I also screamed several times — not my proudest moment.
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"A rough patch, not my proudest moment," he calls it.
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That might be one of my top ten proudest moments.
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What are some of the scenes that you're proudest of?
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One of my proudest moments as a cartoon gag writer.
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What have you achieved in life that you're proudest of?
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My proudest creation there was Internet Explorer 5.0 and 5.5.
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Giving women financial independence is one of Ceesay's proudest achievements.
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It was one of the proudest days of my life.
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I'm proudest of the show when it gets that across.
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"It's one of the things I'm proudest of about the show."
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Let&aposs take a look at some of his, proudest moments.
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It was honestly one of the proudest moments of my life.
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Last night I became the luckiest, proudest and happiest man ever.
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"Vox is the proudest Haitian I know," says bandmate Diegal Leger.
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Among his proudest legislative accomplishments -- authoring the Violence Against Women Act.
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"I think my proudest accomplishment is being here," Willis told CNBC.
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"One of my proudest creations was that Fable," he told me.
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What have you achieved in life that you feel proudest of?
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This has not been Facebook's proudest year for privacy and security.
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My kids and my marriage are the things I'm proudest of.
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This event produced some of the proudest moments in my career.
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Proudest years of my life were being a United States senator.
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The proudest title I've ever held is one Americans share: citizen.
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She said her proudest achievement is having saved 11 girls from FGM.
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Life after Apollo Apollo 11 was the proudest moment of Collins' life.
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Then make the choice that will make you proudest that you tried.
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She says being Brittany Maynard's mother is her proudest accomplishment in life.
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So what's her proudest moment so far as the head of Lucasfilm?
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What have you achieved in your life that you are proudest of?
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My proudest accomplishment was keeping our team together through the acqui-hire.
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Until Shiva was born, it was the proudest day of his life.
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Eurovision is almost certainly the proudest major international competition on the planet.
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Research from the 2015 election suggests left-wingers are the loudest and proudest.
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He included "saving the American steel industry" as one of his proudest achievements.
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Among his proudest achievements is a massive report on the nature of happiness.
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Look, freezing up like that definitely wasn't my proudest moment as a journalist.
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"So this, for me, is something that I will always be proudest of."
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When you look back on your life, will Dial be your proudest achievement?
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"I feel proudest, because they had lost hope for life," Dr. He said.
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The episode threatened to bankrupt the company, one of Japan's biggest and proudest.
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His monumental documentation of Monk's career may prove to be his proudest legacy.
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But what are you proudest about in terms of how they've all blossomed?
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Perhaps she is proudest of the default rate of less than 21874 percent.
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No one believes that Democrats would line up to repeal the Obama's proudest achievement.
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One of Patrick's proudest moments was when he became a grandfather, his son says.
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Otten and his team had kept one of New Hampshire's proudest political traditions alive.
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In your 14 years on the show, what story are you the proudest of?
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"That has been the most fun thing and has made the proudest," she said.
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"It's honestly one of my proudest badges of honor," said another user, Megan Ackerman.
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They have shimmering coats and flowing hair that rival even the proudest of cats.
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So what's the one thing that you're proudest of pulling off in this film?
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But when all was said and done, Howe's proudest moments came as a father.
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Again, possibly because of her involvement, my proudest moment in lyrical writing as well.
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His proudest accomplishment, however, was this: None of his teenagers took their own lives.
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It's often cited as one of that administration's proudest legacies, saving millions of lives.
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One of the pieces I'm proudest of in the book is the reality TV piece.
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It goes straight for Google's jugular — its proudest characteristic, machine intelligence, and its core business.
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During their Friendsgiving, the women shared moments they were proudest of themselves for this year.
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Not my proudest moment at all, but I never went on a blind date again.
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Nick Clegg, the former deputy prime minister, called the premium one of his proudest legacies.
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First and foremost he's rock's proudest peacock, prone to the opulent, outrageous and occasionally ostentatious.
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Since he doesn't have many others, it appears to be Trump's proudest achievement to date.
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Although it was one of the proudest days of my life, I didn't deserve it.
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We changed it, many of us, through some of the proudest struggles of our history.
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ROLLE: I think the proudest moment was the day that I won the Rhodes Scholarship.
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But speaking to others about his experience and fire safety is among his proudest moments.
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Those are the hardest things to come up with, and the things I'm proudest of.
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In his proudest moments, he resembles something like a theorist of transformation, decline and creation.
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This is, I think, one of the proudest sort of last 12 years looking back.
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Emory, my character, is the proudest one of the bunch, and it got me thinking.
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The fight against global poverty is one of our country's proudest traditions and smartest investments.
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DM: To move onto the first thing you were proudest of working on, the economic recovery.
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In the aftermath, one of Vale's proudest boasts was about the safety of its own operations.
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It wasn't my proudest moment, but it may have been one of my more powerful ones.
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"It was not my proudest moment as a dad, of course," he said with a laugh.
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" "Cole is the PROUDEST man I have ever seen, and cannot wait to have his son.
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Bristolian boffins are proudest not of this physical infrastructure but of the way it is organised.
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Though he's the proudest American you will find, he is also equally proud of his roots.
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One of America's proudest democratic traditions is the blame game that follows a losing presidential campaign.
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Establishing "Porgy" as a secure part of the operatic repertory is one of his proudest achievements.
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Race/Related A few months ago, Sarai Gonzalez's proudest distinction was being a funny older sister.
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The tax bill also effectively kills the Democrats' proudest legislative achievement of the last 20 years.
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The thing I'm proudest of is that 'Three Identical Strangers' has had a real-world impact.
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But his redesign of Count Chocula — his childhood favorite — remains his proudest accomplishment to this day.
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But everyone can likely agree that Knowles has every reason to be the proudest dad around.
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Abolishing her currency controls and unifying Argentina's exchange rate was one of his earliest, proudest successes.
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"It is the proudest day for Prince Mohammed to celebrate," he said, referring to the offering.
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Hosting the June meeting on climate change on his family farm was among his proudest moments.
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What makes me proudest in life is that I am, and will always be, Antwon's mom.
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Staking her out in this manner isn't my proudest moment as a journalist, needless to say.
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Not Djamshed Kuchkarov, finance minister of Uzbekistan: he is proudest of what his government is not doing.
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It was such a labor of love, [and] the thing I'm proudest of in my whole career.
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"Of all his majors, this is probably the one that makes him the proudest," says the insider.
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His proudest achievement was to have persuaded the government to get folk song into the school curriculum.
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"One of the things I'm proudest of in the film is the portrait of Janet," Singer said.
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It also has some of our best songs, like "The Shy Retirer," which is my proudest moment.
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BLITZER: What's your proudest accomplishment over these past six months as the White House chief of staff?
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I thought 'I'm probably an embarrassment,' but to know I'm not was one of my proudest moments.
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"I think so," he responded when asked on "Fox News Sunday" if it is his proudest moment.
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But the accomplishment Gardner is proudest of this season was his ability to stay on the field.
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Biden has described it as the legislation he is the proudest of his career in the senate.
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"The greatest, proudest and most strenuous advocate of our Christian values is President Putin," Mr. Ferrari said.
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Wray said one of his proudest moments was prosecuting a contractor for a death associated with torture.
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JULIAN ROBERTSON: I'm really, I think, proudest of the men those people have become -- and women, too.
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The president has claimed that one of his proudest moments was getting a Veterans Choice program approved.
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At the best of times, the office of commandant is one of the proudest in the military.
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I'm proudest of all that all of the proceeds from this CD will go to the Imagination Library.
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Dressed in a hockey jersey with "Angelil" written across the back, Dion looked like the proudest of mothers.
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During his speech, Hu told the crowd about Ninebot — what he said was his proudest investment so far.
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We hear some leaders talking as if some of our proudest achievements are in fact our biggest liabilities.
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The director told USA Today that this scene is the one he is "proudest of" in his career.
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One of McCain's proudest moments as a U.S. senator was working to pass legislation banning torture in 2015.
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Recently, I was named the newest #AerieREAL Role Model, and it's one of my proudest accomplishments to date.
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She hasn't shied away from creatures like Godzilla and Bowser, but she's proudest of her film-inspired vehicles.
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"The proudest moment for me when they do the on-court announcements are the Olympic results," Williams said.
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"I look at it as one of my proudest achievements," he told the trade publication E&E News.
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The government's proudest economic feat was to implement a nationwide value-added tax that Congress had previously proposed.
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"The Number One Proudest Big Sister," Amurri Martino captioned the adorable snap of Major laying in Marlowe's arms.
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One of his proudest moments was how his team showed up when Bear Sterns was about to collapse.
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AT&T is unquestionably one of the world's most important companies and one of America's proudest technological stories.
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Lahey called the dive "probably the proudest moment of my life, other than the birth of my kids".
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"I guess I'm proudest of the fact that we have remained at peace these four years," he said.
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The Royal Thai Army counts the Vietnam War as one of its proudest moments of the 20th century.
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Mr. Johansson said his proudest creation at UEFA was creating the Champions League to replace the European Cup.
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Todd said his proudest moment in his documentary was recreating the complex folding structure of the human immunodeficiency virus.
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Having been a part of both of those is two of the proudest things I've done with my life.
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One of the proudest moments for Thai weightlifter Sinphet Kruaithong's family was unfortunately also one of the most heartbreaking.
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But as far as she's concerned, performing alongside Madonna is at the top of her list of proudest accomplishments.
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Asked about his proudest achievement, Draghi answered that it was the ECB's indefatigable pursuit of its price stability mandate.
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But the athlete says his proudest moments as a father have nothing to do with his children's skiing abilities.
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Everyone wants to learn more about America's proudest Dutchess-to-be — and to find out what designers she's wearing.
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In fact, last year she experienced the proudest moment of her career and she's still pinching herself over it.
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My proudest accomplishment of my college career is my graduation cap (srry I posted it on insta too) pic.twitter.
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But in the face of real courage, even the proudest French person can only tip his hat and bow.
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It's one of my proudest things that we did for women, because it really liberated women from maternity clothes.
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"Professionals are proudest to work at companies that promote work-life balance and flexibility (51 percent)," the report notes.
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His proudest find is a white powder called ge gen fen—also known as kudzu, a type of arrowroot.
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Refer to childbirth as your proudest moment and sorry, Beyoncé, you're just not the Beyoncé we thought you were.
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Still, one of Marvin's proudest moments at V.E.S. was on graduation day in 1971, looking up at his roommate.
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And yet Haiti, for all its ills, has produced some of the strongest and proudest people on the planet.
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The prisoners painted that as homage to me on the wall, so there it is, that's my proudest publication.
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The proudest thing for me is that locker room stayed intact and we were able to weather the storm.
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At the last, Morata burst through, made it three, and confirmed one of the proudest nights in Atlético's history.
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Mr. Miller said one of Mr. White's proudest achievements was having an elementary school in Houston named after him.
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But the rescue efforts and the following recovery are a legacy of the flood that Nashvillians are proudest of.
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"One of the things that we are proudest of is actually how geographically diverse our audience is," says Zakin.
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The coronavirus is testing one of the Chinese government's proudest achievements: its ability to feed its 1.4 billion people.
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Toshiba, one of Japan's oldest and proudest technology conglomerates, said on Friday it would spin off its microchip division.
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The thing I'm proudest of about Dunkirk, in a funny way, is I don't think it has a score.
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Instead, he has decided to blame Democrats for not cooperating in the destruction of their proudest achievement in decades.
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Read on as they share their surprising histories, their proudest moments, and the best and worst advice they've ever received.
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Your zine doesn't have to be the most brilliant publication ever, or even the piece of work you're proudest of.
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In fact, Hilton Rothschild's proudest feeling as a parent is the fact that her young daughters have already mastered politeness.
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The virus crisis is testing China's ability to feed its 343 billion people, one of the Communist Party's proudest achievements.
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Nurmohamed says one of his favorite scenes in the whole series — the one he's proudest of — was captured by Nespoli.
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" Wahlberg concluded, "Well, I can't say I [haven't] done worse things, but yeah, that wasn't one of my proudest moments.
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But then-President Barack Obama rejected the attempt to dent his proudest domestic achievement by linking it to government funding.
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I will forever remember our first gig in Tokyo as one of the proudest and greatest moments of my life.
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He's proudest of his mental maps of Chinese cities, which track non-squatter toilets and the best kung pao chicken.
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I'll be all in clover and when they look you over, I'll be the proudest fellow in the Easter Parade.
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"I can drill better than anyone in this goddam state," Jim says, sounding like the proudest dentist in the West.
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The Los Angeles Lakers are one of the NBA's proudest and most storied franchises, but haven't been relevant in years.
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Indeed, the Paris agreement was viewed as one of Barack Obama's signature achievements and one of which he was proudest.
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One of my proudest professional accomplishments is a weird one: I convinced a handful of colleagues to just give up.
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Backing start-ups that grow to be worth more than $1 billion is one of the investment world's proudest boasts.
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Ms. Feinstein spoke of how she got an assault weapon bill through and called it one of her proudest accomplishments.
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The coronavirus crisis is testing China's ability to feed its 6323 billion people, one of the Communist Party's proudest achievements.
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Among her proudest accomplishments there, Mr. Jones said, was helping to introduce the English band Genesis in the United States.
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One of my proudest achievements is never paying a penny of interest while collecting some nice rewards along the way.
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Even the debate over whether the movie unfairly credits The Post for one of The Times's proudest achievements is fitting.
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You write that the proudest body of work you did at Saturday Night Live was the political satire the show produced.
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Mississauga's proudest son PartyNextDoor has purposefully kept himself an enigma for years, giving only a handful of interviews to esteemed reporters.
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"I am just the most proudest mother ever," Dana wrote in an emotional Facebook post after the birth of her baby.
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So I'm not going to lie and say that doing what I'm doing feels like the proudest moment of my life.
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Now Trump will have the power to eviscerate Obama's political legacy -- including the Affordable Care Act, the latter's proudest domestic achievement.
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For Beckham, combining her past career with her current one is simply a matter of pairing two of her proudest accomplishments.
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However, Chadwick's proudest bit of proof that lionfish is catching on is evident in his distribution company's largest customer: Whole Foods.
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France's abortion rights law is still known four decades later as the "Loi Veil," and she called it her proudest accomplishment.
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One of the proudest days of his life (he passed away two years ago) was when he became a naturalized citizen.
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When asked which edition of the festival he deemed his proudest moment, he instead sounded a note of forward-looking optimism.
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Joel is one of the proudest Jews I know and one of the premier fighters for Israel in the national media.
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The closest I ever came to a flawless beam routine was a 9.8, one of my proudest moments as a gymnast.
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Celine Dion says that relaying the concept of death to her young sons is one of her proudest accomplishments in life.
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Dr. Baker said that rectifying an injustice from nearly three decades before he was born had been her husband's proudest achievement.
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The escape wasn't the proudest day for the Sedgwick County Zoo, but Mr. Newland said No. 492 would be just fine.
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The chimneys he created for the exterior of Mr. Toad's Wild Ride are among his proudest accomplishments, according to the book.
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Cuccinelli cited the "public charge" rule, which was later blocked by multiple federal court judges, as one of his proudest accomplishments.
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The law extended health insurance coverage to 20 million Americans, and Obama considers it one of the proudest pillars of his legacy.
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Of the many names created by the Brand Institute, Piergrossi says he is proudest of Latisse, the eyelash growth drug from Allergan.
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Paulsen says one of his proudest moments from the show was recording "Yakko's World," which rapidly lists the nations of the Earth.
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"And when I see my daughter step up — she's been really there and present and supportive — that's my proudest moment for them."
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"Us" is my favorite track off the album, and releasing that video has been my proudest moment so far in my career.
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It's not my proudest moment in life, but you live and learn I guess: I have never let off another fire hose.
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If Jenner doesn't cut it out, Present says she's ready to let a judge decide who's the proudest mama of them all.
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After all, that's the best and the worst of us all over—simultaneously the proudest and saddest creatures in the whole universe.
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" Bourdain wrote, "I've made a lot of hours of television over the years, but I think I'm proudest of Sunday's Libya episode.
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I still believe in American exceptionalism, and even with Trump in the White House, my proudest identity of all is being American.
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Ten years later, Levy now calls that incident "my proudest moment in college," as history has since revealed Happy Valley's sad secrets.
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" Sean Lennon, the son of Ono and Lennon, captured the moment on Instagram and called it the "proudest day of my life.
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President Obama has said his efforts to establish the United States as the global leader in climate policy are his proudest legacy.
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The tendency to replace arguments with feelings makes one think of the tragic parable delivered by the Titanic, once Belfast's proudest export.
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Caroline, you, true to form, did your country proud, and I'm sure your father and mom would have been proudest of all.
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Letter of Recommendation The moment my father pulled into the driveway with his new Buick LeSabre Limited was one of his proudest.
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He continues by saying that his "proudest moment" is having a diverse audience of "all races and all places" in his crowd.
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One of my proudest moments each season is when the State competition team assembles to hear from the surf club's senior ranks.
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The column I was perhaps proudest of in 2018 did poorly, although not disastrously: A few people read it besides my mom.
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" Finau recalled that Casper had once described his 18-hole playoff victory over Gene Littler at Augusta National as his "proudest moment.
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"One of the things I'm proudest of is getting passed, getting moved, getting in control of the Paris climate accord," Biden said.
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"The Call" is one of the tradition's proudest tactics, guaranteeing victory on the pickup court no matter what kind of sticky situation.
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My fondest, proudest, and happiest memories of friendship, accomplishment, and even despair have occurred in the presence of firearms in that camp.
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Though if the Republicans have just wrecked Obamacare—the proudest achievement of a president revered by Democrats—that support might not be forthcoming.
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But his proudest moment, he says, was getting his parents back into their beloved home 16 months before his mother died in 2012.
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The 77-year-old Venezuela native started designing in 1980 in New York and counted her first show among her proudest career moments.
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One of my proudest moments in the White House was when President Obama and I led the rescue of the American auto industry.
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To all of you who are fans of the movie, know that it was Fred's proudest and most loving gift to our community.
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ONE of the proudest boasts of David Cameron's government was that it had turned Britain into one of the world's most entrepreneurial countries.
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As such, it reflects the best American instincts and values, and from where I'm sitting, is one of our proudest public policy achievements.
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Meghan Markle is currently America's proudest export: a proud feminist, an activist, and budding humanitarian alongside with her husband-to-be, Prince Harry.
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As such, it reflects the best American instincts and values, and from where Im sitting, is one of our proudest public policy achievements.
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One of the proudest parts of my life was I loved those people, and I think in the main they felt it back.
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Whatever the true figure, the sharp recession is undermining one of the regime's proudest claims: that under its rule Venezuela's poverty has fallen.
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"This is the proudest day of my life," he said, indicating that he would return to Leesburg and Okahumpka to represent indigent clients.
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He was surprised by the response -- a powerful moment of truth which he would later call the proudest moment of his Army career.
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I'm proudest of our community safety partnerships in our housing developments, where officers are assigned not to make arrests but to build community.
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His proudest moment, he told us, was when we moved to New York City: a place where we could live out our dreams.
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But even some of the state's proudest boosters acknowledge that Ohio, which is nearly 80 percent white, is decreasingly representative of contemporary America.
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Québécois food can be hard to define—poutine and maple syrup, perhaps the province's proudest export, may be all that come to mind.
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J. D. Vance In one of the early Democratic presidential debates, the candidates were asked which enemy they were the proudest of making.
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Washington (CNN)Seven years of Republican efforts to eradicate President Barack Obama's proudest domestic achievement ended Friday before a single vote was cast.
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But Mr. Price was also a well-known art collector who counted his partnership with Sears among his proudest contributions to American culture.
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Expanding insurance coverage to more than 20 million Americans is among Mr. Obama's proudest accomplishments, but the changes he has pushed go deeper.
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His almost-closed eyes, the fine mouth pressed shut, were marked by the proudest and most beautiful resignation in relation to the inevitable.
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"As custodians of the company with the proudest of histories, we know that our past is a platform for our future," Thomson said.
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Now, Toshiba, one of Japan's oldest and proudest technology conglomerates, has to sell its most valuable business to try to undo the damage.
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Op-Ed Contributor The proudest day of my life was when I was accepted to Stony Brook University — the school of my dreams.
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What, looking back, are you proudest of having been involved in, and what is you're biggest regret that you weren't able to get done?
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Sympathetic newspapers compared her steel to that of Margaret Thatcher (perhaps forgetting that the single market was one of the Iron Lady's proudest achievements).
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The club's proudest moment, according to Ms. Johansen, was beating a Liverpool youth team to win an under-16s tournament in Switzerland in 2011.
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That moment when, preparing for his entrée en scène, he tied his apron ribbons round his capacious waist, was the proudest part of all.
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That's because the episode plays with sexist tropes even the proudest of feminists can forget to register and then blows those assumptions up entirely.
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Watch Tegan and Sara discuss their LGBTQ activism (and how much they love Drake): What have been some of your proudest moments so far?
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For Megan, her proudest moment in building the business was a trip to the children's hospital in Denver, which now sells Jackson's Honest chips.
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Many Democrats are still sore about McConnell's tactic, but the GOP leader has called it one of the proudest moments of his Senate career.
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The change of tone was striking considering that until Friday the White House was trying to repeal the former Democratic President's proudest legislative achievement.
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One of his proudest professional achievements was organizing a Barcelona Football Club-themed wedding replete with decorations in the team's red and blue colors.
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The vote on the popular program known as Hope Scholarships, one of Georgia Democrats' proudest achievements, was particularly tough for some in the party.
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"It's as though the best of our buildings — the proudest of our buildings — were the ones that were hardest hit," one prominent businessman lamented.
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The water troubles at Kom Ombo, and at many other Pharaonic sites along the Nile, are a product of one of Egypt's proudest successes.
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On Pro Basketball MINNEAPOLIS — The All-Star forward Jimmy Butler comes across as the proudest former resident in the history of tiny Tomball, Texas.
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My proudest moment was during my graduation, when the emcee announced that I'd be pursuing astrophysics in university, prompting a gasp from the audience.
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One of her proudest achievements was shepherding through the Senate the so-called Lilly Ledbetter legislation, aimed at giving women equal pay for equal work.
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In a new interview with Pride Source, the singer said that receiving the GLAAD Vanguard Award was one of the proudest moments of her life.
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That can lead to its own issues, but Ives says her proudest moments are always when she puts that last finishing touch on a project.
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Clinton's team said they didn't regret their responses to Trump's racist and sexist remarks, saying they were some of their proudest moments in the race.
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The Minnesota-born athlete tells PEOPLE that his proudest parenting moments have to do with watching Lauren's skills and knowledge evolve as she gets older.
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"One of the proudest days of my life as a mom this past week … graduation!" the Beverly Hills, 90210 star, 46, began her touching caption.
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It doesn't look good that even after inspiring a film about one of its proudest moments, the CIA tightened its grip over the film industry.
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At the end of his life, he described his two proudest achievements as the founding of Communist China and the launching of the Cultural Revolution.
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" He added that his father "came to this country and like millions and millions of people became the proudest American that you have ever seen.
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Foreign diplomats said privately that one reason Trump hates the Iran deal was that it was the proudest foreign policy achievement of the Democratic president.
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Fifty years ago, President Lyndon Johnson signed the Fair Housing Act into law, a moment he described as one of the proudest of his presidency.
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" Panetta, who was CIA director when the raid was carried out, called it "one of the proudest moments in recent history regarding a military operation.
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The Pour SOLICCHIATA, Sicily — When a writer comes calling, most winemakers would consider it in their best interest to offer their proudest efforts for sampling.
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Donald Trump's proudest accomplishment—next to his high-rises, his golf courses, and his daughter Ivanka—is his book, Trump: The Art of the Deal.
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"What makes me the proudest is that I've been able to elevate my family into a more affluent way of life," Telésforo told Business Insider.
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In ads, his campaign assailed her for calling her vote for the program her "proudest moment" in Congress and declared her "too liberal for Arizona."
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In fact McConnell bragged that telling the president "you will not fill the Supreme Court vacancy" was one of the proudest days of his life.
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The company, one of China's proudest corporate champions, has become a focal point in the fierce conflict that has engulfed the world's two largest economies.
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"It's not like my proudest moment, but we were going through it," she said before revealing that it caused the show to shut down production.
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One of my father's proudest moments was when, on a 3-2 count, I hit a grand slam at a hotly competitive summer camp game.
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And — and what I really am proud of them, but what makes me proudest about them, is that they also don't get cynical about it.
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A heartbreaking truth about Mr. Ostrom and his passion: The pieces of art he felt best about, and proudest of, were ones he hid away.
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The law, which was the GOP's proudest legislative accomplishment during the party's two years of total control of Washington, has somehow been all but forgotten.
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"Out of everything I've accomplished, my proudest moment, hands-down, was when I gave birth to my daughter Blue," she told Garage magazine in March 2016.
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Watching you get announced to the team was the proudest moment as a big brother for me and one of the best moments of my life.
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When they're ready to run up our mission, I will gladly step aside and I guarantee you it will be the proudest moment of my life.
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Claremont, perhaps the greatest writer to ever touch the X-Men, will tell you that God Loves, Man Kills is one the works he's proudest of.
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Michelle Williams has portrayed many characters throughout her life, but out of all her accomplishments, she's proudest of her work to close the gender pay gap.
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I brought the ACA to the floor of the House as chairwoman of the House Committee on Rules, and it remains one of my proudest moments.
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But Brazil's sports leaders decided after the 2014 debacle that Dunga was the man to bring the world's proudest soccer nation back from its darkest day.
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Erlanger reflected on her jam-packed 2017, saying what she's proudest of is continuing to expand her style horizons even as she's become an establishment stylist.
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It was without a doubt one of my proudest moments and a good justification for devoting this much of my life to this kind of music.
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Probably the proudest night we ever had was our 9th anniversary in 2002, where the line-up was Raising the Fawn, Billy Talent, Constantines, and Moneen.
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" In a speech in August 2016, McConnell boasted: "One of my proudest moments was when I looked Barack Obama in the eye and I said, 'Mr.
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Lela Moore, audience writer and comment moderator at The New York Times: My proudest accomplishment is running the Boston Marathon last April while five months pregnant.
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Kawika didn't give a speech, but he told me he was proudest of the tweet he sent out the day before the event: Tomorrow. 3-5.
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Perez de Cuellar once said his proudest achievements were his role in security independence for Namibia and the peace accord that ended the Iran-Iraq conflict.
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Its biggest and proudest selling point is "Sleep Stories," which are recordings of famous people reading short stories with the intent of lulling you to sleep.
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Perez de Cuellar once said his proudest achievements were his role in security independence for Namibia and the peace accord that ended the Iran-Iraq conflict.
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"I think my proudest accomplishment is walking out of there the same jackass I was 25 years before," Mr. Boehner said, according to the Stanford newspaper.
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The policy achievement Biden is proudest of and talks the most about on the trail, the Affordable Care Act, was passed without a single Republican vote.
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Nsreeny is proudest of his labneh, or syrischer frischekase—made by sealing fresh yogurt in a jar with olive oil and fresh rosemary for five days.
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The support of new and emerging democracies in Eastern Europe, Africa, Latin America and Myanmar are among some of the United States' proudest achievements in recent decades.
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"Seeing them have a disagreement and then, without anybody saying anything, them actually taking care of each other," she says of her proudest mommy moment so far.
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One of Mr. Weinrib's proudest moments, his family said, was when the London department store Harrods teamed up with ABC Carpet to sell its rugs in 1998.
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Over the past five years, the company's proudest accomplishment has been to make its wide spectrum of superheroes reflect the wide spectrum of readers who love them.
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And to feel like someone else sees that in me and asked me to be a part of this spa, it's definitely one of my proudest moments.
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He always said his proudest achievement had come early in his career when, as a small-town lawyer in the 1950s, he guided his native Charleston, Ark.
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Other than birth of my child my proudest moment was serving #United States Navy USS San Jose AFS-7 90-94 … Happy Veterans Day To All Vets.
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Three years since the proudest moment in the club's history, and only two after its maiden appearance in the Champions League quarterfinals, Leicester City is almost unrecognizable.
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For decades, Orange County—the birthplace of Richard Nixon, the Crystal Cathedral, and the "Real Housewives" reality-TV franchise—was one of the country's proudest Republican strongholds.
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" Alongside the detainees, Trump told reporters from the tarmac of Andrews Air Force Base that his "proudest achievement will be when we denuclearize that entire [Korean] peninsula.
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When it comes to her proudest moments on a personal level, Gates recalled a time she met a woman called Marianne in the slums of Nairobi, Kenya.
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But perhaps his proudest achievement is his role as a senior lawyer, or Queen's Counsel, and he will hope to bring his legal knowledge to the talks.
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The day we announced publicly that the tribe was able to buy the land and save the sacred mountain was one of the proudest of my life.
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For South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the proudest achievement they feel they've accomplished in the past two decades is never compromising their creative control.
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Among Pelosi's proudest feats, she told me, was keeping enough Democrats together to routinely vote against the G.O.P.'s incessant efforts to legislatively chip away at Obamacare.
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The Affordable Care Act, President Barack Obama's proudest legislative achievement, forbids insurers to deny coverage or charge higher prices because of a person's medical condition or history.
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Those incidents, which have come to number many, had begun to precede him more loudly than his proudest contributions to the world: his novels, which number five.
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In one of his proudest moments, he flew to Indianapolis to announce that he had persuaded the Carrier Corporation not to ship 1,100 factory jobs to Mexico.
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Berkeley's Republicans have turned the tables on liberals at the campus, championing free speech and putting a conservative claim on one of the university's proudest liberal legacies.
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In addition to the MacArthur award, which doesn't come with a certificate but with $625,000, she is proudest of her election to the National Academy of Sciences.
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A: One of the things I'm proudest of is the Imagination Library, which gives books to kids from the time they are born to when they start school.
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He was a driving force behind a major building expansion, and oversaw exhibitions that included Chardin, Rubens and Rogier van der Weyden (the one he is proudest of).
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Kate Beckinsale and Michael Sheen may enjoy teasing and torturing their 17-year-old daughter here and there, but deep down, they're the proudest parents you'll ever find.
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According to Wee, The Lo & Behold Group has a staff turnover rate almost 30 percent below that of the industry's average, which he says is his proudest achievement.
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" Indeed, such technological disruption runs headlong into one of the proudest traditions of the black church — the aural and visual spectacle of what is called "the preaching moment.
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Here he was, a man -- a dying man -- whose proudest achievement in life, he told me, was the life he and that gorgeous young nurse gave their kids.
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SANDERS: I think my proudest general moment is being married for 27 years, having four great kids, some of whom are here tonight, and seven very beautiful grandchildren.
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A comparison of the proudest features of European life with the roughest edges of America could, in defter hands, convince a few Americans to re-think their country.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton feels a fifth Formula One title would be his proudest achievement and he wants to seal it by winning Sunday's Mexican Grand Prix.
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North Korea's withdrawal from talks with the United States would deal a major blow to what Trump has already described as his "proudest achievement " — denuclearizing the Korean Peninsula.
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"One of the Republican leader's proudest moments was a time he abandoned his constitutional duty and failed to do the job he was elected to do," Reid said.
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He is proudest of his cycling medals: about three dozen in all, hanging from a long, thin piece of wood nailed, slightly askew, to two of the walls.
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The saddest images from that period were of infant graves in South Africa upon which the baby's proudest possession was placed as a marker — a plastic baby bottle.
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You could tour the city's proudest French restaurants without coming across a more skillfully done puff pastry crust, notched like a pinwheel and baked to a deep mahogany.
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In that sense, although the case threatens one of the Democrats' proudest achievements, it is also proving to be something of an election-year gift to their party.
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Her first big test as minority leader came in the crisis over the state's Hope Scholarship program, arguably the Georgia Democrats' proudest achievement of the last quarter-century.
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No. Protecting the A.C.A. from repeal is one of the proudest moments I've had in the Senate, and I am for strengthening it and building on its success.
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One of his proudest accomplishments was persuading Johnson to ask Congress to make a Marine Corps general a full and equal member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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December 1980 Paul Levitz, whose long career with DC began in 1972, said that assembling the all-star creators for this milestone issue was his proudest editorial moment.
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Then Mr. Trump raised the idea of opening talks with Iran, blindsiding Mr. Netanyahu, for whom the president's abandonment of the Iran nuclear deal was his proudest moment.
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A hundred years later, the diamond was the proudest possession of Ranjit Singh, the Sikh warrior who dominated the Punjab in the early half of the 19th century.
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The project he was proudest of, though it made him even less popular, was the building of a massive dam on the scenic Three Gorges of the Yangzi river.
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Yet this $1.2bn white elephant is one of the proudest achievements of Nawaz Sharif, who was prime minister when it opened in 463 and is once again running Pakistan.
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Wells said the special stands as one of the things he's proudest of having been involved in -- but he is mindful not to overstate his or the show's value.
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"Always a privilege to witness Raf Simons' genius for Calvin Klein especially when I am the proudest mama witnessing my son walk for him," Dern said on Instagram Wednesday.
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Bachner: Seeing him not only learn to swim, but waterski in the final moments of his summer was like one of the proudest moments I've ever had in camping.
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Gilbert Baker later went on to work as a vexillographer for the Paramount Flag Company in San Francisco, but always knew the rainbow flag was his life's proudest achievement.
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Jobs also kept Ive in check — he said one of his proudest moments was telling Ive's team that they had to redo the original iPhone's design before it launched.
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Asked about his proudest achievements as president, he cited the 2010 Affordable Care Act, which has resulted in health coverage for 20 million Americans, but also mentioned his family.
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Clinton, who has long inspired intense partisan passions and was criticized last year for saying in a debate that Republicans were the "enemy" she was proudest to have made.
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I know I'm not Beyoncé, so maybe it's not as shocking for me to admit that the proudest moment of my life has been the birth of my daughter.
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But Ron told me the proudest and most satisfying moments of his career have nothing to do with the Deepsea Challenger or any of his groundbreaking work with Cameron.
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Compare that to, say, the interviewer telling you their proudest moment was when the company won an industry-wide award or when a customer raved about the company, etc.
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For Mr. Pence — who calls his grandfather "the proudest man I ever knew, and the best man I ever knew" — and his family, it is a deeply personal celebration.
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What Republicans are offering will create an artificial fiscal crisis that will justify tackling what are arguably two of the nation's proudest creations: the Social Security and Medicare programs.
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Chase won numerous awards for her civil rights work and her cooking, but she was perhaps proudest of the work she did to promote art, Ms. Harris said. Mrs.
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In the first one they're asked who they think would make the best Queen of Westeros, and in the second they say who they think Ned would be proudest of.
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Obama made a case that some of his proudest political achievements, including the Iran nuclear deal and the Paris climate agreement reflected the gap between rhetoric and reality in Washington.
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The one that I thought was ... The one I was proudest of that participated was one that was on the entire program, the idea of training teachers to have firearms.
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OF ALL his real-estate holdings, America's president might be proudest of the Trump International Hotel (pictured), a luxury property located three-quarters of a mile from the White House.
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Ahead of its Wednesday premiere, PEOPLE caught up with Zegen, 38, who dished on everything from the stellar cast and stunning set to why Maisel is his proudest accomplishment yet.
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And one of our country's proudest traditions across party lines is to celebrate the joys of eating glorious, fattening junk, especially in company of loved ones during the winter months.
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In Freddy's favor: He claims the high school diploma in his cell as his proudest achievement and sees, in a college kid like Naz, a "care package" for his brain.
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First of all, I think it's the longevity, and the proudest moments are when I find these families years later, and the show was a turning point in their lives.
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Among her proudest achievements was helping to establish the Webster School for pregnant girls in Washington in 1963, at a time when pregnant teenagers were generally forced out of school.
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At other moments he is not afraid to show us — as he did in his Tony-nominated script for "Choir Boy" — the confusion and pain of even the proudest outsider.
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Even one of the polling statistics Mr. Trump is proudest of — his approval rating among Republicans, which has been near 90 percent for months — is not quite what it seems.
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She says "Kill Bill" is the work she's proudest of, and she credits Thurman with helping her to stay focused and for teaching her about the power of sharing power.
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I still don't really know what the boundaries and lines are, but I will say the op-ed was probably one of the proudest moments of my career thus far.
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Perhaps the least logical of these bizarre circumstances was the fact that among her far-flung territories was one of the proudest and most ancient of all human entities, India.
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One of the things I was proudest of with the second year was that I didn't just want 1979 to be a backdrop, against which we told a crime story.
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I got to hug her and talk to her and tell her that one of my most proudest moments as a mother was taking Phoebe with me to vote for her.
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And because that election victory is Mr Trump's proudest achievement, he may be inclined to believe that the world would be a generally better place if other leaders follow his lead.
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"My single proudest moment was seeing my daughter [be] the one student out of her entire school to be nominated to represent her elementary school in this citywide district," she praises.
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She's The First The proudest part of this recognition is the fact that a Latin music artist is finally getting the award after it's been handed out for over three decades.
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Former White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus said in an interview Saturday that seeing Justice Neil Gorsuch confirmed to the Supreme Court was his proudest accomplishment in the White House.
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Justice Thomas's questions may have been prompted in part by an effort to secure the legacy of one of Justice Scalia's proudest achievements, his majority opinion in District of Columbia v.
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By 2012, however, the years (and parties) started to catch up with the Ritz — the proudest possession of the Egyptian billionaire Mohamed Al-Fayed — and it closed for renovations that August.
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He has hammered Ms. Kirkpatrick for voting for the law in 2010 and calling it her "proudest moment" in Congress, a claim she stood by in a debate on Oct. 10.
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Eleven years ago, when I was 27, I reached one of my proudest financial milestones: I had amassed more than $100,000 in savings — and I did it in just three years.
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In his letter this morning, Oringer says that his proudest accomplishment was disbursing more than $1 billion in earnings to freelance photographers and other creatives through the platform since its founding.
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"I think as a writer, one of my proudest moments are when I hear the newer artist that's popping, great and respected, sample a song that I worked on," Daniels said.
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"As one of New York's proudest franchises, the Liberty has played a vital role in New York City over the past 22 years," Tsai said in the statement announcing the sale.
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Democrats rising Democrats, some of whom Trump will need to pass a tax overhaul, are already feeling emboldened by Republicans' failure to work in lockstep to repeal President Barack Obama's proudest achievement.
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Ultimately, Republicans will try to pass a replacement -- a process that will need the votes of Democrats who have little incentive to cooperate in the dismantling of the former President's proudest achievement.
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His confirmation in April to replace the late justice Antonin Scalia has been one of the GOP's proudest achievements this year — and one that Leo played a key role in making happen.
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Although he tried to walk back his remarks on Tuesday and Wednesday, Republicans took the words "crazy" and "craziest" from his larger argument to proclaim Clinton just ripped into Obama's proudest achievement.
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" Gerster continued, "I got to hug her and talk to her and tell her that one of my proudest moments as a mother was taking Phoebe with me to vote for her.
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"We're just the ones that put it on TV." On a personal level, the musician says his proudest achievement has been overcoming his addictions—McDaniels hasn't had a drink in a decade.
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"As a biologist and someone who has dedicated my life to the pursuit of animals believed extinct, this is by far my greatest scientific accomplishment and proudest moment," Galante told Animal Planet.
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"I don't think it would be Andrew Breitbart's proudest moment to be called the foundation for white supremacy on the internet," Ben Shapiro, one of the editors who resigned, said on Friday.
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My proudest invention was an unpatented static-elimination device, a yard-long piece of aluminum Christmas tinsel tied to a length of fourteen-gauge lamp wire that I wrapped around something grounded.
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To be clear, one of my proudest accomplishments was in the early 1970s working against the policies of Eastland and the politics in Mississippi for independent African American candidates for statewide office.
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The fact that Beyoncé, who has a mountain of Grammys and more money than most of us would know what to do with, describes Blue's birth as her "proudest moment hands down"?
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Yet Japan does need someone to buy Westinghouse, whose problems have caused billions of dollars in losses at Toshiba, one of Japan's largest and proudest conglomerates, pushing it perilously close to collapse.
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KELLY EVANS: What are you proudest about when you look at a lot of the funds that you've spawned, and the way -- and a lot of them, they're in your office. Right?
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Which is why it was one of the proudest moments in my life when Virgin Galactic's spaceship, VSS Unity -- built to carry private paying passengers -- reached space for the first time in December.
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"I got to hug her and talk to her and tell her that one of my most proudest moments as a mother was taking Phoebe with me to vote for her," Gerster writes.
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Staffers spoke of their proudest moments and reflected on what it means to be an Asian-American in the entertainment industry — and what they hope to see from Hollywood in terms of representation.
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When I was asked to become a UNICEF goodwill ambassador in 2005, by then-United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan, it was one of the proudest and most memorable moments of my life.
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I am very proud of his accomplishments, but as a mother, I am proudest of the way he handles himself with honesty and the way he cares about his family and his friends.
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I am very proud of his accomplishments, but as a mother I am proudest of the way he handles himself with honesty and the way he cares about his family and his friends.
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The external signs of wealth aren't just a matter of vanity; it's the sisters' way of keeping score, as they try to see who can make their mom proudest (or the least disappointed).
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Republicans dispute, among other things, the legality of two of the president's proudest recent achievements: stays to the deportation of illegal immigrants and the regulation of power stations to reduce carbon-dioxide emissions.
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"The thing that I'm proudest of in the entire Immediately journey is the density and caliber of technical/product talent that we were able to accumulate on the team," Cerny said via email.
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Ms. Bakhtiar had landed the temporary Washington role at Fox News, she said, before one of her proudest accomplishments — gaining entry to Iran for a summit meeting between the Iranian and Iraqi leaders.
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The Trump team had elevated the so-called alt-right movement into the mainstream, they said, with Palmieri adding that Clinton's speech denouncing the extremist movement was the proudest moment of the campaign.
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Pierce Egan rather elegantly summed up Molineaux's career in the estimable Boxiana: Molineaux came as an open and bold competitor for boxing fame; and he challenged the proudest heroes to the hostile combat.
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When I asked about her proudest accomplishment in hockey, she paused and then skipped past all of her achievements on the international stage, past Sochi Olympics, past recognition and respect from her peers.
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It is one of China's proudest corporate success stories, a colossus in cutting-edge technology that elbowed out Western rivals to become the biggest supplier of the hardware that connects our modern world.
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The mass flight of American technology companies from Huawei, one of China's proudest corporate champions, is a stark escalation in the high-tech battle that has simmered between the two powers for years.
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But the miracle he's proudest of — sweeping four-time Olympian Erin Hamlin off her feet — lends itself less to repeat viewings by his core audience of hoops fanatics and goggle-eyed Minnesota schoolchildren.
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"This is our proudest moment as gay and lesbian Australians," said Chris Lewis, 60, an artist from Sydney, who waved a large rainbow flag he bought in San Francisco about 30 years ago.
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" The Scrubs alum goes on to reveal that his proudest moment as a dad has been seeing his older children off to pursue higher education, sharing, "I have a kid that graduated college.
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But this is Germany, the self-declared "auto nation," where Karl Benz built the first automobile and where cars are not only the proudest export item but also a symbol of national identity.
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There's plenty of dialogue in Fargo, but I'm proudest of those sections that have no dialogue, where literally you've got four or five pages where you're just telling the story with the camera.
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Among his proudest accomplishments: helping the agency develop a set of numbers called emission factors—values that enable regulators to estimate atmospheric discharges from power plants, oil refineries, chemical plants and other industrial operations.
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It's a big $$$ week: Here's the way fundraising deadlines work in a presidential race: The candidates who are proudest of their totals release what they've brought in almost as soon as the deadline passes.
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She points at a medal Stephanie got from West Point on her wall, alluding to the fact that at the end of the day, they all are proudest of working for the United States.
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George Clooney in a well-pressed suit, his bons mots tumbling like dice, is never going to be an eyesore, but even the proudest Las Vegan will have tired of the spectacle by now.
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Her proudest moment, she said, was in 2011, when she found herself surrounded by civil rights luminaries as M.C. at the dedication of the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial on Independence Avenue in Washington.
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In announcing his retirement after a 46-year political career, Mr. Sabo called putting together the 1993 federal budget and deficit reduction package as the House Budget Committee chairman one of his proudest accomplishments.
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Over the past few years, community members from Syria, Palestine, Iraq, Yemen and Libya, and other parts of the Arab world, have become some of the U.S.'s newest and proudest champions of democracy.
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If an excess piton could symbolize a misplaced word in a poem, the silences between the lines represent his proudest work, gaps that reflect an inexpressible mystery he and Ament sensed within the world.
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Critics say legal crusaders like Mr. Sabry are not only choking the precious little free speech that remains in Egypt, but are hurting one of Egyptians' proudest attributes — their ability to laugh at themselves.
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But the part of the film I'm proudest of is the opening [in which Maloney creates a montage of clips from prominent evangelical leaders, like Jerry Falwell Jr., extolling Trump's virtues during the campaign].
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"I got to hug her and talk to her and tell her that one of my proudest moments as a mother was taking Phoebe with me to vote for her," Margot Gerster wrote on Facebook.
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On January 11th the constitutional court is expected to authorise a ballot sought by Italy's biggest trades union federation on rescinding crucial elements of the last government's proudest achievement: a labour reform passed in 2014.
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The hounding of the Clintons is one of the Republican Party's proudest traditions, and Trump will be a more prominent and important tool in this respect than anything in the Republican woodshed in the 1990s.
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" "Some of the proudest moments that I've had has not being coming in and delivering a recommendation report, but getting a team, especially a client team, to come up with the recommendations and solutions themselves.
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As a little side note, our Head of Music was a channel manager at MTV 2 when the show was on, and you can look through his proudest moments from the show's history here, too.
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Among her proudest accomplishments, her daughter said in a telephone interview, was playing a part with senators Dole and Kassebaum in the yearslong effort to establish the Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve in east-central Kansas.
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With campaign managers and pollsters talking over one another and a large crowd of campaign veterans from the news media looking on, Ms. Palmieri said her proudest moment from the campaign was a speech Mrs.
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In fact, it's not coincidental that both of these whistleblowers have even described MIT as the best place in the world for them educationally, the site of some of their happiest memories and proudest moments.
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Nice is one of the oldest soccer teams in France, and one of the proudest, too: It is the only French club with its own anthem — "Nissa la Bella," or "Beautiful Nice," in Niçois dialect.
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My only grandson graduated from the United States Military Academy a couple of years ago – one of the proudest moments of my life was when I went to West Point, New York, to see that ceremony.
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" "My proudest achievement will be - this is part of it - when we denuclearize that entire peninsula," he said, adding that he really believed the Kim Jong Un wanted to bring his country "into the real world.
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If this were a tin-pot, third-world potentate, we'd probably write the leader off as an autocrat, fast-forwarding his rule to do all the fun bits first -- like burying the last guy's proudest achievements.
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Shining carriages, drawn by the proudest and handsomest of horses, were constantly drawing up, and from them were alighting elegantly-attired ladies and gentlemen in full dress, with drivers and footmen in the newest of liveries.
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" Throughout the hour-long interview, Meloni opened up to Lipton about his insecurities, his biggest regret (he never played college football), flying planes with John Travolta and his proudest moment: "peeing in a bucket" on "Oz.
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"My proudest accomplishment of my college career is my graduation cap," she wrote in the tweet on May 1, which has since received over 50K likes including retweets from DelVecchio and MTV's official Jersey Shore account.
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The proudest emblems of French life have been targeted: freedom of expression (Charlie Hebdo) and religion (a Jewish supermarket), as well as the security forces, in January 2015; sport, music and pavement cafés, in November 2015.
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In 1963, President John F. Kennedy visited a besieged Berlin at the height of the Cold War and delivered his famous line: "Today, in the world of freedom, the proudest boast is "Ich bin ein Berliner!
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Bard, where he taught for a time, may mount a retrospective of his work, though only as part of a group show: clearly an insult, for an artist whose regal insultability is perhaps his proudest achievement.
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"The work that we've done in vaccines, to really get vaccines out to hundreds of millions of children," Gates told CNBC Meets when asked about what her proudest moment of the foundation had been so far.
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Coburn, an Oklahoma Republican and family-practice physician, left the Senate in 2015 after spending his career — six years in the House, 10 in the Senate — as one of Washington's proudest conservative mavericks and procedural troublemakers.
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"When I was Majority Leader, one of my proudest moments was bringing to the Floor legislation to end the discriminatory 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' policy and enable gay and lesbian Americans to serve openly," Hoyer said.
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" "The thing I think I&aposm proudest of is the way they represented Kristoff," Bell told Fallon of the film, adding, "Little boys don&apost often see representation of other boys having really big loving feelings.
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Mr. Prochnau often said he was proudest of his own reportage from Vietnam for The Seattle Times in the mid-1960s — work that apparently earned him a berth on President Richard M. Nixon's expanded enemies list.
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And she was 19 years old and making a difference in the world, and we flew Peru and see a surgery," Kris said "And those are the things I'm proudest of — when they do stuff like that.
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Could they still be optimistic about the future when the man who will become president next week has vowed to undo most of Mr Obama's proudest achievements, and who campaigned on a dystopian depiction of contemporary America?
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My proudest moment as his clerk was convincing him, with two sleepless nights of research into dusty old precedents, that a criminal defendant should win a case that none of the justices originally thought he should win.
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Biden said, "One of the things the president and I are proudest of accomplishing over the last eight years is debunking the myth that America can't grow our economy and bring down emissions at the same time.".
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Mr. de Blasio said one of his proudest moments of the year was launching the redesign of Queens Boulevard, known by some as the "Boulevard of Death," where dozens of people have been killed over the years.
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And the times when I was involved even in a modest way with working out a bipartisan response to a national problem or threat are the proudest moments of my career, and by far the most satisfying.
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She said she was proudest of her performance as a trial witness in Arthur Hiller's "The Man in the Glass Booth," a 1975 film about an Israeli war-crimes trial of a Jewish Manhattan industrialist (Maximilian Schell).
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On the flip side, Tinker says his Jordan 11s are his proudest creation -- but tells TMZ Sports it's a shoe that was thiiiis close to being scrapped ... if not for MJ himself bringing it back to life.
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"The thing we are proudest about is, in this incredibly fierce, competitive environment, the line of talent at our door is longer than it's ever been, and we'll continue to invest in that talent," Mr. Plepler said.
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The 16 men seated around the President in the White House Thursday were in themselves one of his proudest exhibits — evidence that teachers and scholars and men of letters had found a high place in his administration.
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But, even today, it remains the moment he is proudest of, he told CNBC Make It. Kim is founder and CEO of Coupang, the $9 billion e-commerce giant that's been dubbed the Amazon of South Korea.
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Yes, I'll be alone, but until the end of my days I'll possess the proudest title any woman can aspire to, from a professional Eastern European catalogue model to any number of other well-compensated blondes: Mrs.
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Donald Trump's decision on May 8th, a day before the festivities, to withdraw America from the nuclear deal with Iran cast a shadow over the EU's proudest foreign-policy achievement and further widened the transatlantic gulf (see article).
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It could suck in hundreds more athletes, keep Russian track-and-field competitors out of the Rio Olympics, force Russian President Vladimir Putin to purge his sports minister and tarnish one of Putin's proudest achievements: reviving Russian sport.
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She went on to earn her Bachelor of Science in Mathematics at California State University, Northridge, which she says is her proudest accomplishment, since she put herself through school through jobs (including part-time modeling) and scholarship money.
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The Indigo projects he was proudest of, according to his wife Julie, were made in the late 70s with Neil Young, Olivia Newton-John, and the aforementioned Mr. Diamond, who would later sell Kaplan his Yamaha grand piano.
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Some of my proudest moments in building this company, which is now more than 1,000 global employees strong across 11 countries, have been bringing on the people who I know will help us pull the future in faster.
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With most public university places going to wealthier students trained for the entrance exam at private schools, the cutbacks place at risk one of the leftist Workers Party's proudest achievements in its 21.2 years of rule - social mobility.
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After lunch, back at the N.F.L.P.A. headquarters, he reflected on the gains that make him proudest: financial literacy training for rookies, a roster of league-verified money managers, more investment in training facilities, improved post-retirement medical care.
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While Pew did not ask respondents to qualify the impactful events as positive or negative, it did separately ask them to describe a time or event in their lives when they were proudest or most disappointed in America.
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Against Spain, some of the red-white-and-blue-cloaked faithful chanted "Rapinoe for President" after she scored her second goal, a sport-soaked show of patriotism at its loudest and proudest level for the Americans on the field.
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The Nevada Democrat has told CNN that one of his proudest accomplishments in the Senate was being an early leader on making it easy for working moms to thrive in his office, which Orthman said had stuck with her.
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The case involves gun rights and misdemeanor domestic violence convictions, and it is possible that he was acting to protect one of Justice Antonin Scalia's proudest achievements: establishing that the Second Amendment protects an individual's right to bear arms.
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In January 2014, Ganbold became one of 25 clinical experts advising the Lancet Commission on Global Surgery—"the proudest achievement in my professional career"—with its aspiration to make safe surgery and anesthesia a human right available to all.
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Big price hikes to Affordable Care Act premiums announced this week mean that Obama's proudest legislative achievement will fail to resolve the decades-old controversy surrounding the government's role in managing the cost of and access to health care.
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Monty Alexander and the Harlem-Kingston Express (through Sunday) Mr. Alexander, an effervescent pianist and one of Jamaica's proudest musical exports, stamps his native groove with an uptown twist in a group that includes two bassists and two drummers.
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"Proudest day of my life: The National Music Publishers Association just gave the centennial (song of the century) award to Imagine," he wrote alongside a photo of himself, his mother, punk rock icon Patti Smith, and her daughter Jesse.
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City manager Pep Guardiola might have missed one of the proudest moments of his career, however, after admitting on Saturday that he had a round of golf booked with his son and was not planning to watch United's game.
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SILVERSTONE, England (Reuters) - Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton wrote a new chapter in British Grand Prix history on Sunday with a record sixth home win that he ranked as one of the best and proudest days of his life.
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My proudest moment, if you take a look around at this room, you'll see people from all races and all places all we did tonight was come inside this building, show love, celebrate life more life and more music.
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And the president has promised to "eliminate" former President Barack Obama's major environmental regulations, including a global warming rule that was one of Mr. Obama's proudest achievements and another major regulation to curb pollution in lakes, streams and rivers.
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But that song doesn't belong solely to me, and that may be what I'm proudest of: I share my father with the innumerable people whose lives have been touched by his work, even if they never heard his name.
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After being responsible for a long line of watches during the past 15 years at Piaget, it is hard for him to pick favorites but one of his proudest moments was the unveiling of the Emperador Coussin XL 700P in January.
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But symbolically, he was clearly making an overture to his base ahead of Friday's annual anti-abortion rally March for Life in Washington, D.C., which he lovingly called "one of the nation's proudest examples of peaceful activism" on the Senate floor.
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Viewed from this perspective, the Brown decision represents one of the proudest moments in American history; it is the legal victory that serves as one half of the bookends that culminated in civil rights and voting rights legislation eleven years later.
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The actor, who was honored with the Hasty Pudding Theatricals 2017 Man of the Year award at Harvard University on Friday, says his proudest moment as a parent is seeing his older daughter James, 2, interacting with her little sister.
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" Former Secretary of Defense and CIA director Leon Panetta: "It's hard for me to even begin to respond to this president when he's dealing with probably one of the most proudest and courageous operations that has taken place, by Adm. McRaven.
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She writes about the ways Barbie pushed women forward and noted that some of her proudest moments at Mattel was watching the doll's professions change over the decades, including Astronaut Barbie in 1965, Surgeon Barbie (1973) and Gold Medal Barbie (1975).
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Medtronic's proudest achievement over these 31 years is not its growth in shareholder value from $400 million to $120 billion, but fulfilling its original mission by expanding the number of new patients restored each year from 150,000 to 30 million today.
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Witherspoon looked like the proudest mom as she posed side-by-side with her twin daughter who was one of 20 young women who were introduced to society at the very exclusive event, which is part-debutante ball, part-fashion show.
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The tee shows both kitties, side-by-side, looking adorable (obviously) with the text "Olivia & Meredith Best Friends Purrrrr-Ever" As one of the proudest cat moms in the biz, Swift, 29, didn't miss her furry friends' cameo in the film.
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Obama, at the first campaign appearances of his post-presidency, warned about the tone and content of Trump-style politics -- after spending several weeks watching Trump undermine his proudest achievements including the Iran nuclear deal and the Affordable Care Act.
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Among our country's proudest legacies, the parks — along with battlefields, memorials, historic homes and other places managed by the National Park Service (NPS) — need almost $12 billion for repairs ranging from aging, unsafe electrical systems to eroded trails and crumbling bridges.
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One of her proudest accomplishments as attorney general involved "helping folks like the folks I grew up with" by holding out for a higher settlement with the country's five largest mortgage servicers over their foreclosure practices during the financial crisis.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s campaign for civil rights was the proudest moment in our country's history, and attaining at least some level of racial justice was achieved first and foremost by what generations of black people did for themselves.
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The posts on Twitter spanned a range of foreign and domestic issues, and seemed to hew to two clear themes: Attacks on Mr. Trump's perceived rivals, and trumpeting of what he considers his proudest achievements in the face of public criticism.
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Despite all the somber predictions by the naysayers who said that America was not up to the mission, Operation Desert Storm became one of our country's proudest moments and, from a military standpoint, one of the most rapid and resounding victories ever.
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The bill, which is strongly backed by the White House, marks a crucial first legislative test for Trump's capacity to enact his agenda and could represent the Republican leadership's last best hope for dismantling former Democratic President Barack Obama's proudest domestic achievement.
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Speech that demeans on the basis of race, ethnicity, gender, religion, age, disability, or any other similar ground is hateful; but the proudest boast of our free speech jurisprudence is that we protect the freedom to express 'the thought that we hate.
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The Cuban Medical Professional Parole Program, which started under President George W. Bush in 22013, targets one of Cuba's proudest achievements: sending doctors, nurses and other medical professionals abroad, either on missions of mercy or to raise cash for the Communist government.
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"This year, what I'm proudest of myself for is getting through all of the crazy aftermath of my son's accident last Thanksgiving — confronting my own PTSD/postpartum anxiety and depression and getting to the other side of that," says Amurri Martino, 32.
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Being self-made is one of the proudest descriptors Americans bestow on each other, and many of us like to imagine ourselves as constructing our lives from scratch, our families and bank accounts monuments to deeds no one else could have done.
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The memorial design, however, will also include a stronger focus elsewhere on Kansas, Eisenhower's home state, particularly Abilene, where he grew up, and will incorporate the quotation, "The proudest thing I can claim is that I am from Abilene," the commission said.
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The best parts of that instinct survive in some much more polished and valuable Vox work today — we just ran a whole story about poop on the moon — and I don't think anyone would rank those early posts among our proudest moments.
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The mortifying parenting moments are more than balanced out by the fulfilling ones for the home-renovation expert, though — in fact, he doesn't have just one proudest fatherhood moment, "because my kids make me proud each and every day," he tells PEOPLE.
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"One of my proudest votes was against NAFTA, because I knew it would encourage multinational corporations to close factories in Ohio and offshore jobs to Mexico," Brown said in a statement, referring to the North American Free Trade Agreement signed in the 1990s.
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Of the first generation of super-pigs, raised in different locations around the world, Okja is the proudest specimen, but the 10-year-old girl who's helped raise it in the Korean mountains (An Seo Hyun) isn't willing to relinquish it so easily.
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He is a musician, whose proudest boast is that he owns a piano stool once sat on by Hoagy Carmichael, and whose dearest wish is to open a jazz joint in what is currently, to his great indignation, a samba and tapas place.
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Arrondissement by arrondissement, the Italians are winning over the world's proudest and most celebrated gastronomic capital, charming Parisians with Mediterranean humor and rolled r's as they open some of the city's coolest new fine-food shops, concept pizzerias, restaurants and cocktail bars.
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I'm not denigrating that sort of stuff, but I do think that I believe that all real meaning accrues in duration, and that the work you're proudest of, and the relationships you care the most about have benefited from your sustained attention.
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I got a regular gig writing for a local magazine, and then started my own business importing Jack Rogers shoes from the US. One of my proudest moments during that period was the month I sold so many shoes that I could pay our bills.
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Mr Sherwood listed his proudest achievement as the "Europeanisation of the firm", which he said had shifted from a "tiny" and lossmaking arm of the bank when he joined it to one generating 30 per cent of global revenues and matching its US profit margins.
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His proudest moment comes when he sits on the big red chair on The Graham Norton Show and avoids being plunged into the bottomless pit in Graham's studio, bypassing becoming yet another rotten corpse on the Irishman's ever-growing pile of maggot-mangled flesh. 15.
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I sent Eric more than a dozen story ideas before I published my first article, yet the sense of ownership I earned from the rigorous editing process made it one of my life's proudest moments when I saw my byline on the homepage of CNBC.
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One of the things I'm proudest of is that in my time in the U.S. Senate working with Jeff Miller here from Florida in a bipartisan way, and I'll give him credit - Bernie Sanders was a part of this - we passed a V.A. accountability bill.
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I was, and still am, quiet and not always confident in myself, so my decision to verbally oppose a teacher and organize a group of my peers to accomplish a task we had already been told we couldn't do remains one of my proudest memories.
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One of the things I'm proudest of is that in my time in the U.S. Senate working with Jeff Miller here from Florida in a bipartisan way, and I'll give him credit — Bernie Sanders was a part of this — we passed a V.A. accountability bill.
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In my 41 years in Louisiana politics, it stands as one of my proudest moments — being a part of the campaign that defeated David Duke and saved my state from the disgrace that would have been the former KKK leader in the Governor's Mansion.
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One of the proudest moments of her career, she said, was publishing a book this past summer, "Haben: The Deafblind Woman Who Conquered Harvard Law," in which she discusses ableism, the discrimination against those with disabilities, and how this intersects with sexism and racism.
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In "Never Enough," his 2015 biography of Trump, Michael d'Antonio describes one of the future president's proudest moments: cutting past a group of Catholic schoolgirls so that he and his classmates could strut in uniform in the front row of the Columbus Day parade.
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"The Single Market is our proudest achievement — yet 70% of businesses report that they do not find it is sufficiently integrated," said EVP Margrethe Vestager, laying out an industrial strategy package with a big focus on smaller companies, including those with big ambitions to scale.
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And when No. 20113 Louisiana State and No. 4 Oklahoma meet in a College Football Playoff semifinal on Saturday, two of the sport's proudest and most ambitious programs will be looking to shake the postseason doldrums that have stalked them for much of this decade.
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"My brother Zack, who loves hip hop as much as I do, told me: 'I've seen you win a gold medal, I've seen you overcome disability, but without a doubt, [the rap] was the proudest moment of my life," Alcott told the Herald Sun at the time.
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KAZAN, Russia (Reuters) - Belgium coach Roberto Martinez said he was the "proudest man on earth" and lavished praise on his "underdog" team for having the belief to upset five-times champions Brazil on Friday to reach the World Cup semi-finals for only the second time.
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And while some of the biggest lessons Monaghan wants to pass on to her own children are "a sense compassion" and the golden rule, the proudest moment the mom of two has had as a parent so far was right at the beginning of her journey.
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But when he declares that it has not been in US interests, he will consign the proudest legacy achievement of President Barack Obama's second term to a deeply uncertain future -- and could even set off a train of consequences that could eventually lead to its collapse.
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Jones says her participation in Hands Without Guns 2.0, a program that teaches youth how to share their stories using basic broadcast journalism techniques, was one of her proudest accomplishments since she began advocating for gun violence prevention alongside her mom at the age of four.
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The community's proudest culinary expression is found in suburban Webster Groves where Balkan Treat Box, long a popular food truck, just opened a brick-and-mortar, lunch-only shop dealing grilled beef sausages called cevapi ($653) and Turkish wood-fired pide flatbread with Balkan kajmak cream ($11).
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Pat Leahy, who called passing that Senate bill one of his "proudest moments," said it died in the House because of an informal rule against bringing legislation without the support of a majority of the Republican conference, and it just might again for the same reason.
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Of all his awards, his son said, Dr. Kibble was proudest of the lifetime creative mentoring in science award given annually by the scientific journal Nature and the National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts, a British charity, of which he was the first recipient in 2005.
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His proudest achievement of the Obama administration was how the FWS in 2011 settled numerous lawsuits in more than a dozen federal courts, in which conservation groups — mainly the Center for Biological Diversity and WildEarth Guardians — sued the agency for not formally reviewing whether certain species should be protected.
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"My proudest moment of that wedding was after a few guests told me not to eat the wings (for fear of ruining my dress), I ended up the cleanest, with almost all of them seeking out soda water to get the stains off their clothing," she told Insider.
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While they can hardly prevent the GOP repeal effort from proceeding, the president and House and Senate Democrats were meeting Wednesday to discuss how to best defend a law that's extended health insurance coverage to 20 million Americans and which Obama considers one of the proudest pillars of his legacy.
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"The Proudest Blue" by Ibtihaj Muhammad with S.K. Ali, available at Amazon for $16.19 or Barnes & Noble for $16.68Muhammad is known largely for being the first woman to wear a hijab while competing for the United States in the Olympics, and now she can add storyteller to her list of achievements.
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Renault did a couple of cool things to promote the engagement of a wider group of fans: Abiteboul told me he was proudest the team was able to bring "hundreds" of kids for a tour through the team's garage, reinforcing Renault's status as the spiritual home team at the French race.
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"My proudest moments, besides those spent with my precious Mila and now my baby Poppy, have been in the classroom teaching in inner city D.C. and west Baltimore or working for UNICEF in Latin America with others and children who taught me to never take one minute for granted," she said.
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In Clinton's letter, when he was explaining the steps that he and the foundation would be taking to remove the appearance or reality of the corrupting influence of money, the former president cited the health initiative's work at the top of the list of foundation accomplishments of which he was proudest.
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A good portion of the interview focuses on Levy off the field—he is a bit of a football eccentric in that he does not eat, sleep, and breathe football 24/7—but it touched on football in a surprising way: his proudest moment from his college career at Wisconsin.
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A city whose proudest retail once rose from the Jewish dealers of the Lower East Side and the Italian garmentos in Midtown is already host to a bevy of globally oriented, Scandinavian-tinged companies and products, to H&M and its holdings, Ikea, Flying Tiger Copenhagen, cardamom buns and hygge.
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"The Soviet Union, as Russia was before it, is a land where poet is the proudest and the most dangerous of all professions," Maria Carlson, a professor of Russian, wrote in 1987 in The New York Times Book Review about Ms. Ratushinskaya's "Beyond the Limit," an anthology of her prison poetry.
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"The Senate stands ready to fulfill its constitutional role by offering advice and consent on President's nominee to fill this vacancy," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who often cites the appointment of Gorsuch as one of his proudest moments of his career, said Wednesday afternoon on the floor of the Senate.
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Liddell told the reception that she didn't finish school because she was caring for her father and said that her proudest moment was encouraging her younger sister (for whom she serves as a guardian) and showing her love so that she was discharged from two mental health services and is now in college.
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I just want Dream Themes to know that I appreciate them for a) the true essence of Dad-ness that their performance style conjures, and b) raising awareness of the banging nature of a good 70 percent of UK TV themes (it's easily the thing we can be proudest of as a nation).
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I started off on search and crawl — there weren't that many products there at the time at Google — and then eventually was asked to do local search which ended up segueing into Google Maps which I launched with Lars and Jens Rasmussen in 245, which is definitely my proudest product achievement there.
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The proudest I ever am as a coach is when we have an awful shooting game or we have an awful offensive game and things don't go our way and we still find a way because our team was able to dig down and figure out a way to get over the hump.
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Mr. Adams's three years in the military in the 1960s, one of them in Vietnam, was formative and led to some of his proudest work at the endowment: a veterans' program called "Standing Together," to help tell the stories of returning soldiers and to assist them in their transition to civilian life.
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In stopping the repeal of President Barack Obama's proudest legacy — the Republican Party's professed priority for the last seven years — from even coming to a vote, the rebellious far right wing out-rebelled Mr. Trump, taking on and defeating the party establishment with which it has long been at war and which he now leads.
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We got Enzo -- and his tag team partner, Cass -- out in NYC and asked him to tell us about one of the proudest moments in his athletic career ... the time he claims he took it to VC. Check out the clip -- Enzo is an absolute character ... and gives the most hilariously disrespectful play-by-play we've ever heard.
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David Cameron's proudest boast, that he had retained foreign aid at 0.7 per cent of GDP, higher than most other wealthy states, now looks shaky: Priti Patel, the Secretary of State for International Development, had once called for the department to be scrapped, and appointed a strong critic of the high spending, Robert Oxley, as her special adviser.
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In my own recent experience as Director of the South Asia Program at the Atlantic Council from 22019 to 2014, one of our proudest achievements was an Emerging Leaders of Pakistan program that helped produce a critical mass of young leaders who were doing incredibly successful community-oriented work in their society without any external stimulus or support.
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Orrin HatchOrrin Grant HatchKey Republicans say Biden can break Washington gridlock Trump awards Medal of Freedom to racing industry icon Roger Penske Trump holds more Medal of Freedom ceremonies than predecessors but awards fewer medals MORE (Utah) in the early 1990s to pass the Violence Against Women Act, which he later called his proudest legislative accomplishment.
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His proudest moment was winning the world junior title on home soil as a 15-year-old while his most satisfying performance was his 200 meters world record run in the 2008 Beijing Olympics, where he poured all his concentration into getting the mark he had always wanted, having earlier danced over the line when winning the 100m.
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Dr. Tisch said that among the things she was proudest of was creating alternative pathways to graduation for students who wanted to focus on the arts or a career-related skill, advocating for undocumented students to receive tuition assistance at city and state colleges, and pushing for state oversight of the troubled East Ramapo school district in Rockland County.
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Returning to general principles, Justice Alito concluded that vetoing "speech expressing ideas that offend" is not within the government's ken: "Speech that demeans on the basis of race, ethnicity, gender, religion, age, disability or any other similar ground is hateful; but the proudest boast of our free-speech jurisprudence is that we protect the freedom to express 'the thought that we hate'".
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) said Sunday that he believes the confirmation of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh is his proudest accomplishment in the upper chamber.
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"I think so," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) said when asked by "Fox News Sunday" host Chris Wallace whether Kavanaugh's confirmation was the senator's proudest accomplishment.
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Why not "The Ravishing of Lol Stein," the novel she was proudest of, I wondered, or "Blue Eyes, Black Hair," to give a sense of her formal experimentation and sheer weirdness (it's an entire novel more or less about a naked woman lying on a bed with a piece of black silk over her face — and it kind of works)?
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I am one of those pedants who are irritated by what I consider the improper use of the word "hopefully," and it was one of my proudest moments as a parent when my college-age child told me that whenever anyone used "hopefully" to mean "it is to be hoped," rather than, "in a hopeful manner," he would imagine me making a face.
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Ms. Aloff, who was one of the writers Ms. Tobias worked with at Dance Magazine, said that one of Ms. Tobias's proudest professional achievements was an oral history she compiled in the 1980s and '90s of the classical dance technique and training system known as Bournonville, a hallmark of the Royal Danish Ballet, which August Bournonville led in the 1800s.
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IF YOU ASKED Robert Morgenthau which of his prosecutions he was proudest of, you might expect him to give a half-smile, pause to knock out his cigar in the brown glass ashtray, and in his usual soft growl—a strange blend of modest, clipped patrician and Noo York—reply that it was his pursuit of the Bank of Credit and Commerce International.
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During the debate and as the 2020 race continues, I invite my fellow primary voters to seek out and support the candidate who's proudest to run on our party's extraordinary record, who lays out the most compelling vision for building upon it, and who's willing to fight for the progressive, inclusive values that underlie so much of the history that we've made together.
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Mr Renzi, who resigned after losing an earlier referendum on constitutional reform, continues to head the PD. The government of his successor, Paolo Gentiloni (also of the PD), had indicated that, rather than face a vote that might have nullified Mr Renzi's proudest achievement, the government would join calls to dissolve parliament and hold elections, which would have postponed the referendum for a year.
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"Speech that demeans on the basis of race, ethnicity, gender, religion, age, disability, or any other similar ground is hateful; but the proudest boast of our free speech jurisprudence is that we protect the freedom to express 'the thought that we hate,' " he wrote, quoting a classic 1929 dissent from Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. Justice Alito added that the law's disparagement clause was far too broad.
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What he's saying: Standing in front of 10-foot-high windows on the first floor of a home that resembled a gallery of modern art, the former New Jersey governor said "the thing I'm proudest about" — now that his book, "Let Me Finish," has been out for two weeks — is that nobody he wrote about, some of whom still work in the White House, had dared to deny what he'd written.
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My proudest career moment was when I was at dinner with an A-list director in 2014 and everyone was saying they hadn't seen JOHN WICK and no one seemed into it and I, after being nervously silent all night, banged on the table and screamed "It's fucking awesome" The first film's sleeper success in 2014 revitalized Reeves's career — which is saying something given that he was already one of the most bankable stars of the modern era.
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At the time the news seemed fantastical: Chael Sonnen, the face, and mouth, of the UFC, the proudest self-proclaimed "company man" the UFC had ever known, the good but not great fighter who had spun his success in the cage into a legend outside it, and who had laid the self-promotional groundwork for current UFC mega-star, and fellow loudmouth, Conor McGregor to build on—the idea that that Chael Sonnen would fight for anyone but the UFC was unthinkable, incomprehensible, unreasonable.
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The judge wrote Saturday that "former officials detailed concretely how the Agency Memo will harm the United States' national security and foreign policy interests" and said his ruling restores "refuge procedures and programs to the position they were in prior" to the ban, which he noted included thorough vetting of individuals traveling to the U.S. The lawsuits stemming from the ACLU and Jewish Family Services were consolidated and involved refugees who have been blocked from coming to the U.S. "Refugee resettlement is one of our proudest humanitarian achievements," Jewish Family Services lawyer Mariko Hirose told The Seattle Times.
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