As it turns out, my vision of Usher is not the Usher everyone remembers.
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To double the doubling, Usher works as an usher at "The Lion King" on Broadway.
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She mistook him for an usher and told her boss she wanted to meet this usher.
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It's always dealing with plurals: Usher is writing about Usher; Usher is living and remembering and ideating, all at once; he never gets a chance to be still, to be just one person.
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Usher, whose full name is Usher Raymond, and Sony Corp's Sony/ATV Musical Publishing LLC were among the other defendants.
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USHER AND THE ROOTS Usher didn't bring his elaborate arena-concert setup or his electronics-loving band to Jazz Fest.
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Usher featuring Young Thug – "No Limit" Usher has been providing us with good music for over two decades, and although we all miss the confession days, when Usher hits the dance floor, the moves are still there.
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Usher, "Crash" Usher came back with a pair of new singles this week after staying rather quiet over the last few years.
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Usher went on to strip naked, imposing the text "blowinoffsteam" on the snap and including a shocked-face emoji to cover his little Usher.
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And there's this ... Usher claims the 2 women and the man don't have a legal claim because anything Usher might have done was unintentional.
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At a Christmas party, she saw the "usher" she was interested in, and her boss explained that Patrick was a player, not an usher.
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He stayed in the upper balconies into the 1950s, but he was eventually promoted to assistant chief usher and, in 1956, to chief usher.
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A tireless Larry Owens plays a theater usher named Usher in Michael R. Jackson's dizzying musical, which wrestles with blackness, queerness and black queerness with gleeful abandon.
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And thank you, Usher (Usher!), for Snapchatting this moment out to people like us, who have since traded the traditional work wardrobe for something a little more...casual.
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It's up to the chief usher, or now the deputy usher, in the absence of a replacement for Reid, to oversee everyone -- and take care of, well, everything.
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Chris Emery, who was an usher but not the chief usher, lost his position in the Clinton White House after he helped Barbara Bush with a computer problem.
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His groundbreaking work led to the discovery of Eris, an object around the size of Pluto that helped usher in the term dwarf planet and usher out Pluto's planetary status.
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He has a baby face but his cropped gray hair and the low number on his name tag (Peter, Usher #4) signal his seniority, earned over 42 years as an usher.
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Well well well #Usher – what do we have here?
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Usher and Lil Wayne – Enrique Iglesias, Euphoria, 2011 To wrap up this week of Wayne's semi-unlikely 90s R&B singer collabs in the 2010s, here's a double feature: Enrique Iglesias and Usher.
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Harry served as an usher during the actual wedding ceremony.
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Roy Reins (ph) is my usher and helps me out.
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He has Usher syndrome, which causes hearing and vision problems.
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When I was a teenager, Usher was my ultimate heartthrob.
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"He's purposely trying to usher in another Adpocalypse," Blake tweeted.
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Such memories could usher Mr Haddad into the second round.
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Could the ad usher in a new era of advertisements?
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The umpire can usher you away from the home plate.
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But then, Tuesday came ... Usher and Grace announced their split.
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It's a more open way to usher in the holiday.
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Previously announced performers include Usher, Future, Alicia Keys and Maxwell.
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But he was involved in the proceedings, including usher duties.
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Neither Usher nor his reps have publicly addressed the allegation.
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As we first reported, Helm dismissed the lawsuit against Usher.
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February's Lunar New Year celebration will usher in — what else?
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On the plane ride back, he threatens to fire Usher.
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Usher won't be bullied, so Conway moves on the pilots.
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Usher came in to the studio just ready to work.
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A representative for Usher could not be reached for comment.
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A representative for Usher didn't return PEOPLE's request for comment.
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The usher overheard and asked them to produce their tickets.
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PDUFA has since helped usher 1,500 new drugs to market.
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He was an usher at his parish church in Athens.
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Then of course, he politely stands like an usher again.
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Usher inspired me to foster a better, less expected desire.
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It could usher in a new era of her music.
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YOU USHER IN, YOU SAY, A NEW ERA IN NETWORKING.
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During the recent Paris Fashion Week, Usher was there, too.
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Instead, she gently tried to usher them in productive directions.
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Obama also tried to usher forward comprehensive immigration restructuring. Sen.
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Perhaps this will usher in a new period of volubility.
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Championship Monday night by bumping Usher on the team jet.
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Wonder if Usher loved this ... or really, really hated it?
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For us, Dada seemed to usher in the new age.
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He lived long enough to usher in a new era.
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Think of Goneril and Regan, Roderick Usher or Mrs. Danvers.
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Go deeper: Streaming companies usher in new entertainment world order
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The publisher Mort Zuckerman, her former boyfriend, was an usher.
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This generation is going to usher in so much more.
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"We do this eight times a week," an usher said.
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Usher performs some of his biggest hits in Chattanooga, Tenn.
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You blew me away at the Usher Hall last night.
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Attractions include hunting, riding, cycling and the Mount Usher Gardens.
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The janitor also helped usher students into a culinary room.
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Mitchell sought to usher this study into the scientific realm.
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"The UK authorities looked at the matter very carefully and concluded that there were no offences, and we continue to believe that Mr. Usher has done nothing wrong," said Jonathan Pickworth, a lawyer for Usher.
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"Gift Shop" — from a surprise full-length collaborative release between Usher and the producer Zaytoven — is an unexpected win, with Usher smoothing out his antic approach, and Gunna coolly cooing, unbothered by the unfamiliar company.
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And then, Trump's policies will usher in a global economic meltdown.
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Usher, meanwhile, plays Sugar Ray Leonard, Durán's opponent in the ring.
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Did Obama's election usher in a post-racial era in America?
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He has helped usher in three million new jobs, record unemployment.
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Usher and his representatives have yet to comment on the allegations.
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Indeed, CRISPR may usher in the era of true designer mice.
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He has warned that his Democratic rivals would usher in socialism.
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Any new world he would usher in would be a nightmare.
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Cast: Garrett Hedlund, Forest Whitaker, Andrea Riseborough, Tom Wilkinson, Usher Raymond.
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The most dangerous card: Mark Usher, as Frank predicted last season.
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But still, you can say you learned your moves from Usher.
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Usher and Zaytoven have released A, a new album-length collaboration.
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The concept that will usher in a new era of computing.
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Many people had nonetheless expected Mr Mistry to usher in change.
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Mercury retrograde, beginning Sunday, will usher in people from your past.
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Trump to hire a chief usher whom she knows and trusts.
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Filming has wrapped, but Usher hasn't stopped climbing into the ring.
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Moscow hoped Trump would usher in a new era of relations.
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What sorts of changes will this eclipse usher into your life?
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Much to Doug's chagrin, Mark Usher is now a special advisor.
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Usher tells the congressman he's got dirt that will implicate him.
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In fact, the new definition might help usher in higher ones!
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During the struggle with the usher, the suspect accidentally shot himself.
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Trump's presidency has helped usher in unprecedented risks on numerous fronts.
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Follow Tom Usher on Twitter and Andrew Perry on his website.
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Afterwards, Usher put on jazz music and went down on her.
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There's more than one way to usher in the summer solstice.
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It had "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" and something by Usher.
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She was actively involved in her church as a junior usher.
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I hope the reaction to Trump helps usher in real change.
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She says in her lawsuit she contracted the STD from Usher.
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Music mogul Diddy virtually sipped Ciroc with Lenny Kravitz and Usher.
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Usher once said that he got my shoes in every color.
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Usher attended the October, 2015, rally that Civil organized in Atlanta.
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The 2020s will usher us into an abyss of red ink.
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Will the Trump presidency usher in a new late-night war?
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Smart access technology could usher in significant improvements in the future.
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It also included performances from Usher, Alicia Keys, and Christina Aguilera.
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Usher chose a grey suit and paired it with some sunglasses.
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It stars Danny Glover, Gabrielle Union, Kimberly Elise, and Jessie Usher.
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The jeep executive will usher Fiat Chrysler into its new era.
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Some people buy Ring cameras to usher in peace of mind.
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That fact alone might usher in the era of the mask.
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Our sources say the woman suing has a history with Usher.
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And, he wants us to call Usher and make it happen.
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Kevin and Usher hosted the TAO Pool Party at the Venetian.
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Chris Brown launched his career with a transparent rewrite of "Yeah!" by Usher, and here we come full circle with Usher himself guesting on the remix of Breezy's latest hit, a transparent rewrite of "Adorn" by Miguel.
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It'll come from prosecutors and legislators trying to usher in that change.
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Hologram hellos At the City Hall, holograms -- not people -- usher in residents.
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Plus, brochures like this would usher in some of Buick's best years.
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The Duke of Sussex served as usher for his friend's big day.
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Usher is saying "Yeah!" to a surprise comeback with his new album.
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Another piece of Atlanta history will usher visitors into the cyclorama wing.
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How many smooth jams perfect for hot summer days can Usher create?
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"That part's going to be on the internet, right?" an usher pleaded.
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That also can help usher the water out of your ear canal.
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And at least Jackson and Usher enliven some of the canned banter.
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Starbucks is bringing back its Treat Receipt to usher out the summer.
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Their decisive wins usher in a new phase in the 2016 campaign.
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Usher, Jermaine and Scooter Braun mugged for the camera during the party.
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Usher gushes over his dog and the unconditional love that she provides.
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Perhaps the comet is the superhero, landing to usher in Season 4.
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Efforts to usher them off the bank's books would meet insurmountable opposition.
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Reid was the White House's ninth usher and the second African-American.
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Read more: California wildfires could usher in a new wave of homelessness.
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Thais believe water washes away bad luck and helps usher in prosperity.
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Usher Hits The BeachEazy-E's Son: HIV Law ControversyMel B: What Divorce?
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For his final $10k pledge, Colin and Usher chose H.O.M.E. -- an org.
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"The chief usher makes sure the trains run on time," said Brower.
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The Samsung Galaxy Fold was meant to usher in a new era.
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It's understandable that Usher is a little nervous about a Conway presidency.
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This has helped to usher in an era of online binge-watching.
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And then Usher called me and we talked and it sounded cool.
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"He wasn't embarrassed" by the contents of the memos, Mr. Usher recalled.
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FEC decision, it could usher in an era of unprecedented government corruption.
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This arguably helped conservative efforts to usher Donald Trump into the presidency.
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Congress's clarion call should usher in concrete steps to address Iran's gamesmanship.
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"What the hell is Usher doing with segregation hair?" one person tweeted.
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But the law that he helped usher in this year was different.
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Usher Fellig was born into a family of Galician Jews in 1899.
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Usher is never mentioned to have visited the club in the article.
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Usher in the school year with everyone's favorite law student, Elle Woods!
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Hear tracks from Willie Nelson, St. Vincent, Usher, Ella Mai and others.
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As it happens, Duane's dad (singer Usher Raymond) is Mike's childhood classmate.
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The Age of Un-Enlightenment is using addresses to usher it out.
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Stubborn facts, the kind that bring down governments, usher barbarians to judgment.
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The boy was being disruptive, the usher said, and needed to leave.
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What Eugenie and her bridal party wear could usher in new trends.
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And whenever his falteringly polite Britishness fails him, he calls on Usher.
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In sheltered niches, dayflowers sometimes usher in the first days of winter.
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It just felt like Usher needed to be a part of that.
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But even after Lopez pulled strings, Usher had concerns about the appearance.
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"It was a very deliberate decision to take music away," Usher said.
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"I actually made Usher a part of the alphabet," he said, beaming.
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Together, these rules will usher in a new era of healthcare transparency.
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He also said Trump's election would usher in a global recession. Oops.
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Those efforts have helped usher the president to the brink of impeachment.
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So what could bring the country together, usher Brooklyn closer to Scottsburg?
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To do any less is to usher in an era of despair.
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If it succeeds, it could usher in an era of deal-making.
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And it would usher in a world of misery and economic hardship.
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Most young girls have a Leonardo DiCaprio, an Usher, or a Bieber.
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Facebook believes these platforms will usher in an era of virtual art.
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While hybridization is expected to usher in a new age of flight.
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They have the potential to usher in a range of new scholarship.
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He later shot and wounded himself in a scuffle with an usher.
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Musk has warned AI-powered robots could usher in some form of automated war to give humanity its richly deserved demise, while Zuckerberg responded by saying he is "really optimistic" it could usher a golden age of lifesaving technology.
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There are certainly many worse things Corden and Usher could have referenced (Usher is currently being sued by a woman who claims he exposed her to herpes, which would not have made for a breezy late night television sketch).
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What's interesting here ... Grace appears to be on the phone with Usher himself.
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Because we, too, are ready to usher in our nation's first female president.
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Even better, more electric cars could help utilities usher in more renewable energy.
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Before that, he also served as assistant chief usher under two prior administrations.
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Another move that could help usher Asian actors into more award-worthy parts?
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Jonnaert also called on governments to do more to usher in "alternative" cars.
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She told PEOPLE it was an usher who moved the "paraleptics," she said.
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Say sayonara to winter and usher in spring with some fresh new tech.
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The Apple Watch was going to usher in a new era of smartwatches.
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If it happens, it would help usher in a new era of disruption.
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Together, their votes helped usher in an era of near-total Republican dominance.
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An usher was stationed nearby with a box of tissues in each hand.
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Now Kratos would have to usher a son he barely knows into manhood.
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That's why Mark Usher is a lap dog rather than a guard dog.
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Usher in a new season and make the most of the changing leaves.
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This will usher in a new cycle around learning, growing, traveling, and expanding.
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The army gave up power in 1958 and helped usher in civilian rule.
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They helped to usher in Ronald Reagan's presidency in 1981, moistening his eyes.
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The rise of the UK Independence Party, for instance, helped usher in Brexit.
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Prince Harry served as an usher for his close friend's August 4 wedding.
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Historians say his music also helped usher in the fall of racial segregation.
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Here's Usher lookin' smooth in Mexico ... without a single hair on his body!
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Usher probably knows some of the struggles that naturalistas face all too well.
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Lawyers for Bieber and Usher did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Harleth becomes just the 11th chief usher in the history of the position.
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Usher performed ... as did Cirque du Soleil with its "Michael Jackson ONE" number.
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Usher then leaks a story charging that Sharp traded legislation for campaign funds.
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Everyone panics, but Usher quickly buys off Walker with a fancy chancellorship gig.
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Celebrity cameos include: Questlove, Usher, Carrie Underwood, Sarah Silverman, and Adam Levine's hologram.
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So he flagged down an usher and ordered a hot dog and soda.
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The resulting turmoil helped usher in a telegenic populist in 1989: Fernando Collor.
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Beyoncé, Stevie Wonder, Jay Z, Usher, will be there apparently, and also Oprah.
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" Then he goes, "What if you played with Usher at South By Southwest.
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He told me Usher had seen me backstage and was interested in me.
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"The students are really, really intelligent and mindful," Usher said, while admirers circled.
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The hip-hop era hasn't been kind to R&B crooners like Usher.
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Most feel populist politicians will be unable to usher in the desired turnaround.
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As such, she was not thrilled to be assigned to usher Phelps around.
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While D.J. Sha reverts to well-known songs during games — Usher, Run-D.
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What I predicted was that Usher would make the next Off The Wall.
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Law enforcement sources tell us Usher was in the studio, but not hurt.
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Immediately after they had sex, Usher got up and ran to the bathroom.
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Once inside, she was challenged by an usher but refused to move upstairs.
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The musical guests in the first season included TLC, Brandy, Aaliyah and Usher.
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Who knew the siblings would also usher out an affectionate but antiquated title?
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You and I have the chance to usher in a new American spring.
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The usher has been quarantined, and the person's medical condition is not clear.
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Fellow students say the cadets acted valiantly, helping to usher others to safety.
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Its editor, Stig Abell, was hired to usher it into a new era.
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He was brought to the TLS to usher it into a new era.
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Evangelists today proclaim that 5G will usher in the true internet of things.
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Church usher Robert Caleb Engle, 22, saw the shooting and confronted the gunman.
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Desmond refused to leave her seat after an usher asked her to move.
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It's not even fall, and already TV wants to usher in Halloween season.
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And I had to use it to usher her through that difficult phase.
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"I was trying to usher in this monochromatic look," he explains to Mallis.
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Is there anything more 2007 than Usher showing up at a strip club?
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Why didn't he get up to help usher them out of the room?
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The 2 women and the man suing Usher have filed new legal docs.
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Maybe perovskites will usher in an era of breathtakingly low-cost solar power.
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He mocked elitist losers and vowed to usher in an era of winning.
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"However, it's not uncommon that you might have a transition when a new administration comes in and it's simply nothing more than that," Huckabee Sanders said, adding that the deputy usher will be serving as the acting usher in the meantime.
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The Usher scandal -- that he allegedly has herpes and had sexual contact with individuals without telling them -- is about to get bigger, because 2 women and a man are going to file a lawsuit claiming Usher exposed them to the STD.
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The party went down at a Beverly Hills estate and tons of stars showed, including Snoop, Chris Brown, Mary J. Blige, Jimmy Iovine, Usher, Jermaine Dupri, Pharrel Williams, Usher, Teyana Taylor, Fergie, Christina Aguilera, and Swae Lee from Rae Sremmurd.
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The move is meant to usher Tesla past months of turbulence following Musk's Aug.
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Perhaps AirPods and their contemporaries will usher in a similar shift in audio creation.
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It would require an enormous mobilization to usher veto-proof majorities into both bodies.
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Mr. Macri's pledge helped usher in new talks and raised hopes for an agreement.
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Usher greeted the tattooed cashier and two men in flannel sitting at the tables.
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STEPHEN ROCHON, WHITE HOUSE CHIEF USHER, 2007-2011: It`s more like organized chaos.
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Boy George is helping usher the next generation of pop stars to the forefront.
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He's had to explain why he helped usher the 1994 crime bill into being.
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It would usher a dystopia for others, providing a new form of textual panopticon.
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Despite his happy demeanor, Usher is currently at the center of a legal scandal.
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Instead, Usher started Ramsay on each part of a triathlon, but at lower intensities.
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It will usher in a wave of new technology that will power the future.
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The focus of this intervention is to usher the person being harassed to safety.
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Go deeper: Streaming and legalized betting usher in a new era for sports content
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The Galaxy S20 phones usher in the age of 5G as a mainstream feature.
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You might usher in an era of lavish office perks and meaningful career paths.
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Instead of demanding approvals, it seeks to usher in a simpler, registration-based system.
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And third, this remains the greatest song ever written: Follow Tom Usher on Twitter.
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In Sport Plus drive mode, a resonator and speaker usher in more mechanical symphonics.
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The Trump administration has said it plans to usher in the force by 2020.
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He was a lunch monitor that day and helped usher students out the doors.
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Rodriguez said today's numbers suggested that people care and want to usher in progress.
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He was also an usher at the wedding of William and Kate in 2011.
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Recently she loaded up his iPod with songs by Usher and other pop stars.
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Prince Harry served as usher at his friend's wedding on his wife's 37th birthday.
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This helped usher in a new belief: social inclusion, which meant everything for everyone.
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Will usher you into the the elite supercar club without spending big supercar money.
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If they do succeed, it could usher in a new era in the industry.
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With changes to price-matching, Amazon and Walmart usher a new era of retail
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And no, Usher is not happy to find a dead body in his house.
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With Usher in a powerful position, Claire will likely need Frank on her side.
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All three plaintiffs claim Usher failed to inform them about his alleged herpes diagnosis.
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Usher did not share his diagnosis with his insurance company either, court documents state.
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After Game 7, I met up with a former usher and we celebrated downtown.
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Fifth generation (2628G) wireless technology will help usher in this new era of innovation.
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Artemis can usher in a richer, more peaceful human civilization than the current one.
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The Music Modernization Act (MMA) would literally usher copyright laws into the 21st century.
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Rather, it's an area of the ocean where the current conditions usher in trash.
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Scafaria said getting to Usher wasn't the big challenge, thanks to star Jennifer Lopez.
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Nordstrom clearly wants to help usher in a new era of experimental luxury shopping.
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Hispanic evangelicals are carving out a necessary voice to help usher in bipartisan agreement.
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HAROLD BROWN New York Yes, Donald Trump would usher in the twilight of democracy.
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Like Mr. Jackson, Usher shares a name with a famous African-American pop star.
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Kyl, as a private citizen, had been helping usher Kavanaugh's nomination through the Senate.
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The opening night photographer for "Oratorio," or an usher for an April 10 performance?
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Usher is trying to get the lawsuit tossed out based on assumption of risk.
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Rich and honeyed, it's a sweetly appropriate treat to usher in the New Year.
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When his family got to Ellis Island, Usher Felig became Arthur Fellig (aged 2000).
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It occurred on the 280th anniversary of his first day as a Met usher.
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Then a friend asked if she had considered being an usher at the Met.
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I thought I had rhythm until I was on a bicycle next to Usher.
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Looser regulations on banks may help usher in the next financial crisis, he says.
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That such tech could usher in an age of constant surveillance has many spooked.
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Usher sang an emotion-laden rendition of "Amazing Grace" to start off the game.
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Macron has sought to ease the tax burden in France and usher in reforms.
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Church usher Robert Engle, 22, saw the shooting and confronted the gunman, Aaron said.
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It would usher in a new and frightening era for the judicial arms race.
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Kind people rescued the wallet for me: a bartender, an usher and two teenagers.
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Some haircuts are transformative, literally cutting off the old to usher in the new.
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Progressives acted as if this ruling would usher in a new Jim Crow era.
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The appointment of a CEO steeped in retail banking could usher in other changes.
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An inauguration that would usher in a triumvirate of women running major Western democracies.
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He is among the last living physicists who helped usher in the nuclear age.
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The 20103-year-old's rendition is slightly less scandalous until Usher himself shows up.
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He will usher in the eclipse over the Pacific Coast from a NASA plane.
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Senate leadership hopes it can usher through the bill without a roll call vote.
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When your mind wanders, gently usher yourself back to the text and keep going.
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I'm here to usher the rest of us into the lull before Labor Day.
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It might also help usher in an era of spaceflight that's radically less expensive.
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Worse, the fire seemed to usher in a newly dark chapter in her life.
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Expatriates and U.S. officials hoped his election would usher in detente with the West.
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Usher is in an L.A. studio recording for a new album, produced by Jermaine.
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Usher has not responded publicly to any of the claims, including his herpes status.
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But while Usher welcomes up-and-coming Atlanta rappers on "Hard II Love" — Young Thug in "No Limit," Future in "Rivals" — they are clearly on the sidelines, offering interjections like hype men and getting their verses only after Usher has had his say.
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A spokesman for the theater owners said that the usher — whom they did not identify — had been stationed in the mezzanine at the Booth for all but one of the performances concerned; the usher worked in the orchestra for the other performance.
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And as we usher in this new era, Republicans will stand up for our beliefs.
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But it was Richard Nixon who helped usher the accessory to True Patriot shibboleth status.
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Pakistanis will hold parliamentary elections on July 25 that will usher in a new Cabinet.
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The yellow vests want to usher in a sixth by way of a citizens' referendum.
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The full moon on the 14th could usher in a cutie from a different culture.
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It's fashion's turn to maximize production efficiency and Epson wants to usher in that change.
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Everything is racing ahead of a regulatory structure ill-equipped to usher in this change.
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Bueno, who helped usher in modern women&aposs tennis, died Friday after battling mouth cancer.
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Since his presidency, such concerns have helped usher in the rise of Italy's populist government.
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A paparazzo was in place at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave to record the whole thing ... Usher.
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The pop line-up also has The Black Eyed Peas, Coldplay, Usher and Pharrell performing.
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It was around that time that Usher filed for divorce from ex-wife Tameka Foster.
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His go-tos are usually Usher, JT, Beyonce (on a good night), and Luther Vandross.
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Apple was already working on the iPhone, which would usher in the modern smartphone era.
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He argued that he is the candidate to help usher in a lasting Trumpian future.
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Let's hope these updated guidelines help usher in an era of safer rides for everyone.
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Nowadays, all it takes is a key celebrity sighting to usher in an item's return.
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And 15 years ago, I personally wasn't very concerned with what Usher was singing about.
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It's produced by Pop and Oak, who have also worked with Usher and Jill Scott.
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Or perhaps it will usher Silicon Valley's 'solution' to food into an era of redemption.
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A Clinton presidency would usher in a welcome "era of the bitch," declared the Atlantic.
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In music today, Cavs fans are into Lil' Wayne, Usher and Wiz Khalifa, Qloo reports.
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Those warnings at the end of drug commercials, those could use some Usher-izing, too.
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ProQR is developing treatments for other rare eye diseases, including Usher syndrome and Stargardt's disease.
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His victims allegedly include Usher, Adam Lambert and Jason DeRulo, as well as the Kemsleys.
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Angella Reid, White House Chief Usher Days in the administration: 106 Fired over unspecified reasons.
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Countless industries claim that big data and artificial intelligence (AI) will usher in new prosperity.
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That cover, thin as it was, was enough to usher in a flood of investment.
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" Sampson added that the car was going to usher in a "new era of mobility.
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The comic was a minor player, but I got to usher Ali through the reporters.
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It turns out that Trump doesn't pay a lot of attention to the usher-pundits.
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Usher and his wife Grace Miguel are calling it quits after two years of marriage.
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And, the plan could usher in a revitalization of manufacturing in cities across the country.
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Not only is Usher, 40, obsessed with his pet, he also looks up to her.
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In fact, we've got Usher to advocate for women, too – especially those with natural hair.
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The chairman and CEO of Epic Records is the man who discovered Rihanna and Usher.
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Usher was out Wednesday in L.A. when a photog asked him about the harrowing experience.
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He thinks she's given Usher too much control and suggests she's in over her head.
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Frank and Doug suspect Usher of playing both sides, and he is, a little bit.
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It would usher in a new biospheric normal that could make the continued existence impossible.
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Alas, I opted for a little more movie-theater usher and a little less Jidenna.
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The startup has raised more than $10 million to usher developers into the augmented world.
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Rushing a bill to usher in mass deployment of risky, unproven systems would endanger lives.
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His goal was not to usher in modernity but simply to make religion religious again.
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Usher et al, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York, No. 17-cr-00019.
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Before the concert, Usher posted a video on Instagram, offering condolences from his entire family.
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Usher et al, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York, No. 17-cr-19.
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In fact, passage of the PRIME Act could usher in important improvements in food safety.
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They'd hoped he would usher in a new era of openness with the outside world.
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Trump answered, "Thank you," signaling his aides to usher the media out of the room.
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If we are sufficiently patriotic, we might even usher in an era of institutional reform.
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Hidden Figures, which premiered in January, also helped usher in a year of diverse films.
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A new president could, theoretically, usher in a more active American role in the conflict.
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It seems highly unlikely that this scenario would usher in an era of greater freedoms.
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It's time to usher in a new generation of progressive leadership into the Democratic Party.
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Stars including Miley Cyrus, Usher, and Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have been spotted there.
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That could usher in a government that is more co-operative, if not more Herculean.
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Tyrese has arrived to confront Usher, for you see, his girl likes things…Usher's way.
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Tyrese is hot, but Usher is frantic and smooth, liberated and deliberate, dangerous and alluring.
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In the first season alone, they landed Blackstreet, Brandy, Coolio, Usher, and multiple TLC appearances.
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Some of these artists include Aerosmith, Becky G, Justin Bieber, Usher, Daughtry, and Maroon 5.
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Amazon Prime Day could usher in a new wave of fear-based social media usage
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Democrats did as much to usher in the era of mass incarceration as anyone else.
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But flight attendants did not usher him to a different seat or off the plane.
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The Broadway announcement followed news that an usher had tested positive and is under quarantine.
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Dear Readers: Spring can usher in snakebite season, and curious, wandering dogs can get bitten.
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And that could usher in one of the warmest bilateral relationships in the Western Hemisphere.
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In 19583, they attempted to usher an antidiscrimination bill through Alaska's two-branch Territorial Legislature.
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"The Fall of the House of Usher" (1928), by James Sibley Watson and Melville Webber.
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Patel plays Arjun, a Sikh waiter who endures the horror to usher hostages to safety.
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And what better way to usher in a new era than with a complete rebrand?
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Longer term, the Jeopardy deal could usher in other channels based on popular game shows.
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I [recently] did SoulCycle, I'm not proud to say, and Usher was next to me.
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This change is expected to usher in a rapid expansion of the consumer genetics industry.
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And without a doubt, these technologies are helping to usher in a clean energy economy.
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Engle is an usher at the Burnette Chapel Church of Christ in Antioch, near Nashville.
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Further prioritizing these two issues, however, will all but usher in Donald Trump's re-election.
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Energy, transports, labor, funding, tariffs and material costs should all usher costs higher, Wilson said.
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More broadly speaking, the new patch will also usher in a new philosophy for Overwatch.
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The nighttime celebration will usher in the Year of the Rooster with floats and firecrackers.
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And Usher performs in his Tennessee hometown on behalf of music and art in schools.
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Instead it will usher in policies that cripple sustainable economic growth in the long-term.
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The proposed penal code, if passed, would usher in a raft of sweeping new laws.
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Still, Congress did usher in badly-needed, pro-competition measures to the debit-card marketplace.
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Joe Biden made the case for building on Obamacare, which he helped usher into law.
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Smith's replacement is his character's son, hotshot pilot Dylan Dubrow-Hiller, played by Jessie Usher.
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Through CDC, they said, they hope to usher in the new wave of Tibetan rap.
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Usher says Sunday was his son's first day at a camp for kids with diabetes.
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They fear it will take a massive, unavoidable accident to usher in long-overdue changes.
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On special occasions they'll have a crazy famous host, like Diplo or Drake or Usher.
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Kevin Hart and Usher were hangin' in Vegas Saturday after Kev's Hart Beat Charity Concert.
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We've all been there: A movie theater usher rips your ticket, tells you to enjoy the film, and without thinking, you blurt out, "You, too!" despite the fact that this usher is likely staying put and not going to join you in the auditorium.
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So, OG Cool Girl Yolanda Hadid was there to usher her daughter towards her hosting debut.
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They pursue labor endorsements in the hope of harnessing union power to usher them into office.
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He's not promising to drain the swamp, restructure the Senate, remake capitalism, or usher in socialism.
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Calling on Young Thug adds a fresh new feel to Usher, while still keeping it classic.
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But inside, uniformed attendants appear from behind the doors and usher visitors toward a coat check.
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DJI guides usher groups of six anxious flyers onto the Bathhouse's spacious outdoor deck to fly.
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Before that, though, they've got a (kind of) new record to usher out into the world.
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If you need a personal white noise machine to usher you to dreamland every night absolutely.
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So that pile of fries will usher in an afternoon nap in more than one way.
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The Bieber show began with an old home video of the young star performing for Usher.
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A new justice could usher in a dramatic expansion in 4th Amendment protections against government surveillance.
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Usher was the boy of (one of) my girlhood dreams for all of the late '90s.
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Normalizing these practices can be both meaningful to your queer friends, and usher in larger change.
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Authorities raced to the scene, arriving to find Ashley Usher alive but unresponsive after being shot.
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Three months before PEOPLE confirmed their engagement, Usher raved about Miguel in an interview with Billboard.
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Julia Roberts, Debra Messing, Usher, and Julianne Moore were among the celebs who fell for it.
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Cryptocurrencies are supposed to usher in an egalitarian world peace, prosperity, and mass cross-border payments.
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"Blowin off steam," Usher wrote on a photo of himself naked in his home steam room.
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There, the "emerging Brooklyn developers," who would usher Ryan Serhant into Bed-Stuy, found their niche.
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Her new vice president Mark Usher (Campbell Scott) is her middle man between the wealthy siblings.
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Screenshot via Facebook Live2017 is bound to usher in an assortment of changes to our society.
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We have some "Confessions" to share: Usher "Got Us Fallin' in Love" with this Carpool Karaoke.
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Some have done so brilliantly, harnessing technology and smart design to usher more people swiftly through.
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With the Fantastic Beasts franchise, Rowling was preemptively prepared to usher diversity into her wizarding world.
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Spears' show helped usher in a new era for Las Vegas in regards to residency acts.
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The elections will usher in a new executive presidential system giving the president far-reaching powers.
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To usher in innovation you need to do the R.I.T.E. thing: Regulation, Investment, Talent and Entrepreneurship.
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But he isn't just helping to usher in the new rat pack of the 3rd millennium.
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This underscores how Tillerson could usher in a "technology will solve everything" attitude toward rising temperatures.
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Usher, Take That and Niall Horan are also on the lineup, a press release reveals. pic.twitter.
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Our Instagram of the Week finds Arsham teaming up with another of his celeb pals—Usher.
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Leave it to Meghan Markle to be the one to finally usher in a new era.
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In her twenties, Kelly was diagnosed with Usher syndrome, a degenerative eye sight and hearing condition.
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But he could yet usher AGI into being, right under Google's nose but beyond its control.
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The White House usher is responsible for the management of the building and oversees residence staff.
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The White House fired its chief usher (basically the general manager of the building), WaPo reported.
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The performance comes as the queen of pop, 60, continues to usher in her latest era.
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The star has two sons, Naviyd Ely Raymond, 9, and Usher Raymond V, 10, with Foster.
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"This is how work happens here," Usher said, describing the significance of Twitter in Washington journalism.
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During the festival, performances also included Eddie Vedder, Pharrell Williams, Chris Martin, Kacey Musgraves and Usher.
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In Moscow, Russians hoping Trump will usher in a new era of detente celebrated his inauguration.
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Many more leaders must take up the mantle and usher in a true private-sector renaissance.
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But Shine, the tournament that helped usher in the controversy, appears to have its position set.
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Usher, a newcomer to the Shaft franchise, plays Jackson's character's son and Roundtree's character's great-nephew.
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Here's another one of Lupita, but now she's hugging Tessa Thompson and getting photobombed by Usher!
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Usher just really wants everyone to know you can use the S7 to take shower nudes.
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That is why she urges similar robust state intervention to usher in a fifth golden age.
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For instance, one usher is in charge of housekeeping, another in charge of food and beverage.
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Eventually, we were escorted up out of the seats and onto the concourse by an usher.
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"Justin Timberlake and Usher were fighting over him," Pattie said of her son's record label prospects.
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There is no time like the present to usher in a new era of open government.
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In other respects, Falih is likely to usher in a more modern, technocratic and professional approach.
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Well, Rihanna just might usher in their comeback via her role as creative director at Puma.
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To usher in 2018, the Republican National Committee is releasing an official Trump-themed MAGA calendar.
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Other students who were in attendance are asking the university to take action toward the usher.
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For others, though, digital home viewing had the potential to usher in a new golden age.
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Turn off utilities so a careless mallet swing doesn't usher in a fresh mess -- or worse.
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For instance, could next January 20 usher in a new reality television show called Ambassador Apprentice?
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Those protests helped to usher in a Republican-controlled Congress and several newcomers, including Tim Huelskamp.
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But strong conventions can speed up unification of divided parties and usher in a real shift.
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The current president's father, Laurent-Désiré Kabila, overthrew Mobutu in 1997, but didn't usher in stability.
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The city's cherry blossoms were on hand to usher us to this peaceful and solemn moment.
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But he knew that America needed a change and O'Connor's appointment helped to usher it in.
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During another full night at the club, things get turned up a notch when Usher enters.
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In a 2008 book, I argued that the internet would usher in a "post-fact" age.
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She was 18 in the year 2000, as if born to usher in a new millennium.
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Four days later, a housekeeper and a White House usher spot bullet holes in the residence.
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The IMF gurus explain that the tax bill will likely usher in higher levels of investment.
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The companies said the merger will usher in a new era of reduced costs to patients.
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Today we usher in a new era of representative government and progressive leadership in Harris County.
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NSFW: Usher unexpectedly stripped down for fans during an impromptu tour of his house on Snapchat.
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And when Victory Lap is released, it will usher in a new era for the band.
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Some social media users implied that Sharpton was simply trying get a cash award from Usher.
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The more difficult we make it to usher life, the more at risk our civilization becomes.
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It occasionally helps usher in tech's next big thing, with notable beneficiaries including Twitter and Foursquare.
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These are some of the tasks of a volunteer usher at theaters across New York City.
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Tough news for Poo, who produced "Caught Up" for Usher and a gang of Justin's hits.
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They worry about the ayahuasca retreat gentrification even as they usher more people in the door.
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Organized labor became a political force, helping to usher the Democratic Party into power in 1954.
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All he needs to do now is record an Usher covers album and I'll be satisfied.
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For some contestants, winning might usher in 277 minutes of fame and a small, unexpected windfall.
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Eventually, Usher agreed to do the role and the magnificent scene made its way to audiences.
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Teyonah Parris, Tichina Arnold, Erica Ash, Mike Epps, Jessie Usher, and RonReaco Lee on 'Survivor's Remorse.'
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These ideologues really believed that they could usher in a low-tax, small-government, libertarian utopia.
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Trump's preoccupation with foreigners "taking advantage" of Americans could still usher in an Australian-style future.
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Questlove, RZA, Usher and Nas are among those paying homage to his former group's glory days.
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Neither victory was large, but democracies can usher in radical change by the narrowest of margins.
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Without Engle, the usher who tackled the gunman, "I think it could be worse," she said.
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Before the play begins, an usher quickly delivers a succinct back story to the play's audience.
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Complicating matters is the presidential election, which will likely usher in new leadership at the FCC.
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It's like a virtual usher, escorting your data quickly and easily between all of your devices.
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None have children, and there was no one being groomed to usher L'Express into the future.
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The new zoning, they fear, may usher in overscale construction in the open spaces they cherish.
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In 2010, Hudson helped honor Michael Jackson by performing alongside Celine Dion, Usher, and Carrie Underwood.
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Mr. Wilders had to shout over the police to supporters, or usher them through the line.
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When it does happen, the mission will usher in a new era of commercial human spaceflight.
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As for the performers ... how 'bout Mary J Blige, Usher, Lil Kim and Doug E. Fresh?
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Usher, who early in the run made a 3-pointer, capped the surge with a layup.
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Unicorn, Zombie, Double Double Fudge Bar Frappuccinos, and the Pumpkin Spice Lattes that usher in fall.
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We would usher in the renewable energy world much more quickly then under the status quo.
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For spring, checks and pinstripes, animal prints and sequins usher in a new wave of cool.
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We're told Usher believes she has a thing against him, and has for a long time.
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As we first reported ... the woman wants $20 mil from Usher for allegedly giving her herpes.
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The end of the "dark ages" of copyright terms could usher in a Renaissance of creativity.
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He became an usher at the Paramount Theater in Manhattan, where teenagers were squealing for Sinatra.
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It was made to usher people into a new world, rather than keeping them at arm's length.
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Bikes plus smartphones, then, might just be enough to usher in a new golden age for cities.
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The longtime White House chief usher served four presidents in that role, from Ronald Reagan to Obama.
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Dupri posted the photograph of himself leaping in the air as Usher sat on a couch laughing.
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If celebrity style has its way, we're about to usher in the age of the naked skirt.
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Ditto for all the powerful genomics research that promises to usher in the era of personalized medicine.
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Usher, PEOPLE confirms, was working on his own music and was not recording with Rich the Kid.
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Mr Trump's anti-Mexican populism threatens to help usher in a leftist government that will abandon reforms.
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Barack Obama — will usher in a new era in which women and girls believe anything is possible.
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My eyes drifted right past certified hotties Adam Levine and Usher, and went straight to Blake Shelton.
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A separate storm system on Wednesday could usher in more severe weather, according to The Weather Channel.
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Tons of celebs showed up ... Jason Momoa, Usher, Miguel, Michael B. Jordan, Jonah Hill and Rami Malek.
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He'd seemingly created a political force out of thin air — and then helped usher them into office.
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But there's something about this technology that promises to usher a fundamentally new way we do things.
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Though Jackson is clearly Shaft's most famous cast member, Usher is the movie's point-of-view character.
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"I used to fuck b----es that Usher Raymond passed on," The Game raps on the track.
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Usher and estranged wife Grace Miguel are moving forward with their split following three years of marriage.
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History suggests that simply doling out money will not, on its own, usher in a Pax Sinica.
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Maybe Clips won't usher in a new wave of small cameras and audio recorders into our homes.
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Usher, Tyler Perry, Jhene Aiko and Jermaine Dupri's costume game was also on point inside the bash.
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She believes eteplirsen's approval could usher in new therapies and potentially even a cure for the Duchenne.
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According to their joint statement in Us Weekly, Usher and his wife Grace Miguel have split up.
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The company originally launched with a consumer-facing tool to help usher homebuyers through the closing process.
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Amaratunga said he hoped the innovation could help usher in a new, more eco-friendly Green Revolution.
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Despite its importance, a router is often the most boring device you can usher into your home.
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ONLY A HANDFUL of people took to the streets of Khartoum to usher in the new era.
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Usher gave a surprise performance, while stars like Gabrielle Union, Vanessa Hudgens, and Angela Bassett made appearances.
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The house was listed 2 weeks before Usher and his wife, Grace Miguel, announced they were separating.
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That would usher in a Labor government, making Bill Shorten Australia's seventh prime minister in a decade.
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A referendum on constitutional reform this October is also looming and could well usher in new elections.
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Usher wore a "Silence Is Consent" shirt, and Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder railed against Donald Trump's politics.
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The discovery could usher in new kinds of memory and processors that take up far less space.
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New regulations against cryptocurrency trading, particularly ones from a worried South Korean government, helped usher the fall.
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Melania Trump selected a Trump International Hotel employee for the White House chief usher position, per NYT.
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Braun reached out to Mallette, and he and pal Usher soon after signed him their management company.
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Her replacement, Michel Temer, is considered more pro-business and could potentially usher in economy-saving reforms.
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In addition to the hand motion, an Usher greatest hits playlist probably isn't a bad idea, either.
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Several mourners -- including Usher -- later gathered on the cemetery lawn to watch the fireworks show for Kim.
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As we've reported, Helm said in her lawsuit she had unprotected sex with Usher and got herpes.
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Teresa, though, was a mess, sobbing openly, blowing her nose into a handkerchief an usher handed her.
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Usher and Pusha performed as well, of course ... and fans are already pumped for next year's fest.
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The White House chief usher as a fixture of the institution is as American as apple pie.
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Analysts have also pointed to falling commodity prices and political disappointments that could usher in a downturn.
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For anyone hoping fingerprint readers would usher in a new era of mobile security, that's terrible news.
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The broader the coalition, the better we can usher in an economic model powered by renewable energy.
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What do Gisele Bündchen, Khloé Kardashian, President Obama, Usher, Conan O'Brien and Katy Perry have in common?
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This has become even more urgent as we usher in the post-truth era of Donald Trump.
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We went to Texas without Rick and we got that show together in two days with Usher.
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Other highlights included a collaboration between Usher and South Africa's most popular DJ and producer Black Coffee.
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Besides helping Democratic candidates up and down the ballot, it also could usher diverse candidates into Congress.
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Finally, after hours of fan speculation, Usher posted a photo of Grande on stage to his Instagram.
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It could also conceivably usher in a full-blown trade war akin to that of the 1930s.
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I handed the usher my £12 ticket to "The Shadow King" just as the lights were dimming.
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Then again, Twitter and Facebook were supposed to usher in a new era of democracy and transparency.
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The piece accused Seoul of inventing the claim to help usher through a controversial "anti-terrorism" law.
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"I'm just grateful to help usher in this new era of American spaceflight," Ferguson told the crowd.
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That helped usher Epstein out of Boston and to Chicago, where he became president for baseball operations.
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The survey was conducted in February, when the markets were just beginning to usher in more volatility.
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And a wild variety of guests — Usher, Snoop Dogg, David Byrne, Little Dragon — help shift the moods.
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Toledo rose to power denouncing Fujimori and promising to usher in a democratic era free of corruption.
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For other populations, captive breeding programs are helping to usher some species through the storm of diseases.
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Jessie Usher plays the son of Will Smith's absent character, and Sela Ward is the new president.
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"It proves there was no agreement," Michael Kendall, a lawyer for Usher, said of the trading data.
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On special occasions, the place will have a crazy famous host, like Diplo or Drake or Usher.
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And Usher unwittingly released, or at least unwittingly granted permission for me to acknowledge, my latent horniness.
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But the album I was aiming for with Usher I never was able to make with him.
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What I really mean is that Usher wasn't only an incredible singer, he was an incredible dancer.
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She had signs in her car, ready to march, usher change and let others know her view.
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Some analysts thought the Airbus deal might help usher along a larger set of talks with Boeing.
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But we clearly helped usher offstage a set of political attitudes that were unfriendly to his style.
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All those disruptions could dramatically slow economic activity and even usher in a global recession, economists warn.
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The popularity of iPhones, however, will no doubt help usher in faster 5G networks in big ways.
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Tristan was enjoying the service — staring at the ceiling in awe, laughing happily — when an usher approached.
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But it's about recognizing your child and finding the best way to usher them through the world.
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Age: 23 Occupation: student and theater usher When and why did you decide to color your hair?
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The election could usher in a leftist political party that may be less willing to make concessions.
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"You have to be good with people," said the house manager, Jenna Grein, herself once an usher.
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She started in 1999, fitting the shifts of a full-time usher around her own performing schedule.
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A bad August for the markets may usher in an even worst September based on seasonal trends.
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Crashing financial markets are increasing the risk of a vicious cycle that could usher in a recession.
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Mr. Trump's preoccupation with foreigners "taking advantage" of Americans could still usher in an Australian-style future.
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We're looking at the pileup and wondering whether the next thing will usher in the Big Crackup.
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Heinricher said she remained undaunted in trying to usher more women into the top ranks of racing.
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At intersections, strangers would grab my arm and attempt to usher Millennium and me across the street.
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"He wanted to arrive at something new with 'Usher' and went to great pains," Mr. Herlin said.
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Rovio helped usher in the rise of smartphone games, building a juggernaut around the Angry Birds brand.
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Ocasio-Cortez and Warren have worked together as lawmakers to usher the Green New Deal to Congress.
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The publicist tried to usher her into the party as I asked her about the standing ovation.
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The show's writers, Muppets and Usher go behind the music on the 50-year-old children's program.
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But Ms. Palmer shimmies and grinds during one memorable scene when Usher, playing himself, visits the club.
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In 2010, Usher helped honor Michael Jackson by performing alongside Celine Dion, Jennifer Hudson, and Carrie Underwood.
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The Atlanta native gravitated toward local artists like Lil' Jon and Usher but also liked country music.
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After handing an usher my ticket for entry, my body involuntarily waltzed over to the snack stand.
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Major American tech companies have joined Kazakhstan's efforts to usher our country into the fourth Industrial Revolution.
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As the princess told it, an usher had asked the friend if the play had upset her.
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In the case of my home state of Pennsylvania, our lawmakers helped usher in an energy revolution.
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Mr. Rosen set out to design a satellite that would usher in a new era of telecommunications.
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All those feats helped usher in what became known as the golden age of climbing in Yosemite.
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I would usher, hand out funeral booklets or do whatever odd job he asked me to do.
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It was Melania Trump's decision to terminate the White House's chief usher, who Michelle Obama had hired.
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"Love in This Club" by Usher happened when he said yes because he's a friend of Lopez's.
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And young voters, in turn, helped usher in the most female and most diverse Congress in history.
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The show's protagonist, Usher (Larry Owens)—like his creator—shares a name with a famous pop singer.
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In April, President Raúl Castro will step down and usher in a new era of Cuban leadership.
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There it will remain until an usher liberates it when the show is over, 75 minutes later.
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A hapless production assistant tried to usher people out, and found himself at a loss for words.
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Usher is offering up a big ol' peace sign to the world ... despite some serious STD allegations.
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The celebration leads to a final cult ritual to usher in the dawn of a new era.
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The woman suing Usher for $20 million for allegedly giving her genital herpes has now identified herself.
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That, too, could usher in key new limits on law enforcement's ability to snoop on web users.
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A woman who is suing Usher for allegedly exposing her to genital herpes has come forward, saying Usher cherry-picked her out of a crowd at one of his concerts, got her number, went to her hotel and had sex with her without disclosing he allegedly had genital herpes.
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Bey and Jay made sure to spend some quality time with Usher, who documented their visit on Snapchat.
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And isn't it refreshing to see Usher snapchat something that doesn't involve a surprise cameo by his penis?
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They'll vote out intransigent Republicans and usher in a wave of legislators who will help enact his agenda.
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Their teenage daughter was thumbing her iPhone, and Usher asked her to pull up her favorite YouTube clip.
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Or is it something else that that all the companies, Waymo included, are responsible of helping usher in?
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Still, Ryan was able to swiftly usher his plan through three committees, sometimes in the dead of night.
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Then, after suffering inevitable setbacks, they usher them out in favor of less ideological and more competent professionals.
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The sharp rise had been powered by bets that Trump would usher in an era of simpler regulations.
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Here's hoping that engaging in disagreements like these can help usher in the change that's so desperately needed.
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Mickey himself even made an appearance to help usher them through their first dance and greet their guests.
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The two tied the knot in 2013 with a Miami yacht party featuring Usher and Busta Rhymes performances.
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And they're not just a snack, they're time-honored traditions that usher your tastebuds into a new season.
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I interviewed the Chief Usher of the White House, and then he gave me my own personal tour.
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In addition to Swift, Usher and The Roots will perform a full concert after the USGP on Sunday.
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"Usher" — the R&B star — "asked me to come to NHL All-Star weekend in Atlanta," Braun recalls.
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"We're here to usher in a new style of connection in light of our technological isolation," she says.
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Sometimes it is those very challenges that help to usher in new meaning to a well-worn play.
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Chopra and Slaughter say the decision reached by their fellow commissioners could usher in even more review fraud.
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After firing multiple gunshots, Samson was confronted by the church's 22-year-old usher, Robert Engle, police said.
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After all, if it pushes too far, the invisible hand will gradually usher it out of the market.
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In the docs she said Usher did NOT use a condom when they had sex in New Orleans.
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Usher, 38, also says that they "assumed the risk of any alleged harm" by engaging in sexual contact.
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He demurred, and then gestured to one of the Emirati soldiers to usher away the reporter and photographer.
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Though the marijuana ruling only applied to the group in question, it could eventually usher in nationwide changes.
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Relonch is trying to usher in a sort of return to this more methodical way of taking pictures.
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She assisted on shoots with artists like Jidenna and Usher before she joined the Insecure team in 2015.
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If his government is successful, he may usher in a long period of dominance by the centre-right.
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Hundreds of millions of Chinese have returned to their hometowns to usher in the Year of the Monkey.
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VICIS' smart, tech-enabled helmets could help usher in a new era for safety in the popular sport.
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He has featured numerous A-list celebs on his albums including Usher, Drake, Nicki Minaj and Kevin Hart.
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"Your legislation does not, as suggested by the bill's opponents, usher the end of the internet," Glueck wrote.
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The memos also appear (with Davis' blessing) in a recently published book by the blog's founder, Shaun Usher.
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But I have to admit, it's a pretty great collection of tunes to help usher in the weekend.
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Jennifer Hudson, Rob Kardashian, Usher, and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey have also stayed at the five-star hotel.
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Back in August, Usher also unloaded his 7-bedroom, 7-bathroom crib in Alpharetta, GA. Everything must go!!!
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Plus, Van Staubenzee was an usher at Markle and Harry's own wedding, so, you know — can't exactly ditch.
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We'll hear from Nikolas Badminton, David Usher, Jennifer Keesmaat, Heather Knight, Madeline Ashby and Director X, among others.
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Mike puts away leftovers and does a load of dishes while I usher the kids upstairs for baths.
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It's difficult to usher a black market industry into a regulatory system designed to address corn or wheat.
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Musician James Poyser took to Twitter to report that Usher and Obama pulled out another popular dance move.
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But given the BJP's knack for coalition-building, that is likely to usher in a BJP-led government.
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Dallas (CNN)A female usher reaches across the church pew and hands a woman a stack of tissue.
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Robles-Román says Dr. Ford's allegations have helped usher in a new wave of the Me Too movement.
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Many prophesied that it'd usher in a golden age of wearables, much like the iPhone did for smartphones.
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Not every market setback requires an indiscriminate, panicky washout or capitulation in order to usher in a recovery.
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The military denies seeking indefinite power saying the constitution should heal divisions and usher in stable, clean politics.
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When her family discovers this habit, they usher her to a local doctor, where she's diagnosed with hysteria.
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Harry repaid the favor by serving as an usher for Van Straubenzee&aposs wedding ceremony on Saturday morning.
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Sharon didn't flinch ... the guy who manages Bieber, Kanye, Usher, Ariana and others would be a credible candidate.
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It would be an unorthodox way to usher in the Jewish day of rest, to say the least.
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As the best rapper alive, Wayne was uniquely positioned to usher melody and Auto-Tune into rap's mainstream.
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Master Chief is back and this time he's helping to usher in a new era of Xbox hardware.
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Usher, Diddy, "Empire" co-star Jussie Smollett and model Maria Borges were among the 90 guests that attended.
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" Bush said the AHCA's intent "was to usher in new competition at the low end of the market.
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Eventually, SpaceX's ability to land and reuse rockets could usher in a new era of cheaper space travel.
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Usher and Lil Wayne have the right idea for coping mechanisms ... make more music, according to Jermaine Dupri.
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In addition to the video, Usher Instagrammed a super #woke Marcus Garvey quote, along with the hashtag #AppreciateNatural.
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Alicia Keys: Usher: It started when we were younger you were my..5th grade me: my boooooooo pic.twitter.
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Katy Perry, Usher, Justin Bieber, Pharrell and other American acts should be arriving soon if they haven't already.
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Conway aide Mark Usher tells the Republican governor that voting should be undisturbed, but it's all for nought.
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Romero, in cahoots with Conway aide Mark Usher, simply wanted to gauge how desperate the Underwood admin is.
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Mark Usher gets a tip that someone is working very hard to sway the Senate vote against Frank.
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Pragmatic and strategic policies can help us usher in a brighter future for hardworking American families and cities.
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Is it true that performing with Usher at SXSW was what made you guys want to record again?
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Additionally, "a small scuffle" took place as officers attempted to usher one protester out, the news outlet claimed.
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These norms often usher in poor labor and environmental standards, eroding good governance and the rule of law.
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The dual cameras on the iPhone 7 Plus promise to usher in a new era in mobile photography.
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That must be the main hope: that the court's rulings usher a period of negotiations, rather than hostilities.
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The first Democratic presidential debate, which will really usher in the 2020 political cycle, is scheduled for June.
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This is high stakes diplomacy that could usher in relatively different foreign policy initiatives from Europe to Asia.
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"Bro somebody on Instagram said that usher looks like the mayor of whoville😂," one Twitter user joked.
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They're pushing for a government-run "public option" that would usher in de facto single-payer health care.
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First up was Usher, who on New Year's Day debuted a retro pompadour hairstyle that looked almost shellacked.
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Technology can be part of a solution, but it takes far more than software to usher in reform.
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Usher, Megan Rapinoe, and Julia Roberts were also among a bunch of famous names to fall for it.
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Trailering snowmachines to trailhead for trek out to the cabin... perfect way to usher in the new year!
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For Scafaria, the Usher scene is the perfect note to end on for that part of the movie.
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The concert will feature big names like Justin Bieber, Katy Perry, Usher, Little Mix, Miley Cyrus and more.
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"He saw young people with expensive clothes trying to show off," recalls radio host and journalist Usher Aliman.
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She went on to build an empire that's helped usher in an even more colorful landscape in Hollywood.
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A creepy, clown-themed bouncy castle appears, and in it, Usher jumps around with a beautiful young woman.
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So you signed Usher, and in that moment you're not envisioning anything like a Confessions ten years later.
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In an interview, Usher told me he can get weary of his own word choice when writing songs.
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How might we usher in a new era in which voting will be more open, accessible and democratic?
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A side benefit of all this technology is that it will also usher in a range of conveniences.
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It's also one of those cases in which sports prove a peerless usher into the realm of geopolitics.
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Cosmetic measures — women driving, cinemas, theaters — are not enough to usher in a new dawn in the kingdom.
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Some of those stars included Diddy and Cassie, Kendrick Lamar, Usher, Michelle Williams, Kelly Rowland and Alicia Keys.
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The #MeToo movement, along with advocacy by former staffers who reported harassment, helped usher in changes in Albany.
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Usher enters and exits the stage, playing different caricatures of Tyler Perry personalities that his mother so adores.
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Meanwhile, Democrats distrust the president and dearly hope to usher him out of office as soon as possible.
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I hope that our election will usher in courts that ensure an equal opportunity for justice for all.
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Trump aides say the staff changes usher in a greater focus on policy and a more serious tone.
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Guatemala is slated to usher in a new president in January who would replace conservative President Jimmy Morales.
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He's part of a triumvirate that, if not stopped, will usher in the complete destruction of the planet.
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And any American president would risk a political backlash for appearing to usher the Taliban back into power.
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I point this out to an usher and venture a wild guess that they are pretty pumped up.
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By beating the drum for nouvelle cuisine, the guide helped usher in the age of the celebrity chef.
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The tribute included performances by Usher and Boyz II Men, as well as a speech from LeBron James.
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Trump has an excellent chance to win re-election and usher in a dark era for American progressivism.
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Since they're expected to vote along party lines, that will likely usher in the end of the trial.
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They tend to walk onstage hurriedly and bashfully, with little ceremony, and usher in bedlam from unseen regions.
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Furthermore, some civil liberties advocates are concerned that Sessions will usher in an era of limitless government surveillance.
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Different cultures practice all sorts of different rituals meant to usher in good fortune around the New Year.
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The elections will usher in Turkey's new executive presidential system that will concentrate more powers in Erdogan's hands.
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You can explain your inaccurate concept of free speech as the usher throws you out of the theater.
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Some amount of brevity is needed to usher along the narrative, but at times here it feels careless.
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Meanwhile, Usher wrote: "Couldn&apost be a better time or all around athlete and person for it. #changethelogo."
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Abortion rights activists, including Planned Parenthood, have argued that Kavanaugh will usher in the end of Roe v.
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The Seminoles were leading 48-45 when Usher fouled Anthony Polite as he went up for a dunk.
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After the meeting, McConnell's staff helped usher lawmakers briskly into the lunchroom past a waiting phalanx of reporters.
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It can help usher in a real peace and not the false one that mutually assured destruction created.
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She helped usher the first major overhaul of the US health care system in decades through the House.
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"My granddaughter, she was a good girl ... she was an usher in the church," Ernie Wright told CNN.
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The latest Federal Reserve meeting on interest rates could usher in an era of smaller stock market gains.
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It was not intended to usher in an American-Iranian love-fest or realign Iranian policy in Syria.
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Some friends had taken her to a James Cagney movie, and he was an usher at the theater.
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It was also a time of cooling temperatures that would eventually usher in the most recent Ice Age.
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Still, Usher said ... "So happy to see that last night's concert in Manchester proved that love always prevails."
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She references reports that Usher paid $1.1 million to a previous sex partner but she offers no proof.
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The usher posted a photo of his find to the theater's Twitter, and everyone knew exactly what that cucumber had been used for (hint: It probably wasn't meant to be a snack.) But even more concerning for those who saw the tweet was that the usher picked it up bare-handed.
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Date night for them involves donning matching power suits, hitting up a movie premiere, and hanging out with Usher.
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And, of course, cutting-edge stylist Nikki Lee was the one to usher them in — on Instagram, no less.
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Under his leadership, Intel produced the chips, including the 22016 and Pentium, that helped usher in the PC era.
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That means your super thin Dell, or even the new Razer Stealth, could usher you into a virtual world.
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The release of "A" comes seven months after Usher and his wife — and manager — Grace Miguel announced their separation.
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Obama's critics quickly seized upon the letter, which also calls for a political transition that would usher Assad out.
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Beyoncé and husband Jay Z, Stevie Wonder, Bruce Springsteen, Paul McCartney, Usher, and Eddie Vedder will headline the affair.
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While the first day of spring didn't immediately usher in sunnier days, it's definitely on the way (we hope).
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His newly-hired trainer, Will Usher, quickly dissuaded him, saying that he would kill himself at his current weight.
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Maybe she genuinely thought a cute selfie would help usher in an era of peace and goodwill amongst men.
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Al Gore goes to Greenland to see some of the melting ice that will usher in the climate apocalypse.
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Cogitai – This team of 16 PhDs wants to usher in a more powerful type of AI called continual learning.
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The best thing I can do is offer her zen vibes and usher her back out onto the stage.
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Seemingly unaware of how much he'd revealed, Usher continued to post photos on his Snapchat after the steamy selfie.
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During her time at Land O'Lakes, she has already helped usher in technology-utilizing practices and research and development.
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I am ready to usher Kamaiyah and so many more through the door so we can even it up.
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The tech visionaries' predictions did not usher us into the future, but rather a future where they are kings.
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When the original PlayStation launched in 1994, it helped usher in a golden age for Japanese role-playing games.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Next week's European Parliament election will usher in a major reshuffle of top jobs in EU institutions.
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Law enforcement tells TMZ Usher was at an Atlanta recording studio earlier this month when Darshelle Jones showed up.
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Nextera is led by technocrats but their aim is grandiose—to usher in a new generation of energy technology.
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His committee recommended action to usher dropouts back into school, tighter gun controls and human-rights training for police.
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Along with Wiig, Justin Bieber, Demi Lovato, Macaulay Culkin, Usher and more make appearances in the highly anticipated sequel.
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So I decided to try the edibles again, this time on my own, with candles lit and Usher playing.
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KornmesserIn a few years, powerful new telescopes will usher in a search for habitable worlds outside our solar system.
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"Usher is the guy — I told him, 'Dude, I'm a straight man, but I love you,&apos" Chris laughed.
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Why it matters: The nearly $2,000 smartphone was supposed to usher in a whole new era of foldable devices.
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Most Tory MPs are acutely conscious that another NHS crisis could usher Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party into Downing Street.
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The fall of communism more than a quarter-century ago was supposed to usher in a new democratic Russia.
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Everybody's favorite fall time meme, the KXVO Pumpkin Dance, has returned to help us usher in our spookiest season.
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This book could very well usher in my personal return to a genre that started my love for literature.
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But then another usher found two more cucumbers after a Fifty Shades Darker screening at his theater in Norway.
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But according to a new study, the season may also usher in the use of cocaine, ecstasy and molly.
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Now, with the debut of our original video slate, we're continuing to usher in a new era of Playboy.
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Under new leadership, local government officials in Anchorage are making it a point to usher diversity into their city.
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Go deeper: If these results show on a national scale in November, they could usher in Trump's greatest nightmare.
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The musician has been in the global spotlight since he was a teenager, when he was signed by Usher.
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Trump's son's comfort is her top priority, so the chief usher must do everything possible not to disappoint her.
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Emmerich recast Maika Monroe (It Follows, The Guest) and Jessie Usher (Starz's Survivor's Remorse) to play their parts instead.
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And the bigger news -- we're told Helm is now uncertain about continuing the legal battle with Usher at all.
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Idris Elba may be PEOPLE's Sexiest Man Alive, but Usher is definitely one of the sexiest dog owners alive.
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