Mr. Chan, who voices a wise and venerable teacher in addition to playing the wise and venerable shopkeeper, doesn't really belong to the ninja genre.
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Sales of the venerable iPhone are down year over year.
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Wireless audio was the natural step for these venerable outdoorspeople.
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That is how justice is administered in our venerable system.
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Venerable Sareun, head monk at Baray Pagoda in Takeo, agrees.
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The venerable magazine hands the reins to the digital mob.
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And he is closing in on a more venerable mark.
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Victorian intellectuals revered Goethe as the venerable Sage of Weimar.
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IT IS one of the most venerable endeavours in modern sport.
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But that frame is venerable and perfectly robust without climate change.
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It is old versus young, venerable versus untested, circumspect versus flamboyant.
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But in more sophisticated guise, repetition is a venerable rhetorical tool.
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At the other end of the spectrum lie venerable reference books.
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Oxford shoesThe venerable Oxford, The Derby shoesChelsea bootsMonk strap shoesWingtip shoes
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The showdown raises familiar questions about how venerable ensembles will survive.
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" Starter, the venerable sportswear brand, lists products as "exclusive to Amazon.
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It's a venerable principle that lower tax rates encourage corporate investment.
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Venerable cocktail bars are adding booze-free drinks to their lists.
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But the venerable venue appears headed for an unceremonious final act.
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Catch him this weekend headlining this venerable Times Square comedy club.
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Founded in 1863, Bayer is one of world's most venerable companies.
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LORD'S, THE venerable home of cricket, had never seen anything like it.
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Now, Aston has finally introduced a worth successor to the venerable DB262.
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"Champagne for everybody!" the Penguin shouted, filling glasses for three venerable women.
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Now he'll have to steer the venerable institution through the digital age.
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The "fish out of water" premise has been a venerable sitcom staple.
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"American Top 40," the venerable radio countdown long led by Casey Kasem.
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Deborah F. Rutter built a major expansion at Washington's venerable arts complex.
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The team record the Yankees broke is more venerable, set in 1941.
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The venerable institutions may benefit as much as the up-and-comers.
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But the abbot, the Venerable Ambalangoda Sumedhananda Thero, barely registered the blast.
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On Comedy LAS VEGAS — Mocking Carrot Top is a venerable comedy tradition.
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In a less buttoned-up age, some venerable slurs are in decline.
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As of today, the venerable comedy concern CollegeHumor Media is mostly dead.
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The venerable Best In Show judge was a wire haired terrier expert.
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Voters rejected the venerable game piece, which has been in action since 1935.
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In Ms Barker's hands, these venerable scenes and mythic names magically become new.
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Payment in kind has a long, if not exactly venerable, tradition in China.
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"This venerable conference has long celebrated traditional small-government conservatism," the narrator said.
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The venerable theory of comparative advantage never argued that trade created only winners.
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Ocado is now valued at £5.7bn ($7.6bn), and venerable M&S at £5bn.
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Oprah's the most prolific, venerable legend of television and an artist and entrepreneur.
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Hori, the venerable Japanese third-party controller maker, is trying to fix that.
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The two HPs: The venerable computer maker split in two in November 2015.
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The venerable Threepenny Review, for instance, had 34 percent female bylines in 2015.
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The best tiesThe venerable necktie is perhaps the most timeless of men's accessories.
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This week, another venerable institution is getting in on the fun: Sports Illustrated.
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The most well-known price measure is the venerable consumer price index (CPI).
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After a six-year hiatus, the venerable show is back with a twist.
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He now records on the venerable Glassnote Records and regularly composes film soundtracks.
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Both movies connect to venerable movie-making traditions, invoking classics of American horror.
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" She called Cannes "a venerable old man's festival, but with a cutting edge.
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Or consider a venerable liberal arts college like Washington and Lee in Virginia.
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It was a venerable hunk of iron patched with a nap of dust.
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He went to school in Florence, at the venerable Accademia di Belle Arti.
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The Venerable Sheila Watson, a priest ordained by the Church of England, officiated.
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While "Tag," directed by Jeff Tomsic and distributed by the venerable Warner Bros.
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Saving the best for last brings us back around to the venerable badger.
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The chef is Allison Plumer, and the setting is venerable tin-ceiling hangout.
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It was a contemporary performance that nonetheless fit beautifully into a venerable play.
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The Oxford English Dictionary is a venerable tome, the gold standard of dictionaries.
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That was done in 731 by a monk known as the Venerable Bede.
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Now Dell has introduced a six-core chip in its venerable XPS 13.
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It's long been practiced by venerable institutions in the United States and Europe.
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One one hand, the League is a venerable institution, dating back to 1875.
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Recently, the venerable kitchen-and-housewares brand Oxo stepped into the bean brewer fray.
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Or did all these ancient, venerable pirates somehow come into being after the massacre?
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She was soon hired by Sullivan & Cromwell, one of New York's most venerable firms.
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One of WIRED's favorite retailers, the venerable customer collective has been around since 1938.
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"The Venerable W." and "Sittwe" offer some insight into a social and religious quagmire.
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The integrated search is a combined partnership between venerable Gif havens Giphy and Riffsy.
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The results will displease the purists and will pit venerable figures with new upstarts.
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But pretty soon, the world's most venerable exchanges will let you start placing bets.
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OF LATE THE world's older democracies have begun to look more vulnerable than venerable.
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Calling it "venerable," an entity "we always knew we could rely on," is ahistorical.
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Think stuff like the Shelby Cobra or the '65 Mustang — or the venerable DeLorean.
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The "Mad Money" host reminded investors of Legere's venerable, if slightly zany, track record.
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No. No-platforming is a venerable strategy for stemming the spread of hate speech.
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The venerable falling blocks game is pegged for a PlayStation VR rebirth this fall.
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What has enabled venerable Unilever to avoid these pitfalls, and come out on top?
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On display are the Convertibles pieces from the venerable Iranian artist Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian.
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Regulatory confusion, as the venerable playbook has been set on fire without a replacement.
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Israel's is largely borne from its military elite cyber forces, the venerable Unit 8200.
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Take Mr. Chinawut Sirisompan aka Master Woody, the venerable subject of this rambling tale.
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Eighth edition is a product of the revivification of this venerable game design studio.
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Then he bought Kmart out of bankruptcy and merged it with the venerable Sears.
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"People are frightened," said Nadia Bucciarelli, a salesclerk at the venerable chocolatier Moriondo & Gariglio.
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Millions of dollars, and the good names of venerable wineries, are on the line.
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Some are venerable right-wing reliables like National Review, The Washington Times, or Newsmax.
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The venerable art of blacksmithing is not generally considered to be a radical act.
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The Thomson family will keep its hold on the venerable Reuters news service, however.
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This venerable event returns for another 12 weeks of genre-crossing, barrier-snapping performance.
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The venerable 74-year-old actor sounds like he is open to the idea.
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Minimalism, the last great scandal-making revolution in twentieth-century music, has become venerable.
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Even a venerable firm like GE can benefit from a startup-friendly urban culture.
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These days, this venerable museum goes by a new name: the Busytown Historical Society.
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The venerable telescope has been looking around the universe and revealing discoveries since 1990.
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The office is venerable and the country needs all the help it can get.
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This is a venerable theme in movies, driving the plots of most of westerns.
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Pro Piacenza 1919 is a venerable team from the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy.
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Further proof that the venerable N.Y.T. Is one of the founding fathers of the Patriarchy.
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This new wireless speaker from the venerable Danish audio company Bang & Olufsen is a stunner.
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THE STARLESS SEABy Erin Morgenstern Pastiche (alternately, homage or fan fiction) is a venerable genre.
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In America and Britain, venerable conservative parties are undercutting the stabilising institutions they once championed.
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Venerable Democratic institutions have experience fighting voter suppression in the courts and at the polls.
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He used to say that when Republicans got control, democracy and venerable tradition would rule.
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This will not bring honor and glory to J. Edgar Hoover's venerable crime-fighting organization.
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"Morrowind and Skyrim are iterations of this 'venerable' set of games," host Alex Trebek asked.
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The fight against IS has also earned the venerable A-10 "tankbuster" a popular reprieve.
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Ethical leaders dispatched to Washington will not stay venerable if the city's culture is corrupt.
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After all, NATO is a venerable institution that has endured 643 years with bipartisan support.
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Makinson happens to also be the chairman of the venerable book publisher Penguin Random House.
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The second concern is that the change will rob the sport of a venerable tradition.
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Lockheed Martin footage captured the moment the venerable Dragon Lady started its 64-year career.
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NBC's venerable morning news and entertainment series "Today" was a part of her career twice.
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Where does that leave the venerable hospitals of last resort, the nets beneath the net?
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Between January 2014 and September 2019 the venerable newspaper's circulation dropped by 43%, to 1003,000.
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Do not drag a venerable English word, or any of its relatives, into disreputable company.
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And, she built out her profile with the help of the venerable Pimp-My-Profile.
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The ozone study was published in 2009 in the venerable New England Journal of Medicine.
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Johnson calls the glass sphere a "venerable oceanographic flotation device," stuffed full of scientific instruments.
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Astronomers spotted this celestial unicorn, called K2-23 b, using the venerable Hubble space telescope.
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Audaciously, he invited James Reston, the venerable Times columnist and Washington bureau chief, to lunch.
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Its venerable collection is rarely visited these days, since a few keystrokes deliver the world.
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Those who chose it rarely live in peace and tranquility to a venerable old age.
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Canoeing is the more venerable of the two sports at the Olympics, dating to 1936.
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It is not the first time McDonald's has had difficulty moving into a venerable area.
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This legislation would erode the venerable principle that ignorance of the law is no defense.
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"The Venerable W." begins by digging a little into the contradiction of Buddhist hate-mongering.
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In 2012, Archbishop Sheen was named "venerable" by the Vatican, the first step toward sainthood.
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Venerable troupes like Ballet Flamenco de Andalucía make an appearance, as do dynamic stars like Farruquito.
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Scroll a bit further and you might find the venerable Isotoner offering another popular basic glove.
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It also ported over users of its venerable service Picasa, which it shut down last year.
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The venerable Cook Political Report has already downgraded GOP prospects in at least 10 House races.
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Elderly characters, though, were mostly peripheral: a loving grandma, somebody needing nursing care, a venerable sage.
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In England, the only title-winners between 22020 and 25 were venerable Manchester United and Arsenal.
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Pushkin House is a venerable London-based charity that promotes Russian culture and Anglo-Russian dialogue.
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But that's not to say that Nintendo will or should abandon its venerable portable anytime soon.
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"In the wake of its sales practice scandal, Wells Fargo's venerable status is tarnished," he said.
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" In 2011, he lent his voice to an episode of the venerable animated series "The Simpsons.
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But he's still the most famous spokesperson for the venerable and controversial tradition of black nationalism.
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Last week was a near perfect encapsulation of the venerable American institution that is Joe Biden.
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These days, I'm inspired by Afro-futurism—and Kiese Laymon, Colson Whitehead, the venerable Octavia Butler.
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That venerable camera's predecessor, the Alpha A7II, is no slouch either, and it's discounted right now.
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He does all he does for the greater good of that venerable American institution, the NFL.
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Harvest days were long, but they included an extended break for that venerable French institution: lunch.
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" It is given by the venerable Lionel Feather (Brad Bellamy), "the laugh master of New Hampshire!
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" Walter Venerable echoed the initial police findings, describing couple and their grandson as a "nice family.
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"I got my first computer at the age of 12, the venerable C64," he told Motherboard.
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When the venerable fish market Pisacane closed several months ago, it left a gap in Midtown.
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It feels perverse to celebrate such a venerable part of America's history with imported, disposable knicknacks.
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Maggie Smith, 81 Leo, we are pretty jealous of this kiss with the venerable Hogwarts professor.
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Ronny Van de Velde, a venerable modern art dealer in that city, was an important adviser.
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But Americans should care about a more lasting and damaging corrosion — the destabilizing of venerable institutions.
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I did get a little turned off by OLDSTER, as venerable an entry as it is.
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We met at Du-Par's, a venerable diner at the Original Farmers Market in Los Angeles.
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Finally, poetry: The venerable Robert Hass returns with his first new collection in almost a decade.
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The toy company announced on Monday that the venerable author will be celebrated with two Pop!
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SALZBURG MARIONETTE THEATER'S 'THE NUTCRACKER' The venerable Austrian company brings its handcrafted puppets to Queens. Dec.
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Leach, Walker and Venerable meet frequently and have a running text-message chain to compare notes.
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They opened a tiny restaurant together in 1992, above the French House, a venerable Soho pub.
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It reflects the venerable law of nations, derived from natural law and long preexisting our republic.
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The bottom line: Pelosi's prescription drug plan would harm vulnerable American citizens and venerable American industries.
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Now, Fiat's version of the venerable sports car is here to prove that there's another way.
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Phillip Picardi and others were let go by the parent company of the venerable L.G.B.T.Q. magazine.
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Most of its venerable figures have yielded to those pressures, engaging in re-enactments and tributes.
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Perhaps. But, if GMA hardens its positions, the once-venerable trade association deserves the dinosaur's fate.
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Work by Mancoba will be in this year's edition of the venerable European art showcase Documenta.
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There was also a table manned by the venerable League of Human Rights, founded in 1898.
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Our journalists examine how the crises afflicting two venerable, historic democracies can impact the whole world.
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Our journalists examine how the crises afflicting two venerable, historic democracies can affect the whole world.
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The New Beverly spent this year out of commission, with the venerable building undergoing significant renovation.
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Every season of the venerable monster-hunting show Supernatural, now in its 12th season, uses this model.
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"Each day of the shutdown has palpable effects on this proud and venerable cultural institution," Skorton says.
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The third generation of Porsche's venerable 911, built from 1993 until 1998, is perhaps the best loved.
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Finally, the venerable Internet Movie Database has a fabulous app that will be invaluable during the Oscars.
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Even the venerable Pokémon series has moved on to the Switch with the upcoming Sword and Shield.
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Today the venerable telecommunications company announced plans to merge with T-Mobile in an all-stock deal.
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Just this month, Microsoft announced it was closing Lionhead, the venerable British studio behind the Fable games.
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It's a chance for the game's most quietly venerable star to reassert himself on a postseason stage.
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Microsoft today announced an update to Excel that brings natural language queries to the venerable spreadsheet tool.
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Then, passing the city's venerable university, the face of Guillaume, an old friend, materialized in my mind.
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Hypocrisy The failure of Congress to unpick the deadlock has disgusted some of its most venerable members.
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"successful businessman" blather, and see a pragmatic venerable elder—something he would have to be to have
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The organization is a venerable body, founded in 1908 by Teddy Roosevelt, then governor of New York.
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When the tension finally does break, the movie goes a little nuts, in venerable Johnnie To tradition.
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In his concerts, Mr. Cohen played the venerable sage, dapper in his suits and precisely angled hats.
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"We hope it happens," said Enza Fasano, a master potter of the city's venerable Fasano ceramics empire.
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Enter the venerable Italian pop song, timeless to its fans and stuck in time to its detractors.
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Mr. Rattle, 63, helped turn a venerable ensemble into one of the world's most forward-thinking orchestras.
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Without putting up any cash, they will acquire majority control and ownership of a venerable American icon.
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The venerable mascot originally associated with the Padres tackled a Chicago Bulls cheerleader, Kimberly Smith, in 1991.
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Yet it is, in its way, the distilled essence of that venerable national institution, the musical comedy.
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She is strikingly uninterested in fitting any aspect of her writing into venerable literary shapes or voices.
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Jim Clyburn, the venerable South Carolina congressman who the Democratic candidates are all courting for an endorsement.
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Now the venerable museum is taking this antique, analog system and putting it into the internet cloud.
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An entrepreneur took over a venerable Berlin daily, saying he wanted a new conversation about East Germany.
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Rumor, a German shepherd, won the top prize at this week's venerable Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.
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For the first time following the Soviet collapse, the OSCE's venerable Helsinki Process got some real teeth.
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This September Bennani expanded her kaleidoscopic, emoji-filled universe to another venerable institution, The Kitchen, in Chelsea.
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Hipchat, the venerable team communication app owned by business software maker Atlassian, is making way for a sequel.
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As a long-time Windows user, I'm pleased with the direction Microsoft is taking its venerable operating system.
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Like the venerable Treebeard, Yahoo will put down roots, grow leaves, and become part of the undifferentiated forest.
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That court transferred the case to the Southern District of New York and the venerable Judge Richard Berman.
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Huh's work on the Rota conjecture involved a reconception of a venerable area of mathematics called Hodge theory.
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The formal dissent cable is a venerable, though rarely resorted to, means of expressing rank-and-file opposition.
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Sonic Mania, the latest installment of Sega's venerable franchise, churns with the improvisational energy of a jazz ensemble.
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For the first time ever, a mobile gaming studio attracted the attention of a venerable old financial institution.
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For Exhibit A, allow us to take you to Yankee Stadium, the venerable sports venue in the Bronx.
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It is a joint venture between the venerable Swiss chain Kempinski and the Cuban state tourism company Gaviota.
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Chuck Todd is a straitlaced political reporter, the host of NBC's venerable Sunday interview show Meet the Press.
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Confident in his golden touch, he bought the New Republic, a venerable but financially troubled magazine, in 2012.
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More exactly, in the British Museum you view venerable artifacts whose physical qualities and function have changed radically.
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The legal industry, accounting and many other venerable professions are seeing repeatable knowledge work done passably by machines.
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He decides if the candidate is "venerable" -- if they've sufficiently lived a life full of heroic Catholic virtue.
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The venerable B-52 bomber will be adapted to take the missile and will soldier on until 2040.
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But the real thing keeping the venerable MP3 relevant at this point is our newest audio obsession: podcasts.
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Kansas is 787-113 on its venerable home floor, including 19 straight wins and 33 straight Monday wins.
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Mr Schäuble, a venerable champion of European integration, said there could be no return to "business as usual".
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Expectations always run high for the Cannes Film Festival, the most venerable of tastemakers in the film world.
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Del Vecchio, 84, has built up his stake in the venerable merchant bank in less than two months.
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It's chunkier than your typical set of studio reference monitors (think Sony's venerable MDR line), and more colorful.
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"It is indeed sad that this once-venerable organization abruptly shut down yesterday," Carter said in an email.
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But a curious thing could happen when the 116th Open begins Thursday at the venerable Oakmont Country Club.
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What we've gotten is an outpost of the venerable institution closer to the commercial hub of its neighborhood.
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The dual-sited habitus invites social interaction and reciprocity, as visitors to the venerable, 55-000 sq. ft.
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Of course, today, the only spirits in Belcourt Mansion today are served in glasses to its venerable guests.
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While Girl Scouts certainly is a "venerable organization," it has yet to break free of antiquated gender roles.
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The venerable German composer Wolfgang Rihm is now the resident eminence, overseeing a composer seminar and advising musicians.
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While reading your book, I was struck by the similarities in our experiences in venerable, yet staid industries.
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But it is also a venerable Russian tradition for the state to try to shape and control culture.
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"Spider-Verse," analog in sensibility if not in technique, finds greater imaginative freedom in venerable comic book traditions.
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Some were venerable, like Cornelia Street Café in the Village; others, hard to get into, like Tertulia nearby.
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Based on the just-released trailer, their latest effort takes a more comedic shot at the venerable genre.
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From the moment the Venerable Bede invented BC and AD dates, time itself turned on a Christian axis.
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Pursuits The executive chef at the venerable Hudson Valley resort infused a "dependable" menu with purely regional flavors.
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Like Steven Spielberg's "Bridge of Spies," it infuses a venerable genre and a familiar period with new interest.
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" Late the following night, at 30 Rock, a camera crew filmed a parody movie trailer—a venerable "S.
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This is the New York bureau of The Asahi Shimbun, a venerable and influential Japanese newspaper and website.
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Suspicion of bigness—in government and in business, especially banking—has been a venerable theme in American politics.
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The asymmetric advantage of US combat troops is greatly increased by the venerable A-10 Thunderbolt II aircraft.
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Venerable expects e-commerce and logistics to grow thanks to the new Amazon hub landing in nearby Kentucky.
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If you're truly skittish, you've got plenty of 2FA options beyond Authenticator, a venerable but rarely updated app.
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The venerable firm had knocked its rival Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz off the top perch to No. 2.
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There are even more single-factor E.T.F.s, such as the venerable Vanguard U.S. Value Fund, started in 2000.
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Indeed, it appears that the Air Force may have found similar inspiration from the venerable science-fiction franchise.
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She noted the presence of companies like venerable tractor maker John Deere and meatless burger company Impossible Foods.
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Chad Bray TECHNOLOGY The venerable Chinese game of Go will give humans another shot to prevail over machines.
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However venerable, the tradition of encoding critiques of power in animal stories has always left me feeling leery.
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"The Arizona Department of Public Safety is a proud and venerable organization with a storied past," Milstead said.
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In an interview, he tried to sound hopeful about the future of the venerable publication he now oversees.
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The H6D, available in 100- and 50-megapixel variations, marks a renaissance of sorts for the venerable Swedish firm.
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The venerable PicStitch (iOS and Android) is also popular with 245 different layouts and a built-in photo editor.
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A successor to the venerable MacBook Air could be unveiled, as Apple is said to be working on this.
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Choose your servicePerhaps the platform you think of first when it comes to shifting something is the venerable eBay.
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And among millennials, signing up to a church is a minority (42%) pursuit, according to Gallup, a venerable pollster.
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Dior named Simons's successor last month: the venerable French fashion house tapped Valentino's Maria Grazia Chiuri for the role.
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One venerable shortcut, dating at least to David Garrick in the 18th century, has been to ditch tricky passages.
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We are so used to taking for granted that liberalism is an age-old and venerable Anglo-American tradition.
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After a flurry of pronouncements from companies racing headlong into autonomous driving, Google's venerable project feels like an afterthought.
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The Versailles fiasco also prompted La Biennale Paris, a venerable art fair, to tighten its vetting process last year.
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Business of Fashion confirmed Thursday that the venerable fashion house is parting ways with its creative director, Riccardo Tisci.
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The new name notwithstanding, however, the idea of using public funds to attract private money is a venerable one.
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" The venerable Ted Koppel said at the time that television and the Republican candidate "were made for each other.
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Mathematicians are eligible for the Fields Medal, the discipline's most venerable honor, up only to the age of 40.
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Mr. Ferrone inherited Ms. Nin as a writer when her previous editor, the venerable Hiram Haydn, died in 1973.
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As a young woman, she studied at the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia, the venerable music conservatory in Rome.
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There's been a lot of focus on the venerable technology recently as technologists have found new applications for it.
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It is a venerable tradition that dates back to 1920, when Al Jolson announced his support for Warren Harding.
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The agency sent her to Knopf, the venerable publishing house, where the office manager gave her a typing test.
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An amateur team, it was affiliated with the venerable professional squad sponsored by Peugeot, the automobile and bicycle maker.
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The original director, the venerable George Cukor, fell out, along with Bette Davis and Burl Ives, Mr. Reed said.
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Qu took some comfort from the knowledge that she had, in Princeton, a venerable American institution on her side.
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With equal decisiveness, in June, he decided to scrap the VA's venerable IT system with a one-source contract.
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Fo Guang Shan is led by one of modern China's most famous religious figures, the Venerable Master Hsing Yun.
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This venerable Greenwich Village hangout, previously called Caffé Dante, has acquired new owners and become an Italian aperitivo bar.
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Critic's notebook The venerable fair may have changed its name, but it has not forsaken its passion for quality.
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At 23 years old, the Venerable Ashin Nyanissara, known more commonly as Sitagu Sayadaw, is Myanmar's most influential monk.
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And finally there is the new Annie Maunder Astrographic Telescope at the venerable Royal Greenwich Observatory, just outside London.
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In the end, it may be in those venerable magazines that made it so prominent in the first place.
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East Coast donors whose wealth comes from venerable industries like finance tend to support traditional institutions, Dr. Pasic said.
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And now, with its men's watch line, the venerable Roman maison is making impressive strides on the thin front.
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For "The Crown" uses history in the service of that most venerable of television genres, the family soap opera.
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Inconveniently, both for Trump and for the venerable United States-Saudi relationship, M.B.S. also appears to be a murderer.
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We made a beeline for the venerable bar Li Po Cocktail Lounge, named after a hard-living Chinese poet.
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All this connectivity is delivered through Buick's venerable OnStar system, which can also provide communications and make emergency calls.
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The place hosts metal and punk shows frequently, as well as the venerable and lovingly named International Noise Conference.
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Better Planet plants trees, and the venerable Seventh Generation — the original in the space — donates 10 percent of its profits.
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I think the only person who is venerable to that kind of pressure is probably [Chief Justice John] Roberts himself.
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Doctor Who is now in its 11th season since the BBC rebooted the venerable sci-fi series back in 2005.
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Her caption for that one reads, "And I love me some old cows ..." So who is Lowndes' venerable mystery man?
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In "Terrorist" (2006), his novel about a radicalised teenager, John Updike, another venerable writer, fell short of his high standards.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - From venerable newspapers to upstart challengers, news organizations are getting clobbered by Alphabet's Google and Facebook.
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This is by far the most of any airliner ever built surpassing the previous record holder, the venerable DC3 Dakota.
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Now there are fears that one particularly old and venerable institution might not survive the referendum campaign: the Conservative Party.
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Second, there is a venerable principle in the law that no one can be the judge in his own case.
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His breakthrough came in the director J. J. Abrams's 2009 resuscitation of "Star Trek," the venerable science-fiction adventure franchise.
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A departure for the venerable Schoolhouse, "A Cambodian Lullaby" uses choreography and narrative to tell Mr. Ros's affecting life story.
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The U.S. industrial conglomerate's stock is the lone original component of the venerable blue-chip index that debuted in 1896.
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Yet the truth is that these venerable properties are seen -- with considerable justification -- as the solution to a marketing problem.
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The venerable line that "If all you have is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail" has a corollary.
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Stephens sees the rescinding of the invitation as a lamentable surrender by the venerable magazine to mob protest on Twitter.
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Just after Gracie's testimony, someone leaked a recording of John Humphrys, the venerable "Today" co-host, gossiping with Jon Sopel.
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It filled the venerable Greenwich Village shop, where, on a recent Monday night, she had the place mostly to herself.
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Barricades had been placed over the doors of the venerable Hong Kong Club, one of the city's oldest social institutions.
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Here, Apple is trying to kill a venerable open standard in terms of a proprietary standard that only Apple uses.
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In fact, the seven tables are bare — all the better to showcase Mr. Stowell's carefully chosen ingredients and venerable technique.
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The university itself is home to a First Amendment Center endowed by the venerable Scripps Howard broadcasting and newspaper chain.
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After almost a decade closed, the venerable West Village speakeasy Chumley's, originally established in 1922, has finally reopened its doors.
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Today, members of a new Gilded Age are again in control of many of the country's most venerable media outlets.
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These have all taken their places alongside the venerable Inya Gallery of Art, which continues to operate to this day.
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It's been clear for some time now that smartphone manufacturers don't care much for the venerable 3.5-mm headphone jack.
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And on Monday, the venerable Herbert Blomstedt is joined by young conductors in a program of Mozart, Beethoven and Brahms.
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I was lying snugly in my hotel bed in Syracuse, the venerable, ancient city on the eastern coast of Sicily.
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Here's how he transformed one of Europe's most venerable ensembles into one of the 21st century's most forward-thinking orchestras.
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The venerable title of Hong Kong bureau chief disappeared, as it no longer made sense to have such a position.
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Garibaldi Lift Co. Bar & Grill, right at the base of the mountain, is a venerable, if well-worn, Whistler institution.
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Without landmark protection, the venerable structure was left vulnerable to the tender mercies of the New York real estate market.
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Joshua Z. Weinstein's "Menashe" is not the product of a time machine but the belated rebirth of a venerable tradition.
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To commemorate that milestone, La MaMa, another venerable downtown institution, is hosting a one-night-only anniversary celebration on Jan.
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Off this venerable British port city, a Danish company, Dong Energy, is installing 32 turbines that stretch 600 feet high.
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More than at the Abramović affair, there was a sense of modernity melting away, as a venerable oral culture rematerialized.
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Shortly before year's end, another venerable British marque joined the trend, the newcomer being Aston Martin, the century-old automaker.
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It's a story that could be the stuff of venerable and fusty historical fiction, but Mantel clears away the cobwebs.
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The venerable string quartet is touring A Thousand Thoughts, playing live accompaniment for a documentary about its history and music.
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For the tech industry's venerable giants, the new stuff just doesn't seem to be worth as much as the old stuff.
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Gloria Steinem has had several long and venerable careers, working as an activist for women's rights, a journalist, and an author.
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But as someone who wondered whether the venerable Brooklyn audio brand would ever go without wires, I'm stoked they finally have.
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In early 1954, Pope Pius XII summoned a venerable Swiss quack named Paul Niehans to the papal retreat at Castel Gandolfo.
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Earlier today, news broke that Verizon is merging venerable tech and media brands Yahoo and AOL into a company called Oath.
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The venerable Mozilla browser Firefox has lent its name to a number of extra apps and services lately, including Firefox Send.
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Noam Lupu's recent book Party Brands in Crisis looks at the rapid demise of several venerable political parties in Latin America.
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According to Wikipedia, over a dozen video games featuring the venerable Monday-hating cat Garfield were made between 1987 and 2017.
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On the possibility of beating Interswitch (or another venerable startup) to become Africa's first big tech IPO, Oviosu plays that down.
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They could all end up trying to eat each others' lunches, or cutting into the sales of venerable outfits like Quorn.
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And if this video really exists, then Penthouse, America's most venerable pornography magazine, is willing to spend $1 million for it.
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Poetry and sex have a long and venerable history, one often being used in the service of setting up the other.
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He was extremely youthful when he came to prominence: at 20 he had an orchestral piece performed in London's venerable Proms.
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There's more than one theory, but the most interesting intertwines with the tale of a monk known as the Venerable Bede.
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Now that I've used it myself, I can safely say the venerable remote control need not go coffin shopping just yet.
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"Fifty years ago these people were burning crosses," says Jonathan Greenblatt of the Anti-Defamation League, a venerable anti-racist group.
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It goes without saying that there is a venerable tradition of economic thought that argues that this is not the case.
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Bill's New York City The restaurateur Curt Huegel has had his eye on the venerable Bill's Gay Nineties for many years.
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The cannabis-infused-beverage startup K-Zen raised $5 million from the venerable Silicon Valley venture firm DCM Ventures in May.
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The venerable program's last episode opened with a skit about Trump lampooning the president-elect's relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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BENOIT Redecoration is in store for Alain Ducasse's branch of the venerable Paris restaurant, which closes after dinner on Aug. 13.
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In conjunction with the SAR, the Secretary of the Army has recommended eliminating the Army's venerable Peacekeeping and Stability Operations Institute.
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The venerable and now endangered department store chain dipped below $1 for the first time ever, ended the day 3% higher.
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Despite screening at venerable international film festivals and making it onto late-night cable, finding an audience for Vegas was difficult.
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That is, until last week, when the venerable electronic label Planet Mu released his second full-length as Kuedo, Slow Knife.
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Consider, for instance, Noam Chomsky, the venerable and prodigious leftist writer who often produces work for ZNet, an established leftist site.
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Nearby, there are more dumplings at a pocket-size counter-service branch of the venerable Nom Wah Tea Parlor in Chinatown.
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Having heard that Johns Hopkins offers the best care, he arranges for a doctor from that venerable institution to treat Hector.
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The person most closely associated with this revival is the Venerable Xuecheng, a charismatic monk who was fast-tracked for success.
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In life and in death, he incarnates venerable ideals of romance and wounded machismo, or at least their show-business incarnations.
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In Kassel, Germany, as a participant in Documenta, she designed an installation for one of that city's venerable fine arts museum.
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The Venerable Keith Cartwright, the archdeacon of the Anglican Diocese of Southern Bahamas and the Turks and Caicos Islands, officiated. Mrs.
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His closest professional friend in Montreal, Lenny Lighter, the former owner of the venerable Moishe's steakhouse, heard about Milos and went.
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The document includes explicit messages that the women say were sent to them by the Venerable Xuecheng from December to February.
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In the document, the monks say that the Venerable Xuecheng suggested that female students have sex to further their spiritual practice.
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This year, coinciding with the 100th anniversary of women's suffrage, two venerable museums have extended that invitation in a dramatic way.
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At lunch at Valentino, a venerable restaurant in the village of Pescaglia, waitresses brought out sausage, prosciutto, bowls of fresh tortellini.
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A powerful fringe movement is pitted against venerable left-wing media and any liberal who dares to critique the new president.
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Farrow's reporting took place (about a year) before allegations of sexual assault would be leveled against the venerable Today Show anchor.
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Is this venture truly a renaissance of the venerable company that went out of business in 2013 after 70 adventurous years?
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It doesn't pack the firepower of the mighty Focus ST or venerable GTI, but delivered through a smooth six-speed manual.
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The venerable Limón Dance Company, a local treasure, shares performances with Bruce Wood Dance from Dallas (on Wednesday and Jan. 12).
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After People magazine wrote about the map, La Biennale Paris, the venerable art fair, asked Mr. Wade to submit a project.
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And it might also include an even more sobering Enron lesson — the fate of the once-venerable accounting firm Arthur Andersen.
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He started at WNEW in 1962, hosting the venerable overnight show "Milkman's Matinee" before "Jim Lowe's New York" made its debut.
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For them, Monday will mark 2004 days to the New Hampshire primary, the most venerable and controversial tradition in presidential politics.
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Much of this declamatory, infectious music comes from deep in the past; all of it feels both venerable and vibrant. 18.
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That could add significantly to the venerable Wall Street bank's problems in Malaysia, where it has become ensnared in the scandal.
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These venerable old waterfront institutions were a genre unto themselves, generally more elegant and dramatic than their urban and suburban counterparts.
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Readings and performances and an open house will take place at City Lights, the venerable bookstore he co-founded in 1953.
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It's a biographical documentary about the venerable string group Kronos Quartet, designed to be played with musical accompaniment by … Kronos Quartet.
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Late last year, Playboy caused a fuss when the venerable nudie mag announced that it wouldn't have naked ladies in it anymore.
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And for our sake, please, pray on our behalf that venerable watering hole Manuel's Tavern reopens this spring like it's supposed to.
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PBS has two venerable series, Austin City Limits and Soundstage, which routinely present the most exciting acts of the past and present.
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She's expected to make the move from Milan to Paris to assume the very high-profile job at the venerable fashion house.
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That is no different for the European Championships, with its long and venerable tradition of dressing men up in giant, foam suits.
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That was the sort of risk that Audemars Piguet, the venerable Swiss watchmaker, took when it unveiled its Royal Oak in 2000.
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In an Economist article last month, the venerable publication described a listing company, one that, while innovative, lacked the requisite business discipline.
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The venerable Big Blue sold in 2005 its profitable personal computer business because it was deemed unviable as a long-term project.
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Freshly minted MBAs from venerable American schools such as Stanford and Harvard earn an extra $52,000 a year in their new jobs.
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He has pledged to rebuild the once-venerable AMP brand but Thursday's results suggest that could take longer than expected, analysts said.
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THE SOLDIER who comes home from the war is one of literature's most venerable figures, dating at least to Homer and Aeschylus.
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This week the American Library Association awarded this year's best children's books, a list that included the venerable Newbery and Caldecott Awards.
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The video game maker's revenue was also well above analyst forecasts as demand for its venerable "Grand Theft Auto" franchise remained strong.
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The collapse was so stark, so sudden, and so unavoidable that several of America's largest and most venerable financial institutions collapsed overnight.
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Even as more disappointing statistics about corporate diversity roll in this International Women's Day, the venerable Hang Seng Bank can stand proud.
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Smartbar–the venerable Chicago nightclub for house, techno, and other forms of dance music– will bring back their Daphne series this July.
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I vividly remember finding the ad in a UK kids' soccer magazine (the venerable Match) some time in 1995 and being captivated.
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In addition to Atlassian's venerable Jira product, there are software packages like Pivotal Tracker, Fogbugz, and even GitHub's own issues tracking system.
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Given the competition — the GT Roadster is aimed directly at Porsche's venerable 911 Cabriolet — the Mercedes team has a tough challenge ahead.
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I just heard that the venerable, completely amazing, stealth wealth king Toyota Land Cruiser will be exiting the U.S. market after 23.
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Threatened by the $130 billion video-streaming gorilla, the two venerable British broadcasters are embracing to launch their own video service, Britbox.
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In addition to leading Longquan, the Venerable Xuecheng is the president of the Buddhist Association of China, a party-controlled supervisory organ.
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Shimano, the bike industry giant from Japan, and Campagnolo, the venerable Italian company, have both long offered cyclists electronic gear-shifting systems.
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A Republican victory would thus be not only a loss for the Democrats but a personal embarrassment for a venerable power broker.
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For 2019, MSR is upgrading the Lightning Ascent's binding system, replacing the venerable PosiLock AT model with its new Paragon version instead.
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There, amongst the clouds, are the saintly features of Alan Shearer, and the venerable Wrighty, and Danny Murphy in all his holiness.
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Slices of anadama, a venerable New England cornmeal loaf sweetened with molasses, are topped with very rich, very tender, very smoky eel.
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"Harnesses are probably our biggest sellers," said Max Gregory, the owner of the Leather Man, the venerable sex shop on Christopher Street.
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Or, to be more precise, it was the venerable ritual in which all the states chose their representatives in the Electoral College.
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Nearly fifty years after his death, a venerable emeritus professor teared up at his name: "He was a saint," he told me.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Venerable Midwest furniture retailer Art Van Furniture will be closing and liquidating its stores, the company announced Thursday.
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The Albertina Modern, a satellite of the venerable Vienna institution, aims to highlight overlooked Austrian artists in a newly restored historic building.
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Some are from venerable producers that have been curing hams for 100 years or more, and others are the work of newcomers.
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Turning a leader's former home into a tableau for propagating his political-creation myth has a venerable precedent in the People's Republic.
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What Kerr wanted was a venerable wise man, someone who had coached for decades but had no real desire to be promoted.
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A look at the highlights and lowlights of the season shows how the venerable medium is trying (and failing?) to stay relevant.
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But he has received the most attention from his appearances on "Saturday Night Live," the venerable late-night comedy show on NBC.
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The Delmonico name is a venerable one in New York dining history, and this year, the restaurant is celebrating its 180th anniversary.
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Venerable universities — Oxford; Cambridge; the University of California, Berkeley; and the California Institute of Technology — do not have legacy admissions, he said.
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The Venerable Xuecheng, arguably one of the most important monks in China, has been accused of lewdness toward nuns and financial misconduct.
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Urban Paris falls away in the Jardin des Plantes, a venerable reserve of lawns, tall trees, flower beds and stately old buildings.
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Alone among the estates that I visited, the venerable Maison Trimbach did not acknowledge any confusion in the marketplace about its wines.
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The venerable and celebrated actor Kirk Douglas, who starred in more than 216 movies and was nominated for three Oscars, has died.
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I had wandered into Saks hoping to learn how a venerable department store was dealing with the upheavals throttling the retail industry.
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In the first round, she faced Venus Williams, the same venerable champion she played in the first round at Wimbledon last year.
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In England, he carefully nudged the venerable Times to the right, while his tabloids mocked Labour Party politicians as weaklings or Stalinists.
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The Air Force has decided on its bombers of the future: the new B-21 Raiders and the venerable B-52 Stratofortress.
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The venerable mind-body problem, argued to a standstill by philosophers and scientists, will move to the courtroom, the mystery stubbornly intact.
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The venerable TKTS booth in Times Square had 22 Broadway shows on offer for Wednesday evening, nearly all at 50 percent off.
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Only now, for the first time in the history of the venerable 232.9-year-old journal, is the president a black woman.
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No small consolation, Penn State instead went to the venerable Rose Bowl, but the committee had prioritized consensus opinion over concrete achievement.
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In 93, they took NBC's venerable peacock — first deployed in 1956 to highlight the wonders of color television — and smartened it up.
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Mr. Alekhuogie, though born in Los Angeles, trained at the venerable Yale photography department — and decided to make his career back West.
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The venerable nightclubs Cielo and Output were shuttered, and their Funktion-One speakers, considered among the best in their class, were silenced.
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But though the Rugby World Cup is undoubtedly the pinnacle of the sport, the Lions are part of its its most venerable tradition.
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Seasoned mariners see the venerable competition, which takes place every three or four years, as perhaps the most important in the sport's calendar.
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If you know anyone who works at this venerable fake news publication, please let them know my thoughts and prayers are with them.
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Now venerable clothing and outdoor equipment chain L.L. Bean has decided to get in on the blockchain action, per the Wall Street Journal.
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"The listed authors of the copyrighted song were well aware of the historic and to them venerable roots of the song," she added.
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All images: Alex Cranz/GizmodoWith its big rolypoly ball and huge hand rest, the venerable trackball mouse looks like a holdover from 1996.
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An anti-ship variant of Raytheon's venerable Tomahawk land attack cruise missile - with a range in excess of 1,600 km - is undergoing tests.
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But as something to celebrate the road this venerable computer line has traveled over the last two and half decades, it felt lackluster.
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And this week he was in Paris, presenting his latest Loewe men's wear collection, his fourth for the venerable Spanish luxury goods house.
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Panic, the venerable Mac and iOS software firm, made a major splash the other week with the announcement of its first hardware device.
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The venerable file format turns 30 today, and Facebook is taking the opportunity to add a few GIF-related features to its service.
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He combined verve, wit and a discriminating eye, whether he was profiling the fashion world's venerable legends or reporting on its latest fripperies.
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The venerable actress -- one of Hollywood's sexiest septuagenarians -- has confirmed she will appear in the latest film in the "Fast and Furious" franchise.
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White Bear Mitsubishi, a car dealership in White Bear Lake, MN, shot a commercial in an ice rink with their venerable bear mascot.
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The venerable application that started its life 23 years ago as a monochrome, bitmap Windows 33 drawing program is on Microsoft's "Deprecated" list.
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The magazine's venerable list of the country's 400 richest people ranks the president at #248, dropping an astonishing 92 spots from last year.
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This will be the third Presidents Cup to be held at venerable Royal Melbourne, designed by Alister MacKenzie, who also designed Augusta National.
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But Mr Ali is now a venerable member of Britain's literary establishment, a fitting destination for a former president of the Oxford Union.
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Within the venerable demographic that newspaper funnies attract, other strips like Peanuts, Calvin & Hobbes, and The Far Side are held in greater esteem.
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Yahoo's disintegration as a venerable online media brand has continued with the shutdown of Yahoo Screen, according to a report from Variety today.
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The disclosures are the latest blow to the once-venerable firm which could face criminal charges over misconduct earlier uncovered by the inquiry.
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Meanwhile, interest appears to be increasing around the venerable Mac, with a 49 percent rise in developer interest compared to two weeks earlier.
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That a venerable publisher like Time Inc turns to Bustle to source its future leaders — that tells us we are doing things right.
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That pits her against another venerable British star, Judi Dench (Victoria & Abdul) and rising talents Saoirse Ronan (Ladybird) and Margot Robbie (I, Tonya).
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The smell of slow-smoked meat wafts on the Gulf breeze from a nearby barbecue joint, taunting the drinkers in the venerable bar.
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And in Europe, the President seeks to repair frayed relations with two of the continent's most venerable institutions, the Vatican and NATO. Gen.
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The move to change venerable Senate rules reflects an intensifying of the already-toxic partisanship in Washington since Trump took office in January.
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Though "Green Room" takes place in the smartphone-enabled present and assembles a cast of talented millennials, it explores a venerable subcultural terrain.
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M. Moein Faqir as he prepared to board his helicopter to fly back to Camp Bastion, the venerable British complex he now commands.
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Apex Apex, another venerable app launcher out there, offers plenty of customization options without bogging you down with too many screens and menus.
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Alessandro Borgognone, who is about to reopen the venerable West Village speakeasy Chumley's, calls it a "throwback" in its style, food and drink.
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They're such a recurring annoyance for growers that slugs have earned a spot in the venerable Cannabis Encyclopedia, a cultivation and consumption guide.
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When the venerable newsman began to issue a mild plea for gun control, she started shouting over him and cut to a commercial.
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Third, the "Mad Money" host suspected investors were giving Reed Hastings, Netflix's venerable co-founder, chairman and CEO, the benefit of the doubt.
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The venerable Brooklyn, N.Y., restaurant, which has just one branch, in Great Neck, N.Y., will add a location in central Tokyo in 2020.
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Meanwhile, a more traditional presentation about the water crisis is being planned for Buckham Gallery, a venerable artists' co-op in downtown Flint.
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Indeed, the Heritage Foundation, the venerable conservative research institution in Washington, concluded that Mr. Trump has carried out 64 percent of its recommendations.
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It is Mr. Rüping's most ambitious undertaking to date, and a high point of Matthias Lilenthal's tenure as this venerable company's artistic director.
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Male stars included the venerable Gardnar Mulloy, Jack Kramer, Tony Trabert, the Aussies — so many of them — and, starting in 1959, Arthur Ashe.
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The accusations against the Venerable Xuecheng were quickly deleted from Chinese websites, and comments about the case were banned on social media platforms.
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When venerable scientific experts Vanessa and Nick Lachey set out to conduct 2020's most daring social experiment, some said it wouldn't work.
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The German director has long been popular in France, but this production of Shakespeare's play marks his debut at the venerable Comédie-Française.
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CPAC is itself a product of the American Conservative Union, a venerable institution dating back to a very different time in American politics.
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The closing of the New York Cake Academy, the venerable baking supply house and cooking school this year, has a very happy ending.
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The venerable summer series at the bandshell in Central Park is up and running, and picks up pace with this appearance of Orpheus.
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The Art of Collecting Global competition has brought some big changes to the latest edition of the venerable art fair La Biennale Paris.
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He transformed a venerable retail chain with a "dowager image" by courting baby boomers, renovating its flagship store and expanding its national reach.
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Dana Settle is a founding partner of the venerable venture-capital firm Greycroft, which started with a focus on media and tech companies.
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In 1989, the bank took its first small step into this new financial world by acquiring a venerable British investment bank, Morgan Grenfell.
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Mr. Lamenzo attended Harvard to study mechanical engineering, but also to have access to the venerable Flentrop pipe organ in Adolphus Busch Hall.
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Just a couple of years after Mr. Gilbert became the music director in New York, the venerable Philadelphia Orchestra filed for bankruptcy protection.
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If he wins again, he'll become the country's longest-serving leader in July, overtaking the venerable David Ben-Gurion, Israel's first Prime Minister.
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Real-time strategy buffs will want more than this, but no doubt they're excited to see this venerable franchise getting a modern sequel.
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He is known as the youngest ever president of the NAACP, a venerable, ailing civil rights organization that he fixed and turned around.
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ACROSTIC — It's the very first acrostic of the year, which lends this excerpt, from a venerable novelist and essayist, a particularly auspicious quality.
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All around Mr. Trump, venerable institutions are belittled and have become the enemy — the news media, the F.B.I. and the whole intelligence apparatus.
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We have asked Marc Stein, our venerable N.B.A. reporter and columnist, to weigh in on which of us came away with a winner.
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President Obama participated in a venerable tradition Tuesday night by using his farewell address to give warnings about his fears for America's future.
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Venerable theater director Jerry Zaks brought the play to Broadway in 2007, and has now steered its musical update back to the stage.
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RuPaul's venerable reality competition series RuPaul's Drag Race has been kicking around long enough for it to be called "venerable," but it's only in the past few years that the Emmys have started to take notice of the phenomenon — mostly its eponymous host, who's won Outstanding Host for a Reality or Reality Competition Program for the past three years, 2018 included.
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At which point, Liss — who has been the institution's principal steward for 18 years — set about finding a new building for the venerable institution.
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It makes sense then that Clinton has gotten chummy with the two other people on our call—venerable Boston-bred house duo Soul Clap.
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The once-venerable department store chain on Thursday reported a wider third-quarter loss than the prior-year period as sales continued to slide.
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"It's only funny because he didn't get hurt, but David Ross got hit by a power line," he says of the Cubs' venerable catcher.
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Mint is easy to recommend for three reasons: one, it's a trusted, venerable app in a space where lots of players come and go.
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With the hashtag #WorldSeriesArtThrowdown, the two venerable institutions have taken to Twitter, trading rhyming barbs accompanied by images of work from their respective collections.
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Elegant musical cues, documentary-style sound clips, and a shifting cast of narrators helped to transform the venerable radio story into something more modern.
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Cal Jillson, a venerable political scientist at Southern Methodist University, is among those who think this president has accelerated the Democratic comeback in Texas.
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" Peter Gelb, general manager of the Met, said, "It's essential for all venerable institutions to shed their elitist image, but also embrace younger audiences.
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Many of America's most venerable tanks, including the Brookings Institution and the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, were founded in the early 20th century.
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"The Venerable W." was shown with pomp at Cannes, while "Sittwe" was banned from the Human Rights Human Dignity International Film Festival in Yangon.
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The move in prices for the venerable gastronomic delight is a glaring indicator that while inflation gets all the headlines, deflation is important, too.
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It is a venerable example of the dominant form of business structure in modern Britain, where over two-thirds of companies are family owned.
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What might this venerable institution be willing to sacrifice to make sure it keeps bringing in enough cash to justify that $250,000 Grand Prize?
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His recognition by the court as a venerable Islamic theologian - and the court's verdict itself - highlights the rising influence of Islamist groups in Indonesia.
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Click here to view original GIFMuch like the venerable technology of the floppy drive, Europe's hair metal classic "The Final Countdown" just won't die.
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Given that the President-elect's favorite color, and presumably substance, is gold, the venerable White House could soon undergo its gaudiest redecoration to date.
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The venerable monthly has had unstable leadership since Lewis H. Lapham left Harper's in 2006, after a 28-year run as its top editor.
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Sinn being a venerable watch brand famous for its start, two-toned aviator watches – and on the other you connect a handsome Apple Watch.
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LONDON (Reuters) - When Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEx) bought the venerable London Metal Exchange (LME) in 2012, the narrative was all about China.
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The once-venerable publication doesn't bother to add a disclaimer anywhere stating Ramos' connection via his daughter to the current administration or Clinton campaign.
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Whereas President Nixon had the venerable Henry Kissinger as Secretary of State, Mr. Trump has appointed former Exxon C.E.O. Rex Tillerson for the position.
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The two competitors merged in 2012, and the new corporation Tempur Sealy became "the world's largest bedding provider," a venerable king among mattress suppliers.
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Final Fantasy XV ... feels like a glorious return to relevance for Square Enix's venerable mix of rideable birds, hopping cacti and emo fashion victims.
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Venerable British game developer Rare has showed off the first footage from Sea of Thieves, the ambitious freeform pirate game it announced last year.
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Crime drama combines the venerable genres of detective fiction and cinema noir, bolting these modern fiction styles to a chassis of ancient tragic plot.
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A staple of brunches, sandwiches, ramen, and burgers everywhere, use this pin to show your respect for the venerable veteran of the food world.
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This version of the theme also includes Missy Elliott because nothing makes overblown arena rock better than venerable rap pioneers shoehorned in YEAH BABY!
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"It ends on a bleak note that may leave certain younger members of the audience shaking their heads," complained the venerable fan 'zine Starburst.
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Reports about financial misdoings, the possible collapse of venerable institutions, rising unemployment caused by advanced technology — all of these affected the psychology of spending.
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PEOPLES' SYMPHONY CONCERTS One of the best deals in classical music, this venerable series presents world-class performers for less than $10 a ticket.
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When Benjamin was twenty, an orchestral piece that he had composed was performed at the Proms, the venerable summertime series of concerts in London.
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The Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston re-opened its venerable structure days after nine people were killed in a racially motivated shooting.
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And once again, people's faith in a venerable institution, that has done so much good for so many, will be shaken to the core.
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Stefan Kalmar, who assumes the position in November, has been the executive director and curator of Artists Space, a venerable nonprofit gallery, since 2009.
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As my Vox colleague Alex Abad-Santos has noted, there's been talk of Toy Story 4 being the final film in the venerable franchise.
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It's been an exceptionally robust round of creative director musical chairs in recent months, especially at some of the most significant, venerable Parisian houses.
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If Arsenal fans were hoping for a St. Totteringham's day miracle on Sunday, the most venerable of all latter-day saints delivered in style.
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The aforementioned Hound Labs closed a whopping $30 million Series D round, led by Intrinsic Capital Partners, and included venerable Silicon Valley fund Benchmark.
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A long line of people snaked out of the booth of the venerable publishing house Wydawnictwo Literackie and around several of the other displays.
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"The New York Daily News is a venerable New York City institution," Eric Gertler, the co-publisher of The News, said in a statement.
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PEOPLES' SYMPHONY CONCERTS This venerable series — one of the best deals in classical music — presents world-class performers for less than $201453 a ticket.
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Its success, and that of the Los Angeles Philharmonic to the south, exploded the myth of an industry dominated by venerable East Coast ensembles.
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The venerable online classifieds site removed its "personals" section this week, after Congress sent a bill to President Trump aimed at curtailing sex trafficking.
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His hair was snow-like even then, and hidden under a cowboy hat, when he appeared unannounced at the venerable Claiborne Farm in Lexington.
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Consider it a kind of travelogue for prospective pilgrims who may already be planning their journeys to one of art brut's most venerable destinations.
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Many venerable car companies have their own factory-supported restoration businesses, including Aston Martin, BMW, Ferrari, Jaguar, Lamborghini, Land Rover, Mercedes-Benz and Porsche.
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On Saturday, Scalia, the court's most venerable conservative, died, putting the high court's ideological makeup up for grabs for the first time in decades.
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The venerable Pierre New York, a Taj Hotel on the Upper East Side recently launched a cabaret series featuring intimate performances from Broadway singers.
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While the portrayal of madmen and fools has a venerable artistic tradition, Arbus's subjects are intellectually disabled, not insane, and they are physically unrestrained.
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Offerings include pastries, as well as long-fermented rustic sourdoughs made famous by Paris's venerable Poîlane and by Tartine and Acme in San Francisco.
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Twilight has fallen on the venerable American trickster, who in our Trumpian afterworld of alternative facts has come to seem more sordid than subversive.
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On Wednesday, Hearst Magazines, the company behind venerable titles like Esquire, Harper's Bazaar and Cosmopolitan, named Troy Young, 50, as its president, effective immediately.
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Now Mr. Katakis is opening a branch in a barnlike space in Manhattan in partnership with the owners of the venerable Frankie & Johnnie's steakhouses.
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A handful, including devout Catholics and Orthodox, come to venerate the remains of Saint Cuthbert and the Venerable Bede, the forefathers of English Christianity.
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And this holiday season, shoppers are finding that one of the more venerable fantastical characters for children — Santa Claus — is blocked by a paywall.
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The KC-130 family, consisting of four-engine turboprops, is a variant of C-130 transport, a venerable mainstay of the United States military.
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Turning to the future of work, venerable institutions like McKinsey and Oxford University are predicting that automation might eliminate half of all today's jobs.
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Ahmet Turk, 74, a Kurd despite his name and the venerable mayor of another Kurdish city, Mardin, was out of jail at the moment.
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In the 1970s, when he was the co-owner (alongside Alice Waters) and executive chef of Chez Panisse, the venerable restaurant in Berkeley, Calif.
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Venerable blog platform LiveJournal is now saying goodbye to some of its biggest users, after announcing it's taking steps to comply with Russian law.
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There were several good singers onstage Sunday afternoon at the Metropolitan Opera's National Council Auditions Grand Finals concert, a venerable tryout for future stars.
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The move is part of an effort among jewelers to attract younger shoppers, who may look upon established, venerable stores as stuffy and uncool.
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Less than 26 hours later, the venerable Big Apple Circus announced that it would sell off its assets in a bankruptcy auction on February 22008.
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Since 2009, the venerable RABM blog has been one of the greatest resources for the liberation-minded metalhead to sniff out ideologically sound new music.
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Almost 30 years ago, Hatfield, perhaps best known for his decades designing the venerable Air Jordan series, was handed such a problem by Robert Zemeckis.
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AM General has revealed the NXT 360, a next-generation version of the venerable Humvee light tactical vehicle that first reported for duty in 1984.
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More projects around the world would follow, including golf courses, the Mar-a-Lago private resort in Florida, New York's venerable Plaza Hotel and casinos.
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"Don't blame the robots for lost manufacturing jobs," read the headline in a blog post last spring by two scholars at the venerable Brookings Institution.
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Two of Benchmark Capital's longtime general partners, Matt Cohler and Mitch Lasky, are stepping back as the venerable venture capital firm raises its ninth fund.
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Ford is updating the venerable Mustang for 33, changing its engine options and offering a slew of new tech and a 10-speed automatic transmission.
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What, then, did this lover of ancient certainties make of the fact that his venerable old church was careering towards the ideological and theological left?
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In the business world 1403G has become widely admired for buying venerable firms and using debt and surgical cost-cuts to boost their financial returns.
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The Daily Mail has campaigned to "save" GKN, a venerable British engineering company, from Melrose, an investment firm (which, as it happens, is also British).
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It's well past time for this venerable show to grow up and start treating female executives and other women technologists with the respect they deserve.
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Donald Trump's claim during the Republican debate in Detroit that he was amply endowed might have shocked many, but it belongs to a venerable history.
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Following in that venerable tradition, Republican candidates like Mike Huckabee, Herman Cain and Newt Gingrich have converted their 2008 and 2012 campaigns into running scams.
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THERE are few more venerable institutions in the City of London than the Baltic Exchange, a cornerstone of Britain's maritime industry for nearly three centuries.
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Yod lost on the cards against the venerable Singdam Kiatmoo9 in 2004, to Andy Souwer in 2008 and John Wayne Parr down under in 2010.
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The venerable old institution that sets the global reference price for metals such as aluminum and copper seems to be lurching from crisis to crisis.
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Unfortunately, what remains of our grand federal experiment in self-government features desiccated muscle tissue and fractured constitutional safeguards such as the venerable Tenth Amendment.
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It has, it's fair to say, not been a great year for the venerable old dame of metals trading or for its Hong Kong owners.
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Over excellent footage shot on a circumglobal photo safari, the venerable narrator David Attenborough orates zoological narratives as if delivering a state-of-nature address.
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On August 9, 2017, venerable evangelical theologian Richard Mouw published a critical open letter to Jerry Falwell Jr. in his own regular column, Civil Evangelicalism.
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Sara Eisen sits down with New York Times CEO Mark Thompson, discussing balancing bold risks while servicing a legacy business and reinventing a venerable brand.
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For the health of our democracy and to restore faith in this most venerable of institutions, in my view we simply must get Brexit done.
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The venerable insurance market said last March that it had chosen Brussels as the site for its EU subsidiary because of its strong regulatory framework.
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The most venerable of the confusingly-named "public" schools were established in late medieval England to educate poor but talented boys in religion and classics.
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" For academic (but not too academic) insight into how the law develops over time, I admire Grant Gilmore's venerable little gem, "The Death of Contract.
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O) and its electric Model 3, the roster of big names staying away has grown this year to include such venerable brands as Nissan (13.
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To enter this venerable Gothic-style building, I have to make my way through a phalanx of policemen and be scanned by a metal detector.
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Yet, in spite of the immediate aftermath apparent solidarity, the venerable NRA has just come out against new legislation restricting the sales of same. Really?
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And these crypto asssets can vary from the tokens issued by some no-name startup all the way up to Ether and the venerable Bitcoin.
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While he will remain a director, the move was a sign from Qualcomm's board that it recognized all was not well at the venerable chipmaker.
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Even if Apple manages to convince its own customers to make the switch, the loss of a venerable standard could still be a sad development.
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But it ingeniously recreates that most venerable of entertainments, the magic show, in a form ideally suited to the second decade of the 21st century.
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At its start, the venerable artist it most wanted to celebrate was Faith Ringgold, a Harlem native for whom the museum was to be named.
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Nearly two dozen venerable IndyCars — the hands-down Goliaths of American testosterone — hurtle through the streets of one of Florida's artsiest and most comely neighborhoods.
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"The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild," the newest game in the venerable franchise, embraces those staples of the franchise and builds on them.
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This colorful new book provides a tour of today's distilleries, some with venerable roots, but most starting quite recently to meet the newly skyrocketing demand.
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Finally, it occurred to him that these fragments from the war could be used and interpreted in much the same way as more venerable remains.
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Twilly d'Hermès is the first scent from the venerable fashion house to fling itself directly at the heart of the millennial market, and without apology.
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In the process, a venerable institution has refreshed itself, and a resistantly singular artist has become the Classic he always was and will always be.
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In Manhattan, check the venerable Schaller & Weber on Second Avenue near East 86th Street, and Fleishers Craft Butchery on Third Avenue and East 76th Street.
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Blue Note Napa, a spinoff of New York City's well-known jazz club, opened in late 40663 inside a venerable opera house in downtown Napa.
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"We can keep the religion secondary but introduce the ideas of Buddhism into society," said Venerable Miaoyuan, the nun who runs the library in Yangzhou.
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Lilla rejects what most feminists would say about that venerable phrase: that it opened up new areas of life to political analysis and civic action.
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"I wasn't ready to be vulnerable," said Mr. Davis, an entertainment and music lawyer who is a son of the venerable music executive Clive Davis.
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Parliament, that venerable symbol of British democracy, became a gladiatorial arena, at once riveting and horrifying to those who tuned in to the daily combat.
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She owns Mayfair Academy, a venerable black dance studio for youths on the South Side, which counts Michelle Obama as an alumna from the 1970s.
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Earlier this year, Galperin, the head of cybersecurity at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, formed a new and unusual team within the venerable digital rights group.
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Among them are Eisenberg's, the venerable sandwich shop in the Flatiron district, Lolo's Seafood Shack from Harlem, and TomoTomo with ramen and Japanese small plates.
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Although Mr. Bolan was a name partner in their venerable Wall Street firm, which became Saxe, Bacon & Bolan, Mr. Cohn was more visible and histrionic.
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The venerable Tsingtao, founded in 1903 by German and British merchants and the first Chinese state-owned enterprise to float in Hong Kong, looked enticing.
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Bing Maps make the revived Flight Simulator eerily realistic The rumors are true: Microsoft's venerable Flight Simulator game will make its return sometime next year.
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First, two venerable ensembles performed relatively standard programs at Alice Tully Hall: the Juilliard String Quartet on Monday and the Emerson String Quartet on Tuesday.
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But a beautiful short-film interview with a contemporary light keeper suggests that maintenance of at least some of these venerable structures continues in traditional ways.
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The U.S. has bought seats to the ISS on Soyuz rockets operated by Russia's Roscosmos space agency since 2011, when it retired the venerable space shuttle.
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Despite the irony of painting people who might not be considered worthy, venerable subjects, Streker's work isn't some totally ironic message about the world of celebrities.
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This was at the space's opening, the first days of venerable Fraenkel Gallery's offshoot location, which has been billed as an "adventurous, risk-taking" new venue.
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A polluted ocean of apps is plaguing Android, an operating system built upon Free and Open-Source Software (FOSS) but now barely resembling those venerable roots.
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Strikingly, the plan bars scientists from publishing in what is today around 85% of periodicals, including some of the most venerable, such as Nature and Science.
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Russia has yet to develop air independent propulsion for its conventional submarines, or field a capable new diesel-electric submarine design to replace the venerable Kilo.
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While an undergraduate, Jamison was admitted to the staff of the Advocate, the college's venerable literary magazine, whose motto is Dulce est periculum ("Danger is sweet").
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And yet, unless you see multiple Broadway shows a year, the evolution of one of the city's most venerable publications, Playbill, may have passed you by.
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This production, directed by Paul Zimet, from the venerable downtown troupe Talking Band, grew out of Ms. Maddow's experiences as a volunteer in Brooklyn Civil Court.
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The latter was elected Germany's chancellor in 1949 at the venerable age of 73; since then every chancellor until 1998 was younger than the previous one.
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In May, police in Moscow raided one of the city's most venerable cultural institutions, the Gogol Center, arresting its director, Kirill Serebrennikov, over charges of embezzlement.
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The proud engineering tradition that surrounds internal-combustion engines at venerable carmakers is largely absent, as are the sunk costs that add to their perceived value.
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The recipe for this Pineapple Royale comes from tropical palace The Tonga Room & Hurricane Bar, a venerable tiki bar that opened in San Francisco in 1945.
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They chose the venerable spreadsheet, a business tool many people use to track information, as the source for their mobile app builder, starting with Google Sheets.
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It'll cost around £603,000-40,000 The EV3 will cost between £35,000 and £40,000 and the first 19 will be sold through the venerable British retailer Selfridge's.
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There we find that the Terminal is being built in conjunction with FactSet, a venerable research company that has seen all the vicissitudes of financial data.
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Lloyd's, the venerable insurance market that began life in Edward Lloyd's coffee house in 1688, said Khoury-Haq's departure date would be confirmed in due course.
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The venerable fact-checking site is in the middle of an ownership dispute, and it's looking for donations to keep the lights on in the meantime.
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Venerable media outlets on the right, like National Review, sought to reprise their role as arbiters of who is fit to carry the banner of conservatism.
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As with that venerable show, which begins its 20th season on Wednesday, the crassness on "Legends" is coupled with barbed jokes that double as social commentary.
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Following two fatal crashes of the latest model — the 7377 Max, caused by a design flaw — we look back at the history of the venerable jetliner.
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While some bars, like the venerable Murphy's Bleachers, are not charging a cover to get in, others, like The Cubby Bear, are charging $25 per person.
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Trump's acceptance of the nomination tonight reflects the capitulation of the venerable Republican Party, which has proved unable to protect either its traditions or its principles.
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In late 2006, Mary Boone phoned the artist Jacob Hashimoto several months ahead of his first show at her venerable gallery to ask about his progress.
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The New York Review of Books has confirmed that Ian Buruma, who has been editing the venerable journal since fall of 2017, has left his position.
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Seven years ago, she designed a Kazimir Malevich exhibition for the venerable gallery, and her relationship with director Mathias Rastorfer was apparently both close and forthright.
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The District of Columbia and the state of Maryland sued Trump, citing a venerable anti-corruption provision of the U.S. Constitution known as the Emoluments Clause.
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Playing in Chapecó, 650 miles southwest of Rio de Janeiro, the team became a challenger to the more venerable Figueirense in the state of Santa Catarina.
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Though Formula E is eager to gain the respect held by venerable circuits like Formula One, it is not above adding quirky elements to draw attention.
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That led to protests by journalists expressing fear that the Chinese Communist Party was encroaching on one of the city's most venerable and independent-minded newspapers.
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At 81 years of age, Mr. Berry brings his venerable decades of eloquent thought and careful observation to the common-sense convictions presented in this book.
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Download Edward Bayntun-Coward runs George Bayntun, a venerable bookbindery and rare books seller in Bath, England, that was founded by his great-grandfather in 1894.
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That effort has turned into full spreads in Decibel and Revolver, international tours, and multi-record deals with venerable labels like Relapse and Metal Blade Records.
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To do so, she poses as a 26-year-old, and, thanks to peppiness and good genes, she lands a job at venerable publisher Empirical Press.
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This trickles down to all the rest of us who rely on venerable, authoritative (we think) publications to highlight the best in fashion, culture and aesthetics.
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Just before a Sunday morning service in the early 21990s, two women walked into one of Manhattan's most venerable sanctuaries, Marble Collegiate Church, on Fifth Avenue.
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O'Rourke met Amy Sanders on a blind date that he steered to the Kentucky Club, a venerable bar in Juárez where the margarita was allegedly invented.
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When after two minutes he and I parted company forever I was in dazzled possession of a Liberty dollar as heavy and venerable as history itself.
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For fans of this venerable time-travel adventure — Whovians, in Whospeak — the bigger changes stem from another passing of the torch, this one man to man.
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The showdown raises all too familiar questions about how venerable ensembles will survive, let alone thrive, in an era when classical music faces stiff financial headwinds.
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Arthur Avenue, the Little Italy of the Bronx, has created a line of food products to help promote and sustain the venerable neighborhood, also called Belmont.
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Thus, this week, we offer thoughts on The CW's new high school drama All American, as well as its reboot of the venerable witch show Charmed.
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Since taking over the "Nancy" comic a few months ago, Olivia Jaimes (a pseudonym) has transformed the venerable strip into a highly meme-able satirical masterpiece.
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For the most important selling season of the year, the venerable department stores of New York have marshaled their resources for elaborate displays of festive cheer.
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The Hogarth Press series of contemporary reimaginings of Shakespeare's plays is a venerable conceit as old as the playwright himself, that notorious magpie of usable plot.
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Chelsea Market may have lost Chelsea Thai, the venerable shop and food counter, in January, but lovers of Thai food can welcome Ayada in its place.
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We were sitting at Morton's, the venerable Washington steakhouse, where Leo, an owlish man in his 50s who wears a pocket watch, keeps a wine locker.
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The Venerable Xuecheng is also an influential voice on religious affairs within the Communist Party and a member of one of China's top political advisory bodies.
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They will revive their 2011 collaboration, "Samhara," a dialogue between Nrityagram's Odissi style and the Sri Lankan Kandyan style, both fresh, expressive takes on venerable traditions.
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To the joy of Dominicans and many Florentines, Pope Francis conferred the title "venerable" on La Pira in July, a step on the path to sainthood.
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Activists have pushed venerable companies from Procter & Gamble to Campbell Soup to engage in financial engineering to increase shareholder returns, and thereby justify their management fees.
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The old seaside town is packed with history and charm, not to mention a venerable university where Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, met Kate Middleton.
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On Via Merulana, the barista at the venerable La Panella bakery made me a house espresso with zabaione and gave a yolky spoonful to my daughter.
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The rare appointment of a foreign C.E.O. at the head of a venerable Japanese company had seemed like a sign that things were changing in Japan.
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This venerable institution, which I am so proud to be a part of, continues to be bold and take risks in a wide variety of ways.
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Cincinnati's legacy industrial economy has been somewhat challenging to revamp, said Mike Venerable, CEO of CincyTech, a seed fund focused on life sciences and digital startups.
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After profits stalled at Zenith, the voluble executive shook up management and installed himself as the acting chief executive of this venerable but sleepy watch brand.
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The company is in Glashütte, a village in Saxony that is home to several of Germany's most venerable brands, including A. Lange & Söhne and Glashütte Original.
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Despite the venerable tradition of paying people to serve food, in some parts of the world we still haven't found a proper way to do it.
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My initial thoughts were ones of sadness and disappointment that another once-venerable institution known for honoring photography had succumbed to a very lopsided rights grab.
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"The tradition of uncles, aunts, cousins, and especially grandparents sharing a household along with parents and children has roots equally venerable and equally deserving of constitutional recognition".
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Character Study The venerable "221" Club on West 52nd Street is famous — notorious, even — for its speakeasy heritage and its history of well-known, well-lubricated regulars.
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Decadt belonged to a prominent family that owns a venerable animal feed business in Staden, a town of 11,000 some 123 miles (100 kilometers) west of Brussels.
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Jones took over as editor in chief of the venerable publication last year after longtime editor Graydon Carter announced that he was stepping down after 25 years.
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The Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan in Japan decided to celebrate its sea otter's milestone 20th birthday on Tuesday with a stream of pictures of the venerable old lady.
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The Federal Reserve won't end up raising interest rates as aggressively as projected, said Jim Grant, editor and founder of the venerable Grant's Interest Rate Observer newsletter.
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Ginobili, despite taking on the most peripheral role, is the one who is closest to where he should be, gliding along in a sort of venerable competency.
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WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT THE BELMONT STAKES "We've got a nice horse, and we'll make it interesting," venerable trainer D. Wayne Lukas, 82, told the Courier-Journal .
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Like the monarchy and many other venerable British institutions, the Church of England has managed to retain some of its privileges by giving up most of them.
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"A Technical and Cultural Assessment of the Mueller Report PDF" is both an indictment of the Justice Department and a celebration of the venerable Portable Document Format.
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More recently, the venerable Institute of Contemporary Arts in London collaborated with Ninja Tune, a dance-music record label, to broadcast electronica sets from its theatre space.
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In fact, Los Angeles has a venerable jazz tradition, going back to the Central Avenue scene of the 1940s and the West Coast ''cool'' of the 1950s.
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There are only so many venerable cartoons to revisit, and the exciting novelty of seeing real actors and realistic animals breathe life into fantastical yarns may fade.
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Back in 2008, it was the eagerly anticipated Google mobile platform that was supposed to take on the barely year-old Apple iPhone and venerable RIM (BlackBerry).
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It hasn't failed, but may be setting a new benchmark for slow, painful declines thanks to its outsize, long-term bet on venerable retailers Sears and Kmart.
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Seven years ago, the venerable Pinehurst No. 215 course was restored to its natural and historic character by the architect team of Ben Crenshaw and Bill Coore.
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We took a look at two different methods of attack against the venerable spreadsheet software, both of which use the program's features as intended to wreak havoc.
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The downturn in the air-freight market has spelled doom for several cargo airlines; it may also be the final blow for the venerable jumbo jet too.
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To come back to the Rolling Stones analogy, the "youthification" is the equivalent of the venerable band deciding to autotune (digitally alter the pitch of) their vocals.
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Le Dock Jean-Georges Vongerichten will take over the kitchen in this venerable restaurant in the Fire Island community where his partner, Phil Suarez, has a house.
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Lest America miss the hint, Mr Erdogan's bodyguards roughed up journalists outside the venerable Brookings Institution during the Turkish leader's last call on Mr Obama, in 2016.
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Monohulls, long used in the venerable regatta that began in 1851, are generally faster in salt water, because it is more buoyant and therefore creates less displacement.
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Anyone familiar with his trio, featuring the venerable bassist Henry Grimes and the perspicacious drummer Chad Taylor, would recognize their set as a classic of its kind.
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Vulnerable and still venerable; full of both joy and sorrow; emotionally intelligent and still, at odds with the world at large, and all the people in it.
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The ensemble has commissioned pieces from more than fifty composers, ranging from such venerable figures as Philip Glass and Steve Reich to young radicals on the fringes.
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But the wizards of financial engineering — whether it's Mr. Lampert at Sears or the venerable buyout firm KKR at Toys "R" Us — have not done much better.
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Ron Sahadi, an owner of the venerable Middle Eastern food market Sahadi's, in Brooklyn, also had trouble obtaining Aleppo pepper during the early years of the war.
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Mr. Michele is the creative director — and thus the head designer — of one of the most venerable fashion houses and luxury-goods companies in the world: Gucci.
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This is one of London's most venerable neighborhoods: Queen Victoria grew up around the corner in Kensington Palace, now home to Prince William and his young family.
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After performing at this venerable theater in Flatbush, Brooklyn, they head to Newark to perform on Father's Day evening at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center. kingstheatre.
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In calling itself Rose Hill, after an old Manhattan neighborhood, a condo that's rising on East 29th Street is breathing new life into a once-venerable name.
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The change at the venerable men's publication, which started in 1933, is part of a reshuffling under Troy Young, who became president of the publisher in July.
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The South African textile designer Laduma Ngxokolo, for example, gives new life to the venerable Aran fisherman sweater by adding rich colors to its cable-knitted patterns.
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SALZBURG, Austria — The Salzburg Festival may nowadays be synonymous with classical music, but this venerable summertime event, founded nearly 100 years ago, has drama in its DNA.
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Mr. Bell will be waiting for another moment that sets social media aflame — but in a way that brings wayward viewers back to the venerable NBC franchise.
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On this night, even the venerable Grand Ole Opry was running on Dolly Time, and who could disagree that the Opry was a better place for it?
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Whisky pods: Glenlivet, one of the venerable names in Scotch whisky, released a tiny whisky cocktail that comes in a clear, edible packet instead of a glass.
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The logic of the move for the venerable publishing, education and science society lay in creating a predictable and large flow of money to support its work.
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Dana Settle is a founding partner of the venerable venture-capital firm Greycroft, which is known for early investments in media and tech and backing female founders.
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Meanwhile, Thomas Cook India — owned by Canada's Fairfax — said it had nothing to do with the collapse of the venerable British brand and its business was unaffected.
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It makes sense, then, that Poirier's recent book, "Out of Print," is published by City Lights, the venerable San Francisco publishing house and bookstore founded in 1953.
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Back in 2012, around 1,000 benchmarks were on offer, including the venerable Dow Jones Industrial Average, the S&P 500 Index, the FTSE 100, and so forth.
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You can look it up The 2010 edition of the venerable Encyclopedia Britannica, all 32 volumes and 129 pounds of it, turned out to be the last.
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It hasn't failed, but may be setting a benchmark for slow, painful declines thanks to its outsize, long-term bet on two venerable retailers, Sears and Kmart.
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That was when Supreme came out with a skateboard deck that mimicked the Louis Vuitton monogram, and the venerable label replied with a cease-and-desist order.
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Over the years, that and other, equally venerable rules will be broken, a slow unwinding of the old ways that escalates into full-scale slaughter and chaos.
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They included restaurants from several long-established chefs, like Cut by Wolfgang Puck, whose venerable Spago did not earn any stars, and Osteria Mozza from Nancy Silverton.
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The most shocking announcement was saved for last: Nintendo teased that a "full" sequel is in the works for the venerable Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
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The venerable Jaromir Jagr turned 13 Monday and became only the fifth skater in the N.H.L. to play in a game while at least 44 years of age.
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Fresh off his impeachment acquittal, President Donald Trump took the podium at the 68th annual National Prayer Breakfast to pay homage to the venerable Christian virtue of … hatred.
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Fresh from a degree in Japanese history, I had been poking happily and aimlessly through the venerable stacks of the New York Society Library when I found treasure.
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Even the venerable Nokia (the real one, not the HMD-owned phone brands) isn't about mobile phones any more, having repositioned itself in VR hardware, Health and IoT.
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In curating his first exhibition since becoming a full partner in his father's venerable gallery, Steven Mnuchin understands the opportunity to reconcile his own relationship with the past.
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Others included modernizing the venerable field notebook to the age of smartphones and converting cladograms — the family trees that show the evolutionary relationships among species — to digital formats.
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On view through December 11 at the venerable Sideshow Gallery in Williamsburg are two superb exhibitions that, between them, balance rupture and continuity in unexpected and remarkable ways.
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But while the venerable bot itself won't be taking any new strides, the technology that made it so impressive will live on in other products, robotic and otherwise.
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If Apple customers see a zero-sum game, they might assume that attention paid to emerging mobile platforms saps interest and energy in venerable platforms like the Mac.
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Many victims feel intense shame and believe it's their fault and this is "really enhanced," she said, by the fact that the abuser is an educated, venerable doctor.
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An itty bitty moon looks like nothing more than a point of light above Saturn in a new photo taken by a venerable spacecraft exploring the ringed planet.
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There's one other type of mail collection format worth mentioning here, although it isn't a box: the venerable mail chute, which can still be found in some buildings.
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Washington (CNN)The US Air Force is telling Congress to put its money where its mouth is when it comes to upgrading the venerable A-353 Warthog fleet.
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This was a spectacular feat considering Rubio was projected to be a distant third by the venerable Des Moines Register poll that had forecast he'd garner only 15%.
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Karate Combat fuses the venerable combat sport with video game-like elements, such as allowing spectators to view a fighter's vital signs in real time during a contest.
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But the venerable consumer electronics giant did indeed manage to hoist its market cap over the trillion dollar mark, making it the first American company to do so.
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Had Fiat not subsumed Chrysler, the venerable Jeep might not be sold in the United States or anywhere else, or manufactured in the United States or anywhere else.
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The deeper issue is that no massive social problem can be reduced to the solution offered by the smartest corporate technologists partnering with the most venerable international organizations.
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Plowing through centuries of gnarly family trees and decades of complicated renovations involving hundreds of characters, Reginato dresses up the facts with cheeky anecdotes about his venerable subjects.
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In a highly polarized America where identity politics often trump unity and the public good, the venerable tradition of civil religion seems more needed and important than ever.
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On Friday morning, the venerable literary journal posted an article by Ghomeshi, who had been fired in 2014 by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation amid allegations of sexual misconduct.
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The venerable human rights group announced Thursday morning that their new chairman of the Board is Michael Chertoff, who was Secretary of Homeland Security from 2005 to 2009.
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In the first episode, the gruff road manager, Phil (Ron White), holds forth to the young crew members about the venerable history they are privileged to step into.
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As you make your way through the cramped lobby into the theater of the Joyce, one of New York's venerable dance spaces, it's best not to look down.
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