in style and we are able to actually improve the value of the garment that was already in the consumer's closet.
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" Senator Lisa Murkowski, Republican of Alaska, suggested it was a trying time to be a lawmaker who prides herself "as one who believes in the traditions of the Senate.
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None of this is welcome news to a government that prides itself on minimal intervention and maximal market forces, but national security is often an exception to this rule.
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Fried sticks to a strict 40-hour workweek, and prides himself on ensuring that his 56 remote employees have well-balanced lives that don't involve working around the clock.
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But as the Wall Street Journal's Michael Bender notes, that familiarity might lose its appeal to the President, who prides himself on his ability to upend a news cycle.
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Its selling point is "community," and the company, which has 6,000 corporate employees, prides itself on helping set the culture for the entrepreneurs and businesses that use its facilities.
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The company prides itself on its innovation, such as the first processing of an envelope-less deposit at an ATM and the first real-time direct electronic check debit.
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GE, a company that prides itself on management excellence, is so desperate that for the first time in its 126-year history it is being led by an outsider.
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Staud, the LA-based brand behind Hailey's go-to piece of arm candy, prides itself on the idea that fashion shouldn't just empower women, but should also be accessible.
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China prides itself as a new global superpower but occasional high-profile examples of prejudice towards foreigners, or people from minority groups, illustrate lingering biased attitudes in some quarters.
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Unrest is rare in Ghana, a country that prides itself on its ability to resolve political and social tensions peacefully, in contrast to some of its West African neighbors.
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The fact that this is the religious reality for women in a country that prides itself on being a bastion of liberal ideals in an illiberal neighborhood is unacceptable.
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She's described on IMDB as a "narcissistic runaway," but given her situation she seems just as much a resourceful young woman who prides herself on refusing to take shit.
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There is, however, tremendous hesitation to speak out against hate crimes committed by members of another minority group in a country that prides itself on welcoming minorities and immigrants.
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Mr Johnson took food quality seriously, spending 48% of his gross revenue on food (Chipotle, a present-day food chain, which prides itself on using fresh products, spends only 35%).
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And as a tech company that prides itself on a progressive work environment, removing forced arbitration provisions for all claims related to the workplace and employees should be no brainer.
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The Analogue Mega Sg is the third in a series of reference-quality, FPGA-based retro consoles from Analogue, a company that prides itself on accuracy in old-school gaming.
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And I think the president kind of prides himself on being able to deal with people, particularly world leaders, and I think he wants to have a go at it.
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The central bank's leadership prides itself on its nonpartisan stewardship over the world's biggest economy, and views political independence as key to its ability to carry out monetary policy effectively.
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It's just that for a series that prides itself on realism, my experience of constantly bumping into assault rifle–toting black people in the forests of Montana just seems unrealistic.
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"Singapore prides itself on its rule of law and its place in the international community and this complicates China's interests and what happens in its sphere of influence," she said.
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For a game that prides itself on unlocking players' "wizarding potential," Wizards Unite executes a gameplay feel more akin to clearing out your inbox than taking down the Dark Lord.
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Though Aquilina wasn't a prominent figure in the public eye before residing over Nassar's sentencing, she prides herself on being a fighter and is known for being fierce and outspoken.
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The big picture: O'Rourke prides himself on not taking money from political action committees (PACs), and he's now set the record for biggest fundraising quarter in single a senate race.
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Of course, it's all par for the course with Degrassi, a franchise that prides itself on breaking down barriers with its audience in order to discuss tough-but-important issues.
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CEO and founder Bas Prass prides his team's "train and transfer method" because it has allowed them to work with tech startups and giant corporations from all around the world.
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The company prides itself on listening to its users, but the app doesn't yet let users identify as anything other than a "man" or a "woman" in its gender settings.
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If Dr Golle is correct, and changes in attitude brought about by the very training Germany prides itself on are narrowing people's choices, that is indeed a matter of concern.
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While ByteDance prides itself on automated distribution, the company has demonstrated a willingness to abide with government rules by hiring thousands of human censors and using AI to filter content.
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Except Renault, a company that prides itself on making cars suitable for all tastes and budgets, has come to the Geneva Motor Show with something altogether different: a robot taxi.
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Technology company Cadence, which employs more than 219,2000 people in 219 countries, prides itself on being a fun place to work, showcasing office party and travel photos on its website.
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The world could learn a thing or two from the Latinx community, a culture that prides itself on feel-good music, delicious food, and badass leaders (hello, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez).
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Much will rest on the personal dynamic between May, a staid, career politician who prides herself on careful decision-making, and Trump, the brash, often-bellicose, former reality TV star.
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The new generation had no great enthusiasm for Mr Medvedev's politics, but they liked the fact that he loved his iPad (Mr Putin prides himself on never using the internet).
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Since then, it has opened 18 more individually owned-and-franchised locations across the United States, and prides itself on its continued involvement with the LGBT community and its causes.
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This year, there are rival Prides – the one held in June, organized independently and a second, supported by the state, which is to be held next month, called Belgrade Pride.
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Francesca's, for example, is a chain of more than 600 small boutiques that prides itself on eclectic, hand-picked merchandise, with new product flowing into its stores almost every day.
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" WATCH: How to Make the Perfect Fried Chicken Sandwich Sweet Dixie Kitchen opened in 2013 and prides itself on its message of "Stay local, be happy and always, eat well!
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The latest launch from Native, an indie brand that prides itself on natural, aluminum-free deodorants that still work, is called Brunch Scents, and it's exactly what it sounds like.
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Colleges near Newark: University of DelawareThe University of Delaware prides itself on its business, chemistry, and biochemistry studies, which go hand in hand with Delaware's growing chemical and pharmaceutical industries.
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"In a modern Britain that prides itself on its artists, galleries and aesthetic daring, it is absurd that a public gallery lets itself be a servant of royalty," he wrote.
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The oldest and most famous of the four majors, it prides itself on tradition, upholding, as it often says, everything that is great about tennis while being open to innovation.
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So when Mr. Trump won the election last week, an industry that prides itself on always knowing what motivates and excites the American public was in a state of shock.
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But for an industry that prides itself as being a moral force and a leader in social change, we should hold Silicon Valley to a standard that forces meaningful change.
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" Trump, who often prides himself on his combative relationship with the press, drew sharp criticism from journalists for his remarks — including from Acosta following the conclusion of his speech. "Mr.
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Headlines in Brazil this week celebrated Morena as a trans woman who is "dancing samba in the face of prejudice", and Morena prides herself on being a symbol of change.
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While the D.D.R. museum prides itself on the many artifacts visitors can touch, feel and experience, "Nineties Berlin" is sparser, more stylish and more interested in transmitting ideas and feelings.
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It's a bitter irony when a show that prides itself on its efforts to dismantle male dominance gets canceled after its star is fired for sexually harassing his trans colleagues.
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Their unique style, however, is believed to be one of their strengths as they continue to challenge conventional cowboy culture in a rodeo world that often prides itself on tradition.
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Often, the Trump administration prides itself in doing things differently, but this is one area where the Trump administration can take a bow for continuing the efforts of its predecessors.
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"The president prides himself on being a great deal maker and understanding the art of the deal," Senator Chris Coons, Democrat of Delaware, said this week during negotiations on immigration.
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"This nation prides itself on its humanity and openness with which it treats those who seek refuge at its gates," the judge, Alvin K. Hellerstein of Federal District Court, wrote.
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The supersized running back for the Tennessee Titans bulldozed his way past a team that prides itself on defense in one of the most audacious rushing displays in N.F.L. history.
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In addition to producing stylish unisex frames, Westward Leaning prides itself on using sustainable materials, utilizing ethical business practices, and regularly donating proceeds from its different collections to specific causes.
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The laptop was bought by G Data CyberDefense, a German company with 500 employees that prides itself on having built one of the first antivirus software programs in the 1980s.
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The town, which prides itself on being one of the nation's safest cities, became paralyzed Saturday morning when a gunman opened fire in the heart of its popular shopping area.
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Mr. Trump prides himself on punching back against perceived enemies, publicly suggesting that "spies" and "traitors" and people who turn "rat" deserve to have their lives and their families destroyed.
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Some aid workers complain that Nigeria's government, which prides itself on being one of Africa's biggest economies, had been reluctant to accept help from food delivery groups until this summer.
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The charitable explanation was that Lindblad, which prides itself on its environmental consciousness, wanted to send us home fired up to do more to protect the natural splendor we'd enjoyed.
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In addition, the company prides itself on its moderation technologies and use of human moderators to ensure a zero-tolerance policy for bullying, hate speech and racism, the company said.
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HAMBELA, Ethiopia (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Few countries take coffee as seriously as Ethiopia - and that's not only because it prides itself as being the source of the prized Arabica bean.
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The clinic prides itself on being able to see people quickly, but staff had to call hundreds of patients and push their appointments back because of a lack of doctors.
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"Amazon is a company that prides itself on technological innovation and big ideas, but continues to struggle with basic standards of public safety and responsibility," Blumenthal, Warren, and Brown wrote.
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How the law changes are connected Indonesia is the world's largest Muslim-majority country, but prides itself on being a tolerant nation with a diverse mix of ethnicities and religions.
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Still, it's a major shake-up for a company that prides itself on keeping executives around — and that's pretty consistently been answering to scandal and public scrutiny in recent months.
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"Countryfile" prides itself on both quality filmmaking and its tackling of difficult aspects of rural life, like dementia and domestic abuse, and it has its own distinct style and pace.
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Mr. Reichelt clearly prides himself on what he has created and on his commitment; his teammates seem to respect his position, even if they say he can sometimes be overbearing.
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Mr. Reichelt clearly prides himself on what he has created and on his commitment; his teammates seem to respect his position, even if they say he can sometimes be overbearing.
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This brand, like many others, prides itself on being "ethical" and honest—it specifically seeks out Black and brown bodies of diverse shapes for its ads and doesn't retouch them.
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Wales prides itself on its ability to improve as tournaments progress, and it will have to play better than it did Friday in Cardiff, Wales, if it wants to beat England.
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In general, Chinese companies have found themselves more often on the defensive with regards to patents, though Huawei prides itself on the billions of dollars it spends on research and development.
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And though Grado prides himself at not having followed the crowds to products with exaggerated bass, the headphones push air down there and capture the nuance of the song's bulbous tones.
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Stitch Fix prides itself on its technology team that has built an algorithm that the company says helps whittle down inventory choices for a stylist to select for a given customer.
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