Fraser's rise to prominence Fraser first gained prominence in 2013, with a cover of Rihanna's "Diamonds" sung in Inuktitut, an Inuit language.
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There are a number of different prominence types that have been observed emanating from the Sun, but this so-called "hedgerow" prominence resembles wild shrubbery.
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Eastern Prominence, Paul Andrew (UK)A large, stellar prominence—a glowing cloud of gas extended in a magnetic field—reaches from the surface of the Sun during late August 2016.
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That's peculiar, given his prominence in Europe, his prolific, pioneering output — eight titanic symphonies and an array of operas, concertos and more — and the ever-increasing prominence of Scandinavian musicians within the field.
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His work first came to critical prominence in the 1950s.
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A small rock prominence might not show up at all.
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In the House of Commons the battle is over prominence.
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Consequentially, an increasing number of Afghan cricketers have gained prominence.
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Facebook will continue to increase groups' prominence in its product.
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It's also how the Jets intend to return to prominence.
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If prominence were the key, this should curb the attacks.
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Dark rides came to prominence in the early 20th century.
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Lucid dreaming has been slowly gaining prominence in recent years.
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That's slowly changing, but standouts still rise to prominence quickly.
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As the exhibition progresses, grays and blacks come to prominence.
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Augmented reality will rise in prominence, Axios' Alayna Treene reports.
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Holding championships was never really Snuka's bag, despite his prominence.
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Avenatti came to national prominence as the lawyer for Daniels.
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" Hardie, who had risen to prominence under the name "A.
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Others soon rose in prominence, though it wasn't without conflict.
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Pence came to prominence during his days in the House.
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Some of the prominence of emails could reflect that Mrs.
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Women are also gaining positions of prominence in the judiciary.
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You might wonder how Mr. Althoff rose to such prominence.
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Here's how she rose to prominence on the world stage.
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It was upended again when he ascended to national prominence.
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One compact SUV growing in prominence is the Hyundai Tucson.
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" Mr. Ruffin rose to prominence in 2016 with "Merci Patron!
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The review's prominence began to fade in the late 1970s.
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The blog rose to prominence after the 2008 financial crisis.
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But then something happens that catapults them into national prominence.
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I saw her rise to prominence in "Yentl" on Broadway.
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Like Fitzgerald, she rose from humble beginnings to world prominence.
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It would also elevate space's prominence in America's military missions.
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His general prominence in public discourse has waned ever since.
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Because of my hard work, I have risen to prominence.
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Or try to spot a prominence in the solar corona.
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Western Michigan is hoping for a virtuous, self-fulfilling cycle: wins that raise money and prominence, money and prominence that enable it to keep its coach, and a coach that will keep the program winning.
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"The commander in chief has a lot of prominence," he added.
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But Sanders' prominence -- and reputation as a gruff insurgent -- was growing.
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After all, he first came to prominence as a TV showrunner.
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Skaryna lacks international prominence because there was never an Orthodox Reformation.
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Then, it will lower the prominence of posts from these sites.
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Speculation has played a large role in their new-found prominence.
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But Soros used his sudden prominence to push for liberal ideas.
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Wind, solar, nuclear and new technologies must continue to gain prominence.
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During that decade, Keeping Up With The Kardashians rose to prominence.
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These fragmentary narratives interweave with one another irregularly, competing for prominence.
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The "Maine Law" turned Dow into a figure of national prominence.
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O'Reilly has said he was unfairly targeted because of his prominence.
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Brown rose to prominence in the Republican Party after securing Sen.
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Galton's theories gained increasing prominence internationally, particularly in the New World.
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But Jaffe contends that the ideas, not the man, took prominence.
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And then my increasing prominence, I was on TV and whatever.
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Given Yahoo's prominence, a media feeding frenzy was always a given.
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Democratic socialism has gained national prominence in recent years with Sen.
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Despite the rise to prominence of openly socialist politicians like Sen.
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Those stories likely fueled the prominence of bedbugs on social media.
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That too has led to its singular prominence in the society.
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It would give the reconciliation effort the prominence this circumstance requires.
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When he died, in 1988, the movement was fading from prominence.
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"Usually there's a horse race for power and prominence," he says.
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Trump rose to political prominence on a racist "birther" conspiracy theory.
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C., and Zuckerberg on Facebook's prominence in the tech field below.
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That resolution gave more prominence to atrocities against Christians and Yazidis.
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And these will be given more prominence in the app's redesign.
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But it was Silicon Valley that really rocketed Miller to prominence.
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Classified ads apps have silently risen to prominence under our noses.
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Another rose to prominence trying to purge them from the rolls.
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The increased prominence of niqabs has not been limited to schools.
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This is how Anbang rose to prominence, and how it stumbled.
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As the protesters held on, their prominence grew around the world.
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The group's prominence and success inspired similar campaigns in other states.
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She resumed her national political prominence after her release in 2010.
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It has since grown into prominence as a significant political group.
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Another genre of performance gained prominence during this time period: drag.
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Huawei's prominence has made it a target of the United States.
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Mr. Buck first rose to prominence in Arizona in the 1980s.
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Mr. Buck first rose to prominence in Arizona in the 1980s.
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It's a testament to Nikki Haley's increasing prominence within the administration.
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He was widely credited with bringing that orchestra to international prominence.
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And they've mastered the art of amplifying tweets into viral prominence.
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We are not the only nation that aspires to scientific prominence.
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Both were eventually hired to restore prominence to a college program.
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The three nations are jostling for prominence in sub-Saharan Africa.
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AR 2665 and Quiescent Prominence by Łukasz Sujka (Poland)Sunspot AR2665 was a very active region in 2017, as demonstrated by this particularly impressive quiescent prominence—a glowing looped material of plasma—extending out from the Sun.
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But as they've risen to prominence, the terms have also sparked controversy.
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Markel had climbed quickly to prominence in the field of criminal law.
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Whitman rose to prominence at eBay, where she became the company's CEO.
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But in the TL another marginal population had begun to gain prominence.
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Adams doesn't expect Plato's version to return to prominence any time soon.
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A searing solar prominence extends outwards from the surface of the sun.
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At any rate, the show provides ample evidence of each one's prominence.
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Some North Korea-watchers had expected more prominence for younger party officials.
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Both value attention and prominence in the news cycle above all else.
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Whitman rose to prominence at eBay, where she was promoted to CEO.
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Britney Spears came to prominence in a schoolgirl outfit, for Christ's sake.
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Kurtag performed with her husband were crucial to her growing international prominence.
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This is how he's managed to gain such prominence -- and retain it.
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As orthodox economists have left, people like Mr Gurumurthy have gained prominence.
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Remember: back before quartz even Rolex was fighting its way to prominence.
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It's coming back into prominence in 2020 with the candidacies of Sens.
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Omalu's findings on Webster's brain would later bring CTE to national prominence.
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Background: Soleimani rose to prominence during the 1980–1988 Iran-Iraq War.
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When it became about software, Silicon Valley rose to prominence, arguably dominance.
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Meanwhile, his prominence in the primary speculation is a barrier to progress.
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The president's position, prominence, and powers provide many advantages in that process.
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The British singer came to prominence with the male pop duo Wham!
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"We're not that far behind," Macy says about women's prominence in film.
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In one sign of the prominence these battles could take, California Rep.
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Mr Macron rose to prominence as the champion of labour-market reforms.
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The prominence of the cloud seems to have forced the scientists' hand.
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Why give more prominence to Chief Little Turtle than to Ben Franklin?
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The former Texas congressman rose to national prominence by nearly unseating Sen.
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When the city started to lose its prominence, the museum did too.
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A similar gift is what has helped Gucci Mane rise to prominence.
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Yet it was many years later that he first came to prominence.
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Despite Airbus' prominence, Boeing is a much older and more established company.
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Her eyes and cheekbones found a new prominence in this thinner face.
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But despite her rising prominence, she couldn't find a job in Texas.
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Now Sikhs are starting to gain more political prominence across the country.
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The movement gained enough prominence that NSEE asked about it in 274.
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Dobson in particular rose to particular prominence in the 1990s and 2000s.
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The prominence of wealthy local families can help bring a community together.
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By virtue of your prominence, people will look to you for leadership.
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The two achieved riches and prominence that most reporters only dream about.
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Second, the increased prominence of Sandernistas among Democrats ultimately strengthens the right.
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Here is a look at Mr. Navarro's background and rise to prominence.
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I wish that they had given this work a bit more prominence.
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It was also at JNU that Kumar first shot to national prominence.
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But Hallstatt's prominence grew with the movie and the ascendance of Instagram.
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He vaulted to national prominence because of his leadership after the Sept.
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Specialist buyout firms were coming to prominence, including Kohlberg Kravis Roberts (KKR).
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Consider some ways liberals have used their cultural prominence in recent years.
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Mr. Hadling brought the festival, commonly know as TIFF, into international prominence.
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What if you rose to a position of importance or prominence later?
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"Prominence didn't make us say 'yea' or 'nay,'" Ms. Rose-Louder said.
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But Mr. Lombardi's apparent prominence shows that something else is going on.
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In fact, if anything, these figures often seem to gain more prominence.
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Vaping rose to prominence quickly and has proven difficult to effectively regulate.
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Ron Paul (R-Texas) to national prominence during the invasion of Iraq.
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Stephens is also Jewish, and rose to prominence for his conservative opinions.
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As TikTok has gained prominence, the popularity of its stars has skyrocketed.
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But that could quickly change if the Palestinian issue returns to prominence.
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Pieces from here carried a stamp of authenticity and gained prominence worldwide.
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Trump's rise to global prominence with a multitude of tributes and attractions.
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Trump's rise to global prominence with a multitude of tributes and attractions.
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Characters like Ashoka Tano are gaining prominence in the "Star Wars" universe.
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The figure of the influencer also rose to prominence during this time.
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The book Devil in the White City brought him to greater prominence.
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Unfortunately, the company has since struggled to gain prominence outside the aforementioned demographics.
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Theoretically, anyone with a well-curated feed could hop the fence into prominence.
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He rose to prominence as a confidante in Prince Mohammed's secretive inner circle.
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With only 12 MPs, the party faces a long march back to prominence.
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Why has China sought to increase its prominence in the drone export market?
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They were the reason he rose to political prominence in the first place.
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Ocasio-Cortez shot to national prominence last year after unseating New York Rep.
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It paved the way for models like Fares and Qasim to gain prominence.
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Its only prominence was due to the privileged position as Apple's default option.
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The transition happened quietly, sometime in 2015, but has since exploded into prominence.
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Or, you know, winning an Oscar and regaining their position of lost prominence.
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The support underscores the growing political prominence of the fight against global warming.
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In fact, he rose to national political prominence by perpetuating such bizarre ideas.
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In terms of prominence, only New Jersey Governor Chris Christie can really compete.
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But who is the party and how did it rise to such prominence?
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Price: $9.99 XCOM: Enemy Unknown returned an obscure franchise to prominence in 2012.
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Instead, Airbnb will "experiment" with ways to reduce the prominence of profile photos.
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In fact, it's how the company rose to prominence in the first place.
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Issa rose to national prominence while serving as the Obama administration's chief antagonist.
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It must restore the prominence of the citizen in federal and state government.
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The president has grown in prominence, as his office has grown in importance.
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Yet the creator has also been mostly silent since Bitcoin rose to prominence.
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Blind gained prominence when discussions on the platform exposed sexual harassment at Uber.
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For all its prominence, Hezbollah picked only three ministers in Hariri's last cabinet.
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We gave verified accounts visual prominence on the service which deepened this perception.
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Before then, it couldn't exactly be called a "national" paper, despite its prominence.
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He has had a meteoric rise to prominence in the world of tech.
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Breitbart gained prominence as a platform friendly to Trump beginning during the election.
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Why not use her prominence to advocate, writing op-eds for the newspaper?
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It rose to prominence during violent street protests against the government in 2354.
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The 42-year-old rose to prominence on social media during Syria's war.
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Initially a conservative icon, his prominence dropped after a series of racist statements.
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Here's how Thunberg rose to prominence as the face of a new movement.
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And as the case gained greater prominence, others began dying under mysterious circumstances.
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Navalny first rose to prominence during 2011's large-scale anti-government protests.
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Snap has since redesigned its redesign to give more prominence to friends' content.
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Ocasio-Cortez shot to national prominence last year after defeating former longtime Rep.
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As Yao grew in prominence, China embraced the Rockets as their home team.
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Since then, her growing prominence in the Republican Party has been more understated.
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He gained prominence for his book, "The Physics of Star Trek" in 1995.
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My aim was to return her to the prominence she so rightly deserves.
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Lighthizer has gained prominence in the administration for his handling of trade negotiations.
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Their support underscores the growing political prominence of the fight against global warming.
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He first gained prominence outside his ministry, which is in a Tempe, Ariz.
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Given the prominence of those issues in contemporary American life, it's not surprising.
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The big picture: Abrams rose to national prominence after running against now-Gov.
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Living in the shadow of greatness, or at least prominence, can be inspiring.
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There was little question why Jesus or King had a place of prominence.
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Other programs have challenged for national prominence — South Carolina, Mississippi State, Louisville, Oregon.
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Kaiser speaks about his own rise to prominence in strictly self-deprecating terms.
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Mostly Mozart, celebrating its fiftieth anniversary, gives its composer's stage music special prominence.
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Bringing tennis to greater prominence in Canada is one of Shapovalov's overarching goals.
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Despite its prominence, the state's recreational cannabis program has been fraught with challenges.
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Even after the prominence he gained with his testimony, Mr. Brahim remains unassuming.
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In a statement, Mr. O'Reilly suggested that his prominence made him a target.
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Children's increasing prominence in efforts to slow climate change has provoked mixed reactions.
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It must carry the same prominence as the benefits presented in the advert.
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She said the freelance work has dried up since she came into prominence.
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YouTube says it's about "prominence," which it defines in a number of ways.
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The vice minister urged local governments to give more prominence to large farms.
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He later left the ministry and gained prominence as a journalist in Canada.
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Trump rose to global prominence, there would have been little reason to ask.
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But still, nothing like the prominence now enjoyed by grifters on the right.
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O'Rourke gained national prominence from a 2018 U.S. Senate race that he lost.
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Despite championing such feats, along with his own rising prominence, Mr. Lima contends that elites in cities like São Paulo and Rio opt to ignore the signs around them that Brazil's ranching culture, with its conservative values, is gaining prominence.
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Here are five recent long talks that rocketed (mostly) young senators to national prominence.
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One surprise finding was the prominence of Nashville among secondary locations for startup offices.
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It's also more negative attention for a company struggling to hold onto its prominence.
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In a matter of weeks Pete Buttigieg rose from relative obscurity to national prominence.
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Ms Sturgeon's job is made no easier by the renewed prominence of Mr Salmond.
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Lil Tay's leap to prominence has led to even more haters attacking her brand.
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Borderline videos get stamped "graphic" and stripped of features that would give them prominence.
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Mother Mushroom first rose to prominence in 2006 writing about political and environmental issues.
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As they have nationally, progressives have slowly been gaining prominence in Maryland's Democratic Party.
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Reality check: Schiff's comments carry weight because of his prominence in the Democratic party.
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As Facebook and Twitter grew into prominence, information started to propagate via social networks.
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Diversity has improved since the private equity business rose to prominence in the 1980s.
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It came to prominence in 2012 after forming from an amalgamation of smaller groups.
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The rising prominence of heroin overdoses in western Pennsylvania prompted Mariani's innovation, he said.
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More generally, outside threats and internal crises have increased the EU's prominence and salience.
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It also means that other religious traditions are given less prominence than they deserve.
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The company came to prominence in 2014 with a massively successful $3.3 million Kickstarter.
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Further, a prominence called the mastoid process is notched at the back, not smooth.
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But Mr. Gilbert commissioned big, ambitious works and gave new music a rare prominence.
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This is sort of like how Pabst Blue Ribbon rose to national hipster prominence.
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However, not all the strong works received the space, reverence, and prominence they deserve.
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It is not a random sample, being weighted towards both prominence and accessible data.
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Its sudden prominence reflects a lack of rigour characteristic of the party's activist fringe.
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Many are angry that intolerance has been given legitimacy and a place of prominence.
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Tim Cook rose to prominence at Apple as a result of his logistical genius.
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Kelly, who gained prominence as an anchor at Fox News, joined NBC this year.
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Unquestionably, however, Mr Trump has bestowed on this excrescence a scarcely dreamed-of prominence.
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As trans role models have gained prominence, advocates have celebrated victories in some areas.
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This movement gained public prominence during your candidacy for President of the United States.
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Both first came to tabloid prominence against the gaudy backdrop of the nineteen-eighties.
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O'Rourke shot to national prominence in 2018 after his Senate campaign to unseat Sen.
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The idea of a national "Medicare for all" plan is gaining popularity and prominence.
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But the Met's scale and its international prominence make its fortunes of particular interest.
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Since their founding, both Auctionata and Paddle8 have gained prominence as online art marketplaces.
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The coal industry, for example, has outsize influence because of its prominence in Pennsylvania.
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Davis has since risen to prominence among Republicans, earning recognition from former Arkansas Gov.
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She rose to prominence as a neighborhood activist in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
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I should say there's a horserace for power and prominence or something or other.
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Austin Ekeler already rose to prominence amongst fantasy owners for his season in 2018.
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First a respected academic, Warren rose to national prominence after the 2008 financial crisis.
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Wang's rise to prominence has required a mix of political nous and commercial savvy.
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"It's going to raise the prominence of anything related to real estate," he said.
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As video game micro transactions have grown in prominence, they've also attracted more criticism.
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Question now ... can they turn it around and bring the program back to prominence?
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Paulson rose to prominence by betting against subprime mortgages ahead of the financial crisis.
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Launched in 1998, Anastasia Beverly Hills first shot to prominence pioneering eyebrow makeup products.
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In Islamabad, where Chinese visitors were seldom seen before 2014, their prominence is growing.
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Many of these artists have risen to prominence after initially expanding their own horizons.
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The heavy textual supplementation aligns with traditional Chinese mapmaking; Ricci must've recognized its prominence.
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If it's moved, it has to be moved to a place of equal prominence.
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Which is probably part of why her sudden prominence has driven him so nuts.
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TikTok has risen to prominence in teen culture since its US launch in 2018.
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Breitbart has ascended to prominence by running headlong against the media and political establishment.
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Originating in Spain, fandangos gained prominence when the conquistadors brought the tradition to Mexico.
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Now several leading groups will enjoy a boost in prominence, and probably in power.
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And they permeate small towns with a prominence that is unmatched around the world.
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The news underscored the vulnerabilities that have come with Qatar's sudden rise to prominence.
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The term offends General Hamdan, who rose to prominence by commanding one such militia.
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Macrobiotics rose to prominence in the 20063s and is largely associated with hippy culture.
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Photographer Izumi Miyazaki first came to prominence when she was only 15 years old.
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Wever-Croes's path to career prominence is mirrored in those of her female peers.
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Did the aforementioned books, dealing with such frivolous subject matter, really merit such prominence?
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The letter initially went relatively unnoticed, despite the prominence of some of its signatories.
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Efforts to curb multinationals from dodging tax have risen in prominence in recent months.
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The attacks on 9/11 boosted web-based news toward the prominence of print.
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Mr. Bogdanovich stars as Brooks Otterlake, a young director coming into wealth and prominence.
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The likelihood of this contagion appears to depend on the prominence of the coverage.
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One priority expressed by players is to maintain the prominence of the Rolex Series.
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She did not report the second incident, either, given the lobbyist's prominence, she said.
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He oversaw the team's return to prominence after LeBron James came back from Miami.
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Still, Necajevs knows that Gulbis's plummet from tennis prominence has been no laughing matter.
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And Jeffries and Schiff aren't the only two who have gained prominence amid impeachment.
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Sunrise's rise to political prominence has been punctuated with moments like that sit-in.
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That prominence and outspokenness may explain the harshness of their sentences, Mr. Nee said.
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As a result, he never gained the prominence that his talents seemed to promise.
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Another goal: giving equal prominence to how he painted and what he painted on.
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Despite her prominence in the show, very little is known about Sarazin de Belmont.
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That circumstance has given both prime ministers more prominence than they might otherwise have.
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And, like Trump, her winding journey to political prominence started in an unlikely place.
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Social media tools like Facebook, Twitter, Vine and GIFs came to prominence during presidency.
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The oligarch's television station hosted the comedy show that brought the president to prominence.
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Here are just a few of the tubes that rose to prominence this year.
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Boies, who achieved nationwide prominence in 2000 for his unsuccessful effort in Bush v.
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They've quickly gained prominence among many researchers as a major advance in the field.
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She rose to prominence after her photo was posted to the internet forum Reddit.
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The Bloc is trying to use the issue to get back its old prominence.
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The Sherlock Holmes stories, which preceded Christie's, grew to prominence after the Industrial Revolution.
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The prominence of the chain in the film raised some eyebrows on social media.
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Zarqawi's group, as it fought in Iraq, grew to prominence, attracting al-Qaeda's attention.
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It seems like it really started once the Black Lives Matter movement gained prominence.
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McAuliffe rose to prominence due to his by all accounts extraordinary talent at fundraising.
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Given the prominence of crowdfunding, the digital activist behind the initiative says it's long overdue.
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Kaine achieved a new national prominence when Clinton named him as her 2016 running mate.
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Before social media apps and smartphones rose to prominence, these free-to-use services ruled.
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For many, Kavanaugh's confirmation laid bare how little has changed since #MeToo rose to prominence.
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"I think methylmercury is very important and certainly should be given some prominence," he said.
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A few Hunger Games and Twilights later, the genre has exploded into pop-cultural prominence.
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Meanwhile, if nothing else, the concept of class war has surged back to prominence recently.
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His defeat ends an era of in-state dominance and national prominence for Wisconsin Republicans.
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Yet Sterling gained more prominence as it grew on the backs of these smaller companies.
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An historian by training, Yuval Noah Harari rose to prominence with two best-selling books.
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Yet the rising prominence of these platforms, particularly digital ones, has been impossible to ignore.
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He rose to prominence with cheap martial arts flicks like Bloodsport (1988) and Kickboxer (1989).
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Trump did not spell out his plans, but several ideas have started to gain prominence.
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The pregnant 37-year-old trained in theater but gained prominence for her television work.
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Blockchain, a digital ledger of transactions, gained prominence as the software underpinning virtual currency bitcoin .
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That's why Russia's current prominence in the news cycle hasn't surprised the show's creative team.
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International media have long criticized Singapore's political system over the prominence of the Lee family.
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Omalu's findings on Webster's brain would lead him to bring the disease to national prominence.
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Under Macri's leadership, Argentina has gradually angled itself towards greater prominence on the world's stage.
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Foxconn, formally Hon Hai Precision Industry, rose to global prominence as assembler of Apple's iPhone.
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Later, as Enlightenment ideas of penal reform gained prominence, rehabilitation jostled with retribution for primacy.
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The allegation had gained renewed prominence in the #MeToo movement, which began in late 2017.
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Since then, individual Asian-Americans have increasingly risen into positions of visible prominence and influence.
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Mr. Trump rose to prominence by describing the United States' response to terrorism as flaccid.
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The gun violence issue rose to prominence after a deadly shooting in Toronto in July.
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But in recent years, Starboard and its chief executive, Jeffrey Smith, have risen in prominence.
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A car, plus the prominence and political connections that come from being on the show.
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He first came to prominence as the pre-eminent representative of a resurgent national cinema.
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The Youth League won particular prominence as an incubator for future leaders in the 1980s.
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A poll last week also found the issue has risen to prominence amongst all voters.
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It was Lebow who created the New York City Marathon and guided it to prominence.
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That was initially rooted in its aviation prominence, which earned it the nickname Jet City.
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O'Reilly denied the claims and said he was unfairly targeted because of his public prominence.
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Ossoff first rose to progressive prominence with his "Make Trump Furious" campaign in this spring.
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Taylor Lautner rose to prominence as the werewolf Jacob Black in the "Twilight" film franchise.
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O'Rourke, who rose to national prominence with his unsuccessful bid last year to unseat Sen.
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As the prominence of self-driving cars grows in Waymo's test market of Chandler, Ariz.
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No matter how hard I tried to finagle a smaller-looking tush, its prominence remained.
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He also claimed that Bezos uses his prominence in Washington to lessen Amazon's tax payments.
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I know you could point out they're really not given a lot of prominence but . . .
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Dr. Hayhoe has come to prominence in part because she is just so darned nice.
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Its prominence in Denino's live stream can give the whole thing a dizzying ouroboros feel.
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Here are five things I've learned about the network during its rise to (relative) prominence.
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The meteor had to have been quite big to produce a flash of such prominence.
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Each took a foundering program, built it to prominence and stayed for the long haul.
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Some protesters have been discomfited by the prominence of General al-Burhan's deputy, Lt. Gen.
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He rose to prominence in the Republican Party as a leader of the birther movement.
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As is typical in the Trump era, Sims's path to prominence was random and circuitous.
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But while it gives Mr. Cox in particular more prominence, it doesn't fundamentally change things.
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But Professor Dawut's international prominence and pride in Uighur traditions may help explain her downfall.
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There had been no one before him who had reached that level of national prominence.
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Today it's widely recognized that elevating pain to such prominence, via omnipresent questioning, fosters overtreatment.
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In the meantime, gay stars in women's soccer and women's basketball have risen to prominence.
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But Beer as CEO could signal a shift toward the prominence of technology in finance.
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Giving them a place of prominence within the app feels like a similarly obvious step.
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The focus on this issue is a consequence of the continued prominence of activist investing.
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"Friends" isn't the only beloved sitcom to have a return to prominence thanks to streaming.
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Despite the increasing prominence of private labels, the company has stayed quiet about its plans.
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Donald Trump's rise to prominence was tied to his status as a lifelong New Yorker.
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Virulent right-wing nationalist groups have found new prominence in Ukrainian politics in recent years.
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In politics, prominence is currency, and the 2020 race represented a get-prominent-quick opportunity.
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Mahi is one of several emerging Dalit artists and bands who are gaining increasing prominence.
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Mr. Reed said he was not bothered by the painting's continuing prominence and possible resurgence.
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Instead, the company will de-emphasize the prominence of these items in users' News Feeds.
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I know that I was going to experience relatively little retaliation because of my prominence.
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The potential involvement of the FBI, hits close to home following the Bureau's recent prominence.
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And since mid-2018 you can see bitcoin recapture most of its lost, relative prominence.
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The prominence then fell back toward the sun, but collided with lines of magnetic field.
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Nur's rise to prominence resembles a Horn of Africa version of the Horatio Alger story.
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Not only does Ren demote Hux, he raises general Pryde—an Imperial holdover—to prominence.
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In fact, there's a special feminist seething against such women who rise to public prominence.
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For the Democrats, the messaging push has gained more prominence — and urgency — following Trump's victory.
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But when Bush and Republicans began to lose power, the antiwar cause also lost prominence.
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Talking to him, it's easy to see why he's risen to prominence among Portland activists.
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But it wasn't until the George W. Bush administration that Bolton rose to greater prominence.
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But despite his prominence in Buffalo, New York City was Mr. Wilmers's real home base.
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We are pleased to see the new prominence housing is getting at the federal level.
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There are some, however, pushing to raise the prominence of British political memes on Reddit.
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As the Islamic State has gained prominence, similar conspiracy theories are circulating in social media.
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What was that like to sort of rise in prominence along with the Trump era?
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Richard Prince rose to prominence with his "rephotographs," prints of cropped, decontextualized details from advertisements.
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Zeisser helped establish Alibaba's prominence in U.S. investing through other deals like Fanatics and Snapchat.
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The intrigue: Venezuela's collapsing production in recent years has already lessened its prominence in global markets.
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She rose to prominence during the 1990s when she helped to create the credit-derivatives market.
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Xie acknowledged the photo treatment was out of the ordinary, but said Xi deserved the prominence.
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It came back to prominence when Sanders included it as part of his 2016 presidential platform.
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Mareshki, 50, gained prominence in politics last year with a pledge to "sweep away corrupt elites".
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We want to keep the prominence of those flavors, just distill them into a tiny space.
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It's an ignominious end to the Bush campaign — and perhaps the Bush family's political prominence overall.
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The group rose to international prominence after nearly shutting down London with its demonstrations in April.
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Mr Thompson first came to prominence as an assistant federal prosecutor in New York's eastern district.
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But Johnson seized the opportunities that others helped create for him to burst into national prominence.
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And the issue has gained prominence, helped by a high-profile conference in London in 2018.
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He came to internet prominence through Gamergate, and has written fairly extensively about the alt-right.
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To understand Kushner's prominence in the administration, think of Trump's staffing as a three-legged stool.
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But that is uncertain—unlike the fact that it will enjoy previously unavailable prominence and resources.
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At the same time, though, Here's mapping data seems to have gained prominence in Microsoft's backend.
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Patterson rose to prominence in the 1970s while leading a conservative takeover of the Baptist Convention.
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Although confusing, it has recently acquired prominence as a favored way to launch a new cryptocurrency.
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For example Chuck Grassley is talking about the most recent Tweet that is gaining some prominence.
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The whole body is given prominence in Japan, rather than the mind, as in the West.
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In many European countries, right-wing parties have risen to prominence on an anti-immigration platform.
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EVANS: THESE ISSUES HAVE BEEN BROUGHT TO PROMINENCE IN PART BY ELIZABETH WARREN AND BERNIE SANDERS.
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Erdogan himself rose to prominence as Istanbul mayor in the 21.4s before emerging as national leader.
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In other words, any retailer not advertising within Google Shopping would show up with equal prominence.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Prominence of name has never guaranteed the preservation of architecture.
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That anecdote helps illustrate China's broad ambitions in AI and recent prominence on the field's frontiers.
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GoPro came to prominence through a smart but unsustainable salvo of first-person extreme sports videos.
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Dahlan's return to prominence could have consequences for Palestinian politics as profound as the reconciliation itself.
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By these, we mean artists who achieve prominence, or even command, in more than one field.
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In Turner, his allies see a powerful black female figure whose prominence showcases his broader appeal.
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Twitter's lackadaisical approach to harassment is especially strange, given the company's prominence in social justice campaigns.
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O'Reilly said in a statement that he has been unfairly targeted because of his public prominence.
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The vice presidential position would give her far more prominence and an even bigger media megaphone.
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The Mackenzie Valley Pipeline plan came to prominence in the midst of the 1970s oil crises.
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To recover, the party needs the sort of prominence that will not fall into its lap.
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Third, Mr Goldsmith gave such observations an undue prominence in his campaign, especially towards the end.
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But Ryan rose to prominence with the budget-slashing Tea Party politics that explicitly rejected Bush.
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Where else in the world is there a Declaration of Independence that depends on God's prominence?
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Peter Duggal came to prominence as a producer in the early 90s under the name Demonik.
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I bore witness to its unlikely rise to prominence, and to those ugly days in August.
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His social media accounts suggest that he was uninterested in politics until Trump rose to prominence.
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His peculiarities do not place him outside the movement that propelled each of them to prominence.
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In the (seven) decades since then, two new domains have come to prominence- space and cyber.
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Health savings accounts are assuming greater prominence in retirement planning as anticipated retiree health costs rise.
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When children receive a Jewish education, it's these stories, the Jewish communal memory, that take prominence.
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The prominence of digital video in China was the main driver of the trend, eMarketer said.
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By 2022, EQ will see a particular increase in demand relative to its current prominence today.
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The acquisition also highlights the growing prominence of Greg Abel, 22014, Berkshire Hathaway Energy's chief executive.
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Policies: Rose to prominence as a leading advocate of the campaign to leave the European Union.
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O'Rourke gained national prominence last year during his closely watched, though unsuccessful, bid to oust Sen.
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What is surprising is that it has taken so long for the issue to gain prominence.
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Smartphone cameras have become extremely important as apps like Instagram and Snapchat have risen in prominence.
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Halili gained prominence for introducing a "walk of shame" parade of alleged drug dealers through Tanauan.
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To elevate the prominence of the party, preference will be given to the state-owned sector.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has risen to prominence blending these two languages into one: racial justice socialism.
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The added prominence of Ms. Sherald and Mr. Wiley can only push this lively conversation forward.
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What he did is not clear, but this is: Global prominence will not stay Beijing's hand.
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The prominence of the memorials shows how white Southerners etched racism into the earth with impunity.
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The show has gained prominence due to Vanderpump's management style over a wild group of employees.
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He is a man who has risen to prominence online by posting content about his wife.
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The rare people of prominence who spoke in support of Ms. Liu were getting vicious criticism.
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Friendly and relentless, she rose to prominence in the 1980s with her opposition to nuclear proliferation.
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"We must be careful not to give undue prominence to religion in all instances," they added.
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The movement's sudden rise to national prominence is impressive, but it didn't happen in a vacuum.
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He said Mr. Mercer's prominence could make it harder for Renaissance to hire the best people.
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And it did so while making money, helping set the financial stage for its prominence today.
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Mr. Sik came to prominence with a book-length exposé on the Gulen movement in 2011.
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And if there were somehow lingering questions about the contest's prominence, they all vanished on Thursday.
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Similarly, Kayla Reed, a St. Louis resident who came to prominence after Ferguson, is thinking big.
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It gained further prominence in 2009, when the H1N1 swine flu pandemic struck the United States.
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Ms. Fan's prominence suggests that the authorities intended to send a broader signal with the investigation.
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Academics have pointed out that this design existed before Bitcoin, but Bitcoin brought it to prominence.
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What is the story behind how this sound clip jumped to prominence, according to the article?
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Some of the people eulogized here achieved prominence in their fields; others were more quietly inspirational.
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Mr. Cantwell rose to prominence days later when Vice News aired its report recapping what happened.
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His wife of three decades says that he abandoned her when he achieved his current prominence.
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Banking will continue to evolve as the Internet and the IoT continue to grow in prominence.
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The ex-secretary attributed Trump's intense interest in the case to its prominence in the media.
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They all gained prominence after being promoted on the social media accounts of Decolonize This Place.
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Called simply "Bapuji" or "father" by his followers, Asaram first rose to prominence in the 1970s.
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The soulful Choral group gained international prominence after working with American singer and songwriter, Paul Simon.
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Zero Hedge grew to prominence after the 2008 financial crisis and regularly shares pessimistic world views.
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She used her prominence to inspire other amputees, drawing attention by dressing up her prosthetic leg.
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The shaft anticipated the stripped-clean imagery of International Modernism that would soon come to prominence.
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Last summer, Muhammad gained new prominence by helping to shape public perceptions of the Burkini affair.
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In a frictionless rise to prominence, he served in the administration of Republican President Ronald Reagan.
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Since the party's founding in 2013, it has gained in prominence — particularly in former East Germany.
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C. Vivian Stringer (now at Rutgers), hired in 1983, coached Iowa's women's basketball team to prominence.
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Or maybe this won't happen after all, given Jackson's new prominence in the Trump White House.
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The ex-secretary attributed Trump's intense interest in the case to its prominence in the media.
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Another such group, the Islamic Defenders' Forum (FPI), rose to prominence during the recent Jakarta elections.
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Keep reading for a look at the family&aposs rise to prominence, spending, and business roles.
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CNN's chief White House correspondent, Jim Acosta, has gained prominence for his entrenched opposition to Trump.
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The issue regained prominence in India late last month following the death of famous actress Sridevi.
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The fringe group has grown in prominence in recent years as Italy has shifted toward populism.
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Giving prominence to the Palestinian cause and the issue of Jerusalem may just have been camouflage.
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Authorities have not moved to shut it down, perhaps in part due to its prominence abroad.
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Meng's lawyer, David Martin, said her prominence made it unlikely she would breach any court orders.
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A former lieutenant colonel, he came to prominence during the attempted coup he organized in 1992.
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Avenatti rose to prominence representing Stormy Daniels, who said she had an affair with President Trump.
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His prominence has also turned him into a villain in the eyes of the teachers' union.
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And Rokita, who led an education subcommittee, jockeyed with Messer for prominence on their key issue.
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On the right, immigration has gained prominence as an issue, including among conservative Asians and Hispanics.
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The consulting firm rose to prominence in 2016 for its work with the Trump election campaign.
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He rose to political prominence by claiming the first black president wasn't really American but Kenyan.
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Sometimes the most challenging interview was not with a person in a particular power or prominence.
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What was brostep and why did the micro genre rise to prominence and quickly burn out?
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It's also notable that someone with Abrams' level of prominence is making this kind of argument.
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Scottish lawmakers have also complained their interests have not been given enough prominence by the government.
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The prominence of Ruth Davidson, leader of the Scottish Tories, who wants an "open Brexit", is another.
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Its gross domestic output plummeted, its government collapsed and the far-right Jobbik party rose to prominence.
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But it's only in the past year or so that the Gaineses really rose to mainstream prominence.
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But Arugha didn't gain prominence until his brother encouraged him to join social media earlier this year.
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To get a sense of scale, check out that prominence on the right side of the photo.
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Under his leadership, the company released the iMac G3 in 1998, which brought Apple back to prominence.
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In 2013, neurosurgeon Ben Carson rose to political prominence after giving an impassioned speech at the breakfast.
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Kramer rose to prominence battling what he cited as negligence from the FDA and the US government.
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When LIGO announced the detection of GW150914 the following month, the chemically homogeneous theory shot to prominence.
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On the other hand, a majority of French believe France has lost prominence on the world stage.
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Over the years, you've gained prominence as one of the best rap producers in the Bay Area.
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The war powers issue rose to prominence yet again last month in the days following Trump's Jan.
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Her prominence in the indictment against Giuliani's Ukraine middlemen makes her possible testimony that much more interesting.
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And though Twitter preceded this decade, the platform came to political and cultural prominence in the 2010s.
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After rising to prominence through their accomplishments or their fortunes, these families become fixtures in American culture.
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Arpaio rose to national prominence for harsh treatment of prisoners and an overwhelming focus on undocumented immigrants.
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Like many Silicon Valley leaders, Bezos presents technological progress as analogous to Amazon's own rise to prominence.
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That would give Stories more prominence on the network – though not everyone is thrilled with their takeover.
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"Financial success does not become unlawful simply because it is aided by prominence," the hotel operator said.
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The ads centered around Zogby's spot on the committee, given his prominence as a critic of Israel.
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As a young politician, he came to prominence in 1988 as the leader of the Fidesz party.
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Last year an MP from the ruling National League for Democracy proposed giving the subject more prominence.
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But a moment that could have signified the end of her career has only increased Abrams's prominence.
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He was catapulted to prominence after appearing in the hugely popular 5003 self-help movie The Secret.
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It's a situation reminiscent of email's rise to prominence in the workplace, Riley, the USC professor, said.
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The company, formed by a few friends in Olsztyn, Poland, grew in prominence after a successful Kickstarter.
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I don't know that is has happened before that a VR work has been given this prominence.
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And also like Trump, Willkie came to national prominence through his skillful use of the national media.
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That algorithm analyzed linking patterns between websites to determine which ones deserved the most prominence in search.
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The case gained national prominence after the victim read a statement in court before Turner&aposs sentence.
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It was around this amorphous state of pre-modern time, that witchcraft started to come to prominence.
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From that low point, Microsoft tried to regain its footing on the long path back to prominence.
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The last online acquisition of this size and prominence was Yahoo's purchase of portal Maktoob in 2009.
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We talk about the role technology plays in film festivals, including the increasing prominence of virtual reality.
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Spencer gained prominence during Trump's presidential campaign, leading a far-right movement calling for a white nation.
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Yet people who knew Barkindo before he rose to international prominence say the effort is little surprise.
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Tungsten, used to strengthen steel, last shot to prominence in 113 when prices hit $54 a kilogram.
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Tom Perriello, who gained national prominence for fiery rhetoric against President Trump and an endorsement from Sen.
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Now the Hindu nationalist BJP is in power, and that is changing as vigilante groups gain prominence.
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The Corsini family rose to prominence after making its fortune from merchant banking during the 16th century.
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Even if Mr Sanders does not become the nominee, he argues, his ideas will have gained prominence.
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Blockchain, a digital ledger of transactions, gained prominence as the software underpinning virtual currency bitcoin BTC=BTSP.
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Some of these billionaires have returned to prominence and are just as rich as they once were.
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He was rewarded with a second-place finish, which his campaign hoped would vault him to prominence.
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In some ways, the social media app TikTok couldn't have rose to prominence at a worse moment.
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Analysts said the prime minister's prominence in making a deal with Europe over refugees infuriated the president.
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Digital currencies have gained a lot of prominence in the past year spurred by increases in investment.
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He says he had become such a dominant figure that his managers had not risen to prominence.
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Mr. Wani had gained a following over the years, in part through his prominence on social media.
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Hawkins offered himself up and joined the Foo Fighters in the midst of their rise to prominence.
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Many such minor "Star Wars" characters have been elevated to greater prominence thanks to their female admirers.
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Mr. Wilmore concluded the ceremony with a joke about the prominence of black authors among the winners.
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In 2017, she rose to national prominence for her persistence against Trump's first communication director Sean Spicer.
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Fox came to prominence as an unorthodox businessman-cum-politician fond of straight talk and breaking traditions.
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Laffer, who championed supply-side economics, gained prominence serving as a top adviser to then-President Reagan.
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Its prominence allowed it to skirt the sugar rationing, making it the sweetest drink on the market.
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Some are bigger names than Weinstein; powerful, popular men whose prominence requires no explanation outside of Hollywood.
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But McConnell has been criticized at times for not giving women more prominence in major leadership positions.
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Hawley has Trump's endorsement, and the media prominence that comes with his position as state attorney general.
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He was catapulted to national prominence after becoming governor of Jakarta, with Purnama serving as his deputy.
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The real surprise may be the prominence of Sansa Stark, a de facto captive in King's Landing.
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And the show that launched her to prominence, The Voice, paid tribute on its official Twitter account.
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But the debate has gained new prominence with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the insurgent progressive who toppled Rep.
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FARA, a World War II-era law, has gained new prominence — and infamy —in the Trump era.
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I was particularly intrigued by the prominence Braudy places on the medieval Roman Catholic concept of purgatory.
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How Manafort rose to prominence suggests several important, yet largely underappreciated, aspects of electing a new president.
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The road will be different under lower bond yields, in which case earnings will take more prominence.
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But Saudi dissidents abroad have little doubt that their government targeted Mr. Khashoggi because of his prominence.
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The award — for brand of the year, from a Chinese business group — acknowledged HNA's rise to prominence.
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Still, the prominence of commentary over news online and on cable news feels backward, and dangerously so.
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In 2015, as Black Lives Matter gained prominence as a national movement, trustees were impelled to act.
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This in-the-center-ring prominence inevitably shoveled more coal into the Trump/Kardashian ravenous-ego furnace.
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Mulvaney, 51, rose to prominence as a founder of the powerful House Freedom Caucus conservative voting bloc.
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Many contestants shared the guilt, but the publicity spotlighted Mr. Van Doren because of his family's prominence.
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Ms. Cole shot to prominence in the early 2000s as one of a crop of "otherworldly" models.
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Don't they know "Linsanity" was the phenomenon surrounding Jeremy Lin's spectacular rise to prominence, not his nickname?
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Critic's Notebook: Australia Fare The once-ubiquitous lunch item's prominence has dwindled, and it deserves more respect.
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Here's a look at how DeSantis, who is backed by Trump, rose to political prominence in Florida.
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Mr. Kühl, who could pass for a senior Indiana Jones, took me through Darío's rise to prominence.
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Meanwhile, the increased prominence of the supporting characters has easily been the best thing about the season.
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Hawley himself came to prominence by launching cases against Google as a state attorney general in Missouri.
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The figure of the activist, who goes public with his positions, emerged into prominence in recent years.
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Over the years, AdvoCare has gained prominence by forging ties with professional athletes and major sports leagues.
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Schaefer-Charlton rose to prominence on TikTok after posting a video of himself dancing on a toilet.
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Hemedti rose to prominence commanding a militia in Darfur that violently tried to put down Darfuri rebels.
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They also noted that the march itself brought to prominence a multiracial, younger generation of potential leaders.
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Rose is a social activist who rose to prominence for confronting the mainstream media during the #BaltimoreUprising.
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Following his arrest and alleged torture, Wine has gained global prominence and sparked an international protest movement.
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Moreover, his ragtag, magpie exuberance had been easy to knock off as he had risen to prominence.
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But experts warn that Jones' diminished public prominence — his "downfall" — may not be the last of him.
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This enduring prominence and the expressions of support from Mr. Trump suit some in Arizona just fine.
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Still, her appointment on Tuesday was striking if only because of Ms. Comella's prominence in national politics.
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A price is paid for early prominence; in many cases, the winners are the ones who wait.
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Starboard, which is led by Jeffrey Smith, has gained prominence in recent years for notable activist achievements.
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Remember, it was the Ravens star running back who brought the phrase to prominence following a Nov.
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Clyde Wanant, Pittsburgh Others worried that the photo's prominence lionized the killer and would inspire similar acts.
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Read more Culture Visionary: Shirin Neshat Ms. Neshat has had an unusual trajectory to art world prominence.
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Sunni tension that Iraq or Syria does, making ISIS's march to prominence harder than it was there.
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During the 2016 presidential election, the prominence of conspiracy theories in American politics reached a modern zenith.
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The arrest came to national prominence when Bland was found dead in her cell three days later.
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Aside from its antics, it's the film that launched future Star Wars star John Boyega to prominence.
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The Oslo process is given prominence, even though most Palestinians and Israelis consider it an abysmal failure.
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Its ideas rose to prominence again in the early 251s, taking two separate, and opposed political turns.
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Given Chicago's prominence in the Amtrak network, the decision was expected to be felt across the country.
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There has never been a proper debate about why the killing happened, despite its prominence, he added.
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Mr. Aronberg made it clear that Mr. Kraft would not receive special treatment because of his prominence.
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Many see the games as a sign of China's rising power and prominence on the global stage.
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The Venezuelan opposition, led by Juan Guaidó, who surged to international prominence a year ago, is weakened.
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Can you describe the era in which National Geographic was founded and how it came to prominence?
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"As internet memes grow in popularity, prominence, and consequence, they become a more serious endeavor," says Milner.
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Dobson rose to prominence as a proponent of conservative social positions and relatively strict child-rearing practices.
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He served as mayor of Istanbul in the 1990s, a position that brought him to national prominence.
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Beyond the battlefield, this manual gained uncanny prominence in the 1980s as a guide to fighting for power.
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And, in some cases, another posting, one requiring neither congressional approval nor any prominence, is found as consolation.
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The ACLU's analysis is also illuminating because it shows the prominence of racial bias in the justice system.
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Despite his staggering cash haul and quick rise to national prominence, O'Rourke still appears to be an underdog.
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O'Reilly said in an April 1 statement that he had been unfairly targeted because of his public prominence.
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Black people aren't just attending West Point, but rising to prominence at the prestigious military school as well.
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Some of the newer additions include a Twitch exclusive Warframe Prominence bundle and Bob Ross skins for SMITE.
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The three leaders have risen to prominence through increasing populism and right-wing leanings in their respective countries.
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It was a beautiful coincidence that the bear community rose to prominence in America as I entered adulthood.
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In 2013, neurosurgeon turned politician Ben Carson rose to prominence after giving an impassioned speech at the breakfast.
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Avenatti, who rose to prominence representing Stormy Daniels, faces accusations of fraud, tax offenses, and other financial crimes.
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Bannon's increasing prominence was also, in the end, what started the clock ticking on McHugh's career at Breitbart.
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As Yee's case gained prominence, he found champions and kindred spirits on the other side of the world.
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In this climate, amping up the question's prominence will decrease response from anyone who distrusts the federal government.
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Decades later, Dhari's grandson ascended to prominence as a Sunni cleric and a vocal opponent of U.S. actions.
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Slapping a familiar brand on a new product is a fast track to prominence, but not necessarily success.
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Wolff's prominence in the New York media world likely means he was on Trump's radar for some time.
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Are there any components that you're going to tinker with or add, given Me Too and its prominence?
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The London-born star rose to prominence when he portrayed the titular telekinetic character in ITV series HIM.
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This special report will examine how Gulf monarchies achieved all this, and the consequences of their new prominence.
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She first came to international prominence when she served as the French finance minister from 2007 to 2011.
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Google's clearly focusing on its Assistant, both from a usability standpoint and its prominence in the public conscience.
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Wall of PlasmaPhotographer: Eric Toops (USA)A searing solar prominence extends outwards from the surface of the Sun.
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Instead, it was passed to the man who rose to national political prominence on the bigotry of birtherism.
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This briefly gained prominence, but was then copied by Facebook, seizing users and attention away from the startup.
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Tragically, Tina never got to witness her family's rise to prominence — she died at the age of 12.
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Blockchain is a digital ledger of transactions that gained prominence as the software underpinning the digital currency bitcoin.
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Nonetheless, some Democrats want to restore the prominence of the federal minimum wage, by boosting it to $15.
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After all, if Cortana can emerge from the PC, surely it can grow to Amazon's Alexa-like prominence.
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But the other is the rising prominence of fairly outlandish theories of the FBI on the American right.
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Vashukevich rose to prominence after appearing in an online investigative documentary made by Russian opposition figure Alexey Navalny.
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ER: Let's talk about that, since you came to prominence largely as somebody invested in racial justice issues.
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Over the years, members of the Druze community have risen to prominence in the military and in politics.
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Luna Park, have even risen to the same level of prominence as the artists whose work they capture.
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State media began to give greater prominence to similar cases and Yakunin intervened, saying harsher punishment was needed.
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Project Veritas Action Fund grew to national prominence following a series of undercover videos by O'Keefe targeting Democrats.
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Foxconn, formally Hon Hai Precision Industry Co Ltd, rose to global prominence as assembler of Apple Inc's iPhone.
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This includes greater transparency in relation to the privacy settings and the design and prominence of privacy notices.
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The only person of any prominence who doubts those conclusions is the man sitting in the Oval Office.
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"I think this week ISM services takes prominence because of (Markit services) PMI's drop below 50," he said.
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The gothic apartment building had previously come to prominence as the setting for the 1968 movie Rosemary's Baby.
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Tangier Island gained national prominence after Trump called Eskridge in response to a CNN piece on the town.
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The rules would be divided into two tiers based on a bank or financial institution's size and prominence.
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It is not so much that he is attempting to restore the idea of American exceptionalism to prominence.
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When they both rose to prominence, they supported each other, with Pence offering enthusiastic endorsements of Ryan's budgets.
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All three of these organizations predated ISIS and joined the organization as franchises after it rose to prominence.
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Her increasing prominence is the latest sign that conspiracy theories are no longer exclusive to the far right.
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Mr. Marcos, known by his nickname Bongbong, was seeking a return to national prominence for the family name.
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He rose to national prominence and a presidential nomination bid through state politics, a common career for lawyers.
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Bundy first rose to prominence during and after the 2016 armed occupation of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.
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We in the 21st century are often deluged with headlines about the prominence and reach of terror attacks.
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The first batch sold out quickly, but a second barrel has a place of prominence near the roaster.
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Dua: The role of the CMO is evolving, and roles like the CIO and CTO are gaining prominence.
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Uncertainties relating to rising protectionism, vulnerabilities in emerging markets, and financial market volatility have gained more prominence recently.
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The news organization rose to prominence as a pro-Trump publication during the presidential campaign under Bannon's leadership.
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Nielsen, a career bureaucrat, rose to prominence when she accepted Trump's offer to become Secretary of Homeland Security.
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Hickenlooper rose to prominence after founding a brewpub credited with helping to revive a faded part of Denver.
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He rose to prominence in the late '70s thanks to his hit records "The Stranger" and "The Bridge."
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The change is designed to appeal to advertisers by giving more prominence to tweets that advertisers pay for.
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GDAXI, which is sensitive to China due to its prominence as a German export market, dropped 0.9 percent.
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It looked just like all the others and was given the same prominence, but it was much smaller.
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And historical purists may be annoyed by the anachronistic prominence of radio broadcasts in the play's final scenes.
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She wanted to be a great writer, but her husband retained a lordly prominence that she never challenged.
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But they worry that those assets could also make him a target of violence as his prominence grows.
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Even more important is what the dollar's prominence in global finance does for America's place in the world.
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Scandal politics, which vaulted Gingrich to prominence in the first place, could be hyped and exploited; see Benghazi.
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Lately, the show has risen to prominence as star Rowan Blanchard makes headlines for all the right reasons.
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"Artek and the Aaltos: Creating a Modern World" tells the story of how Aalto designs rose to prominence.
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But some former city and state officials say Ms. Nixon's prominence in local education fights has been overstated.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who volunteered for Sanders' campaign in 2016 — rose to prominence by pushing bold, populist ideas.
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While macaroni salads had been around for decades, the newer, lighter pasta salad rose to prominence by 1982.
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Mr. Buck rose to national prominence in the late 1980s, when he led a movement to oust Gov.
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In 2008, when he joined Pace Gallery, Mr. Nozkowski achieved both a new prominence and elder-statesman status.
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But both Fortuyn and Trump rose to prominence out of nowhere, almost exclusively by emphasizing anti-immigrant sentiment.
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That entity, created in 1600, really only came into great prominence in the middle of the 18th century.
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Wesker's prominence, and a handful of slick action set pieces, makes Afterlife one of the series' better entries.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Peter Bagge first rose to prominence through his 1990s Fantagraphics series Hate!
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The Goldwater Rule has been much debated in Facebook groups I've joined since Trump rose to political prominence.
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She rose to prominence as the wife of Bill Clinton, as he led Arkansas and then the nation.
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"Few men number among their friends the men of prominence whom Igloo came to know," The Times reported.
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O'Rourke gained prominence on the national stage in 2018 when he mounted a challenge to Texas Republican Sen.
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It has sold 1.5 million copies internationally and has been translated into 19 languages, catapulting him to prominence.
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The result may be a world where popular uprisings lose their prominence, becoming simply part of the landscape.
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This stasis gains prominence with the arrival of Kirsi (Elena Radonicich) — an independent, adventurous Eve to Armin's Adam.
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Both activists came to prominence at a young age, Malala for girls' education and Greta for the environment.
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The prominence of the Freedom Caucus and its ilk is only guaranteed by adherence to this very rule.
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The retired Harvard law professor has gained prominence in recent years for his defenses of the Trump administration.
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But he also rose to prominence working for the man whose tenure Mr. Trump spent his campaign criticizing.
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Her sudden prominence comes less than a year after she clashed with Republican leaders over the party's direction.
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The app grew to prominence in no small part because ByteDance spent more than $183 billion advertising it.
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The New Health Care The theory has gained such prominence that a United States senator is investigating it.
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Mr. Payton came to prominence in the 1990s, when jazz's societal importance was being carefully defined and defended.
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But despite his longtime prominence, Roberts has been in the public spotlight this month more than ever before.
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She rose to prominence in the 1980s as a kind of avant-garde angel of the AIDS epidemic.
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But Bolton's return to prominence is not the sole province of Trump, his allies, and ideologically crosswise Republicans.
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Pete Buttigieg rose to prominence, and viability as a presidential candidate, as the mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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The filmmakers had chronicled stories of sexual harassment and abuse even before the #MeToo movement came to prominence.
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Washington's rise to singular prominence as a laissez-faire–minded collaborator with segregation is by now well documented.
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But for all her prominence, no one knows what to expect from Ms. Lagarde in her new role.
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Some pretty dramatic cultural and business shifts account for the CoS role gaining prominence over the past decade.
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Gabbard, an Iraq War veteran who gained national prominence in 2016 as an outspoken supporter of Vermont Sen.
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A secular nation Although Hindu nationalism has come to prominence under Modi, it has been brewing for decades.
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And, when Hillary Clinton lost the general election to Donald Trump, Sanders' message and stock gained further prominence.
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Kurz rose to prominence in Austrian and European politics during 2015, when criticizing Germany's "open-arm" immigration policy.
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Look for more debates over Medicare for All numbers like this as the proposal gains prominence among Democrats.
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During his last years of life, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi rose to prominence as the leader of ISIS.
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But Mr. Nixon also showed how to post successes by using the visibility and prominence of his office.
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Some of history's most notable leaders are considered to have risen to prominence largely because of this attribute.
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With the emirate's prominence set to soar from hosting the 2022 World Cup, it has a strong hand.
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He addressed the reindeer rule, which was expanded to account for the prominence of decorations near a crèche.
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Marushevska rose to international prominence after a video she appeared in called "I am a Ukrainian" went viral.
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Facebook CEO and cofounder Mark Zuckerberg spent the decade overseeing Facebook&aposs rise in prominence in daily life.
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The companies rose to prominence during what transportation experts consider a period of "unprecedented" change in travel behavior.
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Activist investors have grown in prominence and influence, kicking up dust and maneuvering for deals across the world.
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Lawmakers are looking to get a head start on artificial intelligence as the technology grows in prominence. Rep.
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Despite that prominence, Gowdy at times faced speculation that he might be on his way out of Washington.
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Those fees in turn led to fat bonuses for Goldman bankers and increased the bank's prominence in Asia.
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He remembered going from local prominence in the area where he was elected to virtual anonymity in Parliament.
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At the time, the NBA had 23 franchises, but the league was fading in popularity and public prominence.
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When he pledged to try to return St. John's to prominence, there was a clear image in mind.
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Long before Ms. Ellis, there were others who gained prominence after the territory's decision to grant women's suffrage.
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So you've actually seen the field as it has grown in power and prominence ... So that's just gender.
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Big screens helped propel Samsung to top-tier prominence, and helped iPhone sales explode a few years later.
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Yeah, absolutely, but the figures themselves do not reach levels of prominence that advice givers achieve in American.
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But despite the growing prominence of the Euroskeptics, they've never gotten a chance to actually lead the country.
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She gained transatlantic prominence last November when Trump retweeted three anti-Muslim videos she posted on her account.
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Pascoal, like so many others, rose to prominence via her nation's answers to American Idol and The Voice.
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No. But it was an astonishing ... very few people break away of prominence and you had long been a person of prominence and they were trying to for sure sideline you, but not in the typical way you would think whistleblowers are, but more in the "he's crazy" kind of thing.
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After all, Yang's initially-obscure campaign came to national prominence not through traditional political channels like debates but by a loyal army of internet meme-makers who call themselves the "Yang Gang" and were the driving force behind Yang's surge in donations and ascent to national prominence in February and March.
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While some up-and-coming Democrats like Senators Cory Booker of New Jersey and Kirsten E. Gillibrand of New York had speaking spots at the party's convention last month, none had the prominence of Mr. Obama in 2004, when he gave the keynote speech that lifted him to national prominence.
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But those seeking prominence of any sort—including producers of real-world or virtual content—must know their place.
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After all, he first came to prominence for publicly refusing to use the preferred pronouns of his transgender students.
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But even as policymakers have at last begun to embrace building, a new school of thought has gained prominence.
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The company cites the growing prominence of fact-checking sites as one of the reasons for creating the tag.
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He came to prominence by using polling averages to call every state correctly in the presidential contest of 2012.
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But her shift in rhetorical focus on policy means that a sense of "knowing" the candidates gains greater prominence.
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The Houthis are an Islamist movement of largely Shi'a Muslims that rose to prominence in criticizing corruption under Saleh.
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Manchester born house selector DJ Paulette rose to prominence in the early 90s, becoming the Hacienda's first female resident.
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They also gained prominence for a relentless campaign against Zuma that led to street protests and fistfights in Parliament.
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The fourth season will pick up in the 1970s and follow Anderson as she portrays Thatcher's rise to prominence.
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Facebook's secret sauce — the algorithm that decides what gets the most prominence in News Feed — will also be tweaked.
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He rose to prominence in the 22017s, a time when color photographs were making photo-realistic illustrations feel redundant.
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It came to international prominence in 2014 when the group began releasing videos depicting its fighters beheading Western hostages.
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Some of this overlap may have to do with the increasing prominence of classic city pop records on YouTube.
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Hope quickly rose to prominence as a medium and formed a popular spiritualist group known as the Crewe Circle.
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But in the latest report from the Record Industry Association of America, the prominence of streaming continues to grow.
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Barghouti rose to prominence during the second intifada as the architect and senior leader of al-Aqsa Martyr's Brigade.
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But he's not the only larger-than-life xenophobe who has come to political prominence over the past years.
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Multiple academic studies show that the cultural prominence of conservative evangelical Christians has driven progressive people away from church.
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Despite not being included in the initial contract, Fii appears to be taking on greater prominence in the project.
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Google last month announced it would "derank" both to give them less prominence on Google News and other platforms.
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He immediately turned to Giuliani, who had become a friend as Parnas rose to prominence as a GOP supporter.
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The Inhumans, who've recently risen to prominence in the Marvel comics, and X-Men have been allies for decades.
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American Kingpin is Bilton's first book since Hatching Twitter, an account of that social network's lunatic rise to prominence.
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The prominence, so recently, of the abacus is testament to how backward Chinese banking was a short time ago.
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The now-infamous "lock her up" chant rocketed to national prominence at the Republican National Convention in July 2016.
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It wasn't just members of the Carol Corps who appreciated that stories about women and girls were gaining prominence.
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The subject has gained prominence in recent years as baseball broadcasts now include a visualization of the strike zone.
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Bato was his police chief when the pair were in Davao, prior to their swift rise to national prominence.
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Okay, so this dog isn't technically an actor, but his prominence in the 2018 entertainment landscape cannot go unrecognized.
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The push to prominence of Netflix and Amazon is a challenge to both the traditional studios and the Academy.
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"I noticed there were very few overweight people in positions of prominence, like elected officials and CEOs," said Roehling.
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Success in Turkey's largest city as mayor was exactly how Mr Erdogan himself rose to prominence in the 1990s.
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Toivo Karki and Unto Mononen rose to prominence in this period; their songs are considered classics of the genre.
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Launched in 2002, the 50 Best list has grown in prominence to rival the long-established Michelin star system.
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He launched Thrive in 2009 and has quickly risen to prominence as both a founder and successful venture investor.
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Q: You first came to prominence with Enron, so what did you learn from that meteoric rise and collapse?
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RBR rose to prominence through high-profile, but ultimately unsuccessful, campaigns against asset manager GAM and airline caterer Gategroup.
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At 29, Ocasio-Cortez is the youngest member of Congress and has rocketed to national prominence in recent months.
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Lobov rose to prominence on the international MMA scene as a contestant on season 22 of The Ultimate Fighter.
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Bowers & Wilkins is a half-century-old British audio company that rose to prominence during the hifi-obsessed 217s.
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And Cook is growing into his prominence as one of the business world's most increasingly vocal good-guy CEOs.
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Other signs, including the prominence of Kushner friend Gary Cohn, now a White House staffer, are bad for Bannon.
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What it means: The move gives more prominence to Apple's diversity effort, which Cook has already made a priority.
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New Jersey's Booker, 49, joined the Senate in 2013 after rising to national prominence as the mayor of Newark.
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Last month, after their rapid rise to prominence, HBO announced they were developing the podcast into a TV show.
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Apple's continued prominence in the music streaming market comes after a rocky introduction thanks to a rough user interface.
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He's served in the Senate for 20 years, but never before has he reached this level of national prominence.
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