THE PURLOINING OF PRINCE OLEOMARGARINE By Mark Twain, with Philip Stead and Erin Stead.
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He quickly dissipates, leaving a gold seed in his stead.
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Insurers' apathy is energising reinsurers to innovate in their stead.
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Sends Eric Trump in his stead on sensitive diplomatic mission.
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It will stand him in good stead for the future.
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Here are all the people running Uber in Kalanick's stead.
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"Stead uh hangin' us, day tear us part," he says.
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In Her Majesty's stead is a painting of Nelson Mandela.
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In today's puzzle, the answer is STEAD, as in homeSTEAD.
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In his stead, Liberty nominated Sirius XM CEO James Meyer.
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Energy Secretary Rick Perry traveled to Ukraine in his stead.
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Ben McLemore started in his stead and scored 226 points.
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Ben McLemore started in his stead and scored 251 points.
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Hoping you cancel this style & release something original in its stead.
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Last month, Chief Technology Officer Mike Schroepfer appeared in his stead.
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Sansa continues to lead the North and Winterfell in Jon's stead.
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KFC's Double Down famously employed fried chicken patties in bread's stead.
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He will send former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin in his stead.
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Backup sites were able to monitor the asteroid in their stead.
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The remaining campaigns sent video greetings and surrogates in their stead.
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But a number of corporations decided to act in their stead.
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Ayanna Pressley, and some other elected officials speaking in her stead.
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Pence was sent to Ukraine in Trump's stead in early September.
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Jennings has not been a capable fill-in in Rose's stead.
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SAMSON IN THE SNOW, written and illustrated by Philip C. Stead.
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In his stead was Ted Sarandos, the company's chief content officer.
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His family would most likely be punished, with death, in his stead.
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In his stead, his best friend Miguel serves as a pseudo father.
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The fling that you left in Meereen to rule in your stead?
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Her mother told the court how traumatized she was in her stead.
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Wall Street begins the home stretch of the year in good stead.
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Chase Daniel, 1-1 in Trubisky's stead, worked with the second team.
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Queen Elizabeth sent Major-General Sir Guy Salisbury-Jones in her stead.
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But Hunter was a no-show, sending his wife in his stead.
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Nevertheless, Stead added the industry shouldn't focus on just high-profile candidates.
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In other precious metals, spot silver was stead at $16.40 an ounce.
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Mr. Stead will become the chairman and chief executive of IHS Markit.
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"It's actually never really been about making money at all," Stead says.
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In his stead, he appointed the former president and strongman Mahinda Rajapaksa.
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They go to Laura Palmer's home, which is no longer the Palmer stead.
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Our financial strength will stand us in good stead in the coming year.
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Other teen activists appeared in her stead, while Thunberg was traveling through California.
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CFO Robert Swan has been named the company's interim CEO in his stead.
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Cyrus turns down her proposition to be vice president, and in his stead?
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In his stead, backup Derek Anderson got things off to an inauspicious start.
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That is a skill that can hold you in good stead in Washington.
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And in its stead, criticism has mounted from both sides of the aisle.
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In his stead, Anim and Andrew Rowsey carried most of the offensive load.
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Bergwall did in fact invite me to land the airplane in his stead.
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Sometimes they rely on them to carry out diplomatic functions in their stead.
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So I think markets in good stead, and right now fortunately ignoring all this.
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Both times, the president appointed his deputy, Yemi Osinbajo, to act in his stead.
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Facebook executives Mike Schroepfer and Chris Cox will reportedly attend in his stead. [CNN]
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Both attributes will stand him in good stead in the coming days and months.
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His foreign minister, Bruno Rodríguez, attended in his stead and lambasted "United States imperialism".
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Trump once publicly scolded Steve Bannon, who's back in good stead with the boss.
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He was unable to immediately travel to Minneapolis, and sent Andrew in his stead.
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Not so, according to Andrew Stead, director of strategic initiatives at IAG Customer Labs.
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Where real-life Trump once stood, Tiny Trump is now there in his stead.
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Had he not existed, some other would have needed to exist in his stead.
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While the poultry workers were detained, their company hired legal workers in their stead.
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This should stand us in reasonably good (if imperfect) stead, should a crisis arise.
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"I show up regularly, I give value freely, and I make connections," Stead said.
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But Finney was nearing retirement, so he suggested that Genz go in his stead.
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In their stead are young, digitally native brands, many of them run by women.
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In his stead, Mike Boone took 13 carries for 56 yards and two scores.
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An administration official said no US officials would attend the conference in his stead.
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In his stead, Mr. Berman's handpicked deputy, Robert S. Khuzami, led the Cohen investigation.
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Melania is happy with the (very) fake lookalike Baldwin's Trump sent along in his stead.
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Sirisena fired the premier last year and installed opposition strongman Mahinda Rajapaksa in his stead.
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In its stead, Mr Bloom prescribes a nutritious diet of reason, compassion and self-control.
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Bonnie takes the lead in Annalise's stead, with Asher (Matt McGorry) as the first chair.
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Former Today co-anchors Katie Couric and Meredith Viera also made appearances in Guthrie's stead.
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Snider, meanwhile, had dominated at Triple-A and was eventually called up in Thames's stead.
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Stead explains that being outside the capital has been key to Rule of Tum's success.
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There's no unity of genre on the bill; in its stead is unity of purpose.
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An earlier version of this article misstated an award won by Philip and Erin Stead.
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And I think those factors will put us in good stead in time to come.
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In his stead, copresidents and co-COOs Daniel Pinto and Gordon Smith are in charge.
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"I tried to approach the project as a piece of oral history," Mr. Stead said.
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In his stead, Buttigieg, after surging to first place in Iowa, has become the target.
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The White House press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, plans to appear in Mr. Trump's stead.
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In its stead, Khalidi's notions for an eventual settlement take on an increasingly fantastic quality.
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Trump, however, didn't go to Warsaw and sent Vice President Mike Pence in his stead.
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It's an extension of the word "farm," and the answer is STEAD, as in farmSTEAD.
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Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and his wife, Jill Biden, will attend in his stead.
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Instead he sent his CTO Mike Schroepfer to get a grilling from MPs in his stead.
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Detrick says if these gains can last, the rest of the year is in good stead.
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Those of you that can make it, please go in our stead and tell us everything.
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"We simply want them to keep making it easier to buy and sell grains," Stead said.
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Efficiency isn't the only factor that would put self-driving in good stead against airline competitors.
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Paco Ybarra was appointed in his stead, and several more structural reorganizations have taken place since.
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Nancy Kassebaum Baker (R-Kan.), gave their time and energy in the stead of American diplomacy.
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But Anthony remains a hero to women around the country who vote proudly in her stead.
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In his stead, eHarmony's Brand Marketing VP Grant Langston will be stepping up to the helm.
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Shane Tews, a longtime member of the group's board, will lead the organization in his stead.
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Those limits forced some women to leave, and men ended up being elected in their stead.
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McCready is a better bet for containment than any Republican elected in his stead would be.
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Casey said the self-belief attained in winning last year had held him in good stead.
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Ekeland volunteered his firm's website and credit card processor to host the fund in GoFundMe's stead.
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In their stead, Meghan and Harry have chosen to send their invites to celebrity A-listers.
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In his stead, he has brought a younger running-mate, the former intelligence chief Amrullah Saleh.
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It was a life lesson that has held me in good stead in my career, too.
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Stead has Twain appear regularly throughout his text — convincingly grim and even misanthropic, as he so often was in old age — to offer his take on the tale and comment on it, while Stead himself listens, comments himself and then is left alone to write an ending.
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However, Zuckerberg has not appeared before either body, though other Facebook representatives have gone in his stead.
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Alex Ham and Ross Mitchinson will be appointed joint CEOs in his stead, Numis said on Friday.
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She failed to show up for her arraignment Monday, sending her lawyer Jeff Kern in her stead.
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Andrés Muscietti, who directed the 2013 horror short Mama, is now helming the movie in his stead.
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Stead made it to where the men was and found Perry in a panic, Hazlet police Det.
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He said Perry pulled Gorski under the water in a panic and began pulling Stead under too.
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IHS Chief Executive Jerre Stead will become chairman and chief executive of the combined company, IHS Markit.
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Yes, it's safe to say that this fight makes a good deal of sense in McGregor's stead.
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As a result, we had to use the average performance of all unranked golfers in its stead.
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The politics and her obvious interest in these important issues would stand her in good stead. Oprah.
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So in her stead, may I suggest that this weekend, you choose a tipple from E.&J.
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In their stead, Dr. Hu recommends frequent consumption of foods known to have an anti-inflammatory effect.
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He sent a surrogate to argue in his stead, prompting outcry from numerous members of the district.
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Most of these tips will also serve you in good stead once you upgrade to iOS 11, too.
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No matter: he enlisted his cousin, an auto mechanic also named Rachid Nekkaz, to run in his stead.
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Mike Pence, refused to appear in his stead and canceled campaign events after distancing himself from the candidate.
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Char: If there's someone high you've tested, we could, could we test that again in/stead Bea: Sshh!
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The company will send sacrificial lamb Kevin Chan, Facebook's head of public policy, to appear in their stead.
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Euro '96 boss Terry Venables was gone, but the promising young Glenn Hoddle had arrived in his stead.
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If venture capitalists are wary of funding Indian startups, the state will do it in their stead, badly.
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This stood it in good stead when a banking crash forced it to take the bailout in 2010.
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And he sent Vice President Mike Pence in his stead to last year's East Asia Summit in Singapore.
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THE PURLOINING OF PRINCE OLEOMARGARINE By Mark Twain and Philip Stead Illustrated by Erin Stead152 pp. Doubleday. $24.99.
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Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar said he would go to the CDC in the president's stead.
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The city's public advocate, Letitia James, learned on Tuesday that she would be presiding in the mayor's stead.
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Rather than heavily treating the leather, renowned tannery C.F. Stead enhanced the natural look of the Kudu antelope's leather.
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Congress did not repeal the ACA and did not amend Medicaid, and HHS cannot do so in its stead.
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Pictured in his stead, with trademark bald pate and spectacles, is Michel Foucault, a French philosopher and literary theorist.
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A great tech fix to avoid answering awkward questions is to send a video message in your CEO's stead.
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Allen died late last year of complications related to non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, though the project continued in his stead.
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In his stead, backup quarterback Derek Anderson preceded to throw an interception on the first snap of the game.
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Westwood said the winning experience would stand a number of players in good stead ahead of the Ryder Cup.
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There are certain qualities that great athletes pick up that eventually can stand them in good stead in life.
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Some of their children will go in their stead, including Anjelica Huston, Tina Sinatra and Joan Rivers's daughter, Melissa.
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"If we do it right, there is time here to support a community that grows over time," says Stead.
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"I developed a work ethic that I think has stood me in good stead these many years," says Langone.
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Speaking in his stead, Kim Yong-nam, the head of the North Korean Parliament, emphasized the government's economic goals.
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Members of Virginia's Republican Party will now be in charge of determining which candidate will run in Garrett's stead.
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Nikos Kazantzakis, José Saramago, Par Lagerkvist, Norman Mailer, Jim Crace, Colm Toibin, C. K. Stead: The list is long.
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Progressives are for abolishing ICE and our current asylum-detention procedures, but what would they put in their stead?
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The senators have done their best to ameliorate the effects by having high-profile surrogates appear in their stead.
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While presidents have on rare occasions missed the show, they have always sent their first ladies in their stead.
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On September 1, Pence made a last-minute trip to Warsaw, Poland, in Trump's stead due to Hurricane Dorian.
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Until then, my Swiffer will continue to occupy a darkened corner, taking up considerably less space, in its stead.
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Brandon Jennings scored 13 points and dished out 7 assists in his stead, hitting two critical free throws late.
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The best they can offer as liberty's beacon in America's stead is Emmanuel Macron, the French president, and Merkel.
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Watch and learn, and the information will hold you in good stead when you replace them because they're bald.
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In Father of Lies, Evenson depicts a Mormon provost, Eldon Fochs, who regularly molests the teen females in his stead.
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Building a sustainable company requires making investments in the present that will hold us in good stead for the future.
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Binary's LPs could threaten Caldbeck with this maneuver to get him out, perhaps elevating Mazzeo as partner in his stead.
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Few of the major anti-Trump spenders so far have chosen Cruz as the man they'd prefer in his stead.
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The opposition would also boycott the vote if Mr Ortega nominates his wife, Ms Murillo, to run in his stead.
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In its stead, there is a flat $300 tax credit for adults and a big boost to child tax credit.
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Because this is a movie, the film takes place partly in Marwencol, where the dolls serve in the actors' stead.
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In its stead, a disgruntled Prince provided Warner with Come, which included material from his massive vault of unreleased songs.
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Sessions recused himself from supervising authority over Mueller, which was handled in his stead by deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein.
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The doctor could not immediately fly to Minnesota, and instead sent his son and colleague, Andrew Kornfeld, in his stead.
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Johnson has been involved in decision-making there and maybe someone else will take over the operation in his stead.
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King then said he would donate nearly all of the contributions to the University of Iowa's Stead Family Children's Hospital.
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With contributions swelling, King announced that he would donate nearly all of the funds to the Stead Family Children's Hospital.
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But a hidden consequence of letting the guilty go free is that innocent people are often punished in their stead.
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The core team—brothers Dorian and Edwin Kirk, and their friend Jon Stead—are all long-time or returning Herefordians.
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In October, the luxury juice squeezing startup brought former Coca-Cola North America president Jeff Dunn on in his stead.
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I'm not sure I've had more fun learning about music and what it can accomplish than when in Steve's stead.
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Shawn attended the celebratory lunch in her stead and passed on news of the book's (modest but mostly favorable) reception.
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Our deepest apologies: Pauline is away on an urgent matter, and asked us to speak with you in her stead.
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But in recent weeks, industry groups have pressed the Trump administration to fashion a new, narrower measure in its stead.
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As for Melissa Clark's recipe for garlicky beef tenderloin with orange-horseradish sauce, won't you cook it in my stead?
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When Obama was president, he took a pass on both Betty Ford's and Nancy Reagan's; Michelle went in his stead.
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"Jason would have been more heavily recruited if other coaches knew what kind of team leader he is," Stead said.
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While Trump spread misinformation and panic between rounds of golf, Vice President Mike Pence went to Poland in Trump's stead.
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In its stead, the group chose a symbol from a pre-Roman alphabet that was also adopted by the Nazis.
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"I like the amateur photography there," Trump's son, Eric, hosting the event in his father's stead, quipped after it aired.
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Kentridge's previous forays in theater, opera, film, and other performative mediums stand him in good stead for Triumphs and Laments.
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He was scheduled to start Wednesday against the Atlanta Braves — left-hander Jason Vargas will take the mound in his stead.
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A few days later, Stead posted another photo to the Twitter thread, and it showed a hand-written note from DiGiorno.
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The University of Iowa Stead Family Children's Hospital thanked Carson King on Tuesday for the impromptu fundraiser that turned into millions.
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Now one of Forza Italia's lawmakers could step down to force a by-election with Mr Berlusconi standing in his stead.
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Stead also entered the water to help Gorski and Perry, according to the APP, but wasn't able to navigate the waters.
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But wind farms located offshore, where wind blows stead and strong, unobstructed by buildings or mountains, have yet to start cranking.
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In his stead is Waypoint Radio's producer, Tim Barnes, who hasn't played a game since Jedi Power Battles on the Dreamcast.
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Sure, they argue, incumbents will be disrupted, but in their stead will be bigger, stronger competitors in winner-take-all markets.
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A small plane coming from the annual Burning Man festival crashed near the Reno-Stead Airport in Nevada on Monday afternoon.
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It appears he was right to think that: His brother, standing in his stead, still got 33 percent of the vote.
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In 2018, who actually cares, beyond those who had to go to Vietnam in the stead of kids like Donald Trump?
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By summer, the consensus view is the virus should have peaked and the economy should stead and rebound into year end.
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Of course, just knowing how to build something like this would probably put you in good stead for an apocalyptic scenario.
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"The University of Iowa's Stead Family Children's Hospital does amazing work for kids and families all over the country," he said.
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Her daughter, Abigail Bessler, has been traveling across Iowa in her stead, wooing voters with Ms. Klobuchar's family hot dish recipe.
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King said those interested in donating to the Stead Family Children's Hospital can also do so directly through the hospital's website.
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In their stead are songs that espouse the power of self-belief and those that celebrate the successes that confidence affords.
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Trump on Thursday canceled a visit to Poland here in order to monitor Hurricane Dorian, and sent Pence in his stead.
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But when public figures are guilty (not only the writers or staff who act in their stead), they must own it.
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Ron Barber – at my side that Saturday, who was shot multiple times, then elected to Congress in my stead – held town halls.
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Ron Barber -- at my side that Saturday, who was shot multiple times, then elected to Congress in my stead -- held town halls.
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Republicans contend that with Rosenstein's role in the surveillance process under scrutiny, a second special counsel should be appointed in his stead.
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The self-proclaimed king has a pet tiger (who doesn't?) and has a cavalry in his stead ready to defend his community.
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So, we're very focused on this issue and I think right now the leadership we're showing will hold us in good stead.
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Cam Ward, who signed a one-year, $3 million deal in the offseason, is likely to get the call in Crawford's stead.
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By far the biggest uncertainty, perhaps the only one, therefore concerns who the Democrats send out to face him in her stead.
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Instead, a white narcotics detective on the force, called Chuck in the book (his real name isn't revealed), goes in his stead.
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"We believe this stands us in good stead for capturing an audience that resonates directly with what Resolver stands for," he says.
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And if for any reason Dennis can't make it, we'll have his J Crowley, VP of product, on stage in his stead.
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The earnings come amid a cost-cutting drive at the company, an initiative that Kaeser said put the company in good stead.
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Dwane Casey has mostly split the starting small forward job between James Johnson and rookie second-rounder Norm Powell in Carroll's stead.
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In Mason's stead, freshman guard Isaiah Washington made his second career start and posted nine points with a career-high 13 rebounds.
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"Not everybody's Facebook group is going to be your Facebook group," said Lindsay Stead, the owner and CEO of Gilded Blooms Communications.
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Ron Barber — at my side that Saturday, who was shot multiple times, then elected to Congress in my stead — held town halls.
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The acquisition "gives IHS visibility across the entire petroleum value chain, from wellhead to consumer," Chief Executive Jerre Stead said on Monday.
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The talent of folks like this is so astronomical that it defies music industry moulds, and creates new ones in their stead.
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A work assignment in Houston left her unable to attend the walk-through and closing, so a friend went in her stead.
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In the administration's stead, DACA was defended by the pro-immigrant advocacy and legal organization MALDEF and the state of New Jersey.
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And, any nation that has turned Kentucky Fried Chicken into an annual Christmas tradition is in good stead with the American populace.
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Stead Family Children's Hospital said they were overwhelmed by King's generosity, and the generosity of all the donors who pledged their support.
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Irving's spot in the starting lineup has gone to Spencer Dinwiddie, who has averaged 24.8 points and 6.9 assists in his stead.
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Homa said the experience of playing with two-times Quail Hollow champion Rory McIlroy on Saturday had held him in good stead.
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Gone are the camels and pine greens of the colder months; persimmon, citron, and lavender have sprung up, tulip-like, in their stead.
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And the jobs being created in their stead, in online warehouses for companies like Amazon, are too few to soak up those displaced.
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The experience no doubt stood Andy McCluskey in good stead years later when he tossed off songs for Atomic Kitten and Gary Barlow.
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And he attempted a Trump impression in his stead: "Everyone on this stage is stupid, fat and ugly," Mr. Cruz said, to laughs.
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Led by Dr. Dana Stead, veterinarians decided to euthanize the horse after determining he had an open fracture of his left front ankle.
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His early influence and writings on the political economy have caused some academics to call Khaldun the "father of economics" in Smith's stead.
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From 1951 onward, Cage turned to the I Ching as an art-making oracle, allowing it to generate randomized compositions in his stead.
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A number of his aides — including personal secretary George Christian and Secretary of Labor James Davis — attended the first dinner in his stead.
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That will stand the two countries in good stead going forward, as businesses look to harness an emerging generation of top tech talent.
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"Introduce yourself in the group, be sure to post, and reply to posts that aren't always somebody looking to hire someone," Stead said.
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It is our hope that the rest of the country follows in their stead and begins supporting solutions to fix our politics now.
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Steven Matz has not pitched in six weeks and was scratched Thursday from Friday's game, putting Ynoa on the mound in his stead.
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The Patriots are expected to start Jimmy Garoppolo, a 2014 draft pick out of Eastern Illinois, in Brady's stead to begin the season.
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Instead she passed the microphone to a young member of the New Mexico delegation, who spoke in her stead to hail Mr. Trump.
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On Twitter, King announced that he would donate all of the money he received to the Stead Family Children's Hospital in Iowa City.
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It is a common touch that stands him in good stead with the staff, and counts for a lot on the leadership scale.
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"The classic thing, especially for our generation, is that anybody with a bit of spark, a bit of passion, will leave," laments Stead.
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In their stead, local police units, such as sheriff's departments, would manage millions of acres of land they were never trained to protect.
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In her stead, guests had to be satisfied with a giant portrait of the first lady, which failed to quickly sell at auction.
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Clare attends in his stead, puzzles over the movie's lead actress who has gone missing, and falls in with some friendly film critics.
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And as the years go by and family members die, their funeral portraits begin to appear in the group portraits in their stead.
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The candidates will rely on broadcast appearances taped between trial sessions, as well as surrogates who will travel to Iowa in their stead.
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Later that month, though, Mr. Kislyak requested a second meeting, which Mr. Kushner asked a deputy to attend in his stead, officials said.
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It's not uncommon for members to post screenshots of their tickets on the group, encouraging others to go have fun in their stead.
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Money poured in, and after buying one case he decided to donate the rest to the University of Iowa Stead Family Children's Hospital.
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In its stead now is doogh, a simple drink of honeyed yogurt, not too sweet, with a crumble of rose petals on top.
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No humans will be able to join the Parker Probe for the journey, but at least our names can be incinerated in our stead.
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Trump, who has written of having a short attention span, has been sending Vice President-elect Mike Pence to the meetings in his stead.
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This scorched-earth tool is unrivaled in its ability to quash new federal regulations, and prevent similar ones from being created in their stead.
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Now that she has explicitly threatened to do the same to Sansa — skin her face and rule in her stead — we know it's possible.
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In its stead, anyone who goes without insurance would have to pay 30% more in premiums, for one year, if they change their mind.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, as the number two official at the Justice Department, took on oversight of the Russia probe in Sessions' stead.
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But in the stead of season one's director Jean-Marc Vallée, Big Little Lies is picking up Andrea Arnold (of Transparent and American Honey).
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Cyrus attended the film's Los Angeles premiere in Hemsworth's stead on Monday night, posing for photos on the red carpet alone and with Wilson.
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At lightweight, Nurmagomedov and Ferguson seemed poised to fight for an interim bout of their own to keep the division moving in McGregor's stead.
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In its stead, Ralph Breaks the Internet: Wreck-It Ralph 183 will get an extra few months to power up, moving to the Nov.
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Well, he should know, if his publicist wasn't going to submit his name, we sure as hell would have done it in her stead.
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Aslam said PTI's experience in delivering on the green agenda for Khyber Pukhtunkwa province had put it in good stead to do so nationally.
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The vice president flew to Ireland on Monday in Trump's stead, after Hurricane Dorian forced the president to pull out of several European engagements.
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James "Sandy" Winnefeld and Undersecretary of Defense for Policy James Miller, who would both have normally been in attendance, sent others in their stead.
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In June, consulting firm Goldin Associates, brought on by uBiome's board to steer the ship in their stead, put three new leaders in charge.
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"He added: "That is my fifth fight back, and puts me in good stead for the big boy, the 'Bronze Bomber,' the big dosser.
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"The President had scheduled meetings and bilaterals with Germany and India, so a senior member of the Administration attended in his stead," she said.
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In Week 23, Morris played a couple series in the rookie's stead and looked powerful and cut well, probably running better than Elliott himself.
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Mr. Trump has cast unprecedented uncertainty on a partnership that has served Japan and America — and the rest of the world — in good stead.
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Aldo, who now wears interim gold in McGregor's stead, is acutely aware of the strange influence this welterweight bout will have on his division.
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Tassone himself barely escaped, word reaching him in Somalia that the Kikuyu had seized a Franciscan monk and skinned him alive in Tassone's stead.
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In 2016, IHS will continue to focus on acquisitions in the transportation business and look for deals of $500 million or more, Stead said.
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Minutes after Mr. Trump tweeted his intention to stay home, suggestions were popping up on social media on who might attend in his stead.
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Most of the developments rising in their stead have been expensive, often purchased by absentee foreign investors looking for places to park their cash.
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King decided early in the process that instead of keeping the money, he would donate it to the University of Iowa's Stead Children's Hospital.
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The president has sought to oust individuals he views as having crossed him during his impeachment, installing loyalists in top roles in their stead.
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Hawkeye wave A crowd gathered outside the University of Iowa Stead Family Children's Hospital to give a special "Iowa wave" to the patients inside.
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"It gave me a lot of confidence," said Niemann, who reckons his ability with the driver should hold him in good stead this week.
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The state's governor at the time, Robert Bentley, appointed Luther Strange to serve in his stead, and set a special election for November 2018.
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That discipline has stood the Moline, Illinois-based company in good stead, helping it sustain returns on capital and investment through varying economic cycles.
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Left half-finished after his death, the band took it upon themselves to complete the track, with Dan writing the lyrics in his brother's stead.
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OSIRIS-REx is nearly at the asteroid Bennu, and the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) has already begun to discover new exoplanets in Kepler's stead.
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For one shoot, styled by Tiffany Rose Miles and Jasmine Makela with make up by Gelareh Kamazani, Duffy posed with gender-neutral model Julia Stead.
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Ali was assassinated in the fierce civil wars that erupted following the death of Mohammed over who should lead the Muslim community in his stead.
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But ... according to Jaws -- even if Foles balls out of his mind in Wentz's stead ... there will be no QB controversy when Carson gets back.
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These machinations successfully drive Hakeem out as Empire's C.E.O., but it's never made clear who will be tapped to run the company in his stead.
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But because they couldn't sell a background of sufficient purity, they begged off, and perhaps watched lesser leaders with cleaner slates rise in their stead.
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Conservative media and Republican lawmakers have taken up the effort in its stead, launching attacks aimed at discrediting the special counsel before the investigation concludes.
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His international experience as deputy under secretary will serve him in good stead as he interacts with counterparts, both defense ministers and their deputies, worldwide.
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A small plane coming from Burning Man crashed near the Reno-Stead Airport in Nevada Monday afternoon, according to a report from Fox 11 Reno.
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" That may be just right for the times, he said, because "her caution will stand her in good stead when there is chaos all around.
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Kinhult knows victory on Sunday would be career-changing, and hopes his Saturday experience of playing with the lead will hold him in good stead.
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But there's a secondary reason why he recommends having sex at cockcrow: It'll put you in good stead to tackle the rest of your day.
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Mr. Stead was the chief executive of IHS from 22019 to 2013 and returned in June as chief executive after the resignation of Scott Key.
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Mr. Biden and his leading rival, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, canceled in-person rallies this week and announced online campaign events in their stead.
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In season 11, Karev offered to be Meredith's " person" in Cristina's stead (her portrayer, Sandra Oh, exited the series at the close of season 10).
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In his stead, the Steelers will turn to James Conner, who as a rookie ran for 144 yards last season and didn't catch a pass.
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They offered up the company's top lawyer, Kent Walker, in their stead, which the senators did not like so much, and thus the empty seat.
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"As certainty comes forward later in the year, we'll hopefully tighten the guidance from a revenue standpoint," Chief Executive Jerre Stead said in an interview.
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Slowly, Palestinians began to vanish from Israelis' view, and in their stead, new populations arrived — people who did not leave the country's borders at sundown.
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To capture a rhythm that mirrored Twain's natural speaking voice, Mr. Stead read the first and second volume of Twain's autobiography, which Twain had dictated.
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And it stood him in good stead during the anxious Brexit negotiations last fall, when he was a stark contrast to the discursive Mr. Johnson.
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Samsung's penchant for cranking up vibrancy holds in good stead outdoors with landscape shots, and it does get good detail and sharpness in those situations.
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On Friday, Carson King presented a check for $3,004,000 to the University of Iowa Stead Family Children's Hospital, according to The Iowa City Press-Citizen.
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His travel plans were shuffled up after Trump sent him to Poland in his stead over the weekend (so Trump could monitor Hurricane Dorian's path).
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Albany's bishop will guide Buffalo's diocese temporarily In Malone's stead, Edward Scharfenberger, the bishop of Albany, will temporarily lead the Buffalo diocese, the Vatican announced.
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Jon Kyl has so far served in McCain's stead since his death in August, Kyl plans to step down at the end of the year.
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Recently, B.J. Stead, the guitarist for the band Miss May I, posted a photo to Twitter of the most pathetic looking pizza we have ever seen.
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The strategist said her experience, gravitas and a likely continuation of Draghi's dovish stance should stand her in good stead among lawmakers and the investment community.
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Judges: Wesley Chan (Felicis Ventures), Matthew Panzarino (TechCrunch), Aaron Patzer (Vital Software), Melanie Perkins (Canva) and Elaine Stead (Blue Sky) 4:10 PM – 4:50 PM
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It's the insurance company's duty to take the cue from their contraceptive-free policy and act to provide the birth control in the religious employer's stead.
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Kicker Caleb Sturgis was expected to punt in his stead, while quarterback Philip Rivers was the holder on Sturgis' extra point late in the second quarter.
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The senior Koo's younger brother, the group's vice chairman Koo Bon-joon, who led LG Electronics for many years, effectively managed the conglomerate in his stead.
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On Saturday, Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen announced that acting CBP Deputy Commissioner Ronald Vitiello would take over as acting director of ICE in Homan's stead.
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In his stead came not just Unai Emery, a Spanish coach who had won three consecutive Europa League titles with Sevilla, but also a new approach.
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In its stead, Hinstin envisioned a new program that would capture the zeitgeist but also be well-served by a sense of historical and critical distance.
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That would kill two birds with one stone -- get rid of the pesky Rosenstein and put someone in his stead who would get rid of Mueller!
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To avoid being seen as dictating changes, Mr. Xi let loyal provincial and city leaders quietly promote the idea in his stead, the retired official said.
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In Mr. Hammadi's stead, Prime Minister Adil Abdul Mahdi appointed a "crisis cell" to run Nineveh Province, which includes Mosul, the second-largest city in Iraq.
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With health-care practitioners everywhere trying to keep non-essential visits to an absolute minimum, many patients are turning to virtual doctor's appointments in their stead.
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The totals for the fourth quarter put all of the frontrunners, and those in the tier directly below them, in good stead to do just that.
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His achievements as a three-weight world champion and the undisputed king of the light welterweight division also puts him in good stead in this list.
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Even though my Italian stood me in good stead on vocabulary tests teachers always pointed out that the high scores were not an indication of intelligence.
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I need to set an achievable aim in its stead, ideally a non-scale one — a new target bike mileage, my dream of completing a pull-up.
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Space Adventures, which Garriott had co-founded in 1998 and is currently headquartered in Vienna, Virginia, sent Dennis Tito to space on the Soyuz in Garriott's stead.
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Though there are short-term challenges due to a global decline in public subsidies, private investment is beginning to focus heavily on renewable energy in its stead.
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Reverend Al Sharpton and Beyoncé's mother-in-law, Gloria Carter, spoke at the event, the musician filming a short video message that was played in her stead.
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Then on Sunday night, he pressured Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen to resign and named Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Kevin McAleenan acting secretary in her stead.
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AMD is focusing on the fundamentals, hoping and expecting that just making better processors will set it in good stead to sell more of them than before.
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That left them short of resources but it also meant that they immediately started planning their come-back which may stand them in good stead come June.
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Crowdfunding service GoFundMe is dropping the 5 percent fee that it collects from personal campaigns within the US today, adding an optional donation option in its stead.
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If state legislatures and courts become inhospitable, we will turn to base-building and public education strategies to move public understanding about trans people in their stead.
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The day after qualifying for the Major, the Team Dignitas organization dropped its full roster of players to form a North America-based team in its stead.
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Whittaker was scheduled to face Luke Rockhold in February 2018 but was forced out with another injury, so Romero stepped in to fight Rockhold in his stead.
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A thing that always holds us in good stead is seeing what everybody else is doing and trying to be as different from everybody else as possible.
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"A thing that holds us in good stead is trying to be as different from everybody as possible" A lot of these "decisions" aren't decisions at all.
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In his stead, Iranian-American astronaut Anousheh Ansari read a powerful statement from the director extolling acceptance and education and denouncing laws that prohibit emigration and tolerance.
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Now, Trump has suddenly announced he won't be attending after all — he's staying in D.C. to focus on Syria and sending Vice President Pence in his stead.
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But Mr. Mnuchin is now wrestling with the ramifications of remaining in the Saudi government's good stead amid questions about the fate of the journalist, Jamal Khashoggi.
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"The president had scheduled meetings and bilaterals with Germany and India, so a senior member of the administration attended in his stead," said press secretary Stephanie Grisham.
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"The President had scheduled meetings and bilaterals with Germany and India, so a senior member of the Administration attended in his stead," press secretary Stephanie Grisham said.
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Erin Stead, who did the illustrations, said they were very aware of the creative risks involved in taking on the work of such a towering literary figure.
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The Sydney-born righthander said she was banking grand slam experience that she hoped would hold her in good stead as she went deeper into the tournament.
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Terminal subscriptions have held relatively stead in recent years — they shrank slightly in in 2016 and have grown slightly in 2017 and 2018, according to Burton-Taylor.
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Grant's mother attended a White House event Monday in his stead, according to the Examiner, and accepted a signed certificate during a ceremony honoring Grant and others.
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"We know we have a strong base with the RS17 (car) which puts us in good stead for the relentless development race we expect to see," he added.
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Bobby sends Wags (David Costabile) to negotiate in his stead, and it's a disastrous move; the sheik kidnaps Wags in order to lure Axe to the ornate mansion.
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Still, Trump's son Donald Jr. weighed in in his father's stead Sunday with a "serious question" about the play's funding, wondering if art is allowed to be political.
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From the jump, fans hoped the fancy new spear-like gadget was created with the goal of bringing down the Night King's recently acquired stead, ice dragon Viserion.
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Pruitt has cited religious teachings before when kicking researchers who receive grants off advisory boards, potentially opening the way for industry officials to sit there in their stead.
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"I am a person who identifies as gender-queer, and I mix elements of my femininity and masculinity to match who I am on the inside," says Stead.
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Scherzer, one of the most durable pitchers in baseball, woke up with extreme discomfort on Sunday, forcing the Nationals to use Ross as their starter in his stead.
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In its stead, anyone who goes without insurance for any period would have to pay 30% more in premiums, for one year, if they return to the market.
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Facebook will be sending Richard Allan, vice-president for policy, in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, in Zuckerberg's stead, as confirmed by the Washington Post and TechCrunch.
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Ryding recognizes that Austria's Olympic medal contenders are unlikely to have ever pitched a tent near a concrete hill but says such experiences stood him in good stead.
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Actor and comedian Hannibal Buress appears to have sent an imposter he recruited on social media to attend the Hollywood premiere of Spider-Man: Homecoming in his stead.
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Abdelilah Benkirane will be forced to step down, and the king is expected to appoint another member of the Islamist Party for Justice and Development in his stead.
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Indiana law allowed him to appoint a deputy to act in his stead, and Buttigieg named the city controller, an apolitical soul who wouldn't grow into a rival.
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Though she is the brilliant creation of writer-director Amy Heckerling, Cher comes from a long line of cinematic HBICs, and many more would follow in her stead.
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If the DA can take, and make a good fist of running, a slate of municipalities, that will stand it in excellent stead at the 2019 general election.
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However, the ability to accept it, focus on the product and company alone and then act with speed, will stand you in good stead to remain FOMO free!
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Some freelancers, including DuBoff and Lindsay Stead of Gilded Blooms Communications, said they found all or nearly all of their clients by networking online through niche Facebook groups.
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If Mr. Trump cannot make himself palatable enough to the mainstream to claim the nomination, then perhaps a marginally less divisive figure could swoop in, in his stead.
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David Desharnais fared well in his stead, notching three assists on a line with Chris Kreider and Pavel Buchnevich in the Rangers' 21.77-2940 loss to the Panthers.
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The fact that I'd been involved in escorting actually stood me in good stead, as I was able to use my previous occupation as my unique selling point.
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In their stead the president has brought on Joseph diGenova, a lawyer who has argued on television that the Justice Department and the F.B.I. are framing Mr. Trump.
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Grenell was appointed in the hope his prior diplomatic experience would stand him in good stead, but this is far from the first time he's upset his hosts.
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His outward persona is several shades left from the definition of a good man, that much is as obvious as the deafening thunder that rolls over Hennigan's Stead.
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The Trump administration came into office promising to scrap or overhaul trade deals like Nafta and the Trans-Pacific Partnership and forge new bilateral deals in their stead.
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It will be no surprise for any of the world's seasoned diplomats to know what they'll be getting in his stead: a front man for Trump's global impulses.
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However, because of copyright laws, the bunnies' name could not be given to the heavenly bodies, so Rembrandt and van Gogh's works will go up in their stead.
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In its stead, a shard of the famous Paris art museum has been drained of color, as if the translucent panes have become some sort of living Instagram filter.
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But the self-reliance and doggedness that sustained her through that long struggle have not stood her in such good stead since the NLD took power a year ago.
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On top of all this relationship drama, there's also an ice zombie with an ice dragon for a stead flying around the North and finally taking down magical walls.
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We finally got a love scene between Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) and Teddy this season, after five episodes of the poor cowboy just following around in his lover's stead.
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In Poland the ruling populist Law and Justice (PiS) party won 45% of the vote, putting it in good stead to win a general election due in the autumn.
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Two previous presidents have missed the Honors—Jimmy Carter during the Iran hostage crisis and Bill Clinton during a conference in Europe—but their wives attended in their stead.
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They all had a terror of him and his gnarled raptor hands, and the bigger boys, sooner than protect the smaller, sent them to his lair in their stead.
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Billboard reports that the album has over 400,000 pre-orders, putting Swift's Big Machine Label Group's predictions of 2 million units in first-week sales in pretty good stead.
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In its stead is a man driven by an almost demonic energy, who never stopped pushing and testing his aesthetic engine, drawing, making it ever bigger and more encompassing.
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The same perverse impetus that mobilizes citizens to work as surrogates for the administration can also be channeled, Reeves points out, toward schemes for alternative governance in its stead.
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Mnangagwa's leadership of the Joint Operations Command kept him in good stead with the country's security forces, whose support paved the way for his impending accession to the presidency.
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Moving forward, Charles stated that the history and quality of the Faber-Castell brand would stand it in good stead, despite the ever changing world we now live in.
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"It's left me in good stead, because I know now that if things go pear shaped I can hold the mic, because I've been there years ago," he explains.
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The new building that was constructed in its stead was named Clinton Hall, home to the Mercantile Library Assocation, where the 19th-century poet Edgar Allan Poe often worked.
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In a protest of how the film industry treated Native Americans, Mr. Brando had a young Apache named Sacheen Littlefeather appear onstage in his stead during the awards ceremony.
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Here the author's earlier research into false history and pseudo-religions stands him in good stead, although whether all of this falls under the rubric of Egyptomania is debatable.
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"As long as [Netflix continues] to focus on just taking care of their own business, not necessarily worrying about others, I think they stand in good stead," he added.
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Pence has made several overseas trips while in office -- and on occasion been sent in the President's stead -- but he has never faced turbulence like in Europe this week.
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But Olesen says his stint driving then vice-captain Bjorn's buggy around Hazeltine in 2016 will hold him in good stead for what he can expect inside the ropes.
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You who were barely honored with birth in the first place, who nearly missed being in this world, you when where could have been a grapevine in your stead?
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But the new law passed in its stead has drawn widespread criticism from gay, lesbian and transgender groups because it prevents cities from passing non-discrimination ordinances until 2020.
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After Arya scares Nymeria off, Ned is forced to execute Lady, the wolf belonging to his daughter Sansa (Sophie Turner), in her stead, to keep peace between the families.
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Facebook says it complies with EU data protection laws, but Richard Allan, the company's vice president of policy solutions who appeared in Zuckerberg's stead, admitted it had made mistakes.
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But when I tried to model it I ended up finding that this intuition was wrong; that analysis has stood me in very good stead now that we're all Japan.
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The penultimate episode of Game of Thrones gave us plenty of conclusions to years-long character arcs, but left one much larger question in their stead: What was the point?
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Flake's decision not to run for re-election will have electoral repercussions in Arizona where the GOP is now scrambling to find a new candidate to run in his stead.
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"It gave us enough cash in the bank to—if we did all the work ourselves and bought only second-hand gear—open this [restaurant] on a shoestring," explains Stead.
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The skunk, the chicken, the king's edicts seem less formidable than absurd, and the recurrent introduced voices of both Twain and Stead may please postmodern-minded adults more than children.
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"The whole approach is less dictatorial than traditional shoe brands that tell you, 'This is what you're wearing this fashion season,' " says early investor Elaine Stead of Blue Sky Funds.
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Twelve years before that, a British journalist named W.T. Stead wrote a short story meant to serve as a warning to the public of inadequate safety measures on ocean liners.
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Here are the three main ingredients to Pompeo's secret sauce for remaining in good stead with Trump, which have been tried and tested in his nearly three years of tenure.
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Donations poured in, and after buying one case of Busch Light, he said he decided to send the rest of money to the University of Iowa Stead Family Children's Hospital.
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"When I think about that [time], I think how lucky we are to release the right record at the right time because it's stood us in good stead," says Kele.
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Three-times French Open champion Mats Wilander believes the mental stability she displayed in the biggest match of her career so far will hold her in good stead for the final.
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Yet in the open studios I have visited before, such as the EFA's (Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts), when the artist isn't there, a friend usually holds fort in their stead.
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Prince Harry may not be traveling to Africa next week with wife Meghan Markle, but in her stead he will be carrying on her campaign for women's empowerment and girls' education.
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"Our stability and sure-footedness and our consistent pro-enterprise policies are standing Ireland in good stead," said Shanahan, who on Thursday committed to leading the agency for another five years.
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That sort of humility might hold particular appeal for Republicans still smarting from Kavanaugh — and looking for a judge they can confirm as quickly and quietly as possible in his stead.
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In King's Landing, Cersei gives Jaime a gold prosthetic hand, and, after being given a new Valyrian steel sword, refuses orders to return to Casterly Rock and rule in Tywin's stead.
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We've always put education first, ahead of the football even... and I think that puts the players in good stead in terms of understanding that there's a realism about the journey.
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Current Montgomery County Commissioner Val Arkoosh is apparently leaning against a run, but her predecessor Leslie Richards may run in her stead, as may state representatives Matt Bradford and Madeleine Dean.
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That means this piece should serve you in good stead for a few decades and, if you like the odd spaceflight design, it will complement your moon boots/Saville Row suit.
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Two years may seem like a while, but the Zoomcar CEO is confident that building a business in India stands Zoomcar in good stead even if others take first mover advantage.
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The teams that were supposed to play were put on hold because one player's computer was having an issue downloading the patch, so Exaequo and Deathmatch Gang played in their stead.
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The Vicarious Yelling Station offers a sort of reprieve from that emotion, encouraging viewers to imagine a surrogate stationed in the wilderness letting out an open-throated bellow in their stead.
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In their stead would be a single unified technology that fills all of the memory requirements of a computer—that is, it will be ultrafast, infinitesimally small, and non-volatile, e.g.
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In its stead, the company announced the iMac Pro, a "love letter to developers," in the words of our video producer, Veanne, who was understandably bummed to return our review unit.
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" Hansen said he was "worried that the world's most important medium is limiting freedom in stead [sic] of trying to extend it, and that this occasionally happens in an authoritarian way.
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And the 35-year-old is convinced Barty's laid-back and rounded attitude will hold her in good stead as she prepares to go into the Wimbledon glare as top seed.
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As Ella Nilsen and I reported, these lawmakers plan to make up for this limitation by having surrogates hit the trail in their stead, holding remote events and leveraging social media.
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Mr. Stead secluded himself in a cabin on Beaver Island, in the middle of Lake Michigan, and wrote the first draft of the 10,000-word story in a feverish nine days.
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But he said demonstrating that commitment all those years ago stood him in good stead to build trust and develop one of the Asia Pacific region's largest hospitality and leisure groups.
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It's not like Pitt's exactly crying over the move ... James Conner's been killin' it in Bell's stead -- and teammates have ripped the RB for his holdout throughout the past few months.
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Some of them are good at attacking, some of them are good at healing, and still others shine when they are taking the hits in the stead of their weaker teammates.
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But we're not far from a world in which our cartoon twins will show up in hologram form in our friend's living rooms on our behalf, tiny ambassadors sent in our stead.
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In the pivotal fourth quarter, Lowry provided a glimpse of what the Raptors, who surged with a 14-7 record in his stead, could be now that #FullSquad status has been attained.
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He said Premier's empowerment credentials, part of government policy to spread wealth to the majority of blacks excluded during white-minority rule, should stand it in good stead when buying other companies.
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Despite what its opponents on the left often said, in terms of its income effects, 732 was progressive — strongly so, maybe more so than the policy now being proposed in its stead.
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The man had been dragged off the plane because he refused to let United kick him off an overbooked flight from Chicago to Louisville so their employees could fly in his stead.
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" The chorus reads: "I know that it breaks your heart when I cry again/Over him, mmh/I know that it breaks your heart when I cry again/'Stead of ghostin' him.
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Cuomo seems to believe that his undeniable accomplishments—legalizing gay marriage, passing tough gun laws—put him in good stead with liberal voters, including the very liberal voters of New York City.
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Ringwald, however, didn't initially accept the role, and allegedly among the actresses considered to play Andie in her stead were Tatum O'Neal, Lori Loughlin, Diane Lane, Sarah Jessica Parker and Brooke Shields.
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TROON, Scotland (Reuters) - Phil Mickelson has always been known for his laid-back style and it is exactly that approach that is holding him in good stead at this week's British Open.
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The debate became so tense last year that Mr. de Blasio skipped a hearing on the issue held just opposite City Hall in Lower Manhattan and sent Ms. Fariña in his stead.
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He sent in his stead not his wife, Agnes, but a woman with whom he had lately grown obsessed and for whom he would soon abandon Agnes — the glamorous actress Carlotta Monterey.
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Mr. Johnson did send an emissary in his stead: Michael Gove, a cabinet member who formerly served as the environment minister, but Channel 4 said the debate was for party leaders only.
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Center Myles Johnson produced a career-high-tying 18 points and 14 rebounds and guard Caleb McDonnell posted a season-high 20 points in Baker's stead for Rutgers (11-3, 603-1).
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"I hope we've left in good stead, but maybe we have and maybe we haven't," Trump said — a nod to the emerging discrepancies in how and when Bolton left his administration post.
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Williams leads Mavs over Suns in Nowitzki's stead DALLAS — With power forward Dirk Nowitzki sitting on the bench in street clothes, point guard Deron Williams took on the offensive burden Sunday night.
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Before this announcement, Trump didn't really have to deal with the Iranian nuclear standoff: He could criticize the deal without needing concrete plans for what to put in place in its stead.
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But, things get complicated when Cash, now back to winning and breaking records, skips the midterm he and Zoey so aggressively prepared for; in his stead is a random student forging Cash's name.
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Laurene and I have settled on a plan that, as I approach 70, Emerson Collective will take full ownership of The Atlantic and she serve in my stead as leader of the enterprise.
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Pruitt resigned after dealing with near-constant controversy over his hiring and firing practices, excessive use of money on things he didn't need, and — apparently like Ross in his stead — his grifting habits.
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He later changed his mind, leaving Tod Williams (known for directing Paranormal Activity 2 six years ago) to consider Cell a good idea for a horror movie, if nothing else, in his stead.
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You could also get a large mortgage that let you buy a home in the suburbs and, barring the occasional horrible crash, that has been said to hold us all in good stead.
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He is also a member of the programs and exhibitions committee of the Hill-Stead Museum and advisory member to the Building Expansion Committee of the Farmington Historical Society, both in Farmington, Conn.
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Shiffrin didn't compete in the women's downhill on Wednesday but she has trained on the course and that experience, allied with her slalom skills, should stand her in good stead for the combined.
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"There is inherent danger aligning oneself politically to any far sided agenda, in that the majority of consumers may not see themselves and the values they hold dear in your brand," Stead added.
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If you use cultural values in your branding and message as a way to engage with customers, then it is incumbent on you to authentically represent them, whether publicly or privately, Stead suggested.
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"We share so many similar interests and values and we know this will stand us in great stead for the years ahead, full of love and happiness," the couple said in a statement.
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In its stead are fears of costly trade wars, of new Russian pressures on countries from Estonia to Ukraine, of a steadily warming planet beset by drought, sea-level rise and human displacement.
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It is a team that has discovered the virtue of patience, and of precision, characteristics that Klopp believes stand it in better stead of thriving over an entire season, rather than in patches.
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One night, she said, Mr. Hybels felt too sick to go to a church event, so he sent his wife in his stead to introduce the guest speaker, a famous evangelist from India.
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Within two years, the novice was competing in three star events and then moved back to Sydney to set up on his own before impressing Clifton Eventers founder and stable owner Frances Stead.
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After speaking with his family, he decided that, minus the cost of one case of Busch Light, he'd give the rest of the money to the University of Iowa Stead Family Children's Hospital.
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I am lucky in that I could, if I wanted to, buy a $200 dress, but it would still mean that now there is something else that I won't buy in its stead.
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In Port Augusta, Australia, for example, a community with workers and their unions at a dying coal-fired power station successfully lobbied for a solar thermal plant to be built in its stead.
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Those views have put him in good stead with Mr. Trump, whom White House aides said has come to value Mr. Pompeo's pungent opinions and hard-charging style during his presidential daily briefings.
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Stephen Mnuchin, wore a black leather skirt and long black leather gloves when she accompanied her husband to see his new dollar bills, and the internet kept seeing Kylo Ren in her stead.
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It found that the Thunder scored 2.7 more points per 100 possessions when Mr Westbrook was on the court than they would have with an average player in his stead, and allowed 0.3 fewer.
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Teachers may choose among arts venues, including the Connecticut Ballet at the Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts, the Wadsworth Atheneum and Real Art Ways in Hartford and the Hill-Stead Museum in Farmington.
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Roby was not in attendance Friday, as she was flying back from Washington, DC. Her husband was there in her stead, surrounded by a number of supporters wearing T-shirts emblazoned with her name.
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"The government feels much regret at having burdened you all and not having provided more support and encouragement," Hwang said in a New Year's address, speaking in the stead of President Park Geun-hye.
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But I am dumbstruck that someone who carries the weight of having seen others go off in his stead — friends, neighbors, classmates, teammates — could sneer at those who gave so much to the country.
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Historians now believe that First Lady Edith Wilson effectively ran the country in his stead for the rest of his second term—perhaps the closest the United States has come to a coup d'etat.
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Rubio's agenda has disquieting parallels to the Cold War years when the United States supported the removal of governments in eight countries across the region, ushering in a wave of dictators in their stead.
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In its stead, it says the updated code will include an expectation on those carrying out trials to publish safety information; trial performance reports; and to carry out risks assessments before conducting a trial.
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I relied heavily on Jon in Alex's stead, and that's one thing about being in a triad that I hadn't foreseen; when things fall apart, someone will be there to help carry the burden.
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Pence, who traveled to Minnesota and Washington state with task force members on Thursday, postponed a political event scheduled in Wisconsin and sent the second lady to an event in Minnesota in his stead.
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Given the ECB's struggle to come up with serious female contenders to replace outgoing President Mario Draghi, that might stand her in good stead when the job next falls vacant in eight years' time.
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And he has known Mr. Trump for decades, since he lived in Manhattan at Trump World Tower and declined to sit on the condo board, a spot that his wife took in his stead.
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"The President had scheduled meetings and bilaterals with Germany and India, so a senior member of the Administration attended in his stead," press secretary Stephanie Grisham said by way of explanation for Trump's absence.
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" Ivanka Trump went to the Warsaw memorial in her father's stead, though Trump softened that blow somewhat by mentioning, in his big Warsaw speech, that "the Nazis systematically murdered millions of Poland's Jewish citizens.
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Kerber beat Serena on a hard court in the Australian Open final in January to lift her first grand slam title and said this would stand in her in good stead for Saturday's showdown.
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We are currently in the midst of fighting to protect the historic buildings that provide affordable housing from being demolished so that hotels, office towers and luxury high-rises can rise in their stead.
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A former Supreme Court judge, Lord Sumption, disagreed, telling Sky News that a more likely scenario is that a judge would rule that another senior government official pursue the extension request in Johnson's stead.
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He spoke to his family and decided that, after the cost of paying for a case of Busch Light, he'd give the rest to the University of Iowa Stead Family Children's Hospital, he said.
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In its stead, they use: Since the 2016 election, liberals and the Democratic Party have increasingly embraced a variety of European tax and spending policies, from single-payer health care to tuition-free college.
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He's been performing since forever, and while that's not necessarily a perfect childhood, it did set him (and others like him, including Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera) in good stead for a career in pop.
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But then he quit after the filing deadline, meaning the GOP couldn't recruit a more established politician to run his stead and likely sticking them with a little-known tax lawyer as their only candidate.
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Mr. Stead said on a conference call Monday that he began speaking with Lance Uggla, the chairman and chief executive of Markit, around the time of Markit's $1.3 billion initial public offering in June 2014.
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And when a photograph is too rare or fragile to be loaned out for exhibitions, the curator in charge can call on the ARCP to make an accurate facsimile that will travel in its stead.
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Mr. Trump skipped the event last year — Vice President Mike Pence spoke in his stead — but there is precedent for spotty presidential attendance: Barack Obama did not speak there until his third year in office.
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This fall, Doubleday will release "The Purloining of Prince Oleomargarine," an expanded version of the story that was fleshed out and reimagined by the children's book author-and-illustrator team of Philip and Erin Stead.
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While the original work has a timeless quality, the Steads added a postmodern twist: Twain himself makes an appearance in the book, to argue with the author, Philip Stead, about the direction the story takes.
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Jade DeLucia did not receive a flu shot this season and spent two weeks fighting for her life in the intensive care unit at University of Iowa Stead Family Children&aposs Hospital, according to CNN.
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His book, which recounts his experiences in detention, was written over five years through WhatsApp texts in Farsi to his translator, Omid Tofighian, who accepted the award in his stead on Thursday night in Melbourne.
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A 106-page draft version of the leadership bill was leaked last week, providing more details into how the House would dismantle major provisions of the Affordable Care Act and what would come in its stead.
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Following this script will keep you in good stead: My job is to listen to you, gather some information and then help you with _____(diagnosis, fix the problem, etc.) Let's talk for a few minutes about _____.
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And in truth, the roots were even growing before that -- when Trump refused to put his assets in a blind trust -- instead delegating Don Jr. (and another son, Eric) to run the company in his stead.
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If machines are laboring in our stead, and aren't buying any of the fruits of that labor, should we not receive the paychecks that aren't going to them or us, so as to buy those fruits?
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Isner took command early, breaking Evans in the second game and winning the first set without facing a break point as his booming serve held him in good stead in blustery winds on the outdoor hardcourt.
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"We will have to wait until Melbourne to find out exactly where we stand in the pecking order but I'm confident that our hard work over the winter will stand us in good stead," said Williams.
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Her penchant for charming world leaders would stand her in good stead as Chief of Protocol at the State Department, should she choose to stay in Washington (a position that entails welcoming foreign heads of state).
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His experience leading both a large Britain-based company and a Hong Kong-listed insurer will stand him in good stead to oversee HSBC, whose most profitable markets are in Britain and the Asian financial hub.
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The idea is that you've crash-landed on a planet after tracking a mysterious signal, but the spaceman aboard the ship is trapped — you play his cat, Kiki, who must explore the planet in his stead.
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As long as she remains the Democratic leader in the House and Republicans can describe their opponents as servants of a San Francisco liberal in office for so many decades, they're in good stead, he said.
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The son of a Major League Baseball pitcher, Mahomes is as poised in interviews as in the pocket, something that will stand him in good stead in the two-week build-up to the season finale.
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Barr has refused to recuse himself from legal issues relating to Ukraine, or to appoint a special counsel in his stead, even though Trump told President Zelensky on the phone to bring Barr into the loop.
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This bitter legacy calls for policies by the U.S. and its allies to undermine Islamist domination wherever it is found, inoculate youth from Islamist teachings and promote a new set of salubrious ideals in their stead.
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Bob, who needs to find his way home — he just can't recall where it is — is the title character of a new novel by Ms. Mass and Ms. Stead, best-selling authors and first-time collaborators.
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As we turn toward the next decade, full of grim uncertainty and aesthetics that reflect our polarized states of being, a new duo must arise in their stead – here&aposs the case for one viable option.
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That made it all the more guilt-inducing when she came home to discover Etienne's apparent miracle recovery, as he spoke lucidly about the offer from Livingston University (the one Juliette had accepted in his stead).
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As I realize this may be illegal and perhaps even impossible, I would consider settling for a candidate who is willing to get weighed in my stead, and proceed with the rest of the experience myself.
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The World Boxing Super Series promoter Kalle Sauerland told Business Insider he believes the way Klitschko kept himself in elite shape with "insane" training camps could stand him in good stead should he return to the sport.
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Meanwhile Valerie Stead, director of the Academy for Gender, Work and Leadership at Lancaster University's Management School, told CNBC in an email Wednesday that a "complex mix of interconnected challenges" were preventing women's advancement into leadership roles.
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When I first see the photo, I wonder if Trump will clear all the PS3 games out of the Gitmo Detainee Library and in their stead, place crisp, clean new copies of The Art of the Deal.
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For the first few bars of "Moth Into Flame," one of their new record's strongest tracks, the mighty Metallica were reduced to the status of backing band as Lady Gaga belted out the lyrics in Hetfield's stead.
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In their stead, a new generation is rising, led by the tournament's breakout star, if that is not a strange tag to give to someone who is already the second-most expensive player in the world: Mbappé.
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The story ends differently in different versions; in some Iphigenia dies, in some she lives, and in some she is swapped out at the last moment for another deer, which dies in her stead as she survives.
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For what is now called "The Purloining of Prince Oleomargarine," Philip Stead has come up with a text that, in an unpretentious way, is almost postmodern, nearly Calvinoish in its self-consciousness about its own entangled origins.
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Of the 55 other legendary female performers who have walked in her stead -- as solo acts or girl groups or members of some of the biggest bands in music history -- more than half have been African American.
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Alternatively, it was a humbling and tormenting month for Hopkins, who said in a telephone interview this week that his emotions related to the effort to "protect" his beloved program in Boeheim's stead remained difficult to express.
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While the Facebook chief executive had been hesitant to appear before government inquiries in the past, opting to send lawyers or senior deputies in his stead, he faced a two-day public grilling in Congress last month.
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In his stead, Chicago Justice character Peter Stone (Philip Winchester) has become the new ADA, with Winchester being added to the show as a regular who will likely continue with the show next season should it be renewed.
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It's an effort in part to insulate House Republicans from the attempt to repeal and replace President Barack Obama's controversial healthcare law, though the GOP has yet to unify around a single plan to pass in its stead.
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This will be Price's third time at the helm, and he said the eight players returning from the close defeat in South Korea two years ago had developed a strong bond which should stand them in good stead.
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In his stead, Chicago Justice character Peter Stone (Philip Winchester) has become the new ADA, with Winchester being added to the show as a regular who will likely continue with the show next season should it be renewed.
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The lone cashier waves me over, because of course I wasn't paying attention, and I ask the lady behind me to go on in my stead since I forgot to grab a tub of miso by the tofu.
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Podesta's counteroffer was widely reported as being Elizabeth Warren on the ticket in Sanders's stead: a major concession, considering how powerful the specter of Vice President Warren has already become as a Wall Street fundraising tool for Rubio.
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In her stead, royal advisor Vulko (Willem Dafoe) — in his inexplicably ample free time away from his duties to King Orm — visits Arthur on the surface, teaching him to fight and swim in the ways of his people.
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"As a demutualised entity that is profit-seeking, the NSE will be in a better stead to capitalize on new income opportunities ... and be able to better support economic growth," NSE chief executive Oscar Onyema said on Thursday.
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Von der Leyen secured victory by just nine votes, meaning the support of 5-Star was vital — a fact that the Italian group hopes will stand it in good stead in the future political horse-trading in Brussels.
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Last year, at our Disrupt event in San Francisco, TC talked with Pishevar about the venture market and specifically about Benchmark's Bill Gurley, who recently stepped off of Uber's board, installing his partner Matt Cohler in his stead.
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The designers Chen Chen and Kai Williams made the lamps overhead; the sculptor Jessi Reaves designed the tap handles for the draft beers; and the artist Jessie Stead created a video looping in the hall to the restrooms.
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These reforms represent the only realistic opportunity you will have to steer the House toward an agenda that will keep you in good stead with the voter who supported you, but likely supported your opponent two years earlier.
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The music is powerful on its own, but once one reads the lyrics, Decivilize hits even harder, and the world it offers in our wretched present's stead feels even more like a possibility, instead of just a dream.
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The ScholarMatcher, in its second year, is an interactive tool designed to show students from households with incomes of less than $50,000 which schools are most likely to be affordable and to leave them in good financial stead.
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Last week, Vice President Mike Pence, who traveled to Minnesota and Washington state with task force members, postponed a political event scheduled in Wisconsin and sent the second lady to another political event in Minnesota in his stead.
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As the details of their helter-skelter adventure unspool in Matthew Cordell's frizzy, pert, deadpan drawings, Philip C. Stead, whose tonally adroit knack for comedic dialog recalls Charles Schulz's, lets readers eavesdrop on snippets of the onboard conversation.
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Shepherding the measure in his stead is Senator James Inhofe, the Republican of Oklahoma who has made a signature issue of advocacy on behalf of the oil industry and denying the established science of human-caused global warming.
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Quentin Clark resigned a couple of weeks ago as the CTO of Dropbox at the same time that the storage company announced two other execs — Bharat Mediratta and Tim Young — were joining its leadership team in Clark's stead.
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"We said yes before our brains could tell us it was a terrible idea and we would never be able to do it," Mr. Stead said in a telephone interview from the couple's home studio in Northern Michigan.
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In order to maximize her time on the ground, Warren skipped her usual "selfie" lines to zip off to other events, but left her dog Bailey, who has become a campaign favorite, behind for pictures in her stead.
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Djokovic's drop shots that had held him in good stead in the tournament also proved to be ineffective against the athletic Monfils, who was up to the task of lengthening rallies to prevent the Serb from controlling points.
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Yet there is little appetite among the United States' partners to revisit the Iran deal, nor is there much eagerness among lawmakers to cancel the existing health care program without a new system to install in its stead.
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Stead and Samson are rather alike in their determination to leave as little to chance as possible, and in their view that good fellowship — like good bookmaking — is an art to be tended down to the last detail.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - United States gold medal hopes Nicholas Lucena and Phil Dalhausser relished Thursday's marathon victory against Italy's Paolo Nicolai and Daniele Lupo, a performance they said put them in good stead for the knockout rounds.
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In his stead, a shadowy cabal of businessmen, generals, intelligence chiefs and politicians, including the army chief of staff and the president's brothers, known as "le pouvoir" (the power), have been running the state and milking its wealth.
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"It does seem that, despite a belief that his anti-fossil fuel bent and reliance on government tax credits could put him in bad stead with Trump, his build America mentality makes him the president's unlikely hero," Cramer said.
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Among the employees who signed the letter was Josh Giegel, then senior vice president of engineering, who Recode first reported has assumed all of BamBrogan's responsibilities and been named co-founder in his stead as of early this month.
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Because he did a favor to the god Apollo (which is another story), he has been promised a chance to escape death, but only if someone will give up their life and go to the underworld in his stead.
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Under the artful direction of Alexandre Moors, Ehrenreich commands the screen with conflicted charisma that stands him in good stead for his upcoming stint in a galaxy far, far away, while Sheridan's sensitive portrayal lends the movie its heart.
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Inevitably, the beef would end in a ceasefire courtesy of Kanye and the legendary J Prince and for the rest of the summer we'd get several Kanye "You know how the paigon chit-chat goes" subs in its stead.
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After saving those break points, she won 10 of the next 13 games to set up a last-16 match against twice champion Petra Kvitova, an experience she believes will stand her in good stead, no matter the result.
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" He adds: "I have written this letter to you because I am worried that the world's most important medium is limiting freedom in stead [sic] of trying to extend it, and that this occasionally happens in an authoritarian way.
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Washington (CNN)In the immediate aftermath of news Wednesday that Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy will retire, Senate Democrats issued a series of statements promising to ensure that President Donald Trump doesn't pick a conservative judge in his stead.
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Key intellectuals, activists and politicians on both the left and the right came to share a systemic critique of the parties' fuzzy programmatic overlap, as well as a democratic argument for forging disciplined, ideologically distinct parties in their stead.
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As expected we're looking at an extended pause in stead precipitation, although patchy areas of light snow and sleet could bring a another dusting and some slick spots to parts of the metro area late morning into early afternoon.
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In its stead, we should see a new haptic system based on the one first introduced iPhone XR.New Apple TVTV+, Apple's new streaming service, and Arcade, its new game subscription service, are both expected to launch in the fall.
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An accompanying "one-pager" on the issue, which was also seen by Reuters, included the assertion that black lung was in decline and that the trust fund would be in good stead without an extension of the excise tax.
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Although he was forced to roll back partially, Trump's first instinct was to take the director of national intelligence and chairman of the joint chiefs off the permanent membership of the National Security Council and install Bannon in their stead.
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The record was heralded as a much-needed homecoming to their classic death metal sound after the critical misstep of their electronic-tinged previous album, and saw iconic vocalist and bassist Steve Tucker return to the fold in Dave Vincent's stead.
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"Ashtead is one of the most heavily U.S.-exposed businesses on the UK stock market, and as Trump's America enjoys a tax cut-fuelled investment boom, that's stood it in great stead," said Nicholas Hyett, an equity analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown.
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"As a husband and father, I was offended by the words and actions described by Donald Trump in the eleven-year-old video released yesterday," Pence said in a written statement before refusing to attend a Wisconsin rally in Trump's stead.
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Like Putin, he last showed up for the UN's 70th anniversary and as a fellow permanent member of the UN Security Council knows that everyone will pay attention to whatever the person he has speak in his stead will say anyway.
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Dr. Jonathan Klein, medical director of the NICU at University of Iowa Stead Family Children's Hospital, told the Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier that Keeley and Kambry are "clearly" among the top four or five youngest babies ever delivered at the hospital.
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A week or two after my fall, I realized that a profound appreciation of her past life and a profound acceptance of her future death stood Carrol in good stead, not a macho determination to battle and beat the disease.
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Whereas Google is clearly putting consumer-friendly features that automate mundane tasks front and center, Microsoft is looking to make Cortana into a more symbiotic tool — something that works in conjunction with a human, not necessarily in the person's stead.
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Dr. Jonathan Klein, medical director of the NICU at University of Iowa Stead Family Children's Hospital, told the Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier that Keeley and Kambry are "clearly" among the top four or five youngest babies ever delivered at the hospital.
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But even some of its most supportive investors concede that, while the restructuring - which included axing a fifth of senior management jobs - might stand Rolls in good stead in the long term, it could pose problems over the next five years.
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Indeed, one of the most potent recent discussions of the broken systems that led to both the rise of Trump and the world that seems to be following in his stead is HBO's Westworld, a science fiction tale about robots.
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"I just wanted to finish as quick as possible, with the onset of thunder, (which) just came a lot quicker than I thought," said Kim, who hopes her victory of five years ago will stand her in good stead on Sunday.
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She rode with him in the ambulance to the hospital where she worked, but his injuries were so serious that he was airlifted to the University of Iowa Stead Family Children's Hospital in Iowa City, about 60 miles to the west.
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"This transformational merger brings together two information-rich companies to create a powerful provider of unique business intelligence, data and analytics to a broad and complementary customer base," Jerre Stead, the IHS chairman and chief executive, said in the statement.
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In their stead are teams that skew heavily to either offense or defense, oftentimes at the total expense of the other, for no reason other than the difficulty to allocate suitable resources on both sides and remain under the hard cap.
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In order to leave, one was required to make sure her neighbors were cared for: [N]o one should dare leave his neighbor unless there are others who will take care of the sick in their stead and nurse them….
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Some are convinced that because no one mentions her in the flash forwards, Kate must be dead, and others have suggested that Toby went to say goodbye to Rebecca because he knew that Kate would want him to in her stead.
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Anticipating that sales projections for the company are likely to be "a little bit down but not horrendously", the partner at the pharmaceutical consultancy said the financial firepower of the Swiss giant would stand it in good stead going forward.
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Stead leaves the reader with much to ponder, not least if you consider that his unflappable mammoth's real-world counterparts went extinct millenniums ago and that the Old Testament superhero whose name he bears was betrayed by the woman he loved.
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By the end of the day, he'd accumulated more than $216,2350 — and quickly realized that the fast-growing cash would be put to much better use at the University of Iowa Stead Family Children's Hospital, as opposed to his wallet.
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And as they move to document the spaces they've called home, a new configuration of agender, lesbian-friendly queer nightlife has taken root in their stead, one that may prove a blueprint for the future of queer nightlife in general.
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The source gave no reason for the cancellation, but the Trump campaign had announced Friday evening that Pence would attend the event in Trump's stead after Ryan said he was "sickened" by Trump's comments and announced Trump would no longer attend the event.
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" "And they're going to have to go out and get a job and earn a living later on in life and if they've had a normal a start in life they possibly can get, then hopefully that will stand them in good stead.
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In several books published over 15 years, Mr Gray has reasserted his belief that there is no God, while also attacking the liberal humanism that has emerged in God's stead—which, he thinks, is as flaky as the religion it has replaced.
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"Temporary accommodations are being overwhelmed by overcrowding and disease," Frances Stead Sellers, Scott Wilson and Tim Craig wrote on Monday in the Post, noting that more than 120 people have contracted what appears to be a highly contagious infection known as norovirus.
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Velasquez, to remind, spent nearly two years on the injury list after his 2013 defeat of Junior Dos Santos, slowing the progress of the heavyweight division he ruled at the time, and forcing the UFC to crown an interim champion in his stead.
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"They weren't coming off a pristine base and perhaps consumers/users were primed to begin to question whether Uber was a company they wanted to continue to support," Elaine Stead, managing director of Brisbane-based Blue Sky Venture Capital, explained in a email.
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Giertz herself was scheduled to visit the frozen continent to take part in a documentary, so when life and brain surgery got in the way, she figured she'd send part of the excised tumor in her stead, as her whole body couldn't go.
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A smaller bank has gone out of business every day for the past seven years, Szyperski said, citing the Dodd-Frank financial reform law enacted after the 2007-2008 financial crisis as a reason new banks had not formed in their stead.
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For many — especially for young Latinos, many of whom came of political age during the Obama administration — the outgoing president is associated with the promise he made, then broke, on immigration reform, as well as the deportations that took place in its stead.
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At Mount Sinai Hospital, spouses and family members have been barred from entering the labor and delivery floor as part of a plan that treats every expectant mother as if she has the coronavirus, per Brittany Shammas, Frances Stead Sellers and Ariana.
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The Robert Blumenthal Gallery is suing him now, saying he still owes the gallery seven of those pieces, and — as ample evidence of the surging popularity of Mr. Fordjour's art — says it will accept no less than $1.45 million in their stead.
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Farther east in Indianola, Warren made a vigorous last push to supporters, apologizing for having to forgo her typical selfie line -- and offering her golden retriever Bailey in her stead as she barnstormed the state before returning to Washington for the impeachment trial.
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But it is impossible not to wonder if, in part, Chelsea, stripped of Terry and Costa and the last links to what it once was, has lost a little something, too: that steel, that snarl that stood it in such good stead.
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Recently, after unveiling Instagram and Twitter accounts for an AI character called "War Nymph" (she's been describing it as her new online avatar, mapped from her own body), she sent War Nymph to a magazine photoshoot in her stead, clad in Balenciaga.
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In the episode's final scene, Jamal gathers the family and confronts his father with a song that itemizes the man's many crimes in explicit detail, from faking his own mother's death to letting Cookie do a 17-year prison term in his stead.
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