Trump isn't the only President to schmooze with stars, either.
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Mr. Lucas didn't schmooze his way into the relationship, though.
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Then it was time to schmooze with some of the locals.
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Clinton would even schmooze differently than the past few presidents have.
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"He was funny, he'd always schmooze with the counter guys," he said.
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Was it really such a good idea to schmooze with a murderer?
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Venus enters Aries on April 20, inspiring you to schmooze all over town.
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It's the annual schmooze fest where rich white men debate inequality and diversity.
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This is a powerful time for networking, so get out there and schmooze!
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And then we have a little schmooze and everyone goes off to brunch.
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I think of it every time I'm asked to schmooze before a speech.
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Or if you're looking to schmooze with colleagues, use it as a conversation starter.
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Suddenly, normal people couldn't schmooze their way into their favorite band's Top 20063 anymore.
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Libra season is here in full force and the urge to schmooze is real.
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In an experiment, called "Schmooze or Lose," MBA students were pitched against each other.
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As Bruce, you'll bicker with Alfred over safety concerns and schmooze with Gotham's elite.
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That's why Trump didn't reach out to or schmooze with any one of them.
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Former colleagues characterized him as a good dealmaker who loved to schmooze and party.
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Former colleagues characterized Lapidus as a good dealmaker who loved to schmooze and party.
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During the Schenectady schmooze-fest, he plucks himself with a rubber band to remain alert.
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It took weeks of endless negotiations, schmooze, and persuasion to get the Iraqis to agree.
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" But where Deer Tick is at their most biting is the lounge act schmooze "Cocktail.
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Perhaps the most important element is the art of the schmooze by the president himself.
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The Carpetbagger How do you schmooze when so much of the state is in ruins?
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And success in that role is defined entirely by access, and the ability to schmooze.
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As an introvert, I don't schmooze naturally, and I always feel like the proverbial sore thumb.
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Next week, Silicon Valley will be flying south to schmooze, break bread and discuss the future.
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"He likes to talk, likes to schmooze, likes to be liked by everybody," one aide said.
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Take LEAD1's decision to hold their shake-and-schmooze Congressional gala at the Trump Hotel.
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And they schmooze this administration in that regard because so far that's what they have received.
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And they schmooze this administration in that regard because so far that's what they have received.
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This week Mr Putin will schmooze dozens of African leaders in the Black Sea resort of Sochi.
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But he found time to head to Los Angeles to schmooze with Bill Maher over health care.
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He's also expected to visit other Trump projects and schmooze customers and developers in Kolkata and Mumbai.
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"This guy can schmooze his way around, he can tell any story you want to hear," Kent said.
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The California-style restaurant is the place where OG New York publishing and media bigwigs (like Deutsch) schmooze.
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He has also joked about sexual assault allegations against Trump, urging him to "schmooze" May but not touch her.
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Critics say it was also an opportunity for journalists to schmooze with celebrities and the political officials they cover.
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Representatives from Facebook and Twitter haven't been invited to schmooze with President Donald Trump, according to a new report.
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Charter is busy trying to schmooze the FCC with promises of good corporate citizenship, but the numbers don't lie.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Anthony Scaramucci's annual schmooze fest for Wall Street on the Las Vegas strip is on hold.
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Deeter was there to schmooze and enjoy the menu, which included hors d'oeuvres, seasonal salad, duck, chocolate truffles and wine.
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They schmooze their way through lunches like Billy Zane in Titanic, offering to make fresh-faced teenagers dream come true.
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It took him 14 minutes to schmooze his way about 100 feet across the room to a fenced-off circle.
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That's where the schmooze, consultants, middlemen and intuition come in: to help companies make high-dollar gut calls about data.
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Perpetually low on money, he had to beg, barter and schmooze to stay fed and housed, and get to classes.
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HB: Right because normally it's just you go to Brussels, you hang out, and schmooze with some European union leaders.
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His pattern of introversion and a passion for a job that requires him to frequently schmooze might seem incongruous at first.
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Charming Venus in social butterfly Gemini will also help you schmooze, which—let's be real—does not come naturally to you.
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" Step #2: Schmooze with sincerity "When you walk into an audition, a casting director can smell desperation from a mile away.
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Well, she figures out that her boss has plans to go to a hockey game, so she attends as well to schmooze.
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Gemini energy is all about networking—even though you savor your alone time, Virgo, now is the time for you to schmooze.
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There are sponsors to schmooze, team decisions to be made, and adjustments in strategy and to the car for the next round.
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And if we consult, chat, schmooze with other people, often we learn things or get different perspectives that can be quite helpful.
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Teddy Suric, 45, who took the reins in 2013, can schmooze with a billionaire patron and clown with the waiters with equal ease.
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Mr Trump appears to be seeking a co-operative relationship with China after a schmooze-fest with Xi Jinping at Mar-a-Lago.
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" He still uses "Art of the Deal" schmooze mode: "As we got up, he said we should have my family back to dinner.
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Language is so fungible a medium that English has absorbed dozens of Yiddish words, like chutzpah, kvetch, kibitz, megillah, schmooze, nosh and schlock.
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Tech companies like Facebook, YouTube and Twitter rented out sprawling beachside cabanas for the week to host meetings and schmooze with business partners.
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Funky jazz plays; inside the large glass box that is the control room of United Broadcasting Systems, production staff schmooze and check camera angles.
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And the restaurant's lively owner, Jeff Klein, worked the room as he normally does, pausing to schmooze here and shake an important hand there.
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And Mr. Rechnitz kept opening his wallet, leveraging the access his largess bought him to schmooze business associates and pose as a big shot.
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The result was an event that felt less like the corporate schmooze-fests of yore and more like a glimpse of gaming's theme-park future.
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A crackdown on corruption by the government of President Xi Jinping has made it risky for officials to schmooze with businessmen over bottles of baijiu.
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August 21 also brings a wonderful opportunity to schmooze, travel, and even gossip (be kind, blunt centaur!) as Mercury connects with Jupiter on August 21.
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At the annual Swiss Alps schmooze-fest, Trump is slated to speak toward the end of the summit, which begins Tuesday and runs through Friday.
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Climb to the third floor, and you'll likely find her among her urban streetscapes and rural landscapes, ready to lay down her paintbrush and schmooze.
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Against a backdrop of New Orleans jazz bands and poolside schmooze-fests — some call it spring break for the E.T.F. crowd — one event stood out, though.
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Is the purpose to denounce Davos to the US; to schmooze in a club he's always wanted to be invited to; or to get deals done?
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They didn't ask for her preference but I'm sure if we'd done a little schmooze we could have charmed our way to our crop of choice.
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Hurd was the one to appear on the business shows, to do the press interviews, to speak on stage, or to schmooze large gatherings of customers.
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The hosts footing the bill often have a strong policy or investigative interest in the agencies whose employees they schmooze, or were controlled by foreign governments.
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Second of all, he's asking Roman for a bump of the "ol' cocaine" in the bathroom to get him hyped up to schmooze with the 1%.
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Guests will schmooze, eat latkes (fried potato pancakes), and light the ceremonial Menorah (a nine-pronged ritual candelabra) like they would at any other Hanukkah party.
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Additionally, other stuffy white men come around to schmooze with Fitz, and his white male privilege doesn't allow him to realize how they're being biased towards Marcus.
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Malia Obama won't be making coffee runs for her internship at the Weinstein Company, and she's not at Sundance to schmooze with the boss ... TMZ has learned.
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Venus is Aries is helping you turn on the charisma, and this is a fantastic time to schmooze, especially since chatty Mercury will also be entering Taurus.
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They've got to have stellar ideas, carry out loads of market research, design sexy prototypes, and schmooze their little tuchuses off to win money from venture capitalists.
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L, who now lives in Chicago, has remained at the periphery of fame, an anti-consumerist loner in a business that runs largely on money and schmooze.
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That Johnson is a politician who can schmooze like few others, write like an angel and warm up any room with his wit and charm is without doubt.
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And just a few blocks away was Moomba, a sceney restaurant/lounge in the West Village where, starting in 1997, celebs would come to schmooze, pose, and imbibe.
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The overall TV industry calendar has also been upended, thanks to the scrapping of the upfronts, the annual schmooze-fest of advertisers, television executives and prime-time stars.
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But for a president who sees himself as the nation's dealmaker in chief, Air Force One gives him a unique perk and a chance to schmooze with lawmakers.
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It's an awkward position for the party leaders from across the nation who typically schmooze and booze at these regular party meetings held in ritzy locations across the nation.
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Area businessman Lee Dragna claims his seats have become unusable for him, his family, and potential clients he'd like to schmooze due to player protests during the national anthem.
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Natasha Singer FINANCE A delegation of Saudi officials including the country's crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, is in New York this week to schmooze with United States chief executives.
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He runs the firm but still considers himself a customer man, even though he does not play golf and eschews client dinners, industry conferences and other schmooze-driven outings.
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The marquee stop for the World Rugby Sevens Series, where corporate financiers typically schmooze and cut loose with clients, is being postponed for six months because of the coronavirus.
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After the session ended, dozens of people crowded the office of the new Senate majority leader, Andrea Stewart-Cousins, for a reception and a chance to schmooze with senators.
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So, excuse me if the pressures of propping up this dying industry while columnists like you take another casual stroll down memory lane leaves me with little time to schmooze.
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Farage made light of allegations of sexual assault against Trump during the U.S. campaign by encouraging him to "come and schmooze" May but adding "don't touch her for goodness sake".
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Jennifer Lopez was forced into an extremely awkward position Wednesday night ... having to schmooze with Guess co-founder Paul Marciano just hours after he was accused of sexually abusing models.
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But, comments such as "Texas has the best commission" isn't a part of his remit other than to schmooze and stroke the egos of those present in Dallas that day.
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WASHINGTON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Ahead of Sunday's Super Bowl, tens of thousands of unaccompanied men will arrive in Atlanta to schmooze and be schmoozed, but most of all to party.
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Following their schmooze with the puppets, Ms. Andrews and Ms. Hamilton discussed the birthing process for their show over scones and coffee in a conference room at the Creature Shop.
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By turning his weekend's focus to a succession of bilateral schmooze fests, he left the leadership of the rest of the world to the likes of Merkel, Xi , Macron, even Putin.
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We're told 'GoT' die-hards always fork out the cash for this stuff since most would push their child out a tower window for a chance to schmooze with the cast.
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The reason Hollywood famously enjoys the Golden Globes more than the Oscars is that they are less portentous: They include dinner, and attendees schmooze and move around and drink at will.
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"In terms of the bonus that corporate America received versus the crumbs they are giving to workers, to kind of put the schmooze is so pathetic, it's so pathetic," said Pelosi.
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"I want to completely debunk this notion that if the president were just simply more friendly and more outgoing and [could] schmooze that this would change," she told CBS's Norah O'Donnell.
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Are the schmooze sessions, after-parties and secret dinners with investors that take place during tech conferences mere distractions, or are these events an opportunity for founders to close a deal?
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The brewery was close to the East India Company's headquarters at the confluence of the Lea and the Thames in east London, so Hodgson could schmooze captains and crew in local taverns.
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So where were the important politicians and business figures, eager to schmooze someone who is not only a major business owner in Scotland, but could soon be sitting in the White House?
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There is a gulf of difference between the salesman's ability to schmooze and charm and the trader's ability to synthesize information about markets and make bets worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Today is the start of Allen & Company's annual media and tech conference in Sun Valley, Idaho, where many of the biggest executives in both industries gather to schmooze and, maybe, strike deals.
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This was an ideal combination for someone looking to climb the ranks in an admissions team that demanded the ability to schmooze and then hit recruitment targets: equal parts charisma and competitiveness.
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Taron Egerton: Few contenders have worked the awards circuit harder than this "Rocketman" star, a good-natured hand-shaker up against a field of best-actor candidates who are loath to schmooze.
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It is not unusual for anchors to schmooze politicians for access, and Mr. Baier has been jockeying for an interview with Mr. Trump, who has not appeared on his show since October 2016.
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The afterparty is yet another slight against the Handmaids, as they are invited to sit separately in the kitchen and drink water while the Commanders and Wives schmooze in the next room over.
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Mr. Sweet's cordial negotiating manner — the "Sweet schmooze," City Hall colleagues called it — was also an asset in Albany, where he often traveled to appeal for more state financial aid for the city.
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"In terms of the bonus that corporate America received, versus the crumbs that they are giving to workers to kind-of put the schmooze on, [it] is so pathetic," Pelosi told reporters Thursday.
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For $250,000, attendees would get to schmooze with Eric and Donald Jr. Below that level, money would get you into the hall, but it wouldn't get you a spot next to anyone named Trump.
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This week, executives from Netflix, Apple, Google and Snapchat descended on Las Vegas to schmooze, give cheery speeches and exercise their lavish expense accounts for the technology lovefest that is the Consumer Electronics Show.
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It started in late March when Bieber announced he would cancel meet and greets -- a decision which didn't sit well with those who had paid a premium to schmooze with Bieber before his concerts.
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While every other band has been jumping over each other trying to schmooze and make friends with bigger bands and important industry people, we have been sequestering ourselves to dive bars and close friends.
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PORTLAND, Maine – Beer tourism is a growing piece of the economy in northern New England, where hopheads flock for a crack at limited release beers and a chance to schmooze with fellow brew nerds.
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Each elevated stopping-point along the path, where on-camera interviewers wait to flatter and schmooze, represented a new opportunity to negotiate entrance and egress in an outfit best suited for standing and posing.
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" She interviews Hoffman "at a film industry gathering, held at an upscale Beverly Hills Mexican eatery," where "he proved surprisingly approachable, despite the throngs of fans waiting their chance to schmooze with the star.
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On a drizzly evening in March, a well-turned-out crowd of several hundred alighted upon the Museum of Modern Art to sip prosecco, schmooze and Instagram snippets of Piper's immense body of work.
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There were eight "performers" on this ship, including Brian Stokes Mitchell and Alice Ripley, both Tony Award winners, and another eight "ambassadors," many also Tony winners, there generally to schmooze and enjoy a vacation.
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And Trump will get to schmooze with dignitaries, although some of his favorites — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Russian President Vladimir Putin, Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman — won't be attending this year.
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The retreat is often attended by top Democratic senators where they have an opportunity to schmooze with top donors and lobbyists of the Washington, D.C. The retreats often have a price tag for the attendees.
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The conference will also give tech heavy hitters like Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, an opportunity to schmooze with telecom executives, as both industries — in search of new revenue — increasingly encroach into each other's territory.
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Equally, Turkey is beginning to look to Tehran for some degree of comfort in its battle against its Kurdish foes, at the same time Trump has sought to schmooze its autocratic leader, Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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But you won't be doing everything behind closed doors: August 21 also finds Mercury harmonizing with Jupiter, bringing a flurry of information your way—this is a fantastic time to schmooze, network, and share ideas.
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Libras are known for their ability to charm and schmooze those around them and, not unlike Ant-Man, their ability to navigate even the most awkward of social situations is one of their greatest strengths.
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My thought about them is that all they want is their tax cuts and no antitrust action against them, and they schmooze this administration in that regard because so far that is what they've received.
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Palm Beach, Florida (CNN)President Donald Trump might use his Mar-a-Lago visits to golf, entertain dignitaries and schmooze with his powerful friends, but for his wife, Melania Trump, the idea is to be invisible.
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Though the Governors Awards are not televised, they remain just as starry as the main event and have become a crucial pit stop for presumed front-runners and would-be contenders to schmooze with Oscar voters.
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Matt Katzenbach, who, along with his identical twin brother Scott, bears a striking resemblance to the Burnt star, used his Cooper-esque looks to schmooze his way into some star-studded affairs in Salt Lake City.
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I mean, we were a store with a couch in it; people would sit and schmooze and drop off things to be repaired, and, eventually, I put [the stereo store across the street] out of business.
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Fast-forward four years: Karpis is the cofounder of brunchwork, a weekend event series where ambitious professionals can schmooze over mimosas and acai bowls, then hear from speakers at high-profile organizations like Facebook and IBM.
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Protecting his son is one of Logan's top priorities, in addition to shmoozing (it's so weird to see the bulldog schmooze) and winning over Pierce Group News' CEO Rhea Jarrell, played by the killer Holly Hunter.
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Back at the restaurant entrance, Hunter's chief of staff intervened just in time to save him from a potential problem—don't do drugs with the media—and hustled the politician back inside to schmooze a donor.
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But it's also a fun place to gossip, schmooze, and show off your wit — kind of like Twitter with a smaller audience, or the old AOL chat rooms (or IRC, which is what it's based on).
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Thousands of leaders in business, finance, politics, and civic society gather in the snow-covered Alps to schmooze and strike deals intended to break down economic barriers between nations and make the global community more connected.
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John Legere, T-Mobile's CEO and the face of the entire company, has spent the last few weeks making a slew of different promises in order to schmooze regulators and lawmakers into approving the $463 billion proposal.
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I'm listening to him schmooze, thinking Lol, my Earnest King is literally right next to me chalking it up, and thinking about how I bought a 64-ounce water bottle because I saw him using it once.
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The issue is on the official agenda for the first time at the World Economic Forum, where political leaders from countries that discriminate against gay people, such as Nigeria and Russia, schmooze business leaders and billionaire investors.
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"President Trump always comes into the club to schmooze with members and guests who are there for the annual Easter brunch and Easter egg hunt," the source tells PEOPLE of this tradition, which pre-dates his presidency.
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LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - After a one-year pause, the hedge fund industry schmooze fest organized by Anthony Scaramucci, the investment manager who briefly served as President Donald Trump's communications director, returned to the Las Vegas strip this week.
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He will just go schmooze, wag his tail, and lick anybody into submission until they finally give him some food, give him a shag, give him a bed, or give him a bone to go chew on, figuratively.
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The film is pitched as more of a black comedy that's satirizing a business culture where the people who do all of the work are often held in less esteem than the employees who know how to schmooze.
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He would start "building a government based on relationships," perhaps inviting the Republican leaders Paul D. Ryan and Mitch McConnell to escape the chilly Washington fall and schmooze at Mar-a-Lago over golf and two-pound lobsters.
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By her own admission, she was not much of a glad-hander, preferring to read reports and pore over tax bills — she was known for her pointillistic understanding of the tax code — than schmooze with colleagues and lobbyists.
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His job—first at Saatchi & Saatchi, an advertising agency, and later at his own company—was to schmooze clients, not to come up with slogans, like the "Labour isn't working" pun that mocked the party's record on unemployment.
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But the black-tie dinner is not fundamentally about comedy acts or partisan politics -- it is a fundraiser and awards event that acknowledges the role of the free press and allows journalists to schmooze with sources and each other.
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On Friday, he appeared at the SALT Conference in Las Vegas, the premier hedge fund schmooze-fest, where he joined Joseph R. Biden Jr., Ben Bernanke and the singer Jewel, as well as hundreds of fund managers and reporters.
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Weekend of September 8, 2018 Pratt's brother, Cully Pratt, shared photos from the Pratt family's weekend gathering at the Round Pond Estate Winery in Rutherford, California, where Schwarzenegger had the chance to schmooze with Pratt & Co., according to the Huffington Post.
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Nevertheless, Tsipras has been using a calm that Greece has rarely enjoyed since 2015, when he was first elected on promises to end austerity, to push through reforms other than those prescribed by the lenders and to schmooze with investors.
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On Friday, he will appear at the SALT Conference in Las Vegas, the premier hedge fund schmooze-fest, where he will join Joseph R. Biden Jr., Ben Bernanke and the singer Jewel, as well as hundreds of fund managers and reporters.
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"In terms of the bonus that corporate America received versus the crumbs they are giving to workers, to kind of put the schmooze is so pathetic, it's so pathetic," House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said in a January press conference.
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Over the course of eight hours, Pureval would attend the African-American gathering, schmooze at two labor picnics, headline a fundraiser in a tony suburb, walk around at a downhill big wheel race and shake hands at a black culture festival.
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While many argued that the problem was that Mr. Obama failed to schmooze enough with Republicans in Congress, we saw a deliberate Republican strategy to oppose all of his initiatives and frame his attempts to compromise as weak or inauthentic.
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The companies reached out to schmooze the four FTC commissioners appointed by President Donald Trump soon after they they were sworn into office in May, according to 73 pages of email communications obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request.
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The reception will be held at a private residence on the Massachusetts isle, a frequent stop for national Democrats eager to schmooze in 2018 with a monied, politically frenzied donor class desperate to take back both chambers of Congress and the White House.
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Mr. Denève, a bubbly 45-year-old Frenchman, had just been named the next music director of the venerable St. Louis Symphony, and he was at pains to explain that the American practice of making conductors schmooze with donors didn't make him blanch.
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"If you're going to get paid a quarter of a million by some company after you leave office just to show up and schmooze and give a speech, then human nature is like, 'Maybe I shouldn't be too harsh on this company,'" Yang tells Dubner.
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Others donated even more, $100,000 to $353,400, to schmooze and snap selfies with the bronzed Oscar-winner at the home of venture capitalist Shervin Pishevar or sit at the head table with Clinton and George and Amal Clooney at the Fairmont Hotel on Nob Hill.
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Davos also robustly defends itself from the label that it is one big schmooze for the well-heeled and well-off, saying that its annual themes are a call for discussion, resolution and joint action to try to make the world a better place.
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For one dizzying, schmooze and booze-filled week every January, thousands of tech execs, VCs, and investment bankers grind their way through a four-day slog of panel sessions, poster presentations, networking meetings, and cocktail-drenched after-hours parties in their industry's premier orgiastic dealmaking event.
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She met Truman when she was still a princess and went on to schmooze with Dwight Eisenhower, John F. Kennedy, Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, the elder Bush, Bill Clinton, the younger Bush, Barack Obama and Donald Trump over the decades of her reign.
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It was just a few hours until the Governors Awards on Sunday, a major Oscar-season pit stop where potential contenders go to schmooze and be seen, and Waititi was in his hotel room, wondering if he could still add a few friends to the guest list.
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Since their manager Peter Grant is preoccupied—and, judging by his less-than-gargantuan size, possibly not even Peter Grant at all—Richie tries to schmooze up a Robert Plant-ish homunculus who greedily bristles at not getting enough of a high-dollar cut in the bargain.
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She will invite select guests to filter in and out for over an hour (or to stay and drink and schmooze) to see vignettes of Karlie Kloss and Gigi Hadid, among other major models, acting out real-life situations, choreographed by Stephen Galloway, while wearing pieces from her new collection.
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Now look, he has an answer, and which is I&aposm trying to basically his answer is, with the hyperbole taken out, I&aposm trying to do a deal here so give me a little latitude so that I can try to schmooze this guy and get us what we you want.
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"If you ever try to do something in a science lab that's not science, people look at you in a really funny way," said Mr. Coelho, who initially had to schmooze the gatekeeper to the multimillion-dollar microscope, which was designed to repair microchips (the pair settled for access in the wee hours).
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I go every year to meet people who I could probably see in New York in a 15-minute cab ride, a 10-minute Uber ride, Cannes Lions, the schmooze-fest in France, in June, that's now a Michael Kassan event, and he sort of has created these things, more or less by himself.
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This was a sort of choppy solve for me, mainly because I hopped through the theme clues at the beginning, but I noticed some nice crosses and juxtapositions, like SCHMOOZE with OOZED OUT, YESSIREE and SIRES, the slightly deranged TASES and MACED, and one noted by the puzzle's constructor, Will Nediger, SCREW and SCROD.
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You're not exactly feeling connected to the side of yourself that's eager to take risks, schmooze, and socialize, but the part of yourself that knows deep down that change is good also knows that this moment is a necessary step toward reconnecting with yourself, feeling your emotions, and taking time away from the bustle of everyday life to heal and be transformed.
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Kelly Brunt won't be home for the holidays, nor will she be ringing in the New Year at a fabulous party or watching Ryan Seacrest schmooze B-list celebrities on TV. Instead, between December 21 and January 11, she'll be leading a four-person expedition around the South Pole, sleeping in a small tent mounted on a plastic sled that is pulled by a snowcat.
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Trevor Groth with Alan Palomo of Neon Indian If festival lineups these days tend to feel overloaded—even among the devoted, it's rare to be able to catch even half of what you set out for—Sundance Next Fest's programming refreshingly allows room to see it all, and even offers time to grab a drink and schmooze in the AstroTurf-lined Next Door space.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyImpeachment will make some Senate Republicans squirm Trump uses Camp David to schmooze GOP lawmakers as impeachment vote looms Overnight Health Care: Trump says drug importation plan is coming | Hints at softening vaping flavor ban | Groups sue over Medicaid work requirements in MI MORE (R-Utah) making the claim that vaping companies sold a flavor called "unicorn poop" to appeal to children.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyImpeachment will make some Senate Republicans squirm Trump uses Camp David to schmooze GOP lawmakers as impeachment vote looms Overnight Health Care: Trump says drug importation plan is coming | Hints at softening vaping flavor ban | Groups sue over Medicaid work requirements in MI MORE (R- Utah) has been one of the more outspoken GOP critics of Trump's behavior; in 2012, Romney and former Sen.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyImpeachment will make some Senate Republicans squirm Trump uses Camp David to schmooze GOP lawmakers as impeachment vote looms Overnight Health Care: Trump says drug importation plan is coming | Hints at softening vaping flavor ban | Groups sue over Medicaid work requirements in MI MORE (Utah) and Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsSenate roundtable showcases importance and needs of women entrepreneurs GOP braces for Democratic spending onslaught in battle for Senate Impeachment will make some Senate Republicans squirm MORE (Maine).
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyImpeachment will make some Senate Republicans squirm Trump uses Camp David to schmooze GOP lawmakers as impeachment vote looms Overnight Health Care: Trump says drug importation plan is coming | Hints at softening vaping flavor ban | Groups sue over Medicaid work requirements in MI MORE (Utah) and Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsSenate roundtable showcases importance and needs of women entrepreneurs GOP braces for Democratic spending onslaught in battle for Senate Impeachment will make some Senate Republicans squirm MORE (Maine).
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Joe Gregory—a burly Tennessee multi-millionaire who served as the face of the NRA's ultra-elite "Ring of Freedom" donor program—decided that the NRA's 2015 trip to Moscow would be the perfect occasion to make his first trip to Russia, and to schmooze with those sanctioned by the U.S. An appreciative Gregory returned the favor in 2016 by bringing Butina to the 2016 National Prayer Breakfast, where she mingled with the upper crust of America's Christian conservative community.
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He became the first Italian prime minister to officially open Milan Fashion Week, appearing at a lunch last season and the season before to schmooze with industry power players such as Diego Della Valle, chairman of Tod's Group; Marco Bizzarri, chief executive of Gucci; Giorgio Armani; Stefano Sassi, chief executive of Valentino; Anna Wintour, artistic director of Condé Nast in the United States; Franca Sozzani, editor of Italian Vogue; and so on, and making a speech about the importance of fashion to Italy.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyImpeachment will make some Senate Republicans squirm Trump uses Camp David to schmooze GOP lawmakers as impeachment vote looms Overnight Health Care: Trump says drug importation plan is coming | Hints at softening vaping flavor ban | Groups sue over Medicaid work requirements in MI MORE (Utah) and Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsSenate roundtable showcases importance and needs of women entrepreneurs GOP braces for Democratic spending onslaught in battle for Senate Impeachment will make some Senate Republicans squirm MORE (Maine), to the White House on Thursday for an unspecified discussion.
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Sen. Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyImpeachment will make some Senate Republicans squirm Trump uses Camp David to schmooze GOP lawmakers as impeachment vote looms Overnight Health Care: Trump says drug importation plan is coming | Hints at softening vaping flavor ban | Groups sue over Medicaid work requirements in MI MORE (R-Utah) said lunch with President TrumpDonald John TrumpOvernight Defense: Ex-Navy secretary slams Trump in new op-ed | Impeachment tests Pompeo's ties with Trump | Mexican president rules out US 'intervention' against cartels EXCLUSIVE: 2020 Dem Andrew Yang releases tax returns Giuliani calls Trump to say he was joking about 'insurance policy' MORE was "delightful" despite a history of clashing with the president that stretches back to the 85033 presidential primary.
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