"It's rock 'n' roll Renaissance, 1980s Renaissance, street-style Renaissance, bourgeois Renaissance, chinoiserie Renaissance," he said backstage.
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Renaissance Capital and Renaissance Partners were under common control of Renaissance Group, but Renaissance Capital itself didn't participate.
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Renaissance Capital runs two IPO-based ETFs: the U.S.-based Renaissance Capital IPO ETF (IPO) and the Renaissance Capital International IPO ETF (IPOS).
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A spokesperson for Renaissance Capital said the entity that participated in the consortium was Renaissance Partners, a proprietary investment arm of Renaissance Group.
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"I call it the Brooklyn Renaissance, the Drag Renaissance," she continued.
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He was a Renaissance man at the tail end of the Renaissance.
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The Renaissance Room is stylized as if it's a room from the Italian Renaissance.
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It also has financial assets Renaissance Credit, Renaissance Capital, IFC Bank and insurance firm Soglasie.
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Still, this Renaissance man is, like any respectable Renaissance artist, in need of a patron.
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Renaissance Technologies LLC's Renaissance Institutional Equities Fund gained 8.5 percent in 2018 while Brahman Capital Corp.
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Related: Famous Renaissance Paintings Are Even More Surreal as Modern Photos Kitschy Sculptures Update Renaissance Portraiture for Modern Times Meet The Artist Turning Warped Renaissance Art GIFs Into An Augmented Reality Book
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"IPO investors are on strike," said Kathleen Smith, principal at Renaissance Capital, which runs Renaissance IPO ETF (IPO).
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The effort to equip all students with Apple products was part of a $24 million "Digital Renaissance" program that Apple has seemingly turned into a third-rate regional renaissance festival rather than an actual renaissance.
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A research renaissance Today there is a true renaissance of research on the role of psychedelics on mental health.
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"It's a renaissance, a potential space renaissance," Davidson told Space News about the newfound interest from investors in the sector.
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"There was, in fact, a genuine renaissance occurring during the Harlem literary renaissance, but it wasn't among the writers," Gates observes.
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" Similarly, 57A's RENAISSANCE FAIRE drops the silent I to become RENAISSANCE FARE, or "Soup, black bread and, for the wealthy, meat?
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Like Renaissance patrons and artists imagining classical antiquity, we turn to the Renaissance in an endless regression of framing and looking.
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The chance to create a true renaissance moment, and a chance to fight as part of that renaissance, is something more substantial.
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The other assets include stakes in aluminum giant Rusal, power generator Quadra and financial businesses Renaissance Credit, Renaissance Capital and IFC Bank.
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His architectural setting comes from a Renaissance set for tragic theater; there are quotations from Renaissance painting and allusions to Latin literature.
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At the $250 billion Renaissance, where a team of cryptographers, physicists and astronomers parse large volumes of data, the firm's two public funds, Renaissance Institutional Equities Fund and Renaissance Institutional Diversified Alpha Fund, gained 22016 percent and 22007 percent, respectively.
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At the $250 billion Renaissance, where a team of cryptographers, physicists and astronomers parse large volumes of data, the firm's two public funds, Renaissance Institutional Equities Fund and Renaissance Institutional Diversified Alpha Fund, gained 22016 percent and 50 percent, respectively.
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The rebranding culminated in the Harlem Renaissance (originally known as the New Negro Renaissance), which showcased the talents of the starriest African-Americans.
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Renaissance Technologies, which also relies largely on computer-model driven trading, reported that its Renaissance Institutional Equities Fund gained 8.5 percent in 2018.
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Right now we have 12 deals in the pipeline, according to Renaissance Capital, which manages the Renaissance Capital ETF, a basket of recent IPOs.
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Her firm, Renaissance Capital, runs an IPO-themed exchange-traded fund called the Renaissance IPO ETF that is up over 30 percent year to date.
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Target also holds $6613 million in equity, according to an analysis from Renaissance Capital, an IPO research firm and manager of the Renaissance IPO ETF.
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And there's far more to come this IPO season, says Kathleen Smith, a principal at Renaissance Capital and manager of the Renaissance IPO ETF (IPO).
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It is "The Roots of Urban Renaissance: Gentrification and the Struggle Over Harlem," not the "The Roots of Renaissance: Gentrification and the Struggle Over Harlem."
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If you look back on the long sweep of history, one of the big arguments about post-renaissance China and post-renaissance Europe concerns regulatory harmonisation.
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It was inspired by the success of the cult-favorite Modern Renaissance Palette: Soare says that Modern Renaissance is her day pick, while Subculture is for evening.
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Marriott's Renaissance Hotels have also introduced Evenings at Renaissance, a free event for guests featuring local craft beverages chosen by the hotel bartender and local drink experts.
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Less knowable are the potential outcomes of this seeming renaissance of the Renaissance, in which landed elites operate as creators of culture, not just builders of things.
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If you look closely at the ceiling of the Renaissance Room, you can see depictions of Renaissance women — the only place you will see women throughout the building.
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Sitting down with Bagehot, he starts by comparing post-renaissance China with post-renaissance Europe; the first mandated harmonisation and declined, the second accommodated competitive differences and advanced.
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"These companies need money and they need to move forward," said Kathleen Smith of Renaissance Capital, an IPO advisory firm that runs the Renaissance Capital IPO ETF (IPO).
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Renaissance Technologies LLC's Renaissance Institutional Equities Fund, one of two portfolios available to outsiders, has gained 14.8 percent this year, but fell 1.7 percent in November, an investor said.
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I certainly could, but I'm not going to, get into the other renaissances ignored in this book: the Carolingian Renaissance in the ninth century, and the 12th-century renaissance.
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There was a reason that the parallels were so sharply drawn between what was then called "the new black renaissance" in film and the Harlem Renaissance of the 1930s.
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Image: American Renaissance/YouTubeJared Taylor, the weepy-eyed founder of white supremacist site American Renaissance, is suing Twitter, according to a document filed to the Superior Court of San Francisco.
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Computer model-driven firm Renaissance Technologies' $5.5 billion Institutional Diversified Alpha fund gained 16.2 percent, while the firm's Renaissance Institutional Equity Fund finished the year with a 17.3 percent gain.
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For example, the Renaissance cam with rebirth of culture — and art is what led us out of the "darkness" of the Middle Ages into the intellectual sophistication of the Renaissance.
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I would even come up to the day of the Renaissance, and get a quick picture of all that the Renaissance did for the cultural and esthetic life of man.
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GREG HAYES: So, look, I think if we can see a renaissance in manufacturing in the U.S. that's a good deal for the U.S., but it's gotta be a renaissance, right?
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" The hotels, she said, may contribute to "a renaissance.
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Breakups are renewals — a celebrity renaissance, if you will.
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The Renaissance Center in Detroit — HQ of General Motors.
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The Grand Renaissance Dam The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam is one of Africa's most ambitious infrastructure projects, reaffirming Ethiopia's goals of becoming a key regional player and a major exporter of power.
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Books of The Times Because Walter Isaacson has made a cottage industry of writing about Renaissance men, it's no surprise, really, that he's finally landed on a subject from the actual Renaissance.
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Other books, like "Renaissance Lives: Portraits of an Age" (1993) and "The Last Days of the Renaissance and the March to Modernity" (19813), explored his area of specialty, which television viewers also got to experience in 1993 when PBS broadcast "Renaissance," a five-part series that he helped create and for which he provided on-camera commentary.
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"Color and Meaning: Practice and Theory in Renaissance Painting," Marcia Hall This is almost a how-to book on looking at and thinking about color methods, as they were employed in the Renaissance.
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It might be a stretch to say that the Renaissance is having something of a rebirth, but there certainly is a great deal of new or renewed Renaissance interest and discourse of late.
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Perhaps we'll see sequels to the Renaissance and Enlightenment periods.
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I can say the same about the first Renaissance portraits.
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While some welcome the ursine renaissance, others suffer from it.
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We're living in the middle of a physical game renaissance.
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Alessandro Michele, Gucci's creative director, is obsessed with Renaissance art.
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I just think comedy's enjoying a real renaissance in America.
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Are you ready for a jelly shoe and overalls renaissance?
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We're deep in the midsts of a Stephen King renaissance.
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I just don't know what that era looks like. Renaissance?
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NATO's renaissance should cheer fans of the beleaguered liberal order.
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According to Renaissance Capital, 42 IPOs have priced this year.
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Are you in a position to lead the manufacturing renaissance?
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Renaissance scholars have never reached a consensus on the subject.
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She can also make red hair and Renaissance style work.
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Jobs back in charge: the renaissance, the iPod, the iPhone.
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Meanwhile, horror movies are having their own sort of renaissance.
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We've collected them all, but nothing compares to Modern Renaissance.
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Big barriers remain in the way of a nuclear renaissance.
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The stage, therefore, seems set for a Lady Gaga renaissance.
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Galvanized by SpaceX's achievements, a renaissance in space exploration followed.
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But the petrochemical renaissance has been building for several years.
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But she couldn't quite turn her revival into a renaissance.
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NIGATU: I feel like we're in O.J. renaissance right now.
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By the Renaissance, that mystique gave way to fearsome difference.
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The center is enjoying a career renaissance with Golden State.
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Speaking of having a chance, is Periscope having a renaissance?
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But the past three years have seen an extraordinary renaissance.
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I think that maybe there's a bit of a renaissance.
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The country needs a renaissance of collaboration across the aisle.
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Rooms packed with Renaissance and Baroque Italian masterpieces were ghostly.
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Today, nuclear weapons are having a renaissance, again confronting news
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Taylor, and crayon drawings are hung as carefully Renaissance paintings.
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And why is Dolce & Gabbana calling millennials "the new renaissance"?
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Neil Dutta is Head of Economics at Renaissance Macro Research.
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Meanwhile Renaissance Technologies' founder, James Simons, tends to support Democrats.
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A Renaissance spokesman didn't immediately respond to requests for comment.
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The U.S. is in the infancy of an energy renaissance.
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We're still in the early days of the hardware renaissance.
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The cows act as an equivalency to Renaissance market value.
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JF: Not all the works we found were Renaissance, though.
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But English royalty did not speak English until the Renaissance.
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Other Renaissance drawings on view feel comparatively relaxed and personable.
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It helps that chess has been having a modest renaissance.
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The Trump era has produced a renaissance in conservative writing.
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Who knew Mr. Cohen was such a brilliant renaissance man?
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I aspire to take a selfie with my Renaissance twin.
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Whitney's drawings cite influences from Harlem Renaissance literature to bebop.
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Its Renaissance renovation, the Acqua Vergine, feeds the Trevi Fountain.
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Backed by Selena Gomez, it kickstarted Netflix's unstoppable YA renaissance.
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They must have had Deep Throats in the Renaissance, too.
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"President Xi has a dream of great renaissance," he said.
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One sequence is set at something like a Renaissance Faire.
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James Simons, a founder of Renaissance Technologies, earned $1.8 billion.
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In Renaissance Italy, cultural borders existed only to be crossed.
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It was built around 1892 in the Renaissance Revival style.
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How long has a Dunkaroo renaissance been in the works?
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But the renaissance has left some of boxing's traditions behind.
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Refinery29: Rom coms are having a bit of a Renaissance.
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Meanwhile, Patterson kept asking Mercer and Brown to join Renaissance.
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SO IS IT TIME TO SAY THE RENAISSANCE IS BACK?
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Our police officers have become modern Renaissance men and women.
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A renaissance is happening, and it is wholesome as fuck.
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The Renaissance may have brought the artistic apogee of frescoes.
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The picture evokes classic Hollywood as well as Renaissance portraiture.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Blame the Italian Renaissance.
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Now, thanks to Minecraft, the griefer is experiencing a renaissance.
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But to renaissance ears, it probably didn't sound that spooky.
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Renaissance Technologies, one of the world's most prominent hedge funds with roughly $27 billion in assets, posted small gains in its Renaissance Institutional Equities fund, known as RIEF, inching up 0.59 percent last month.
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When we find ourselves in the midst an AI renaissance, but wherein it can be unclear who or what the renaissance is for—our convenience, mass data collection, omni-surveillance... better voice recognition software?
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About 230 companies are slated to go public this year, according to Renaissance Capital, which advises clients on IPOs and runs the Renaissance Capital IPO ETF, a basket of roughly the last 60 IPOs.
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Pacioli's "Summa de Arithmetica" represents the pinnacle of mathematical knowledge in the Renaissance and is an icon not just of Renaissance learning but of the history of human knowledge, claims the specialists at Christie's.
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Renaissance said the number of tech deals doubled from the first quarter of 363, and its strength is a positive since that sector typically sees more deal activity later in the year, Renaissance said.
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In the months before and after he received the Renaissance Capital stake, Warnig sought to funnel at least three Kremlin-linked deals the bank's way, Renaissance Capital emails dated between 2007 and 2009 show.
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Both the Renaissance Institutional Diversified Alpha (RIDA) fund and the Renaissance Institutional Equities Fund (RIEF) gained roughly 10 percent this year after gaining roughly 16 percent last year, a person familiar with the numbers said.
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"Headliners, we are shocked and disappointed by today's decision from Texas Renaissance Festival officials to no longer host #Middlelands at the Texas Renaissance Festival Fair Grounds," the festival said in a statement released on Facebook.
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During the Renaissance, exercise began to be more recognized as beneficial.
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"I hope the show helps him have a critical renaissance." video
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Proceeds from 2016 IPOs were their worst since 2003, Renaissance said.
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The sport seems to be having a renaissance, Violette told me.
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The pipeline, the renaissance, the wave: Whatever it is, it's happening.
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American Renaissance editor Jared Taylor gleefully live-tweeted the whole event.
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So much for the widely trumpeted renaissance of Made in America.
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There is a renaissance happening in the world of artificial intelligence.
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The main Renaissance funds gained between 15.6 percent and 16.5 percent.
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Just a few years ago, LGBT media was boasting a renaissance.
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Barbara Lewalski (1931–2018), Renaissance scholar and expert on John Milton.
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There is a kind of a renaissance of the F-16.
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If anyone can make Renaissance ruffles big again, it's this lady.
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We have our Renaissance Center, we have over five thousand people.
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And I've studied people like Gordon Parks, a true renaissance men.
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China is undergoing a cultural renaissance, much of it government-sponsored.
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So while cheddar has plateaued, we're living in a mozzarella Renaissance.
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Renaissance poets and hardboiled detective fiction, of French avant-garde playwrights
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These days, evidence of a psychedelic renaissance is everywhere in America.
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The birthplace of civilization is waiting to begin a new renaissance.
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He is right that private consumption is behind the recent renaissance.
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Since I first went to Copenhagen, it has undergone a renaissance.
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We're smack dab in the midst of a small-screen renaissance.
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The Renaissance is often portrayed as a home-grown European invention.
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The move toward passive investing could potentially prove problematic for Renaissance.
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The effect is churchly and vaguely Renaissance, but also very now.
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But this company may be ushering in a wooden coaster renaissance.
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So can we call this a renaissance of the illegal rave?
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So should we call this a renaissance of the illegal rave?
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The main Renaissance funds gained between 15.6 percent and 503 percent.
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Now Portage is relying on private money to fund a renaissance.
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In short: we're seeing an IT renaissance in the federal government.
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Michael Harris, Turkey Strategist and Head of Research at Renaissance Capital.
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Mr. Netanyahu made this pilgrimage during something of an Entebbe renaissance.
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Renaissance Technologies did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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Trump's unleashing of America's extraordinary energy renaissance has been more effective.
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James Simons of Renaissance Technologies topped the list at $1.7 billion.
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There is also a castle, with beautiful displays of Renaissance architecture.
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But Mr. Obama's arrival in 2009 coincided with an urban renaissance.
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We will let the Renaissance of biology slip through our fingers.
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"It harkens back to being commissioned in the Renaissance," she said.
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Renaissance Technologies abused a tax shelter and pocketed billions from it.
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But it's more than just nostalgia driving the Mister Rogers renaissance.
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This album came out while garage rock was experiencing a renaissance.
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WATCH: Locked Off – Britain's Illegal Rave Renaissance: Was there much violence?
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But the company is currently going through a sort of renaissance.
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The Renaissance master Caravaggio is known for chiaroscuro and dramatic compositions.
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These are: And so to the 2010s, and the psychedelic renaissance.
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And an agricultural renaissance is key to the island's future prosperity.
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Neil Dutta is the head of economics at Renaissance Macro Research.
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So those sort of Renaissance icons are again transformed through patterns.
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It's having a renaissance in the West (for less practical reasons).
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These dollhouse makers and collectors say we've entered a miniature Renaissance.
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Jordan Rice, the lead pastor of Renaissance Church in Harlem, officiated.
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The underpinnings of the rental renaissance are part financial, part ideological.
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Its Renaissance reconstruction, the Aqua Vergine, feeds the famed Trevi Fountain.
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He said Renaissance is one of the fund's best performing investments.
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Some unintentionally crystalize current trends, like plants or the ceramics renaissance.
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I TOO SING AMERICAThe Harlem Renaissance at 21940By Wil Haygood Illustrated.
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China's mobile-payment Renaissance was less a result of government intervention.
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The goal capped what has been an unlikely renaissance for Sturridge.
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RENAISSANCE WOMAN The Life of Vittoria Colonna By Ramie Targoff Illustrated.
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The Continental GT was the perfect car to start Bentley's renaissance.
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I saw some sketches that looked like copies of Renaissance works.
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The company's renaissance means its flagship pieces are all recent releases.
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Ku is the former landlord of the Clay Arsenal Renaissance Apartments.
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Performance-enhancing technology and drugs might lead to an athletic renaissance.
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My own research focuses on representations of Venice in the Renaissance.
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Renaissance was founded by James Simons, a legendary mathematician, in 1982.
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In fact, Texas is in the middle of an innovation renaissance.
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Scherenschnitt has enjoyed a commercial renaissance in the last few years.
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Historic Main Street retail corridors are seeing something of a renaissance.
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She looked like a young Renaissance prince consulting with his courtiers.
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Big changes Sara Gilbert can easily be called a Renaissance woman.
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Haitong International and China Renaissance are lead underwriters to the IPO.
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I mean, we have an energy renaissance going on in America.
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Jared Taylor launched the white supremacist magazine American Renaissance in 1990.
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Overlooking the racecourse is the Renaissance-style monument Château de Chantilly.
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The idea of having a Northern Renaissance painting in your house!
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She showed us work by Renaissance artists like Raphael and Botticelli.
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He had protean diversity, Renaissance versatility, titanic energy — and bipolar extremes.
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We're definitely in the middle of a renaissance, make no mistake.
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Yeah we're having this big herb renaissance where everything is organic.
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And the year has started out terribly: only 212 IPOs, 48.053 percent fewer than last year, according to Renaissance Capital, which runs the Renaissance Capital ETF, a basket of roughly 248.05 of the most recent IPOs.
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Positano has lived many lives—as part of Amalfi's maritime republic during the Middle Ages, a major trade route during the Renaissance, a forgotten fishing village, and finally, an idyllic beach town experiencing a modern-day renaissance.
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After overthrowing his father's medieval rule in 803, he proclaimed "a renaissance".
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But the young man looks remarkably like a Renaissance rendering of Christ.
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Queen's music has experienced a renaissance on the charts as a result.
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That reflects Russia's own stagnation, says Renaissance Capital's global economist, Charles Robertson.
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Keaton, the latter continuing a career renaissance that began with last year's
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Somehow, records have not only endured, but lately they've enjoyed a renaissance.
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But timber is enjoying a renaissance, thanks in part to climate change.
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In Tennessee, the American Renaissance conference appeared to go on as planned.
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It was this strategy that enabled the energy renaissance we enjoy today.
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Scary clowns have had something of a renaissance in the past year.
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That exhibition, "The Renaissance of Etching," is on view through Jan. 20.
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Her recent renaissance, like her writing, has been both propulsive and rapturous.
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"Our older clients like community and hospitality," says Naoki Takazaki of Renaissance.
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Precisely 25 years after its 1994 premiere, Friends is enjoying a renaissance.
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That has led to a renaissance for the stock of running backs.
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Prints have had somewhat of a renaissance over the last few seasons.
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TUCKAHOE "Art and Artists of the Renaissance: Leonardo Da Vinci," lecture. Jan.
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Read on for five fun facts about the young Renaissance woman. 1.
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I wouldn't have expected "Delicate" to become the anthem for Taylor's renaissance.
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Klum and Kaulitz were unrecognizable in prosthetic designs by Prosthetic Renaissance Inc.
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It's hard to avoid Da Vinci when you're talking about Renaissance Italy.
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Yet Ealing is also in the vanguard of London's high-rise renaissance.
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Ever the renaissance man, Underwood wears a few more hats as well.
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Her mastery of many media made her something of a Renaissance woman.
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We will mourn the relationships briefly, and then, we celebrate their renaissance.
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Merchant bank China Renaissance served as the financial adviser for the round.
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As recently as summer 2016, Snapchat was having some sort of renaissance.
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There is a bit of renaissance happening with Black comedians right now.
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That was good for Europe post-renaissance, it's good for Europe now.
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Jim Carrey, actor, comedian and Renaissance painter, just submitted his first masterpiece.
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FOR centuries the received wisdom was that the Renaissance started in Italy.
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He became more of a Renaissance man when he stopped making films.
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The Carlos Beltran renaissance aside, the Yankees' lineup is old and lackluster.
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Worst case, you get another Smokin' Aces before the renaissance truly begins.
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In 2016, Bridenstine introduced the American Space Renaissance Act in the House.
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"I'm coming for the UFC Heavyweight Crown," RW told The Last Renaissance.
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The time has come for a renaissance in American foreign-policy thinking.
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Even still, the scene was more Renaissance painting than den of thieves.
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Carmen Perez is something of a Renaissance woman in modern-day activism.
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This would likely delay or inhibit any industrial renaissance in this country.
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Previous games have featured Renaissance Florence, Cleopatra's Egypt, and 19th century London.
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That's a renaissance story and it's an absolutely great, great, great utility.
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Many of the great masterpieces of Renaissance art, for instance, were commissioned
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Jim Simons, the founder of Renaissance Technologies, a hedge fund, spots patterns.
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Renaissance now has funds, open to outsiders, that trade over longer horizons.
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See the renaissance of television, which for decades was mired in formula.
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James Simons, founder of Renaissance Technologies, also earned $1.7 billion in 2015.
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"I'm calling it the U.S. apparel renaissance," the "Mad Money " host said.
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"I've always wanted," he says, "to be somewhat of a Renaissance artist."
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The centenary comes at a time when Bauhaus is experiencing a renaissance.
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He began residing there in 1947, after — not during — the Harlem Renaissance.
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The shale renaissance trigged a complete transformation of our nation's energy landscape.
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Spokesmen for Deutsche Bank, Renaissance, and D.E. Shaw also declined to comment.
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One local called Michigan's Renaissance Center in Detroit an "unfinished concrete disaster."
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In Renaissance painting, terre verte was used in the underpainting of flesh.
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Audiobooks are having a renaissance, and 2016 is only continuing that trend.
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In 2019, Christie stole the show in a regal, Renaissance-inspired gown.
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The result has been well short of the renaissance Mr. Abe promised.
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Gregorio Allegri's Renaissance chant "Miserere mei, Deus" enhances both mood and plot.
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Mr. Taylor says American Renaissance attracts about 300,000 unique visitors a month.
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A year ago the Midwest seemed on the cusp of a renaissance.
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Investment firm China Renaissance was the exclusive financial advisor for the deal.
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A young woman's head from a Renaissance portrait partially blocks the view.
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The entire category has gone through a renaissance in the new century.
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Renaissance is still fighting the resulting tax bill, estimated at $22009 billion.
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Our former Bangkok correspondent finds answers — and a Thai renaissance — in California.
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Today he is in the midst of an American renaissance of sorts.
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What would happen, Mr. Harrison suggests, is the Renaissance, or very nearly.
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Both are volunteer tutors at the Renaissance Youth Center in the Bronx.
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Its Renaissance reconstruction, the Aqua Vergine, feeds the famed Baroque Trevi Fountain.
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The instrument's recent renaissance is the latest turn in a twisting history.
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In our modern renaissance, "power" means nothing unless the myth remains real.
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"Cane" sold modestly but exerted a powerful influence over the Harlem Renaissance.
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The militant far right was enjoying a renaissance, thanks to the internet.
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The second major exhibit opened in April, on Jews and the Renaissance.
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There's a Renaissance of designers, of filmmakers, of music and art now.
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The presence of Roberts evokes the start of the Red Sox renaissance.
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"Some see Renaissance influences; others, hints of Norman Rockwell," the magazine wrote.
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The appointment is one of several senior management appointments at Renaissance Capital.
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The United States is truly in the middle of an energy renaissance.
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His comeback may be the most surprising career renaissance of the season.
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ST. PAUL — Two questions stumped J. D. Droddy, baseball's leading Renaissance man.
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Bertoldo di Giovanni: The Renaissance of Sculpture in Medici Florence Through Jan.
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"There was a kind of a renaissance in the '60s," Riley said.
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This interview with Aziz reveals what a Renaissance man he really is.
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On Friday, Betances arrived at the Vinoy Renaissance shortly before 9 a.m.
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The most Renaissance could lose was the option premium and its collateral.
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There are dozens of references to the Coolidge era on American Renaissance.
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You can be a Renaissance woman and you can have multiple passions.
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Just 29 games into this season, though, Hossa has experienced a renaissance.
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Commedia-dell'arte troupes entertained Renaissance townspeople with plays contrived on the spot.
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Tintoretto (1518-94) came in the last wave of the Italian Renaissance.
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An agreement identifying Warnig as the recipient of "40,034 phantom shares" in Renaissance Capital's parent company, Renaissance Holdings Management Limited, was drawn up by the investment bank's legal counsel and sent to Foresman in an email dated Nov.
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"Distance Points: Studies in Theory and Renaissance Art and Architecture" (1991) collected seven of his essays on Renaissance critical theory and the relationship between architecture and science, as well as studies of Leon Battista Alberti and Leonardo da Vinci.
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Canadian start-up Renaissance Oil Corp wants to grow its portfolio of projects in Mexico, aiming to reach up to 30 in the next five years, said Ian Telfer, the chairman of Goldcorp who helped start Renaissance in 2014.
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That McDormand's renaissance is taking place in tandem with Hollywood's reckoning makes sense.
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Leonardo, the defining figure of a Renaissance man, was known for being ambidextrous.
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He&aposs laid to rest there, also a real renaissance man, like myself.
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In France, Marine Le Pen's National Rally finished ahead of Emmanuel Macron's Renaissance.
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The third dimension, and most significant catalyst of this renaissance, is autonomous driving.
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The names of the main organizations were bland: National Policy Institute, American Renaissance.
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The Edge District may be the most dramatic example of St. Pete's renaissance.
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We asked him why Charleston was in the throes of a brewing renaissance.
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Mariah needs cash to fund her "New Harlem Renaissance" project through city legislation.
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She was not pale skinned and compliant as renaissance artists often portrayed her.
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But called by any other name—revitalisation, reinvestment, renaissance—it would smell sweet.
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It really did deserve better, so a little retro renaissance wouldn't go amiss.
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From Renaissance Italy to Victorian Britain, the classical past took pride of place.
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Her mother, Cornelia, studied with William Morris Hunt, father of the American Renaissance.
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"There were people of color in England particularly during the Renaissance," Rourke said.
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His bold use of darkness and light recalls the chiaroscuro of Renaissance painting.
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And you can't question a song that singlehandedly triggers a Reebok Ice renaissance.
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But it's hardly the American renaissance Trump likes to pretend he is overseeing.
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Just like in the past, in Rome, in the Middle Ages, the Renaissance.
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Public opinion on pubic hair has come a long way since the Renaissance.
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They are also skeptical that the incentive will help spur a development renaissance.
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In hedge fund speak, that means that Renaissance could be approaching market neutrality.
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Anastasia Beverly Hills Modern Renaissance Palette, $33.60 (reg $42), available at Ulta Beauty.
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Psychedelic drugs are having something of a renaissance in medicine, particularly in psychology.
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Renaissance influenced Jackson and Hyman in their early years, and she is also
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Renaissance. It was Van Vechten who squired Blanche to uptown jazz clubs, introducing
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Two new additions are bolstering NuLu's renaissance, just in time for Derby season.
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MORGAN BRENNAN: In terms of that Army renaissance, what are the budget numbers?
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It's been said that we're in the midst of a board game renaissance.
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" In fact, Stein said in 2009 that his predecessor was "a Renaissance man.
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Smith said Lyft will be added to its Renaissance IPO ETF on Friday.
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And natural language understanding, machine vision problems, it really is an amazing renaissance.
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Another culinary renaissance is going down in, drum roll please...North Korea. Seriously.
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It is estimated that this Renaissance masterpiece only took five hours to build.
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How do you think that plays into the current plus-size fashion renaissance?
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With Hathaway fronting the film, fans should prepare for a rom-com renaissance.
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Renaissance just happens to be better at finding them than any other firm.
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I've witnessed a Kathryn Hahn career renaissance deserving of just about every award.
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Still, Singapore's current drum and bass landscape is far from making a renaissance.
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With Raoul, she goes to Renaissance fairs and live-action-role-playing retreats.
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A corrupt politician's self-serving development plan is called the New Harlem Renaissance.
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King's Cross Renaissance: June 4 and 133, July 16 and 30, open-city.org.
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Battle House Renaissance Mobile Hotel & Spa in Mobile, Alabama, has a long history.
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The U.S. energy renaissance continues to pay off for American families and businesses.
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Carriero and Fisk sometimes consult with their counterparts at Renaissance about technical matters.
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"Everything was collaboration at Renaissance, or a great deal of it," he said.
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The Renaissance ETF is tiny, like First Trust's, at $2 million in assets.
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Before he became a modern-day Renaissance man, Foxx was Eric Marlon Bishop.
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He's also a renaissance man who DJs and races rally cars for fun.
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Kamasi is the biggest name in the saxophone's renaissance, but he's not alone.
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We would never take credit for the renaissance of hospitality in Hong Kong.
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GIPHY's Ari Spool led a discussion on the continued renaissance of the GIF.
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Robert Mercer recently stepped down as co-CEO of Renaissance Technologies hedge fund.
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There's no question the American energy renaissance has been a boon for consumers.
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Jared Taylor, editor of the white nationalist publication American Renaissance, live-tweeted Mrs.
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And around the league this season, the big fellas are experiencing a renaissance.
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Rose's absence has coincided with the end of the Knicks' early-season renaissance.
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You have said that Nomos is part of a renaissance in German design.
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"In short, there is a renaissance underway right now in space," she said.
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Less whimsically, during the Renaissance, the aristocratic Borgias were rumored to poison them.
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Admittedly, Elías's fresco was not a charmingly weathered Renaissance masterpiece to begin with.
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Prince Albert was a Renaissance man, interested in everything from architecture to engineering.
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Even the Renaissance master Sandro Botticelli was known for being bad at it.
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And since Keenan is doing well, maybe It's time for a Kel renaissance?
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Technology breakthroughs have led to an American energy renaissance and a growing economy.
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It so happens that local bookstores are having a renaissance around the country.
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"The real story is that it's about to be a renaissance," he said.
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"et tu, brute" is a renaissance invention "Caesar is a soldier," Strauss says.
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It was one of the great urban renaissance stories of our modern era.
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Instead, hundreds of people crammed into a Renaissance Hotel ballroom in Orlando, Fla.
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If we're the new Renaissance, why don't we make this amazing Tuscany here?
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For what it's worth, Katy was at a Renaissance Festival Saturday in Cali.
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But in the 1960s and '70s, there was a renaissance in the industry.
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The theme of this year's Very Young Composers initiative was the Harlem Renaissance.
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The Renaissance master is said to have painted the Mona Lisa around 1503.
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"Target is the big loser here," said Matthew Kennedy, analyst at Renaissance Capital.
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FLORENCE, Italy — At Gucci, people like to call Alessandro Michele the renaissance man.
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The top earner was James Simons of Renaissance Technologies, who made $1.6 billion.
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In the next few weeks, I ended up having this cool, personal Renaissance.
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Haitong International and China Renaissance are serving as lead underwriters for the IPO.
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The names were a testament to a golden age of European Renaissance astronomy.
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That show marked the 500th anniversary of the death of the Renaissance master.
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Katzenberg led the Disney animation renaissance—Lion King, Beauty and the Beast, etc.
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It's no longer novel to marvel over the renaissance happening in downtown Miami.
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The most important cultural change came to be known as the Civic Renaissance.
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Charles said she believed Hartley could experience a similar renaissance in New York.
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But it is nothing like the sugary, heavy mead found at Renaissance fairs.
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The so-called nuclear renaissance was driving a bullish assessment of the sector.
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His portraits and interior images, especially, suggest the influence of Northern Renaissance painters.
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Renaissance Capital says this equates to 22014 per the dollar in today's prices.
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So when we're thinking about our competitors, it might be -- it's a Renaissance.
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Mexico was in the midst of a political and cultural renaissance under the
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Art critic Leo Steinberg observed an obsession with Jesus's genitals in Renaissance paintings.
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Renaissance art, historical architecture and shops also attract visitors to this Italian city.
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"This decade is the decade we call the Irish whiskey renaissance," said Lavelle.
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Their loss: Her voice was everything we were missing from the TV renaissance.
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The question of Renaissance copies, we learn, goes well beyond Dürer's court case.
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Most of these are for Renaissance fairs in Europe and the United States.
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But in other corners of the culture, it's experiencing a kind of renaissance.
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Additional manuals quote from works by Renaissance masters like Raphael and Guido Reni.
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En tout cas, on est bien loin d'une renaissance d'un système politique démocratique.
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While persistent problems remain, Cleveland has also been experiencing a vibrant urban renaissance.
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Federer won that in five sets to begin a surprising late-career renaissance.
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I mean, that's ... And it was before the scientific revolution and the Renaissance.
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Todd Mission, where Middlelands will take place, also houses the Texas Renaissance Festival.
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We're currently in a Stephen King renaissance that shows no sign of stopping.
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People talk about the Renaissance or wherever something big happens in one place.
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The cultural renaissance included a turn towards pedagogy in the art of war.
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Here's the thinking: "With the markets moving, if you are in a private market you are not participating in the gains," Kathleen Smith, co-founder of Renaissance Capital, which provides research on IPOs and runs the Renaissance Capital IPO ETF (IPO).
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Mac OS X / macOS has been a fundamental part of Apple's modern-day renaissance.
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He is also someone who understands the possibilities provided by the American Energy Renaissance.
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He's an MIT-educated mathematician, who founded Renaissance Technologies, a New York hedge fund.
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Then-President Bill Clinton attends Renaissance Weekend at Hilton Head on January 1, 1998.
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" The family notes Penny gave Mark Wahlberg his first acting job in "Renaissance Man.
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"The possibility of new sanctions is a major unknown factor," Renaissance Capital analysts said.
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The works are a part of a performance that's happening at the Renaissance Society.
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The truth is that Berry is a Renaissance man, skilled at all of it.
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It's gonna be repackaged as some sort of great white renaissance that saved everything.
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Green cupolas bob amid terra-cotta rooftops and Renaissance, Baroque and Art Nouveau buildings.
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Anything that was popular in the early 2000s is finding a renaissance in memes.
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The last piece to this great American energy renaissance is pro-growth tax reform.
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Jeffrey Cabot (Matthew Lieff Christian), is a diffident young fellow who teaches Renaissance literature.
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She was fresh off an invitation-only retreat in Santa Fe called Renaissance Weekend.
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After dinner, he suggested we go to a bar — a gay bar called Renaissance.
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We've seen an amazing renaissance in Troy and other places in upstate New York.
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It was not long ago that LGBT media experienced a bit of a renaissance.
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If the unrest spreads to the capital, the artistic renaissance could be arrested again.
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I'd love for this title to inspire a renaissance of this kind of game.
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Romantic Renaissance The planets have some intense moments lined up for you this month.
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Automation means there will be no renaissance of blue-collar jobs in the West.
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But as SATC wound down and the cocktail renaissance sped up, the drink flatlined.
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Here's how alt-right American Renaissance defines alt-right (response to HRC's speech): pic.twitter.
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There's little question that we're living in the midst of a hardware startup renaissance.
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The 1994 Lion King is a nearly universally beloved film from Disney's animation renaissance.
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But it's been 20 years, during which video game horror has undergone a renaissance.
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And like the Renaissance Man, Musk sometimes has trouble translating his blueprints into reality.
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Muslims have governed parts of Europe for 13 centuries; they helped kindle the Renaissance.
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Boy George appears to be in the midst of having a mini professional renaissance.
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The tiny library was as elegant as a Renaissance painting, as meticulous as Disneyland.
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" But, she said, "renaissance schools made charters have to step up to the plate.
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District schools still score below the renaissance schools, although their gains have been greater.
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Our energy renaissance of the past decade has created a tremendous opportunity for America.
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If you haven't heard, psychedelic research is experiencing something of a renaissance these days.
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And what is a "cultural renaissance" without the necessitated tools and room to build?
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The Mac, as a platform, had a huge renaissance after the Intel transition, too.
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Among those buried in there are the Renaissance artist Raphael and two Italian kings.
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Ethiopia hopes the hydroelectric Grand Renaissance Dam will make it Africa's largest power exporter.
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Noisey: What was it like being in Chicago when the city's rap renaissance started?
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A stronger euro is also starting to put a cap on France's manufacturing renaissance.
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This Renaissance Man's authorized biography Vive (Penguin/Random House) was just released this week.
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Along with other DIY food trends, like canning, fermentation is currently enjoying a renaissance.
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The Renaissance Dam is merely the latest test of countries' willingness to share water.
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Renaissance Capital offers an ETF that consists of a basket of newly public companies.
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Large investors in Destination Maternity include Royce & Associates, Renaissance Technologies, and the Vanguard Group.
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That said, we are truly living in the golden age of the Keanu Renaissance.
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Over the past couple of years, though, the medium has been experiencing a renaissance.
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She shares Mr Trump's pipe-dream of nurturing, in her words, a "manufacturing renaissance".
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Jared Taylor of American Renaissance, an extremist website, dismisses these antics as "youthful rebellion".
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Jeremy Lin's renaissance season with the upstart Charlotte Hornets has been a wonderful thing.
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If Burning Man is fueling a contemporary art renaissance, then Reno is its Florence.
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Three turtles are named for Renaissance artists whose major works included paintings, not four.
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Back then America was in the middle of what looked like a civic renaissance.
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Newtown High School is a Flemish Renaissance-style city landmark with about 3003,2300 students.
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The state seems to be fertile ground for a potential Democratic renaissance in 217.
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Light and floral, you can almost taste in it a hint of Leonardo's renaissance.
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Capital controls in various forms have seen something of a renaissance over recent years.
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His hedge fund, Renaissance Technologies, uses computers to track and outsmart the stock market.
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Jeffrey Alan Miller is a literary scholar known for his research on the Renaissance.
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Michel Toulet is president of the Association Renaissance du Vieux Limoges, the event organizer.
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Her eclectic style, mixed with a renaissance curiosity, helped her develop in contradictory ways.
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Miller sent McHugh links to white nationalist sites V-Dare and the American Renaissance.
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"This is going to be a renaissance for psychedelics or an apocalypse," Rahn said.
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Mr. Clayton (left), 38, is the general manager of the Renaissance London Heathrow Hotel.
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Hundreds of thousands of people descend on the Renaissance Festival in Minnesota each fall.
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You're always painted as this Renaissance man; you have all these interests, talents, skills.
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The past two years have witnessed a renaissance of worldwide expansion in tech companies.
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H: What drove the AWA to specifically advocate for women painters of the Renaissance?
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Counterpoint, a set of guidelines for multi-voice composition, dates back to the Renaissance.
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Bekele was overseeing the construction of the Grand Renaissance Dam on the Nile river.
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Here's a free tip: the walls at the Renaissance Cleveland Hotel are paper-thin.
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This short-book renaissance comes at the height of our Age of the Essay.
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But in 1989, Disney put out The Little Mermaid and launched the Disney Renaissance.
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The Renaissance dam, Africa's largest hydropower project, is a symbol of Ethiopia's economic ambitions.
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The space is below Tremont Renaissance, a mixed-income residence that has 2000 apartments.
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The book's ideas about science and religion shaped culture in the Renaissance and beyond.
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On Baseball CHICAGO — The Chicago Cubs started their renaissance with a wild-card game.
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SPECTACULAR MYSTERIES: RENAISSANCE DRAWINGS REVEALED A forensic examination of the Getty's extensive holdings. Dec.
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In 21976 she received a lifetime achievement award from the Renaissance Society of America.
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How did the Renaissance papacy so badly misjudge the moment, accelerating the Protestant Reformation?
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History professor at American Intentional College and Westfield State University/Medieval and Renaissance historian.
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Adams, a renaissance man in professional basketball, plays a subtle role in this activism.
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"That's all a hangover from the Renaissance," wrote the artist Ellsworth Kelly in 483.
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Now it looks like the world is on the verge of a supersonic renaissance.
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The subjects include friends, people she observed, early Renaissance art, and the Italian landscape.
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I don't mean a precious junkyard of alfresco antiquities, Renaissance gems and Baroque treasures.
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During the European Renaissance, men of wealth and learning put together cabinets of curiosities.
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Mr. Mercer's pivotal and prominent support for Mr. Trump shoved Renaissance into the spotlight.
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"We are taking the pledge that we will uphold renaissance values," the protesters chanted.
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It was a key to the downtown renaissance and changed Atlanta's view of itself.
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Do you think that we're in a renaissance moment for black filmmaking in America?
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Seeds of the JoBros renaissance were planted in 2016 when Joe began dating Sophie.
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The paintings are accompanied by an essay detailing the history of the Harlem Renaissance.
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And brands like American Apparel have led a renaissance of sorts in domestic manufacturing.
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But we are in the midst of what some are calling a psychedelic renaissance.
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Just more proof that the Renaissance Era produced some of history's gnarliest artistic visions.
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Honestly, I had tears in my eyes because it felt like a Renaissance painting.
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Kirk is boldly leaving with 2 horses ... Renaissance Man's Medici and Powder River Shirley.
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Many of the stunning structures were built during the Renaissance and house rare books.
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As it turns out, Mr. Bharara is becoming something of a media Renaissance man.
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But hey, vinyl has experienced a renaissance among younger music listeners in recent years.
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But it's not quite the American renaissance Trump likes to pretend he is overseeing.
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Books Are Magic is opening in the midst of a renaissance for independent booksellers.
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" She wrote several influential books in the 19943s, including "Renaissance Man" and "Everyday Life.
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Friends and colleagues described Dr. Tanton as a Renaissance man and a voracious autodidact.
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For a while, it even looked as if we would have a gadget renaissance.
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Unfortunately, just six months into the Trump administration, the reckoning has become a renaissance.
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Drawing on Renaissance techniques, representational elements are conveyed using loose brushwork to precise effect.
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Renaissance Capital's ETFs, which hold companies that have recently gone public, won't be included.
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He likes to say there has been a sort of renaissance under his watch.
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The green-eyeshade process must not be permitted to block an American prosperity renaissance.
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" Another former high-level Renaissance employee said, "Bob thinks the less government the better.
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It was, the Renaissance master wrote, "of compact grain, homogeneous, crystalline, reminiscent of sugar".
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So the concurrent streaming availability of two new Irish series constitutes a virtual renaissance.
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By the time the Renaissance began in the 1300s, their paint had faded away.
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He was sitting on a renaissance-style couch flanked by two Man Ray sculptures.
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And did you see the NPR feature about the renaissance of the sweet potato?
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It is hard to imagine the city's renaissance without the vibrant foundation of Nehemiah.
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"We're seeing something of a renaissance in political journalism and investigative journalism," she said.
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It was in response to a Clinton-run holiday known as the Renaissance Weekend.
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I love Renaissance art, how it is very sexy, except for one topic: Jesus.
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For Mr. Gil, however, the site's modern renaissance pales next to its ancient history.
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Leslie is a true Renaissance woman, as brainy as she is physical and beautiful.
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The home of Langston Hughes, a poet who contributed much to the Harlem Renaissance.
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This new emphasis on exploring blackness departs from the formulae of the Harlem Renaissance.
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The backdrop was an art show, but it felt more like a renaissance fair.
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Here the busy Renaissance composition, which contains a whole world, has space to breathe.
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Dropping to its IPO price is "not a good sign for future IPO activity," according to Kathleen Smith, who runs Renaissance Capital, which provides research on IPOs and runs the Renaissance Capital IPO ETF, a basket of the last 60 publicly traded IPOs.
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While there is little evidence to establish just how central Bertoldo actually was in the Renaissance, Bertoldo di Giovanni: The Renaissance of Sculpture in Medici Florence delights viewers by showcasing Bertoldo's mythological themes and his freewheeling display of artistic and formal innovation.
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I got a call Thursday morning from Kathleen Smith, who runs Renaissance Capital, an investment firm that specializes in investing in IPOs and also runs the Renaissance Capital IPO ETF (ticker: IPO), a basket of the largest 60 or so most recent offerings.
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Little did you know, that is the key to fueling a renaissance in education technology.
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"We believe 2019 will be a renaissance of the 1970s—with a twist," Wadden says.
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Byzantine, gothic, renaissance and baroque architecture can each be found in a single city square.
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This relatively squat Neo-Italian Renaissance-style building is surrounded by taller east-side buildings.
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He explained that she was writing a story about the renaissance man for Wired magazine.
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And it has to go that way for it to have a renaissance, I suppose.
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We have emerging jewelry brands to thank for what I'm calling The Great Jewels Renaissance.
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But perhaps more notable than his funky, Tron sneakers, though, is Neymar's Renaissance Fair tunic.
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It is still two-thirds in 2017, Renaissance, an emerging markets-focused investment bank, says.
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A 'renaissance woman' Chavez is one of five siblings, all of whom are Harvard graduates.
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As much as I love the "inspiring teacher" genre, it could definitely use a renaissance.
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"Macramé is having a renaissance, but it all looks the same to me," she says.
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Over the last 10303 years, however, a renaissance in independent Native American filmmaking has occurred.
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The man in charge of Google's hardware renaissance has always had a weakness for gadgets.
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The lute, the king of European renaissance music, developed from the ouds of Islamic Spain.
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When the inevitable ski ballet renaissance arrives, I propose we stick to the original name.
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Renaissance Capital says steel producers' profit margins may shrink as imports of cheap metal increase.
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Before the date, her date had made a joke about going to the Renaissance Faire.
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When it comes to digital art, Kiev-based artist Aleksandr Kuskov is a Renaissance man.
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The cases are the most dramatic moments yet in a Western renaissance for phage therapy.
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But since then, the popularity has yet to make an official renaissance — well, until now.
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Long-term success, however, requires this renaissance to include the northern part of the city.
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This year, Japanese video games aren't merely alive, but experiencing something of a global renaissance.
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The modern uniform was introduced in 1914, inspired by Renaissance-era artwork featuring the soldiers.
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Does aging Europe have the energy to stage a 21st-century social and political renaissance?
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It is often said to be either in decline or to be experiencing a renaissance.
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While Gloria reunites with her son, Heidi stares at a Renaissance painting outside her office.
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But since 2008, bacterial cancer therapy has been going through a bit of a renaissance.
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We are liking the look of those strong dark brows with this Renaissance-inspired style.
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All seven Chinese IPOs in September downsized their offerings when they set terms, Renaissance said.
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"Liam: As It Was" is more interested in the musical renaissance than the man himself.
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"One of the phrases I use to describe the collection is Renaissance Man," says Love.
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The Watergate Hotel has been relatively overlooked and seemingly untouched during the District's recent renaissance.
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How does it feel to have Crooked House come out during the Agatha Christie renaissance?
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Click here to view original GIFYou have to be careful when attending a renaissance festival.
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