Two Hart Trophies, three Art Ross Trophies, three Ted Lindsay Awards, and five Stanley Cups decorate his trophy case.
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The only trophies in Kariya's case are two Lady Byngs, which are the People's Choice Awards of NHL trophies.
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But Nadal has the trophies, so many trophies, and a 12th Coupe des Mousquetaires is just one victory away.
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Trophies or no trophies, we are all just striving to do some really good art and help people's lives with it.
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Elephant trophies The Trump administration will soon allow the importation of African elephant trophies, and some folks are ticked off about it.
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Crosby has numerous other individual accolades in that time — two Conn Smythe trophies, two Ted Lindsay trophies, and a Hart Memorial trophy.
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Parent was clearly dominant, winning two Stanley Cups, two Conn Smythe Trophies, and two Vezina Trophies, and was a five-time All-Star.
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An eight-foot-long shelf of trophies dominated the living room—trophies from races in Phoenix, Detroit, Orlando, Louisville, and Dubai, among other venues.
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Outside of La Liga, Messi helped Barcelona win seven other major trophies, while Ronaldo helped guide Madrid to three consecutive UEFA Champions League trophies.
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Our objective is to win the major trophies, and to put the club in a position where it can consistently compete for the major trophies.
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He won three straight Selke Trophies as the league's top defensive forward and four Lady Byng Trophies for displaying good sportsmanship while playing at a high level.
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"We joke about getting 'fake trophies,' but it still feels good to have a tweet recognized," @TheBoydP, who claims to have more Favstar trophies than anyone, told BuzzFeed News.
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No matter who the manager is, this will always be Cristiano Ronaldo's team: its triumphs are his triumphs, its trophies are his trophies, almost always achieved through his own, divine intervention.
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I'm very happy – an amazing season, we've won trophies.
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A press release on the firm's website also mentions Snapchat's "points" and "trophies," indicating they played a role in the girl's actions, though there are no trophies related to the speed filter.
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This Thursday, June 21 photo, released by the National Security Ministry shows fake World Cup trophies stuffed with cocaine, and the product itself on display next to the trophies, in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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Now they glisten under the sun, trophies of Celedon's activism.
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It's like they are on display as trophies of decadence.
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Jamie Lee Curtis knows the trophies don't make the person.
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In theory, it could win all four trophies this season.
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The guest favors were faithful recreations of the golden trophies.
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It's time we recognize them with prestige and shiny trophies.
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Jabba sits tall on his dais, surrounded by alien trophies.
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Men consider women game, war trophies, prey, and themselves hunters.
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"Put it right next to the Heisman Trophies," he beams.
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"I have won three trophies in my life," Keith said.
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In general, though, benchmarks are like Little League participation trophies.
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It's 2017 so at least we all get participation trophies.
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But they've got to hand out the trophies, don't they?
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The club has won four Bundesliga trophies in a row.
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A manager with so much experience, with so many trophies.
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"The trophies don't really mean anything to me," he said.
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But we know how difficult it is to win trophies.
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"They Don't Need Trophies but They Want Reinforcement," Forbes wrote.
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"I don't really see them as trophies," Justice Thomas said.
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They also carted off three church bells as war trophies.
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And then Barry sees all the taekwondo trophies Ronny has.
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Trophies can be any part of the elephant, including tusks.
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Our children are not trophies for us to show around.
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"(Winning trophies with Everton) would be the pinnacle," Rooney said.
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Twitter had lots to say about the two snagging trophies.
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And winning major industry awards, outside of special effects trophies?
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A movie about a gay rock star collected four trophies.
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He may have touched more Heisman Trophies than anyone else.
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His home is adorned with trophies won over the years.
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"Stop giving men trophies for doing the bare minimum," Holliday commented.
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Six Stanley Cups, five Vezina Trophies, and a Conn Smythe Trophy.
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"Elephants aren't meant to be trophies, they're meant to roam free."
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Earl carefully placed his trophies, smooth as globes, in his pockets.
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That "game" (really just meaningless points and trophies) is pretty stupid.
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He's the winner of 22 of the show's surfboard shaped trophies.
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Chance the Rapper took home three trophies, including Best New Artist.
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Trump reversing the ban on elephant trophies should disgust all Americans.
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The shelf behind his desk held trophies from recent shooting contests.
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As I stand atop my throne of trophies, I gain knowledge!
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The night's biggest winner was Idris Elba, who got two trophies.
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The reason is that 2419 related items have become stoner trophies.
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I see a mountain of trophies in one of the photos.
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The Spaniards won five straight European Cup trophies in the 1950s.
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She's won 24 grand slams and countless other trophies and titles.
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When it's all over, trophies are awarded to the category winners.
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Recently released, this sick Barf Girls pin emerges alongside bizarre trophies.
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I have an Academy Award and two Super Bowl trophies, asshole.
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Trophies, PlayStation's corollary to Xbox Achievements, take the concept even further.
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I took a photo with the USWNT's four World Cup trophies.
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In his mind, they were neither decorative baubles nor travel trophies.
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"We've still got a bunch of Big 12 trophies," he said.
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At the end of the day, winners receive titles and trophies.
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Hunting trophies can include any number of body parts, including tusks.
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When they die, the festival's taxidermist, above, turns them into trophies.
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Once, Mr. Patenko mounted as many as 50 trophies a year.
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That little cup became one of the sport's most revered trophies.
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It is to those trophies that all of Parma's history leads.
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He won a record four Super Bowl Most Valuable Player trophies.
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There are other measures, beyond trophies, of what Simeone has achieved.
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"They win two trophies a year," Iwan tells them about Munich.
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At a visitor's urging, Whitlock showed his display of novelty trophies.
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The crowd begins to pack up before the trophies are awarded.
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I've gotten a few of the "very rare" trophies thus far.
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The permanent collection will also include trophies, racing suits and other memorabilia.
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Bryant seems to have a history of grabbing trophies at awards shows.
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The actress has won three trophies, for The Iron Lady, Kramer vs.
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The Kill Team Rated R for murder and gruesome trophies from killings.
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It's not about the gold medals or the trophies or the money.
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Familiar names, however, are tipped to take off with the winners' trophies.
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Beyoncé and JAY-Z have more trophies to add to their shelf.
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Did you parent leave all your softball trophies in your childhood room?
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There are no participation trophies in the struggle for balanced federal powers.
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By the summer of 393, Mourinho had won a trio of trophies.
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But she says she has given most of her tennis trophies away.
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I'm already anticipating the cast taking home some trophies come awards season.
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Only Musial had three M.V.P. trophies at a younger age than Trout.
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James and Larry Bird both have three championships and three MVP trophies.
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"On one hand, you know, he loves awards and trophies," he said.
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Some hoisted the boxes above their heads as if they were trophies.
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"We measure our teams by how many trophies we win," York said.
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But the trophies were mostly in technical categories, including choreography and direction.
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They brandished yet more flags, twirled scarves, paraded smoking flares like trophies.
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So this is my goal, to play finals and to win trophies.
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Turning that into trophies, plural, will require an elaborate high-wire act.
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Down in the museum, the trophies are back in their rightful place.
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Here he was raising trophies, posing for the national team, getting married.
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It adorned Nicklaus' wrist as he hoisted trophies, appearing in countless photos.
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On a large shelf in one room were dozens of Meza's trophies.
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The company assumed over $1 billion in debt from its new trophies.
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They won numerous tournament trophies and earned widespread notoriety in fishing circles.
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Last season, the club added all four domestic trophies to its cabinet.
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The bighorn is considered one of the greatest trophies among modern hunters.
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Winners get popcorn shaped trophies and are chosen by fans voting online.
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We'll continue to update throughout the night as more trophies are handed out.
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Updates to the user interface provide more information about games, friends and Trophies.
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Only the New England Patriots and Pittsburgh Steelers have amassed six Lombardi trophies.
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Theodore Roosevelt had a long history with owls, both as pets and trophies.
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She's also scooped up more AMA trophies than any female artist in history.
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The trophies on the wall are for fishing derbies, darts and motorboat races.
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"He sold his trophies and awards to help the IDPs," Hkawng Dau said.
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Jacob even has memories of destroying hundreds of grandpa's "trophies" following his death.
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Moss' victory continued The Handmaid's Tale 2017 winning streak, comprising five total trophies.
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The first Emmy Awards gave one of its six trophies to a ventriloquist!
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Trophies and medals marking those feats cover the seafoam wall of her room.
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And unlike Sanders, she's already put a number of trophies on her wall.
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"Game of Thrones" tallied a record 12 trophies for the second consecutive year.
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The long-running CBS soap opera took home eight trophies total this year.
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So now, she feels it's more possible and, 'Are those trophies enough anymore?
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Framed photos of Slater and a few of his trophies serve as decor.
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"What I like most about the pageant is trophies!" chants one girl excitedly.
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Since the first show in 2014, the pop star has won eight trophies.
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The green jacket has become one of the most iconic trophies in sports.
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Trump sees women as trophies -- signifiers of sway -- for the financially successful male.
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According to Snapchat, the service has never offered trophies for high-speed driving.
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In a "season with few trophies," auctions see a falloff from spring's bonanza.
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He has claimed a haul of domestic trophies with Chelsea and other clubs.
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Two of his Little League trophies still stand beside Mr. Lombardy's chess awards.
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Just a tip, dude ... sometimes Hollywood trophies don't leave with their rightful owner.
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Vigilantes often took trophies, proof, in their mind, that "justice" had been served.
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He can sit back and admire his trophies, or go chase new ones.
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"This is not trophies or whatever," Mr. Olivier told me he recollected thinking.
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The case is forcing the sale of valuable memorabilia, including his Wimbledon trophies.
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Auriemma continued hauling national championship trophies, 11 in all, back to Storrs, Conn.
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Adele has also won all four trophies but did so over three years.
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Finally, permitted trophy hunting may encourage demand for such trophies beyond sustainable hunts.
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Drawing closer he realizes they are human heads, barbarous trophies of Kurtz's power.
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Today's literary reviews too often turn into participation trophies, quiet tour-guide appreciations.
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How much Brawl Stars have you played (how many "trophies" have you earned)?
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There are those in the U.S. Congress who wish to ban lion trophies.
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They are the games in which titles and trophies are won and lost.
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The Nationals aren't the only Washington sports team bringing home trophies this year.
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There are trophies for the teams who come first, second, and third overall.
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We are obsessed not only with trophies but working feverishly towards them (#goals).
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He was upset by the misuse of hunting to garner trophies, not food.
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I just remember wondering, what would Young Preppy Elliot have gotten trophies for?
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Thomas Tuchel is the latest head coach charged with bringing trophies to Paris.
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Since the 1860s Tiffany has had a somewhat unexpected sideline in … sports trophies.
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This means there's opportunity for several different freshman series to take home trophies.
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At their apartment they proudly displayed some of their shiny medals and trophies.
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It also has photographs, fancy collars and show trophies, including one from Tiffany.
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After the trophies are given out and everyone is seated, the finals begin.
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Except this time, there are no trophies or impromptu green tea Gatorade baths.
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For many, sore legs, arms, and abdominals are trophies after a long workout.
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And the evening's presentation of trophies was mostly an enjoyable, even sprightly time.
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Since then, the Obama administration has placed lions in Africa under the protection of the Endangered Species Act, France has banned the import of lion trophies, and more than 40 airlines have said they will no longer transport hunting trophies.
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Clarification: This story was updated to reflect that the Obama administration's restrictions on the import of elephant trophies from Zimbabwe and Zambia prevented US hunters from bringing trophies home, but did not prevent them from participating in hunts in those countries.
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CALL TO ACTION: Urge Congress to pass the Conserving Ecosystems by Ceasing the Importation of Large Animal Trophies (CECIL) Act to ban imports of trophies and parts from African lions and elephants from Tanzania, Zimbabwe and Zambia into the United States.
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O network's "Saturday Night Live" is expected to take home an armful of trophies.
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These kinds of "trophies" are not uncommon, with other examples appearing elsewhere in history.
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Underwood also has 16 trophies – more than any other artist in CMT Awards history.
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Championships come and go with all the predictability of the seasons, and trophies rust.
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Strictly in terms of trophies not won, The Martian was the night's big loser.
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He explained that the trophies are an important cog in the Joke Twitter community.
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"New tweeters also use Favstar trophies to get recognition from larger accounts," he said.
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Trophies from Bontebok, a species of antelope, killed in Botswana will also be eligible.
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With eight Wimbledon trophies under his belt, Roger Federer has reason to be proud.
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Of that number, the organization estimated more than 8,200 of those trophies were lions.
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It only won two trophies on Sunday, but those movies are streaming right now.
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Well, we don&apost give participation trophies and you can&apost bribe the judge.
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Also new: trophies are gone now, but something called "spirits" are taking their place.
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Time to sit back and wait for the World Cup trophies to pour in.
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Of course, counting a player's trophies is not the only way to determine success.
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He also took home a Golden Globe and numerous trophies from film critics groups.
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That's a massive problem, since exits aren't just trophies to put on the wall.
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Trophies had fallen from a broken school showcase and the basketball court was cracked.
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BRITTANY TAGLIARENI: I like the best (INAUDIBLE) is the trophies and beating the men.
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The film also took home trophies for sound editing, sound mixing and film editing.
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Lawrence isn't winning any trophies in the court of public opinion for this exchange.
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The missing heads have not been found; they might have been kept as trophies.
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Medals and trophies are scattered among the large vats of chemicals and welding machinery.
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They now have four Super Bowl trophies and are worth an estimated $3.2 billion.
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When children are given participation trophies, a blanket of security is thrown over them.
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Just before 2:30, the beginner players marched into the team room carrying trophies.
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I'm looking for a new challenge, new trophies, and this is what motivates me.
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Game hunters with permits can bring two elephant trophies into the country every year.
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One priest collected trophies of urine, pubic hair, and menstrual blood from female victims.
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These majestic animals deserve to remain wild — not be turned into trophies and trinkets.
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They're too goal-driven: high scores, perfect run-throughs of levels, achievements and trophies.
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They were part of the culture: loud, plastic, kitsch trophies that could live forever.
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In total, 92 different trophies were handed out at Sunday's Creative Arts Emmys ceremony.
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Mr. Doig's painterly landscapes have become one of the staple trophies of contemporary auctions.
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There seem to be shadows everywhere — in faces and on walls, floors, and trophies.
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What's more, both shows won some major trophies at last week's Creative Arts Emmys.
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The trophies are back in pride of place, on their plinths, under their lights.
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That season, his teams fell just short of the trophies they so desperately wanted.
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Giving away the trophies was the last step to this process of saying goodbye.
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If you want to hide your "trophies," this is the cream to do it.
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Perhaps Mr Mourinho will finally deliver the trophies that Spurs fans so desperately want.
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But if someday we decide to do it, let's really differentiate the two trophies.
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It's just for fun, though—there's no competition or trophies or anything like that.
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Movies, actors, and actresses who don't deserve to win end up taking home trophies.
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How did giving out a handful of sports trophies become such a bloated event?
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I've probably come to think this way because I'm of the Trophies-For-Everyone generation.
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Both films received four Razzie Award trophies, traditionally announced the day before the Academy Awards.
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One member of the staff's only job is building crates to ship the alligator trophies.
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She's a professional, and she shows up to give us music, not to collect trophies.
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We demand participation trophies, can't find jobs, and live with our parents until we're 30.
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At some point, the glory dies, the trophies rust and everything fades away to black.
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Another guest loves Snapchat because of the trophies she earns from playing in the app.
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He moved to G2 in 2017 and helped lead the team to three more trophies.
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ET at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, and country music's finest are already scoring trophies.
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" Brady posed with one of the trophies on his own Instagram, writing simply, "6 #StillHere.
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"We used to have a trophy room so all his trophies were there," said Nelly.
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Inside the ceremony: As the night's trophies were handed out, the big winners gathered backstage.
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When users start to work out, they build up a list of trophies and followers.
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Not one for walking out of awards ceremonies clutching a bouquet of trophies is she?
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From over 25,000 retweets to 83 shiny gramophone trophies, here's the Grammys by the numbers.
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There will also be assist trophies based on characters from Shovel Knight and Monster Hunter.
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Roma earned the trophies for Best Foreign Language Film as well as Directing and Cinematography.
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There are also more attractive trophies in La Liga and the Premier league, for example.
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In a game room, he proudly exhibits the hunting trophies he's shot over the years.
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Swift is up for four trophies this year, and has won 19 AMAs so far.
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Instead of filling your extraneous rooms with bikes, clothes and trophies, consider becoming a landlord.
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Elsewhere in the home, he has an entire room dedicated to his trophies and jerseys.
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"Manny proudly displayed all his U.S. trophies in his Los Angeles home," Sternburg told ESPN.
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More than 29.2 million animal trophies were imported into the U.S. between 22.6 and 214.
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Ford hoped a number of Becker's missing Grand Slam trophies would be located and recovered.
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A more generous estimate, of a 403% average chance of success, produces 240 expected trophies.
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But plaques and trophies and show posters are, by design, not part of the décor.
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He's already accomplished the first ask—to reverse the ban on lion and elephant trophies.
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Houston, who died in February 2012 at age 48, earned 93 trophies during her lifetime.
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Instead of making trophies, Clippinger focuses on making art, which is often quirky and irrepressible.
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Furyk's side could lord it over Bjorn's in terms of major trophies and world rankings.
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In an adjoining space, three of Slater's world-championship trophies sat on a side table.
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The new policy does not mean that all trophies will be automatically permitted, officials said.
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But there's a reason Durant has won back-to-back M.V.P. trophies in the finals.
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Some carried trophies, like small lengths of barbed wire they had snatched from the fence.
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Billie Eilish, Lizzo and Lil Nas X picked up trophies at the 62nd annual awards.
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The winners stepped forward to collect their trophies, which were shaped like miniature wooden toboggans.
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The trophies are something material — what I really wanted was the love of the people.
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From there, select "Sync with PlayStation Network" and press X to back up your Trophies.
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And taking war trophies off dead bodies is actually frowned upon by the Geneva Convention.
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According to my mother and my Little League baseball trophies, I played well with others.
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Keith has won three Stanley Cups and two Norris Trophies since his debut in 2005.
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Here are the top trophies that rich car collectors will be bidding on this week.
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"Bodybuilding is my life," he said as he sat surrounded by trophies in his home.
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Collins, the ninth of 12 to complete the challenge, made small trophies for the finishers.
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They say Rachel's generation lives for participation trophies because their parents rewarded effort over achievement.
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Fresh from his win at the Golden Globes, and already tinseled with accolades from a slew of critics' associations, Affleck could probably just stand at the edge of the sea and watch the tide bring further trophies to his feet, although trophies don't float.
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But hunting, or rather the display of animal trophies, has become a reviled activity in some corners of social media, as well-heeled individuals, including the older sons of President Trump, proudly display their trophies for the world to see on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.
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As far as sporting trophies go, it's hard to find any older than the America's Cup.
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Two of the funds received trophies for their performance in every one of those time periods.
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However, many players did attend the event and posed outside the White House with their trophies.
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On the one hand, some aches and pains feel like trophies after a particularly grueling workout.
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Chelios won three Norris Trophies, and was a top-10 finisher in voting nine other times.
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Julianna Marguiles holds the record for most SAG wins by a female actor, with eight trophies.
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Many new museums around the country were revealed to be the unaffordable trophies of local politicians.
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The whole process of retweeting each other and thanking for trophies leads to making online friends.
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However, making up for lost time, Suárez ended up winning five trophies with Barcelona in 2015.
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He hit phone use, influencers, trigger warnings, and "participation trophies" to crickets in the crowd. Trash.
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"The Irishman" and "The Two Popes" are not expected to garner any trophies during the ceremony.
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"Only when I look at the photos and my trophies I realize that it actually happened!"
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Team owner Robert Kraft hoisted one of several silver Vince Lombardi trophies held by team members.
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Up the hall to the right, there was a cavernous room filled with exotic animal trophies.
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Now we just have to wait a few months for the trophies to be handed out.
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We carry our competitors team's jersey here, we've got trophies, we've got all of our gear.
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As predicted, the star of the 2016 Tony Awards was "Hamilton," which took home 11 trophies.
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Hunters also sell primate body parts for meat, traditional medicines, as trophies and for folk magic.
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Rachel Brosnahan is revealing where she keeps her Golden Globe trophies — on top of her toilet!
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"If I'm successful it will be two or three trophies over there for me," he said.
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For the 1,469 leopard trophies that could have required an import permit, the agency required none.
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That means Americans will be able to hunt the endangered big game and bring trophies home.
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Think of all the virile male artists holding up their infants to the camera, like trophies.
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So the videos, which are here on the screens, work as small shelves for the trophies.
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TMZ broke the story ... Little Big Town's 4 AMA trophies accidentally got sent to Lil Wayne.
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Of course, Pep's task at the Ethiad is not simply to win them a few trophies.
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Or do you agree with Mr. Abate, that participation trophies can boost young people's self-esteem?
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Other major awards, by contrast, present two dozen or more trophies, as well as honorary awards.
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So many guys on the tour are digging and digging and having difficulties to win trophies.
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Passion and heart have pushed teams or even individuals to the latest stages or winning trophies.
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In November, agency officials moved to lift the ban on elephant trophies from Zimbabwe and Zambia.
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Early arrivals included Sam Rockwell and Elisabeth Moss, who ducked in to have their trophies customized.
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Hansen picked up countless trophies in Germany, too, but, too often, she was struck by injury.
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As for any 2nd place trophies he's gotten .... ya gotta hear what Huston does with those!!!
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Both will have departed the Emirates for Old Trafford in search of trophies, of greater glory.
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Their duties are largely ceremonial, and consist mainly of holding trophies backstage and herding winners offstage.
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You can see another country as simply an experience to consume, a place to collect trophies.
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Del Potro, 22, is familiar with the feeling of losing out on trophies because of injuries.
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Hunters are allowed to transport legally obtained trophies across borders under various international and domestic laws.
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In 22014 it implemented a ban that prohibited Americans from importing trophies from hunts in Zimbabwe.
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Now, LBT did win 4 trophies at last year's award show, while Wayne took home one.
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Also impressive is the case that displays dozens of trophies from the company's 270435,29 motorsport wins.
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Unlike pangolins, tigers and rhinos, however, salamanders were never historically valued as meat, trophies or medicine.
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Serena Williams was winning trophies in 1991, and she is still doing the same in 2020.
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As for which movies and actors will win trophies on Sunday, there aren't many sure bets.
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By Thomas Mallon Today's literary reviews too often turn into participation trophies, quiet tour-guide appreciations.
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"That meant there were only three trophies, and one end-of-season cup final," Chris writes.
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The court was told Sinaga kept men's belongings as trophies and looked them up on Facebook.
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They hunted for what they called 'trophies,' for the excitement of it, for pleasure, in fact.
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The anticipation couldn't get any higher to see who'll actually walk away with those golden trophies.
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She took trophies from the 1991 Metro Classic and the 1991 Tournament of Champions for Danny.
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The Grammy Awards hand out trophies in more than 80 categories, honoring artists across all genres.
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Eilish is also the first woman to win all four of the Grammys' big-deal trophies.
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She grew up idolizing the Williams sisters, who have shared 30 Grand Slam trophies between them.
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Both shows had been nominated for Emmys this year and brought home trophies for the company.
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Davis received Super Bowl trophies after the Raiders won Super Bowls in 226, 22017 and 232.
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Milosavljevic had assumed the older trophies were still in the stadium, or stolen during the war.
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PARIS — Arthus-Bertrand has been creating medals, awards, trophies and jewelry for more than two centuries.
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Sure, they would give Game of Thrones some trophies, but not enough to shatter any records.
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In the 16th century, their warriors conquered rivals and placed their heads on sticks as trophies.
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The game is completed and the trophies distributed long before the public knows what has happened.
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The unpopular decision also casts a specter over the trophies it gave out to minority nominees.
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Since they've entered the scene, SMD has gone on to bag 17 trophies in eight years.
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In fact, the show is already a frontrunner to take home the most trophies this year.
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The Globes are where Amazon won two consecutive trophies for Best TV Series — Musical or Comedy.
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The rules limit the import of sport-hunted trophies to two per hunter, per year (down from unlimited trophies a year); prohibit the sale of ivory that was part of a move or household inheritance; and place prohibitions and restrictions on foreign commercial and noncommercial enterprise.
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According to the FWS: Under this system, all authorized hunts are now being registered, allowing for the capture of hunting data, such as the origin of clients, value of trophies and hunts, and area hunted, so that officials can monitor hunting quota utilization and track hunted trophies.
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This includes Jeffrey Barry, a 215-year-old who owns a small business making signs and trophies.
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For more on the nominees, including who EW predicts will ultimately take home the trophies, head here.
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Perhaps the most noteworthy of the studios that took home four trophies is South Korea's CJ Entertainment.
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Their faces adorn Montevideo's football museum, along with a century's worth of tattered shirts and gleaming trophies.
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"I've got three trophies that I haven't had any time I've teed it up (here)," said Koepka.
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The sports team may win no trophies, but the deal could be a slam dunk for shareholders.
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OK, so I don't have a smart-ass answer where I talk about Zubov's three Norris Trophies.
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Gamification concepts of rewarding users with badges and trophies is common in many health app these days.
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He has taken home three trophies in the supporting actor category for his role of Tyrion Lannister.
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The three helped hand out trophies at the telecast, as their parents proudly watched from the audience.
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If Cardi B sweeps the VMAs this year, she'll take home a whopping 10 Moon Person trophies.
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Players can battle to climb up in tier ranks earning trophies and rewards based on their performance.
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Check. Two gold-and-diamond Larry O'Brien trophies for the back-to-back wins over the Cavs?
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The win makes Iñárritu only the third director to take home back-to-back Best Director trophies.
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Most of a game's trophies are listed so the player knows exactly what they need to do.
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Another floor hosts a room stacked with storied trophies, many of which are slightly creepy disembodied hands.
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Wildlife can be hunted for meat and trophies as well as being used non-consumptively for ecotourism.
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They "made de facto trophies out of these events" on social media and text messages, said Wickersham.
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Right outside the production centre is a glass wall at least 15 metres long, stacked with trophies.
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Winners Aziz Ansari and Laura Dern kept their trophies close by as they mingled at the party.
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Together they have a combined 61 domestic trophies and many individual honours — including five Ballon d'Or's each.
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Imports of elephant hunting trophies are also heavily regulated, based largely off population reports conducted by CITES.
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In 80s California, a task force gave kids from poor communities trophies to boost their self-esteem.
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Every Trophy shows how many players have earned it, imbuing the rarest trophies with even greater allure.
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Inside, I found that the Sheikh has a room filled with dozens of gleaming horse-racing trophies.
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Here's Hunter's three main arguments:Messi, 32, wants to continue winning trophies in the twilight of his career.
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The practice room hadn't changed much since Sciutto's time, except that now more trophies lined the walls.
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And, of course, we have the debut entry of ATHLETIC CUP, which is what these trophies are.
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As the trophies were being presented, the Czech tennis player cried on the Duchess of Kent's shoulder.
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"Church bells belong in churches calling the faithful to worship, not as trophies of war," he said.
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Moving forward, he hopes to break Roger Federer's record of 20 Slam trophies (he currently has 16).
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The fact that we would lift the ban on trophies, that just drives me up the wall.
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Even so, holding on to trophies that leave executives vulnerable to political attack will make them uncomfortable.
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Movies like this are always about friendship, not trophies; even so, the synchronized swimming World Championship beckons.
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The elder Manning said Eli's legacy should be defined not by the trophies, but by his durability.
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Billie Eilish took home five trophies at Sunday night&aposs Grammy Awards, including album of the year.
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The Shariah police loaded the competition's trophies into a bag and escorted models out of the building.
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In recent years, the trade in trophies and lion bones for traditional Chinese medicine has increased significantly.
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Animals have long been preserved as hunting trophies, as objects of scientific research, or as personal talismans.
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Some point to opportunists in search of trophies because of the value of their metal and gems.
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There are other iconic trophies, such as hockey's Stanley Cup, but they are not often for sale.
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Where are the ticker-tape parades, the gaudy trophies, the commemorative T-shirts, the cloying mayoral speeches?
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If Buffalo couldn't be trusted with such an important task, how can it handle major championship trophies?
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Real progress will come when solid and uncompromising television journalism doesn't need to be recognized with trophies.
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Instead, many simply expressed their disappointment and resolve to continue streaming and supporting BTS, trophies be damned.
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As a Detroit youngster, Werenski idolized Nicklas Lidstrom of the Red Wings, who won seven Norris Trophies.
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No Regrets Rami Malek, Lady Gaga, Regina King, Alfonso Cuarón and other winners get their trophies engraved.
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No other movie has won more trophies this past week, or critical laurels over the entire season.
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X This was supposed to be Adele's big Grammy comeback, after she won seven trophies in 2012.
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"We need people like Phil who have experienced winning trophies to share that experience with us," she said.
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Elephants are poached for their ivory tusks, which are used as trophies or carved into trinkets and ornaments.
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But two trophies and a place in the hearts of the British public was enough for one day.
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Lookboonmee houses more than fifteen active fighters but almost all the trophies at the gym belong to Loma.
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Vincent's room took on a baseball theme, with a loft bed and a display area for his trophies.
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The Trump sons have shot big game in Africa, and drew criticism after posing, smiling, with their trophies.
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Her head mounted with the other Ten Commandments trophies, she's yet another ghost haunting the halls for eternity.
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It pulled car after car of trophies from Syria, as well as wagonloads of patriotism and conspiracy theories.
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One question mark going into year's ceremony has little to do with who wins the night's biggest trophies.
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Paradoxically, you're more likely to win multiple trophies in the big four if you're already a big seller.
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Your gamer will enjoy all the stages, music, trophies, and modes that make for the biggest Smash yet.
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In his time helming the club, Ferguson's teams won 38 trophies, 13 of which were Premier League Titles.
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Since Zinedine Zidane took over in January, the club has won more trophies than it has lost games.
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"He didn't win any participation trophies at home," Hood's coach at Mississippi State, Rick Stansbury, tells VICE Sports.
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As the trophies stacked up he moved to a professional kart team, then into Formula Renault single-seaters.
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Sarah Paulson, Sterling K. Brown, and Courtney B. Vance won acting trophies for their performances in the series.
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There is no denying Mourinho's genius as a coach, with trophies following in his wake wherever he goes.
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They brought home three World Series trophies on a lot of clutch performances and a lot of heart.
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But some are hidden, mystery trophies that don't tell you what you need to do to earn them.
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The issue: Both the Capitals and Golden Knights capped off their conference final wins by touching the trophies.
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Inside a serene space, singular objects rest on plinths: these are crowns, presented as precious trophies or boons.
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We'll have to wait a few months to see if they can follow through and nab the trophies.
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In the corner on a dresser hangs his helmet and cycling medals, dangling above a collection of trophies.
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But Paisley and Fagan not only succeeded him, they surpassed his achievements in terms of trophies and medals.
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"Moonlight", which follows a young black man growing up in a tough Miami neighborhood, picked up multiple trophies.
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"José is one of the world&aposs most accomplished managers, having won 25 senior trophies," the statement said.
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The pair took home four trophies for their hit "Despacito," including both record and song of the year.
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Said he was reversing decision to allow elephant hunters to import their trophies back to the US 41.
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The decision meant Americans would be able to hunt the endangered big game and now bring trophies home.
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This anthropocentric attitude results in actions like President Trump's attempt to overturn the ban on big-game trophies.
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My lackluster soccer club, Chelsea, got a Russian oligarch as owner and, with his billions, started winning trophies.
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Few works of Aztec feather art survive, although Hernán Cortés sent some as war trophies back to Spain.
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Why are so many people, including those nominated for a slew of trophies, forgoing the Grammys this year?
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Are you a member of the generation that baby boomers love to say grew up on participation trophies?
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The camp gave out these little trophies and there was only one for each kid in each category.
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Despite their impressive performance, the RainMakerz weren't able to take home any first place trophies this time around.
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"Trophies today are still making sailing more appealing," said Bob Fisher, 81, a British yachting journalist and historian.
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Students: Read the entire Room for Debate feature, then tell us: — Do we give children too many trophies?
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He's been at the London club for six seasons now, winning five trophies, including two Premier League titles.
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There is now a shelf full of tennis trophies in his bedroom, which I guess we'll leave there.
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"It's like you undust all the trophies on the shelf, and it comes out of him," Vajda said.
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Els began to fantasize that someday it was going to be him hoisting the game's most coveted trophies.
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His Grand Slam mixed doubles trophies came with Kathy Jordan at the French Open and Wimbledon in 1986.
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In 1984, Quini decided to retire from soccer and leave Barcelona after winning five trophies with the club.
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Traditionally, the agency has considered imports of trophies from certain endangered species on a nation-by-nation basis.
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Game of Thrones won nine awards in total, including seven trophies from the previously awarded Creative Arts Emmys.
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And if it does as well as it did in 2017, it can hand Chan more racing trophies.
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The top prize is $5,000, but there will be monetary prizes and trophies for regional and age divisions.
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She let them touch her trophies, many of which are at the family home in Delray Beach, Fla.
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No one knows just how many rhino horns were actually sent back to Asia as purported hunting trophies.
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In 2003, Cousy sold his memorabilia for $450,000 —— trophies, plaques, scrapbooks — and gave the proceeds to the daughters.
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The house was a magnificent 21994th-century manor with a great hall that was decorated with hunting trophies.
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We take enormous joy in seeing Lena Waithe, Donald Glover and Sterling K. Brown walk away with trophies.
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The sisters posed together with their trophies after defeating Coco Gauff and Rafael Nadal in their badminton game.
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And just three of those — Brazil, Germany and Italy — have claimed 13 out of the 20 champions' trophies.
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They believed there was another threat the animals faced: the international trade in giraffe trophies and body parts.
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While the popular rapper went home with an armload of trophies, he was criticized for borrowing Asian dress.
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But the five trophies taken from the National Museum of Racing are thought to be worth about $500,000.
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Proud parents photograph their children holding the desserts as if they were trophies or straight-A report cards.
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So we've taken it upon ourselves to create 206 trophies that Snapchat should be awarding us with. 1.
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After all, four Champions League trophies, two La Liga titles, and 11 other domestic honors isn't bad going.
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One of the biggest questions of the night was how many trophies "Game of Thrones" would bring home.
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In this season of prizes and trophies, we salute all the students whose talents lie outside the arena.
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But like Rafael Nadal on clay, Crosby at the biggest moments diminished Ovechkin, who captured plenty of individual honors — the Calder Trophy as the top rookie, three Hart Trophies as the league's most valuable player, seven Maurice Richard Trophies as the leading goal-scorer — but never approached Crosby's team success.
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On Thursday, York posted a photo on Twitter of DeBartolo standing in front of the 49ers' five Lombardi Trophies.
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I am the character during these events, hitting headshot, after headshot, after headshot, and earning trophies because of it.
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Williams is a seven-time Wimbledon champion and her 23 major trophies rank second all-time to Margaret Court.
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"Lion" was another big winner, picking up trophies for Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Supporting Actor for Dev Patel.
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MTV will hand out its Moon Person trophies on Sunday night during the 2017 Video Music Awards, or VMAs.
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While the award has been around since 1989, only six best rap performance trophies have actually been handed out.
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At Sunday's Grammy Awards, Beck won two trophies for Best Alternative Music Album and Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical.
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After the procession is complete, the best dressed dogs are awarded "poop trophies" created by local artist Fermanda Cristiani.
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It eventually became clear that the night belonged to Bruno Mars, who scored seven trophies, although he wasn't present.
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The big picture: As media companies decline in profitability, they're increasingly being traded more as trophies than as businesses.
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Okay, yeah, Veep and Game of Thrones won the Comedy and Drama Series trophies for the second consecutive year.
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Inside, a vast living room is furnished with ornately carved wooden furniture and vitrines full of Phogat's gleaming trophies.
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This is a real dilemma for the president because on one hand, you know, he loves awards and trophies.
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Earlier this month, Jones honored his father after the latter was awarded five trophies at the 2017 Grammy Awards.
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Deer-head trophies gaze down from the walls, as does a red-fronted gazelle with black horns like scimitars.
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On Sunday, RuPaul won his first Emmy and the Netflix docu-series Making a Murderer took home multiple trophies.
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Compare the resources athletic organizations invest in tournaments and trophies with the money invested in building character through sports.
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But let's be honest, the VMAs are more about jaw dropping moments than music videos and Moon Man trophies.
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He was knighted in 1999, the year United achieved a treble by winning those three trophies in one season.
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While you can't control who wins the actual trophies, you can bring home the award for best Oscar party.
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"Something you can take from it is -- there&aposs no participation trophies, but we&aposre right there," he said.
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Over her five years in the role, she's made Donald Trump's bed, cleaned his toilet and dusted his trophies.
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The decorations were tennis-themed -- the guest seating placards were in the shape of Wimbledon and U.S. Open trophies.
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Novés is no novice – he's been manager of Toulouse since 1993 and won 19 trophies, including four Heineken Cups.
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"I've never met Beyoncé," he says of the "Formation" singer, nominated for a casual nine trophies on Grammys night.
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Despite bagging precious few trophies, he has spun tall tales about fraud to justify efforts at suppressing the vote.
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The market for giraffe trophies is big in the U.S., according to numbers from the Center for Biological Diversity.
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The multilateral trade agreement will regulate and track, but not halt or prohibit, trade in giraffes and hunting trophies.
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She is so young that Ms Williams had collected her first two Wimbledon trophies before Ms Gauff was born.
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Hopefully they'll get their trophies soon, but as for the stolen trailer ... we're told cops haven't located it yet.
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It's an incredible performance, and if she picks up a tons of trophies for it, they'll be well-deserved.
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But amateur sumo trophies don't pay the bills, which is where Byamba's second career as an actor comes in.
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"The hardware is here," Rob Buchanan said, wheeling in the trophies on Thursday night for an unusual award ceremony.
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The overriding difference between Crosby and his fellow star rookies in 2100-22011 is his collection of championship trophies.
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The good news is that one will shed that label of great-coach-who-couldn't-win-trophies on Saturday.
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And he won four Lady Byng Memorial Trophies for gentlemanly play, incurring only 503 penalty minutes in 1,316 games.
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Last year, 52,000 dancers participated in Showstopper, and its touring fleet included a semi truck that transported trophies alone.
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All the stars will be in Hermosa Beach, California, which is an appropriate setting to hand out surfboard trophies.
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At the 2017 awards, for example, the awards were criticized when Adele beat Beyoncé for all three top trophies.
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The big question now is whether the Academy loves the movie enough to actually send it home with trophies.
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Inside the culture of big game hunting, they're called trophies: animal parts valued as prizes gained during the hunt.
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As a child in Jamaica, he racked up trophies as a sprinter on his school's track and field team.
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You&aposll need to backup your PS4 trophies onto the PlayStation Network, separate from the rest of your data.
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Inside, the only concessions to decoration are a glass cabinet and, on the mantel, a forest of Michael's trophies.
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But these biannual seasons of New York auctions rely on individual trophies to set the tone, and the headlines.
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The club's trophies are all under lock and key, Petrea said, including a miniature replica of the European Cup.
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Brett had kept all of his own trophies and medals in a box and Jackson loved to admire them.
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With these fingerprinted trophies to immoderate moderation, a toast was made, to the end of a long, harmless war.
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China is looking to invest for job creation — not mere trophies — according to an economist who analyzes the country.
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He may be inclined to use his two more years of eligibility — the wall could always use extra trophies.
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This sort of punishment is only controversial in today's age of bubble wrap parenting, safe spaces and participation trophies.
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The family stayed in a New York homeless shelter, where Tani kept the chess trophies he has racked up.
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He has won the Libertadores twice already, two of 10 trophies he has collected during his time at River.
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He has won everything: three Premier League titles, two Champions League trophies, La Liga, an unprecedented treble in Italy.
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But it also has been a regular point of contention as Arsenal continues to fall short of major trophies.
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Both doors lead to a long hallway with embedded display cases that can be used for art or trophies.
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Addressing rampant elephant poaching in Africa and illegal trade in ivory and other trophies is high on their agenda.
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Hopefully the rookies paid attention -- and weren't distracted by the awards, trophies and replica Hall of Fame bust. #CoolestSymposiumEver
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What good reason could Donald Trump have for reversing the Obama administration ban on import of elephant trophies from Africa?
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If it was up to Stephen Colbert, who introduced Gaga at Tuesday's NBR Awards, she'll easily get all those trophies.
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We mean the statuettes themselves, the trophies that winners get to take home, put on their mantels, and treasure forever.
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Taylor Swift revealed to Vogue that she keeps one of her MTV VMA moon man trophies next to her coffeemaker.
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A team accustomed to winning trophies would have a harder time assembling from scratch a squad of the highest quality.
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Both are strong contenders for the award, but others are skeptical that any real trophies will be distributed at all.
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"President, I want to remind you that investigative journalists are not trophies for corrupt rulers to hunt down," Velázquez said.
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That honor was a three-way tie between Disney, Sony and South Korea's CJ Entertainment — each taking home four trophies.
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This docuseries profiles Argentine soccer power Boca Juniors, highlighting the relationships between coaches and players as they contend for trophies.
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The brothers began to accumulate modest chart successes and Country Music Association trophies on the strength of their 2016 debut.
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Prosecutors say Thomas' home was allegedly filled with soiled children's underwear, explicit photographs and other "trophies" collected over the years.
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One clan of rippers, the Weingartner family, showed up to the Vans skatepark stoked and ready to win some trophies.
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Three Presidents' Trophies and zero trips beyond the second round of the postseason is an unprecedented run of playoff futility.
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This year's show, which has eliminated gender distinction in its categories, will include new trophies for comedy and drama series.
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You'll find shiny trophies and colorful guitars at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum's new exhibit honoring Alabama.
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In the years since, Bayern have won more than four times as many domestic trophies as any other German side.
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But when it comes to most Grammy wins between them, Beyoncé has double the trophies of Adele with 20 Grammys.
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" In the 1880s and '90s, said Rebecca Robertson, the armory's president, "they had chariot races, they gave each other trophies.
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Golden trophies like Olympic medals, the Nobel Prize, Oscars and Emmys are presented to people who display a unique talent.
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"This wasn't a sale of trophies," said Heinrich zu Hohenlohe, director of Dickinson in Berlin, specialists in high-end artworks.
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It will regulate and track, but not halt or prohibit, trade in giraffes and hunting trophies like skin and bones.
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They answered some questions from the newscaster Trevor McDonald, the evening's M.C., and posed for more pictures with their trophies.
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His tweet came on the same day that a notice allowing elephant trophies from Zimbabwe appeared in the Federal Register.
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"We set out at the start of the season to win all trophies, as nobody had ever done," he said.
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So we&aposre millennial, you know, we were kids we get participation trophies and we didn&apost knew -- do well.
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Nonetheless, the old club – soon to be rebranded – appropriated the trophies, league position and 'Dons' nickname of its spiritual predecessor.
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In DiMola's shop, there are signs, trophies, photographs, and other mementos crowded on shelves and covering the walls and ceiling.
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And video games, musical equipment, trophies, fishing and camping gear — none of these items are valued in typical home decor.
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In his America, there are no participation trophies; your only reward is a hard-earned sigh and a shit sofa.
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In 2010, a number of Pete Sampras's tennis trophies were stolen from a public storage unit in West Los Angeles.
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"I know you have to go," RuPaul told her — yes, please: North Korea; Russia; elephant trophies — and off she went.
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Yet here Mr. Pul's trophies represented respect for old gods and old ways of sharing the fat of the land.
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And it is mood, not heritage trophies, that defines this penthouse — a rigorously thought out, effortless-seeming bastion of tranquillity.
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The latter celebrates the triumph of capitalism by offering trophies for both indoor and outdoor settings, the bigger the better.
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The arms were likely "war trophies" like those found at a nearby burial site of Bergheim in 2012, said Lefranc.
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His play has skyrocketed month by month, and he now has seven trophies by his bed in the homeless shelter.
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And, the work that results is seen only as valuable as the awards, trophies, or money it's able to garner.
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She won the U.S. Open with Chan, and took the Wimbledon and U.S. Open mixed doubles trophies with Jamie Murray.
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Ugly painting — even expensive ugly painting — defies a bloated art market, in which inoffensive works all too often become trophies.
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In La Zagaleta's clubhouse, deer head trophies serve as a reminder that Mr. Khashoggi once enjoyed hunting on his grounds.
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Trophies are awarded in a number of classes, including overall winners in the 4-by-4 and Crossover vehicle categories.
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The 18-year-old producer and songwriter is up for two trophies, thanks to his work with rapper YBN Cordae.
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Soon, though, Bryant and Trout will share a stage in New York to receive their trophies as most valuable players.
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The U.S. on Tuesday returned three bells taken as war trophies to the Philippines, 117 years after they were seized.
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There can be a strange air to soccer played not for points or for trophies, but for its own sake.
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We're winning trophies and breaking records everywhere else, and the sport should evolve to reflect our achievements and our ambitions.
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Pro-Confederate lawyers argue that removing these civil war participation trophies would cause "irreparable harm" when the opposite is true.
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"Every player that comes at Juventus becomes better, every player that comes wins trophies," Szczesny said in a news conference.
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FWS officials defended the practice of granting hunters the ability to import their trophies in the name of species conservation.
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"Transparent" was an Emmy darling for much of its four-season run, earning 28 nominations and bringing home eight trophies.
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Zinke recently told people privately that Trump has called him several times to discuss what to do about elephant trophies.
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Fortunately, like Adele during her George Michael tribute, he got a do-over later, as the trophies just kept coming.
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Though whether the trophies were supposed to be the pelts or the women who wore them was never entirely clear.
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Former Barcelona boss Guardiola certainly brings the pedigree with two Champions League titles among his 12 trophies as a manager.
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"I've got turkey mounts, turkey beards, trophies — everything turkey," said Mr. Oldham, a turkey hunter and artist from Newburgh, Ind.
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On the walls are a stuffed menagerie of Elizabeth's hunting trophies: elk, wild turkey, deer, antelope and a mountain goat.
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After all the trophies and the paradigm-shifting, there's little denying that this remains one of the best teams around.
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We look forward to rejoining you in 2019, when Game of Thrones mops up 22 trophies for its final season.
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"Well Ricky Gervais had some good ideas!" he joked, alluding to the host's crude monologue about how he uses his trophies.
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In the company's offices, fixed-wing and multirotor drones of various shapes and sizes hang on the walls like hunting trophies.
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Fonsi, who took home four trophies from last night's Latin Grammys, talked to Viva Latino about the story the song tells.
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So if Trump wanted to hang a portrait of himself or line the shelves with golf trophies, he very well could.
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In a live show as much about spectacle as trophies, Beyonce's appearance on the Grammy stage has not been officially confirmed.
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But now that the main event is underway, it's time to focus on what all the stars came for: the trophies.
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Instead, Sakurai announced an update to assist trophies that allows them to be damaged and killed, making an example of Waluigi.
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They brought in Randy Thom, director of sound design at Skywalker Sound, who has earned multiple Oscar nominations and two trophies.
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Tech-rich Americans are perhaps more likely to just funnel money in the general direction of journalists, rather than buying trophies.
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Carrie Underwood, who currently holds the most "CMT Music Awards" wins (with a stunning 15 trophies!), earned three nominations this year.
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It would also be an impressive back to back scoop for the director, who picked up three trophies overall last year.
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And earlier this month, he walked away from the ACM Awards with three new trophies — including male vocalist of the year.
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It was also a victory for genre shows, which had at one time been considered long shots for award show trophies.
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The 2017 Grammy Awards will take place on Sunday, February 12, with the Recording Academy giving out trophies in 84 categories.
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"Whether it's Amazon or Google or these other huge trophies, that's going to continue to cause huge problems," he told me.
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"This is the most joyful press conference of my career," Fonseca, who won three trophies in Ukrainian football last season, said.
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The rapper took home 13 awards including top artist, surpassing singer Adele's 19973 trophies for the most wins in one night.
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With a series best seven trophies already — earning two in the last four races — optimism and enthusiasm are not a problem.
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There's also an offline mode that will let you see your game trophies even when you're not connected to the internet.
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After Cecil the lion was shot dead in Zimbabwe, animal protection groups lobbied airlines to ban the shipment of such trophies.
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Meanwhile, Game of Thrones handily set the record for the most trophies won by a series in one year, with 12.
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In 2019, the biggest moments and most prestigious trophies belonged to players much younger than Williams, who turned 38 in September.
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And what must Germany or Spain do to achieve recognition for the trophies they won when the tournament pressure was on?
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Guests also received mini tennis trophies as party favors — and we would totally do the same thing if we were Williams.
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More than 21,400 bone carvings, 3,000 skin pieces and 3,700 hunting trophies were imported over the past decade, the group said.
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The Best FIFA Football Awards also saw trophies given to the year's top men's and women's players, best coaches and more.
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Giraffe trophies are highly sought after by Americans, with an average of around one animal imported per day, according to NPR.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump said Friday that he has decided to put a decision about big-game trophies on hold.
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President Trump's administration began allowing the import of lion trophies from two African countries last month, according to a new report.
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As a soccer player for some of the planet's biggest clubs, he has two Champions League trophies and six league titles.
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At last night's Billboard Music Awards, Justin Bieber took home two trophies — for Top Male Artist and Top Social Media Artist.
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Clemson's epic national championship rings feature 2 trophies ... 32 signature stones ... and one perfectly executed piece of shade at Alabama football!!!
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Student Opinion Have we gone trophy-crazy as a society, bestowing trophies on children for almost anything, even just showing up?
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Rhino horns and powders, made from grinding down the horns, are illegally sold across the globe as trophies and fake medicines.
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In 2006, the Sicilian province of Catania bought Mr. Trincale's archive of song lyrics, panels, posters, trophies, awards and sundry documents.
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The ends of four theme entries are the names of trophies, or cups, given to teams who excel in different sports.
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"It was extra motivation, for sure, when I've seen all the trophies and all the pictures in her house," Krejcikova said.
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By the time the Hemingways and Pfeiffer left a few weeks later, these trophies ran the entire length of the fence.
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And each winter, ahead of the awards, the trophies are cast at Polich Tallix Fine Art Foundry in the Hudson Valley.
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In school he won trophies for public speaking, and at 17 he was an apprentice at the Actors Theater of Louisville.
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The sparkle ascribed a kind of valuableness, transforming these forcibly obsolete pieces of technology into trophies and West Coast cultural beacons.
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Not long ago, confessions were seen as trophies of detective work because they are so hard to overcome in a trial.
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"The globes are my main goal this season," Shiffrin said, referring to the trophies for the overall and various discipline titles.
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On Soccer PARMA, Italy — Eight trophies are lined up along the back wall of the museum at Parma's Stadio Ennio Tardini.
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Yes, he silenced haters with Ws and trophies, but for someone with his drive and talent, that wasn't the difficult part.
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The world, of course, had been alert to Ibrahimovic's ability for quite some time because of all those goals and trophies.
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Undercutting a presidential tweet by moving forward with a plan to allow the importation of elephant trophies (Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke).
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The Oscars are right around the corner, and the nominated movies will be vying for the most coveted trophies in Hollywood.
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Barcelona has won Spain's domestic cup for the past two seasons and holds a record of 28 Copa del Rey trophies.
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Laden with equestrian paintings and trophies, the London restaurant has hunter-green walls, mahogany paneling and bar stools in studded leather.
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The agency made a similar decision on trophies from Zambia, but was not required to post that in the Federal Register.
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It's easy to dismiss young people as "soft" or desperate for participation trophies, but fear of failure is far more complex.
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Two severed goats' heads were impaled on a chain-link fence, gruesome trophies from an apparent practice session in ritual slaughter.
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According to these stories, the generation was full of entitled loafers who expected participation trophies simply for getting out of bed.
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In 22016 and again in 22016, Sharapova conquered her worst surface — red clay — and took home trophies at the French Open.
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I don't mean to be snarky; this was not always a cultural safari, a hunt for the most exotic new trophies.
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The annual event, organized by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HPFA), hands out trophies for achievement in both film and television.
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ET, NBCSN, CBC, TVA Sports, CSN Mid-Atlantic (Washington) ABOUT THE CAPITALS: Alex Ovechkin's resume certainly is impressive with three Hart Trophies and six Maurice "Rocket" Richard Trophies among his many honors, but the captain refuses to fret despite having yet to find his way out of the second round since joining Washington in 2005-06.
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Ms. Gaignard's sculptural footwear and trophies are but two examples of the unexpected, cheekily clever ways she explores various axes of identity.
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Craftsmanship goes courtside with the opulent stained-glass backboards, gilded basketballs, roped-off trophies, and chain mail jerseys from artist Victor Solomon.
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It grew to have a number of hubs throughout the city, with house families competing for trophies and glory in each arena.
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Atlético have collected five trophies: La Liga, the Europa League, and the Copa del Rey, as well as European and Spanish Supercups.
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Will Stone and Gosling follow in their footsteps, or will they walk home with shiny trophies at the end of the night?
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The CR7 hotels feature carpets with Ronaldo shoe prints, trophies and foosball tables, and the sound of crowds cheering fill the corridors.
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"The Mexican government has detained them to present them as trophies before the United States government," the organization said in a statement.
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" Fortune Feimster said, "Not to brag but I have a shelf just like that…only it's with a bunch of soccer trophies.
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Mourinho has managed other top-flight clubs – Chelsea, FC Porto, Inter Milan and Real Madrid – and won 32 trophies during his career.
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Regardless of how often golfers actually won trophies, what should matter is how their scorecards stack up in absolute terms across eras.
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She won two trophies for her chart-busting LP Reputation and, in both speeches, had a few words about her conspicuous absence.
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The streaming service garnered 24 nominations, the most of any single studio, but it only won two trophies during the Sunday ceremony.
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The company has never embraced an equivalent to trophies or achievements, but took note of players interested in going above and beyond.
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Duterte was speaking in Balangiga, a town burned down in 1901 by U.S. soldiers, who seized two church bells as war trophies.
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The ceremony — the first without a host in 30 years — yielded several milestone wins, and 20183 films earned trophies in 24 categories.
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He makes trophies of body parts like Ed Gein, and his childhood animal cruelty is one of the staples of the canon.
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The singer took home 11 trophies, including artist of the year, which made him the biggest winner in a single year ever.
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We appear before actual adults and stumble around, demanding participation trophies and social justice buzzwords before failing due to our own incompetence.
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Five minutes later, Clinton was standing before steamed American flags with dozens of band and choir trophies in her line of sight.
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With five trophies, Lamar tied with only Lauryn Hill for the hip-hop artist to win the most awards in one night.
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In the past, trophies of war have also been used in crime—for instance, Second World War and First World War souvenirs.
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The Spanish public was not only furious about his apparent hunting trophies but the cost of the trip during an economic crisis.
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The result is an often soulless pursuit of trophies and, ultimately, a declining value in being randomly admitted to highly selective schools.
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But in a career packed with glory and trophies Rooney's time in the MLS will appear as nothing more than a footnote.
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That's an average of 126,000 trophies a year, according to data the humane society obtained from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
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Thirty two thousand of those trophies came from Africa's "Big Five" hunts, which include African lions, elephants, cape buffalos, rhinos, and leopards.
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Trump's splattered all over a series of new trophies created by Trophy Smack ... and they've made em for fantasy winners and losers.
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Trophies are a fun, if ultimately pointless, way to track your progress through a game and score bragging rights on your friends.
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Other commenters say he won too many trophies as a kid and call him a social justice warrior, or SJW for short.
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Winners can unlock virtual "trophies," although we think you'll feel like a winner as long as you're performing at your personal best.
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Some viewers imbue this gamified version of pop music success with a significance beyond the exchange of several dozen gold-plated trophies.
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Totally understandable why the images from Islay of dead animals being held up as trophies is so upsetting and offensive to people.
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A primary purpose of a tall metal cabinet is to support a tangle of trophies won over the last couple of years.
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For the fourth time in five years, Novak Djokovic is just one victory from completing his collection of Grand Slam singles trophies.
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Some credit a viral rant about younger generations and participation trophies with starting the "ok, boomer" phenomenon, but its origins are nebulous.
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The president's son is a member of the Boone and Crockett Club and has been photographed holding both elephant and leopard trophies.
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Gareth Bale joined Real Madrid in 2013, has won two Champions League trophies since then and is playing for his third manager.
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To be sure, new players continue to enter the market, and there is still plenty of money available for big-name trophies.
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Both of us had fished in countless states and waterways, but never had either of us landed one of those coveted trophies.
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A Dope employee with dark glasses and an Afro led the proceedings from in front of a table full of silver trophies.
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The White House is taking advantage of a loophole that permits trophies to be imported if seen as beneficial to animal conservation.
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One art professional of color VICE interviewed called museums colonial projects where rich, mostly white people have historically stored their art trophies.
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In her poems, the "animal" body can also become detritus, like the carcasses of big game after the trophies have been collected.
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It is a stark reversal of the Obama administration's 2014 ruling that elephant trophies from the southern African nation cannot be imported.
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"Victorina Morales has made Donald J. Trump's bed, cleaned his toilet and dusted his crystal golf trophies," my colleague Miriam Jordan wrote.
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But will the increasingly high prices paid for such trophies have a trickle-down effect on the rest of the art world?
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Robert Kraft, the owner, may start skipping the Super Bowl victory ceremony because his shoulders ache from hoisting all those Lombardi trophies.
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Claude Monet's series paintings are among the few true trophies that can generate real excitement at auctions of Impressionist and modern art.
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The league is one of the few trophies the former River midfielder has yet to win in a victorious career as coach.
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I also photographed the many silver trophies on display; engraved in the sterling were the names of past winners: Mr. Williams's students.
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He is a seven-time All-Star who has won the Calder and Hart Memorial trophies along with the Ted Lindsay Award.
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He does so with his signature warmth and mischievous eloquence, covering familiar ground — '70s school culture, participation trophies, "literally" — in fresh ways.
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The only trophy Laura Dern needs on her arm is any one of the many trophies she's already won this award season.
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But instead, a black standard poodle named Siba took the pageant's top prize, and was showered with purple ribbons and silver trophies.
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Instead of trophies or prize money, the winning team had its name inscribed on a less well-known award: The Golden Shovel.
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The Patriots will try to match the Pittsburgh Steelers' six Super Bowl trophies when they face the Eagles (15-3) on Feb.
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" The memo said "the findings are no longer effective for making individual permit determinations for imports of sport-hunted African elephant trophies.
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But several months later, the IUCN concluded that international trade in giraffe trophies did not present a decisive threat to the species.
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Following Walter Benjamin in his Theses on the Philosophy of History, let us recall that all war trophies belong to the conquerors.
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" The memo said "the findings are no longer effective for making individual permit determinations for imports of sport-hunted African elephant trophies.
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How many goals would he have had to score, how many trophies would he have had to win, to have met expectations?
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Going into this tournament, he had over $10 million in PGA Tour earnings but felt an emptiness that only trophies could fill.
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He would abuse the children and seize trophies such as photos and underwear that he would display in his own mobile home.
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We have teams that go and they train and they show up to tournaments and they compete for trophies and for money.
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Netflix's films had no trouble winning nominations during this year's awards season — it just had a hard time turning nominations into trophies.
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But if Toronto wins, it will become the first Major League Soccer team to win three domestic trophies in a single season.
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Only one other franchise has won six Super Bowls, and it took the Pittsburgh Steelers 34 years to collect their Lombardi Trophies.
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Aside from his record-breaking hit with Daddy Yankee, "Despacito," he took home four Latin Grammy awards and two AMA trophies this month.
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Such pens are typically framed and displayed in lobbies and office waiting areas all over Washington as trophies of presidential proximity and power.
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Most notably, "The Dark Knight" was shut out of the race for best picture despite receiving eight nominations and picking up two trophies.
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This is a season for the ages — a legitimately epic battle for trophies creating a dramatic playoff scenario and re-writing modern history.
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Known as the "Campeonísimo" or "ultimate champions," they won 214 trophies, including seven Mexican league titles, in eight years from 1957 to 1965.
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In its heyday, the show won 210 Emmys, including two trophies for Comedy Series and five for Lead Actress, honoring star Candice Bergen.
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Let's get into the mindset of Grammy voters and figure out who will stand backstage with an armful of gramophone trophies this year.
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The 2019 Grammy Awards will take place on Sunday, February 10, with the Recording Academy giving out trophies in more than 80 categories.
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Once the lion reaches young adulthood, customers pay to shoot them and keep trophies, including the skin, skull, claws and other body parts.
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And, yes, HBO ultimately pulled even with FX to win the most trophies on the night, with both networks winning six a piece.
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But the region's vast array of wines—including trophies as scarce as 2000 bottles a year—makes reliable pricing data hard to find.
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Nominees whose trailer-shaped trophies will be handed out at the show include: Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice "Gladiator Match," Warner Bros.
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Merritt Wever and Jeff Daniels, respectively, took home trophies in Outstanding Supporting Actress / Actor in a Limited Series for the studio's Western Godless.
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"When I'm out on court 28 and there's no one watching, that's when a lot of my trophies are being won," she said.
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Brown tells PEOPLE that his trophy will be going into the garage, which is now a man cave filled with all his trophies.
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My desire for completion wasn't driven by arbitrary trophies, but the genuine sense of satisfaction the game itself provided during the discovery itself.
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Like other Golden Globe Ambassadors that have come before her, Elba will hand out trophies and aid behind the scenes during the event.
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Jeffrey Tambor won last year for Transparent, and Modern Family's Ty Burrell already has four trophies (one for actor and three for ensemble).
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Mr Ancelotti keeps getting hired—perhaps because employers over-weight his three Champions League trophies, which required a much smaller number of wins.
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Now the mom of four is fresh off of winning her first Muscle Mania competition — but she's not doing it for the trophies.
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The Broadway smash that celebrates the life of founding father Alexander Hamilton dominated the awards show, bringing home 11 trophies, including best musical.
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The news comes just months after the Trump administration quietly began allowing more imports of lion and elephant trophies from several African nations.
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The Golden Globes fare even worse, having only awarded a little over 50 trophies to people of color in it's 62-year history.
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Diana would award her then husband, Prince Charles, with his winning polo trophies and watch along the sidelines like Duchess Meghan also did.
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Of course, when you party with one of the most prized trophies in pro sports, you pick up some celebs throughout the night.
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His expansive list of honors includes eight Spanish league titles and four Champions League trophies with Barcelona since his senior debut in 2003.
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After racking up 12 trophies—including Best Drama Series—on Sunday night, it has now won 38 Emmys in its six-season run.
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Instead, they said it—an account Justin has had for more than 12 years, with a history of trophies and purchases—was gone.
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As a player, Shevchenko won 18 major trophies, one Ballon d'Or and a list of individual honours that could fill a Russian novel.
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The medal was part of an incredible collection of Pele's trophies, awards and other memorabilia that hit the Julien's Auctions event in London.
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Scarcity and the thought that hunters would pay handsomely for novel trophies led to a confidence that there would be considerable future payoffs.
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While the trophies are displayed casually beside books, wedding photos and tchotchkes, Foster says it's still strange to have them in her possession.
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Toyota-powered trucks have won the last five races with Busch and Crafton responsible for two trophies each during that span at Kansas.
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Instead, the FWS could regulate imports and exports of giraffes and their body parts, including trophies, as well as interstate selling and buying.
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I'm not like some big game hunter, taking stock of all the trophies hanging up on my digital wall to stoke my ego.
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He also drew controversy in 2012 after a trip to Zimbabwe where he posed with a dead elephant and other African hunting trophies.
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The Adcolor Awards commend diversity in media and advertising and give trophies to people more accustomed to conference rooms than to red carpets.
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American Serena Williams is her modern-day equivalent, having lifted 21 grand slam singles trophies, and heads to Melbourne Park as defending champion.
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Ferrari GTOs are considered the biggest trophies in the car-collecting world for their rarity, power, beauty and success on the race track.
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If Trump really wants to stop the slaughter of elephants and lions for trophies, he should shut down this biased thrill-kill council.
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Karlsson, 28, has been the team's captain for the last four seasons and has won two Norris Trophies as the league's top defenseman.
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The main drawbacks to an ensemble award involve the logistics of it, starting with the arbitrary question of who shares in the trophies.
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At 38 years of age,Roger Federeris still playing some of the best tennis of his career, and turning it into tournament trophies.
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For more about the debate over big game trophies, watch CNN Films' "Trophy," premiering Sunday, January 14, at 9pm ET/PT, on CNN.
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The Brazilians yelled right back, heralding the career goal tally of Pele, their soccer hero, and crowing about their five World Cup trophies.
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The Brazilians yelled right back, heralding the career goal tally of Pelé, their soccer hero, and crowing about their five World Cup trophies.
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In ages past, men held on to trophies they deemed precious for fear of losing the status afforded to them by such gifts.
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Nearby, Benjamin West's full-length portrait, dated 1771, shows Banks draped in a Maori cloak and surrounded by trophies from Captain Cooks' voyages.
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The trophies, statistics and records accumulated over the last 15 years stamp the Patriots, love them or hate them, as an NFL dynasty.
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Boxing gloves, heavy bags, and televisions acting as platforms for trophies and combat-born clay sculptures hang from chains affixed to the ceiling.
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In-game trophies sold by CIG to foot the cost of convention appearances could be purchased for $5, but sold later for $30.
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Peng tings and trophies, who only really come up when they are being sent emojis, stripped down on command, or just generally objectified?
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Sarah counts selfies with Justin Bieber, One Direction, and Miley Cyrus among her trophies, but Lovato is clearly one of her most-prized.
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And if Guardiola brings a few trophies to Manchester at the end of the season then this will just be a comical blip.
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This runs in contrast to a handful of other incidents where schools and athletes have lost scholarships, wins, titles and trophies from scandal.
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"This is a special award to a boat or team, not an individual," said Recchi, who administers all the trophies at Costa Smeralda.
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For more about the debate over big game trophies, watch CNN Films' "Trophy," premiering Sunday, January 226, at 2000pm ET/PT, on CNN.
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For his visit to the podium, where the trophies are handed out by Prince Albert II of Monaco, Coulthard wore a Superman cape.
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And he accumulated the glittering trophies beloved of the growing class of fuerdai, a Mandarin expression that refers to wealthy second-generation Chinese.
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And it would stop Americans from importing animal trophies that result from big-game hunting — something Donald Trump Jr. is known to love.
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Many female dancers in Russia were high-class courtesans, feted by generous admirers, whose gifts of jewels then adorned their costumes like trophies.
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The ban sharply reduced the income of hunting societies that had marketed bear trophies for tens of thousands of dollars to wealthy foreigners.
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During the Obama administration, the answer became a clear "no" — the import of elephant trophies was banned outright under the Endangered Species Act.
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"I'm an operating person," Michael Johnson, Herbalife's C.E.O., told me, sipping from a purple protein shake and surrounded by sports equipment and trophies.
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The jumpers have won countless trophies and have competed in tournaments as far afield as Japan, the Cayman Islands and Turks and Caicos.
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At Arsenal, the club's championship years literally ring the field itself, the dates and trophies painted on the facing of the upper tier.
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The victory made Tsitsipas the first man to win back-to-back trophies at the tournament since Sweden's Thomas Enqvist in 1997-98.
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Car analysts said the results show that super rare trophies can still smash records even though the broader classic car market remains subdued.
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Unlike Gilmour, who lived a cataloged life — verified by documents, photographs, trophies, medals and two biographies — Singh could not produce a birth certificate.
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The Republican chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee slammed President Trump Friday for allowing imports of hunted elephant trophies from Zimbabwe. Rep.
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MTM Recognition also standardized the trophy's dimensions after staff members noticed that past trophies' outstretched right arms departed the body at different angles.
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Elmslie is the perfect writer to begin reading in an age that worships profligacy and the collecting of luxury items and art trophies.
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As a human being, I'd like to think that he will make the sensible choice: take the money and the trophies, and run.
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As if you needed another reason to believe he breathes rarified air, Messi is the only player to win five of the trophies.
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Streep's speech punctuated a relatively non-diverse Golden Globes, which, apart from a few significant awards, mostly handed out trophies to white actors.
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The Trump administration moved earlier this month to reverse an Obama-era ban on some big-game trophies, such as elephants, being brought to the U.S. The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) announced it will now consider all permits for importing elephant trophies from some African nations on a "case-by-case basis," breaking from the president's earlier promises to maintain the ban.
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They each own a Super Bowl title and Super Bowl MVP honors, though Brady has four championship rings and three Super Bowl MVP trophies.
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A relief on his victory arch in Rome, which still stands, shows the Jerusalem menorah and other war trophies being carried in a parade.
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We're a group of individuals who believe that we deserve a prize for putting in work — I mean, we got participation trophies in sports.
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"But enough to finish second, to be stable to win some trophies to reach some finals but we need to do more," he added.
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"Now, we're all under the impression these are replica trophies, then we learned that indeed these were not replicas," special teamer Matthew Slater said.
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Ape skulls are often purchased as trophies in the US. These smuggled bird feathers are part of the global $245 billion illegal wildlife market.
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Ape skulls are often purchased as trophies in the US. These smuggled bird feathers are part of the global $23 billion illegal wildlife market.
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Faris, 40, is among a long list of A-listers who will take the podium and present trophies at the 69th Primetime Emmy Awards.
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You can show off trophies of your in-game achievements, and even play retro video games by popping cartridges into old-school game machines.
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Winner of the 2017 Red Dot Design Awards, these earbuds even take home trophies for their elite design, beautiful craftsmanship, and excellent audio quality.
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But for most the illustrious trophy would be, as most trophies often are, simply the perfect way to sign off on a stellar campaign.
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He uses trophies, particularly women — and part of it is a challenge to our manhood: Are we going to stand up for our women?
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Applications to import lion and elephant trophies from Africa will now be considered on a case-by-case basis, US wildlife officials announced Monday.
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She won 40 singles trophies before her initial retirement at 22 and returned for a year in 2006, making a full return in 2013.
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She stepped outside, where a line of fans snaked around a man who was sitting on a blanket, selling sports trophies and mismatched shoes.
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That's why Zambia wants its elephants moved to the slightly less restrictive Appendix II, which would allow some trade in, for example, hunting trophies.
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Trump has also come under fire for recently overturning an Obama administration ban on certain big-game trophies, including elephant tusks and lion hides.
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Though "Three Billboards" took home the most trophies, it did not dominate proceedings, with a number of critically well-received films also garnering recognition.
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"Everybody wanted to know what I would do if didn't win," said Kanye while holding up his trophies and looking directly into the camera.
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This week: Black Panther starts picking up trophies, Deadpool has a big weekend in China, and Amazon is shelling out major money at Sundance.
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But trophies aside, Block feels as though she already won everything the moment she got the blessing to play the role from Cher herself.
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The distinction means a star has won trophies from the entertainment industry's big four: the Emmy Awards, Grammy Awards, Academy Awards and Tony Awards.
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"I want to thank Trump for making black people No. 1 on the most-oppressed list," Glover sort of joked while accepting his trophies.
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Bergen won five Emmy Awards before deciding to take herself out of the running for more because, well, she was positively sick with trophies.
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Trout continues to raise the bar for Wins Above Replacement (WAR) and has already claimed a pair of MVP trophies, in 2014 and 2016.
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In total he won 16 trophies, among them four Champions League titles, three of them won consecutively and four over the last five seasons.
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Offset's Migos won the award for Best Group, while Cardi scooped up trophies for Best Female Hip Hop Artist and Album of the Year.
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This year the BBC thriller "Killing Eve" came out on top, winning three trophies -- including best actress, best supporting actress and best drama series.
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Both Netflix and Amazon again took home several trophies each, while cable network-turned-online-streamer HBO trumped all with a half-dozen wins.
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They bring gifts, the silver and gold fish that are the game's money, along with more mundane trophies like cicada shells and rolling pins.
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Howe, who holds the NHL record for games played (1767), won four Stanley Cups and six Hart Trophies as the league's Most Valuable Player.
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At 37 years of age, Roger Federer is still playing some of the best tennis of his career, and turning it into tournament trophies.
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Bessie's Queen Latifah, Orange Is the New Black's Uzo Aduba, and How to Get Away with Murder's Viola Davis also received trophies Saturday night.
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But like many of the major U.S. award shows this year, entertainment and trophies won't be the only matters on the minds of performers.
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Given the rate that America has been collecting trophies - four in all competitions since 2013 - Las Aguilas can't be overlooked in the title race.
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When he saw there were hundreds of trophies lining the walls, all manufactured by Bertoni, he could not resist stepping in to look around.
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People with tremendous wealth have long converted residential areas into showcases for their trophies, whether Ming dynasty furniture or Impressionist landscapes or medieval manuscripts.
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Last November, the Interior secretary handed American trophy hunters a huge victory by reversing an Obama administration ban on importing elephant trophies from Zimbabwe.
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Of the 33 people who imported those trophies, at least half had donated to Republican lawmakers or were affiliated with SCI, the group claimed.
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Elephants could be 'gunned down by rich Americans' The Trump administration will end an Obama-era policy that banned the imports of elephant trophies.
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Fox News host Laura Ingraham on Thursday ripped the decision by the Trump administration to lift the ban on importing elephant trophies from Africa.
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Dench first won an Olivier in 1977 for her role in Macbeth, and followed it with trophies in 1980, 1983, 1987, 1995 and 1996.
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He creates pendants, and miniature trophies that he then encapsulates inside glass orbs, giving his final products that impossible 'ship in a bottle' illusion.
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It now plans to grant and deny permits for importing trophies of elephants hunted in Zimbabwe and Zambia on a case by case basis.
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