Salomone took a whole bunch of famous movie endings and tossed in the surprisingly versatile song "The Walk of Life" to create The Walk of Life Project.
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"Every walk of life shops at Payless," says the designer.
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We want to have delegates from every walk of life.
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And I'm sure it happens in every walk of life.
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Depression and anxiety affect countless people, from every walk of life.
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It means cooperation among global citizens from every walk of life.
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Representatives from every walk of life were spotted in the crowd.
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Addiction has hit every walk of life, not just the homeless.
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It is widespread in virtually every profession and every walk of life.
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I've witnessed heroism, grace, strength and brilliance in every walk of life.
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As on all days, my patients come from every walk of life.
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I've seen so many friends from every walk of life suffering from this.
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Nobody in any walk of life would throw away three weeks of revenue.
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The show's listeners come from every walk of life and every conceivable religious background.
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Nobody has a problem with people getting their value in any walk of life.
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The Walk of Life Project hinges on a simple, pure, and extremely goofy question: what would happen if you laid Dire Straits' 1985 hit "Walk of Life" over a handful of iconic final sequences from the last half-century of movies and TV?
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Like West Oakland nowadays, you might see any walk of life just walking their puppy.
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There has to be zero tolerance of any such behaviour in any walk of life.
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There has to be zero tolerance of any such behavior in any walk of life.
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Americans from every walk of life are kept up at night struggling under this economy.
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"Women cannot be excluded from any walk of life on biological attributes," Mr. Dwivedi said.
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In any organization or walk of life there's some piece of shit that tarnishes a reputation.
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In every walk of life powerful men have been forced out, and not just in America.
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Americans from every walk of life are standing up and demanding the expansion of Social Security.
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Whatever walk of life you come from, you may be a part of this [surveillance] process.
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Changing the culture of a violent game, like change in any walk of life, is hard.
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The best possibility of gaining votes from young and old, whatever color or walk of life.
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"People from any walk of life can do acting," Demos told Illawarra Mercury, an Australian newspaper.
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So there's a lot to be considered in any walk of life, for bold, creative pursuits.
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They come in all ages, from every walk of life and every corner of the political map.
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"It's a matter of national importance, affecting employees and employers from every walk of life," he said.
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"We're committed to building a bench of seasoned staffers and future elected officials from every walk of life."
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They are spaces where individuals from every walk of life or political affiliation can come together and worship.
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I feel like we've had this great unity amongst women at the moment, in every walk of life.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Walk of life The 71-year-old grandmother walked miles to help victims of Cyclone Idai.
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He's picking the best from every industry, from every walk of life and it's people who have actually succeeded.
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As a monarch-in-the-making, Prince George will be rubbing elbows with people from every walk of life.
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During the next six years of Mr Putin's presidency, this elite will assert itself in every walk of life.
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"Walk of Life" closes out comedies and dramas, sci-fi odysseys and character studies, happy moments and sad ones.
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" Carlson also argued that sexual harassment "isn't a partisan issue" and permeates "virtually every profession and walk of life.
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The genius of this country was the way we incorporated people from every country, walk of life and faith.
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This is the theory behind Peter Salomone's "Walk of Life Project," which is about as straightforward as it sounds.
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One in five women have been to Planned Parenthood for health care, and they come from every walk of life.
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There were stories from waitresses, interns, soldiers, tech workers, and executive assistants — from virtually every profession and walk of life.
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"I think when you have that kind of chemistry in any walk of life that never goes away," she explained.
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"Locally, we don't attach a stigma to it, it's every walk of life, every race, every income level," Allen says.
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We would have all kinds of people there—cops, teachers, lawyers, actors, drug dealers, people from every walk of life.
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That might have been the case, but what 17-year-old tennis diva from any walk of life does not?
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These moments bind together outdoorsmen and women with a common shared experience that unites folks from every walk of life.
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These outrages have involved people, as both perpetrators and victims, from every walk of life, regardless of faith and ethnicity.
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I went to a performing arts high school in Manhattan with kids from every walk of life and every bracket, income.
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You know what people from every imaginable walk of life look like when they are happy, sad, stressed out, or sick.
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AND FINALLY ... Walk of life Here's a boxer trying to walk wearing shoes, because we all could use a laugh today.
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In San Francisco, "you can come from any walk of life and feel pretty much accepted and safe," Mr. Salkin said.
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We must continue mobilizing thousands of Californians from every walk of life to stand up and demand health care for all.
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However, as soon as I hear the hammond intro to "Walk of Life" today, I throw up in my mouth a bit.
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"This is a moment for women in other sports and women in business and in every single walk of life," she said.
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This particular kind of culture within the film industry—and within virtually every other walk of life you can name—must be eradicated.
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The people waiting to know their fate are from every walk of life and every station in society: students, factory workers, accountants, widows.
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Seemingly an entire nation, those from every walk of life, have boldly and purposefully raised their voice in a unified cry for democracy.
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The variety of professions and backgrounds Time represented helps assert, once and for all, that sexual harassment affects women in every walk of life.
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Directors, if you're somehow at a loss for how to end your movie, Peter Salomone has your answer: Dire Strait's "The Walk of Life".
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"Walk of Life" was a huge hit, and it was part of an album that sold tens of millions of copies around the world.
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An entire nation, those from every walk of life, men, women and children, have courageously raised their voice in a unified cry for democracy.
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Sometimes — like with the saccharine series finale of Friends — integrating the upbeat synth organ of "Walk of Life" just makes sense: Other times, introducing "Walk of Life" into the mix makes you laugh in the face of horrific death, like with the ending of The Blair Witch Project: And then there are the instances that will forever haunt your dreams, lurking in the back of your subconscious every time you walk down an empty hallway, ride a rickety elevator, or wait an extra minute for a sandwich, biding its time until you let your mind wander just long enough to bring you back to this, the ending of The Shining … as set to "Walk of Life": The more you watch Salomone's "Walk of Life" edits, the more you'll start to wonder whether there was ever another song that ended the original movies.
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" Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon added her support to the R&A's stance, saying on Twitter: "Scotland has women leaders in every walk of life.
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But these elite athletes understand something that's true in every walk of life: Friendly competition can expand the overall "win" pie and enhance your performance.
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And because cancer is such a constant in almost every walk of life, none of it, in the end, was surprising for Alderson to encounter.
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"Everyone is getting a voice to express something that has been happening forever, not only in Hollywood but in every walk of life," Sorvino said.
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"I want our young people to know that this country belongs to you — to all of you, from every background and walk of life," she said.
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Lee Daniels and Barry Jenkins talked about the success of Black Panther, reminding everyone that we need more stories from every perspective and walk of life.
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There will be folks from every walk of life lining up behind them, from business leaders and military veterans to civil rights advocates and faith leaders.
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Many minorities and women are millionaires, CEOs, heads of universities and other institutions, judges, members of Congress, cabinet members and leaders in every walk of life.
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"I think he's a role model in showing how you can come from any walk of life and really create your path moving forward," he added.
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As a single mom, after two kids and an almost ten-year relationship, I've taken to connecting with other women in a similar walk of life.
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You've reminded me how incredible it is to assemble a team like this, filled with talented women and men from every background and walk of life.
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Virtually every woman I follow, on every social platform, no matter the industry or walk of life they came from, shared stories of harassment, abuse, and worse.
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Medal of Honor recipients hail from every state in the union and every walk of life, and represent every generation of service members since the Civil War.
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The reactions across the country, from every group and every walk of life, have been clear, and sad, and there's been a lot of solidarity and empathy.
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Sony has a brand-new flagship camera, and it's looking to take the top position as the go-to shooter for professional photographers in every walk of life.
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The song, initially inspired by the cars going by on the highway, over time, had evolved into an anthem celebrating and empowering women from every walk of life.
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The Affordable Care Act provides "urgent funding for our battle against the opioid crisis that takes lives and impacts families from every walk of life," Raimondo said Tuesday.
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But ask Colombians of any walk of life where the best food in the land is and you are going to get "Pacifico" for an answer every time.
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This is genuinely good advice for any walk of life, but it's particularly important when any drama will be in the press before you can finish the sentence.
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Is there anything in this world that can't be improved by Dire Straits' "Walk of Life," the band's seminal slap-happy ode to just being a person, man?
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Fixx's book is the reason your parents or grandparents scuttled down the streets of your youth wearing headbands, like Mark Knopfler in Dire Straits's "Walk of Life" video.
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According to the UNC awards web page, nominees must have made "an outstanding contribution to humanity in any walk of life" and must be nominated by October 15.
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Ferguson said during Thursday's press conference that "opportunities abound" to fly astronauts from foreign space agencies and, one day, "customers who might come from any walk of life."
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"This country belongs to you — to all of you, from every background and walk of life," Obama said in a speech addressed to the young people of America.
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As CEO of a company that is playing a key role in this technology revolution, I see a future where artificial intelligence is embedded in every walk of life.
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And they are from every walk of life, from every background possible, every combination of family circumstances, of race, of religion, of age, of gender, of LGBTQ status, disability.
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The question is whether another reinvention is possible today, based on a different liberal imagination from that which privileges only economics and competitiveness, extended to every walk of life.
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" Veness told the Daily Mail that it was important for her to share her story "in order to highlight that cancer really can affect anybody, in any walk of life.
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"My expectation was it would be cool to meet different people from every walk of life, every age group, every different profession," Ms. Drewry said of her own casual dating.
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"This is a great coming together of people from every walk of life, regardless of industry and political stripe and religion," Michael Glickman, the museum's president, said in an interview.
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Once you have a moment where you feel like it's all over, and then you have the support of people from every walk of life — I'm in love with everybody.
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They are from the same walk of life as those who they would be required to officiate, and that might give them a crucial advantage over outsiders recruited from other vocations.
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One is really smart people who don't know what they don't know, and they assume just because they have been really successful in one walk of life, that applies to everything.
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But when people put politics aside and put people first, you can get over 60 percent of people to agree on something — regardless of partisanship, regardless of their walk of life.
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Walk of life He walked with her on her first day of kindergarten, so of course this Texas dad was right by her side on her last day of high school.
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"Every walk of life, and every part of human activity, will be transformed by augmented reality," said Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, speaking at this week's Wall Street Journal D Live conference.
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Those kinds of subtle markings work "for every walk of life, whether you're a model or a barista at Starbucks," JonBoy, Mr. Bieber's tattoo artist, told Pret-a-Reporter this week.
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" And as the sun sets on one of the most iconic endings in Western cinematic history, you'll shake your head sadly, knowing that Casablanca could have been approximately 60 percent jollier if only the Dire Straits had been around: In the words of the now-immortal "Walk of Life": "After all the violence and double talk / There's just a song in all the trouble and the strife / You do the walk, yeah … you do the walk of life.
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We are aware that professional footballers should set an example in every walk of life, especially to children; this being the reason we apologise if this incident has caused harm to anyone.
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That's the central idea behind the Social Good Summit, which brings together global citizens from every walk of life to share their ideas and energy to create the world we all deserve.
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"This entire fall, the Time's Up movement, everyone is getting a voice to express something that has been happening forever, not only in Hollywood, but in every walk of life," Sorvino said.
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The Frankie Spuntino Kitchen Companion & Cooking Manual, $18.14Frankies Spuntino is a tin-ceilinged, brick-walled restaurant in Brooklyn that draws crowds from every walk of life for food that is deeply satisfying.
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The Spaniard said in a statement on social media that he was "sad and devastated" at being accused and believed firmly that racism should not be tolerated in any walk of life.
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"For all the young people in this room and those who are watching, know that this country belongs to you, to all of you from every background and walk of life," she said.
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Osama Mohammad Ali, now an antigovernment activist trapped in Waer, speaks wistfully of riding the bus to law school in Homs on rainy days alongside people from every sect and walk of life.
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Salomone has made a habit of editing "Walk of Life" into the endings of famous movies (and even a couple of television shows), the better to play them out to a jauntier tune.
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"Scarcity in one walk of life means we have less attention, 'less mind,' in the rest of life," wrote Eldar Shafir and Sendhil Mullainathan, Princeton and Harvard University professors who study behavioral economics.
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She and the current president of the IoP are working together to develop a new program that "opens doors to physics for people from every walk of life" by funding scholarships for underrepresented groups.
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The differences between Wilson's utility approach—getting as many people online as possible, from every walk of life, with the highest quality service and at reasonable prices—and what most Americans experience is dramatic.
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You can filter the interviews to find people who have similar experience or a similar background to yourself, or learn about people who come from a completely different walk of life than your own.
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This has real consequences in nearly every walk of life, Chemaly writes: Women's credibility is questioned in the workplace, in courts, in legislatures, by law enforcement, in doctors' offices and in our political system.
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This has real consequences in nearly every walk of life, Chemaly writes: Women's credibility is questioned in the workplace, in courts, in legislatures, by law enforcement, in doctors' offices and in our political system.
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Those of us who have spoken out tapped into an national community of girls, women, boys and men, from every walk of life, who have been subject to this pandemic of sexual harassment and abuse.
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The Frankie Spuntino Kitchen Companion & Cooking Manual, available at Amazon, $18.16Frankies Spuntino is a tin-ceilinged, brick-walled restaurant in Brooklyn that draws crowds from every walk of life for food that is deeply satisfying.
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By nightfall, the plazas were lively with San Antonians from every walk of life: businessmen and politicians who worked nearby, Anglos and Tejanos, and cowboys, tourists, and musicians who filled the Texas air with song.
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In case you haven't been acquainted, the Gucci world is a surreal one that welcomes every walk of life — the quirky outcasts, the dreamers that live to let their imaginations run wild, and the buttoned-up perfectionists.
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Of course, he also noted, while certain forms of rap like "drill" are often associated with gangs, liking or posting rap music is something that millions of people from every walk of life do every single day.
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They talk to people at the store, they talk to people in their walk of life for the same as they are but they don&apost hear any of these ideas being articulated in the national media.
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"We call on every Black woman from every American city, every walk of life, every demographic to rise together within our differences and face our common oppressors," the March for Black Women said on its event page.
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The Republican Party is composed of millions of men and women from every walk of life who work together every day in every community to voice their faith in this country and all that it stands for.
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Few beliefs play to human hubris more than the belief in the universality of talent — a belief that successful people have the "it" that lets them do great things in every walk of life, certainly including politics.
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Growing up in Queens and living in Manhattan, he has met people from every walk of life as a developer and hotelier, people of every faith and every ethnic background, from Auschwitz survivors to Hispanic construction workers.
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"Being in the military is a very unique walk of life and so is freelancing, and I really, truly feel that some of the potential downsides of freelancing are supplemented by the military and military spouses," said Cruz.
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I suggest that by remaining in his position he took very few consequences, and that in almost any other walk of life a person with less privilege would automatically lose their job after being convicted of sexual assault.
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" Matt Priest, the president of the Footwear Distributors and Retailers of America, said it was difficult to see how tariffs on an additional $200 billion of Chinese goods wouldn't "negatively impact all Americans of every walk of life.
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That's a practical philosophy wrapped in an overlooked birthday gift worth practicing every day of the year for those seeking success in either of Buffett's sweet spots — running businesses or making stock investments — or any walk of life.
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MARK A. HOPKINS A Marine from Chesapeake, Va., he was "one of the calmest, most easygoing, zen people in any walk of life," said Russ Hardin, a former Marine sergeant who served as a navigator in the squadron.
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Instead, she would wait for someone, from any walk of life, with values and morals that fell in line with hers, someone with a lot of good inside of them, and she found all of that in Chris.
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It's certainly impressive that Abbasi set out to create an intimate portrait of a walk of life that's different, if geographically close to his; in most cases, I would say that "write what you know" is a limiting edict.
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"You could imagine some highly successful person from a different walk of life being considered, and that could expand the list a lot," said John Podesta, who as Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman was involved in her vice-presidential search.
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With the rise in awareness for female-championed issues across social media and IRL, women are making serious strides in gaining the recognition and respect they deserve in every walk of life — ranging from the business world to various creative spaces.
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The portraits show the range of families trying to navigate a society stacked against them, and the images subtly address how this worry never stops, whether your son is 3 or 35, no matter what walk of life you're in.
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Across the nation, Americans from every walk of life—legal experts, business leaders, veterans, elected officials, health care professionals, young people, parents, grandparents, Republicans, Democrats, and independents—are united in asking Congress to fix the systemic damage done by Citizens United.
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The streets filled with women from every walk of life, but for Sandberg, who built her personal brand — and some of her fortune — around a particularly virulent strain of apolitical white feminism, it appears to have been all too political.
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"Our plan for growth, starting with tax, monetary, and government reform, will get the government out of Americans' lives and spur tremendous opportunities for Americans from every walk of life to innovate, open new enterprises, and achieve their aspirations," he said.
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If you look at every successful person [in] every walk of life, (and i'm not just talking about business) you'll see that they have certain gifts that they really have learned how to blow up, emphasize and use in their every day life.
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"Vice President Biden has dedicated his life to fighting for core American values like equal opportunity, dignity, and respect for those of us from every walk of life," Jamal Brown, a national press secretary for Biden's campaign, said in a statement to BuzzFeed News.
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As old groups with large members of adherents, they were culturally significant because their members could be found in every walk of life and especially in politically important and culturally important places like governmental leadership positions, in Congress, in the Supreme Court, in the Presidency.
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That's like anything in any walk of life, if you're stood in a queue and someone pushes in front of you you've got to just fucking grab them by that bottom bit or the side bit and go, 'excuse me, get fucking behind, dickhead.
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But the fixation on diversity in our schools and in the press has produced a generation of liberals and progressives narcissistically unaware of conditions outside their self-defined groups, and indifferent to the task of reaching out to Americans in every walk of life.
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This is, after all, a walk of life in which twenty-one- year-olds are already onto their second startup, billionaires are minted by twenty- five and even Steve Jobs once fretted about whether people older than thirty were capable of achieving anything of lasting significance.
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"Consumers are using their smart phones and tablets and smart appliances in every walk of life - their cars now have screens in them, everything is now starting to get more connected - so it's a pretty natural transition to then start doing that in the kitchen," he said.
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"I wanted it to be a diverse group of people to show that I don't care who you are or what walk of life you come from, you can wear this fragrance, you can buy our clothes—you should feel celebrated in some way," he says.
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Control's art gallery aesthetic can come across as intimidating to newcomers, but once you ring the buzzer to enter the small South Williamsburg storefront you're likely to find New York musicians from almost every walk of life, from film composers to crust punks to dance music producers.
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"In terms of network, Ned has people in every walk of life," Ms. Lamont said, ticking off his establishment ties from his days at Phillips Exeter Academy, Harvard College and Yale, as well as from his involvement with the Brookings Institution and the Council on Foreign Relations.
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"Isn't it time that emoji also reflect the reality that women play a key role in every walk of life and in every profession?" said a proposal from a team of Google employees that was submitted to the Unicode Consortium, which serves as the midwife to new emojis.
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"If you went to Thanksgiving dinner 50 years ago, you'd be very likely to have dinner with people from a different walk of life," said Robert D. Putnam, a professor of public policy at Harvard and the author of "Our Kids," an investigation of class divisions in America.
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"For all the young people in this room and those who are watching: Know that this country belongs to you, to all of you from every background and walk of life," Obama told the crowd of educators, celebrities, and supporters she gathered to honor the Counselor of the Year.
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That's the last we'll hear from him for quite a while, but these first 40 pages of "The Institute" — low-key and relaxed, an unaffected and genially convincing depiction of a certain uncelebrated walk of life — demonstrate how engaging King's fiction can be even without an underlying low whine of dread.
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I wasn't looking for somebody in particular, really, and capture people from all walks of life and different races... I really wanted to make sure that every walk of life was represented as best as it could be... There really wasn't a profile, like 'Oh, we need this person, and this person.
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I think it's part of the reason why to this day I try to live my life working closely with, making music with and spending so much of my time with an amazing group of people: male, female, straight, gay, every walk of life ... People who help each other and find a common ground.
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In reporting this piece we wanted to be sure we did not rely only on the recollections of officials — the police, emergency responders and municipal officials — because the vast majority of people who were killed, wounded or simply there at the time were from every walk of life; they were Parisians and tourists and bystanders.
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"The thing that was striking to me, too, was there was this particularly ugly and powerful machine aimed at securing silence, but also there's a whole range of reasons why sexual assault survivors don't come forward in every walk of life — whether it's a woman in a blue-collar job or a woman in Hollywood," he said.
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In 6900 alone, substance use resulted in almost 2628,28503 opioid-related overdose deaths, more than 22019,000 other overdose deaths, almost 90,000 alcohol-related deaths, immeasurable strains on families and relationships, compromised physical and mental health among people from every age and walk of life, increased spread of infectious disease, loss of productivity, and huge health care expenditures.
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Most of the respondents agreed with the statement "People can come from any walk of life and make it in America," but even more of the 2,050 Americans questioned said money was a barrier to achieving what they considered to be the American dream, and about half said it would be harder for future generations to become homeowners and earn a good living.
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"In just 18 days, people in every state and from every walk of life have organized in homes, contributed a few bucks online and united together to show that the power of people is far greater than the PACs, corporations and special interest that have captured, corrupted and corroded our democracy for far too long," O'Rourke said in a statement.
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Here's a way forward: The F.B.I. should depose Mr. Trump under oath, and either he admits to the allegations of sexual assault (and gets fired for them like everyone else in every other walk of life), or he lies, including about his voice on the "Access Hollywood" tape (and gets himself indicted on a charge of lying to the F.B.I.).
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