She's not just well liked in her own party, she's really well liked.
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He is still well-liked, connected to the most well-liked Democrat in the country (former President Barack Obama) and leads in the early primary polls.
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Damon is famous and generally well-liked, which is exactly the combination that tends to sell jokes in a theater full of very famous people who hope to be well-liked.
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The upshot there is this: she's not very well liked.
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"He's very well liked in the sport," Truex Sr. said.
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People who are polite stand out and are well liked.
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STRASBOURG, France — One was a well-liked elementary school assistant.
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Despite his outspokenness, Mr. Nichols was well liked in Decker.
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The absentee CEO Lampert is not well liked at Sears.
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She is that well known, she is that well liked.
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"He is well-liked in the caucus and he will continue to be well-liked in the caucus," Reid added of Sanders, who was joined by his wife Jane on Thursday's visit to the Capitol.
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Just be good at what you do and be well liked.
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Up until this spring, Musk was more or less well liked.
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Ms Macleod was well known and well liked in the constituency.
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But striped hyenas are elusive, understudied and not exactly well liked.
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But Demi appears to be well-liked for the most part.
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Nevertheless, he was charming and well liked by many at Columbine.
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Sessions is a staunch conservative and well liked by his colleagues.
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She's also well-liked by Foster's daughters Erin and Sara, 38.
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Shocked city employees mourned the loss of the well-liked figure.
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He was never as well liked as most presidents have been.
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St. Joseph's, a Catholic school in Bronxville, is also well liked.
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"Trump is a well-liked, very popular TV star," he said.
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She had no obvious enemies; in fact she was well liked.
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Grenell is well-liked among Trump allies and White House staffers.
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He is well-liked by both Republican and Democratic administration officials.
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Today, Elian Gonzalez is well-liked and prominent among pro-Castro Cubans.
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He was very well-liked and could really get along with anybody.
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These days, in comparison to her blond contemporary, Chelsea seems well-liked.
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But Washington, while well-liked, was never fully accepted by his teammates.
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Lanning says being well-liked could be part of a predator's plan.
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On the series, Bryce is a popular, rich, and well-liked student.
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The teacher, Rod Grayson, was tough but caring, funny, and well liked.
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They are jolly people, prosperous, well liked in the district and beyond.
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Was "Sex and the City 2" particularly well-liked, or even necessary?
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A Facebook "OG," Martinazzi was well-liked and respected at the company.
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A big part of Steyer's problem was that he wasn't well liked.
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Those who've worked with Mosseri say he's very thoughtful and well-liked.
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Neither is especially well liked by the US government at the moment.
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They can also be enthusiastic, and are usually well liked by others.
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He was a very well-liked professor who was taken with her.
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He was a big brother figure, well liked, especially by Mr. McCoy.
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He was well liked at the F.B.I. and fought for their cases.
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He said he was well known, and well liked in the area.
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But if the station is well-used, it is not well-liked.
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Haspel is by all accounts well liked by the workforce at Langley.
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Usually, Supreme Court nominees are well liked even after intense confirmation hearings.
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Unfortunately for Booker, being well-liked and earning support are two different things.
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He's within 10 points of the lead there and is very well liked.
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But Ehrlich never expected his compilations to be so well-liked or shared.
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Many of us were afraid because our victimizers are powerful or well-liked.
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She is well-liked abroad for her reluctance to pick fights with China.
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He is kind, well-liked, and a solid, reliable member of the community.
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Priebus is generally considered level-headed and well-liked among Washington's permanent fixtures.
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As both are well-liked among Democrats, there was little point in sparring.
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Gates was reportedly not particularly close with, or even well-liked, by Trump.
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My recollection is that Jim Comey was relatively well-liked and highly competent.
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He's well-liked but he's never been in such a high-profile position.
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Strategists in the state say Strange is well liked by the current administration.
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She was described by friends and family as well-liked, athletic, and driven.
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She was well liked -- but was only one of 100 in the chamber.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, could dispatch the well-liked Walters in Orange County.
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Cuisinart's AirFryer Toaster Oven is actually pretty well-liked in air fryer land.
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Though he's well-liked, his supporters tend to be fans of several candidates.
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Nonetheless, he's pretty well-liked and popular by the standards of polarized age.
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A well-liked restaurant looked like a box missing the front and top.
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Zhou, an engineer by training and fluent in English, was well-liked abroad.
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Cora (44 years old) and Hinch (45) are young, bright and well-liked.
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But he was well-liked by teammates despite his soft-spoken, reserved nature.
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And she is generally well-liked by liberals and moderates in the party.
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At school, Connell is popular and well liked, while Marianne is a loner.
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Graham is well liked, for the most part, among his Senate Republican colleagues.
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Roman Ragazzi, was good-looking, muscular, and well liked by those around him.
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She's an outside politician in the best possible sense — quietly loathed by many of her colleagues for beating a well-liked incumbent and being, frankly, more impressive than they are — but still well-liked by normal rank-and-file Democrats.
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They weren't well-liked by their own backbenchers or trusted by conservative media sources.
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The well-liked couple was active in the community, too, according to WPVI-TV .
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The chain is well liked and has locations throughout the US in major cities.
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"He was very well-liked by people and [got] along with everybody," Nuguse said.
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She was a well-liked commissioner who didn't just rubber-stamp her party's actions.
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An early performance review described James as being "well liked" with a good personality.
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And Sanders remains one of the most well-liked Democrats according to recent polling.
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He always had a smile on his face, always happy and very well liked.
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None of the remaining presidential candidates, including Clinton and Trump, is particularly well-liked.
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But if he comes back, we'll have him, because he's so well-liked here.
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Second, Mr Corbyn fired Pat McFadden, his capable and well-liked shadow Europe minister.
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Castro is well-liked and was seen as an effective surrogate for Hillary Clinton.
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The first lady is more well-liked than her husband, according to recent polling.
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"Biden isn't a progressive candidate, but he is a well-liked candidate," Sunkara said.
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This gave Aviva, already a well-liked name among the buyside, the upper hand.
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"It's a name that is well-liked and not super frequent," said the banker.
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The number not coming could spike if the well-liked manager decides to boycott.
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Elites didn't like him, while he was reasonably well liked in surveys of activists.
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Have you heard about the disappearance of this "well-known and well-liked" journalist?
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For now, he is continuing to benefit from being well liked and well connected.
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Chief Sacco was well liked by all members of the department and the community.
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She is not very well liked by a lot of us (for various reasons).
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He had been a well-liked member of Delanys, the local club in Cork.
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A former teacher wrote on Facebook that Chowdhury was "very respected" and well-liked.
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That he was extremely well-liked and respected among his peers helped his case.
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There was also the fact that he was a well-liked club member surrounded by a group of other well-liked club members, who apparently didn't find it problematic that their buddy was telling a 22-year-old a joke about sex workers.
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The idea is well-liked by leading House Republicans like Speaker Paul Ryan and Rep.
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"It seemed like he was well liked by the other workers," Christenson told the paper.
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Yet, despite being well-liked, Booker was the first choice of just 21% of voters.
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Be the best that you can be and be well liked and you can't fail.
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Catar was well-liked in their camp, and known to joke regularly with his neighbors.
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Fischer seems well liked: 43 percent say they approve and 35 percent say they disapprove.
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He was well-liked, but known more for his electoral success than his legislative record.
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A well-known, well-liked figure will be in a better position to defeat Trump.
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A spokesperson for the school said Bampumim was an average student, friendly and well-liked.
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The gifts we give aren't always as well liked as we hope they might be.
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Crowley is well-liked by his colleagues in the House but he's not particularly charismatic.
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Many men who harass have been well-liked and respected inside the organization and publicly.
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What did help Hyde-Smith though is that Trump is well liked in the state.
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He is also well-liked by investors unnerved by the party's swing toward populist policies.
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This shareholder has lived here for many years and is well liked in the building.
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Vice President Joe Biden and Mayor Pete Buttigieg are also well-liked among Booker supporters.
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Sessions is generally well liked by colleagues, even those who disagree with him on politics.
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Victims risk being shunned by their community if they accuse someone who is well-liked.
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Michael Flynn are well-liked but are not counted as leading options, the newspaper added.
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He is a real fixture in Bakersfield; well-liked with a broad base of support.
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"She was universally well-liked — always cheerful, affable, funny, and super smart," Ms. Guerry said.
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It could have been Sheeran, but Hoffa wasn't exactly a well-liked man, you know?
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"He was very well liked, a friend to many on the department," the statement said.
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In that case, it would seem Putin is generally more well-liked in these countries.
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Kyl is well-liked among Republican senators and could be a crucial conduit to Sen.
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And I think in general, he was a very, very beloved and well liked mayor.
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They're considered family on the set ... well-known and well-liked by cast and crew.
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Cruz, you may have heard, is not particularly well-liked by most people who encounter him.
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He is so well liked, a group of students raised money to give him a holiday.
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I've learned to tell people 'no,' realizing that I don't have to be well liked anymore.
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Cummins has been described by colleagues and officials as a "well-liked" teacher at the school.
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Soutter had been described as a "well-liked member" of Team GB who was "incredibly popular."
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That was partly because he wasn't especially well-liked for a lot of his hockey career.
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That is, he was famous and well-liked, but not for any particular accomplishments or experience.
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Alas, ABC's well-liked Speechless isn't so lucky; it's been canceled, as has NBC's Trial & Error.
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Shu is well-liked in the investor community, and has a reputation for discipline and focus.
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These actions might seem insensitive, particularly given that the neighbor is well liked in the building.
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If Biden, a well-liked moderate, is the nominee the election becomes a referendum on Trump.
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He has the backing of black voters and is well-liked by white, working-class voters.
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The senator has worked hard, and succeeded, in becoming a well-known and well-liked name.
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Kennedy is also a well-liked, relatively progressive Congress member, who was first elected in 2012.
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Microsoft was a well-liked company and Mr. Gates was widely heralded as a visionary genius.
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It was devastating to the community, because he was a very local, LA, well-liked guy.
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Shaheen, a former governor, appears well liked in the state ahead of her Senate reelection bid.
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Khosrowshahi's comments were especially shocking coming from the normally buttoned-up and reasonably well-liked CEO.
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It shows that Taylor Swift and Luke Bryan are well-liked in almost all fifty states.
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A career intelligence professional, Haspel is by all accounts well-liked by the workforce at Langley.
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Cohn was seen as someone with business-friendly policies and is well-liked on Wall Street.
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Cohn is seen as someone with business-friendly policies and is well liked on Wall Street.
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Warren is still well-liked by Democratic primary voters and has the most endorsements besides Biden.
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By all accounts, Coughlin was well liked in the sport as a competitor, coach and commentator.
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Kelly has been raising more money than McSally, and despite being lesser-known is well liked.
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"There is a reality that he was not well-liked by his Senate colleagues," Mackowiak said.
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Both are recent Obama nominees who were confirmed unanimously and are well-liked by Senate Republicans.
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I think a lot of these products are really well liked by a lot of people.
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Trump, for his part, has maintained that he is well-liked among women, saying he cherishes them.
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Gacy was also considered an active citizen of the community and well-liked by the town's residents.
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Police had few leads to go on while investigating the double murder of the well-liked couple.
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He&aposs very well liked, he has a very interesting personal story, has a blue collar background.
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Michael Grimm Michael Grimm used to serve in Congress, representing Staten Island, where he was well-liked.
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It basically revives the well-liked but discontinued Glo HD with a better frontlight and more memory.
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" Continued Carlson further, "He was just an incredibly popular player, well-liked by fellow players and staff.
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Investors say Barry is well liked by Wall Street and has the experience needed for the job.
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Disney is well liked on Wall Street, with 68% of analysts giving the stock a buy rating.
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Neither has significant policy experience, though Priebus is well-liked in Washington and has ties with lawmakers.
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Yes, Gore and millennials may seem an unlikely pair, but he's generally well-liked and not hated.
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The siblings had worked at a restaurant in Daytona Beach, Florida, where a chef wasn't well-liked.
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His designs may not have Demna Gvasalia notoriety, but they're generally well-liked by editors and customers.
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He remembered a handsome teenager, well-liked in the neighborhood, who always wanted to be a Marine.
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"This year, I made the homecoming court, so I'm fairly well-liked by other students," Martin said.
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He's generally well-liked across the country and among those who love him he reaches idol status.
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Or a friendly, well-liked slacker who constantly comes up with excuses for a lack of productivity.
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And he said he liked that Mr. Gargiulo was well known and well liked in the area.
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"Being a respected or well-liked community member" doesn't exempt someone from committing harmful acts, Pacheco explains.
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Generally, general managers fire the bullet at well-liked coaches when things are much bleaker than this.
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Aiden Beatty, 18, a former student at STEM School, described Mr. Castillo as friendly and well-liked.
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The original is, after all, well-liked but not quite revered, so there's little risk of sacrilege.
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McCarthy is close with Collins, who is favored for the position and well-liked among his colleagues.
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Which is too bad for voters, because neither Johnson and Corbyn are well liked or deeply trusted.
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This does not appear to be because Johnson was a particularly adept or well-liked political figure.
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As a leader, Pichai was always well-liked and more focused on results instead of standing out.
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One, Reince Priebus, is well-liked by Republicans but not really qualified to be chief of staff.
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It seems very likely that if Clinton had been as well-liked as John Kerry, Al Gore, or Michael Dukakis that she would be president today, and that if Trump had been as well-liked as Mitt Romney, John McCain, or Bob Dole he'd have won the popular vote.
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Whether as a County Prosecutor, State Senator, or Common Please Judge, he is well respected and well liked.
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That she wasn't very well liked and, allegedly, Trump didn't approve of her handling of his tanning bed.
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The Texas teen, who was described by her school as well-liked and friendly, was buried December 7.
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Vermont is a neighboring state and the longtime senator is well-known and well-liked by his neighbors.
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Trump is not aware of this and just, well, liked the idea of the decorum of a hat.
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It made me realize that being with someone who was well-liked and popular actually made me happy.
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Tom Perez: The secretary of labor is well liked in the liberal community for his progressive domestic agenda.
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Ryan is well-liked — and recent polls have shown him leading Nehlen by as much as 66 points.
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She has wide name recognition and is well-liked, especially among coalitions important to Democrats — women, African Americans.
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That's the same thing that happened with The Cloverfield Paradox, and look how well-liked that movie is.
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Not well-liked by the party's key money men, these candidates nonetheless appeal to many grassroots conservative activists.
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"It happens because we are not well-liked," says Whitfield, who is also a member of the club.
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Why would a good script, apart from being hard to find, go unproduced even if it's well liked?
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Both Lee, 18, and Syed, then 17, were successful and well-liked seniors at Baltimore's Woodlawn High School.
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Those who live in her district describe her as a tireless campaigner who's well liked and well known.
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Despite being the first non-agent in over 70 years, he was very well liked by the service.
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We forget they're doing their job and putting on a well-liked persona to appeal to the masses.
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"That character is one of the most famous and well-liked images the company has," Mr. Krelitz said.
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The source described the mood in the meeting as "bittersweet" because Short is well-liked among the staff.
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Meanwhile, if the figure was well liked, the policy's favorability would be 5% higher than the control group's.
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It changes that narrative completely for Disney's stock for two reasons: Skipper was tremendously well-liked within ESPN.
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His predecessor, Steve Easterbrook, was well-liked and respected at the company, according to McDonald's employees and franchisees.
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Unlike other examples in this article, the prestige version of the story is fairly well-liked and successful.
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She was well liked in our school, and possessed a natural leadership quality that drew others to her.
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Fisher is said to be well liked by the Washington establishment, and she would be a familiar face.
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Beekman was well-liked by his teammates and coaches -- several of whom have already commented on social media.
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Mr. Cuomo's style troubled the well-liked former M.T.A. chairman Thomas F. Prendergast, who retired in early 2017.
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Will Hurd is a fairly well-liked, moderate Republican who has been trying to distinguish himself on immigration.
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In March, the museum was widely criticized for dismissing its respected and well-liked chief curator, Helen Molesworth.
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Boasting acceptance across numerous demographics, the polling firm says Greggs is well liked by millennials and boomers alike.
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According to a tracking poll from Morning Consult, he's currently the most well-liked senator in the country.
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Brady's boss there, Oliver Owens, now 64, remembers him as one of the most well-liked interns ever.
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Trump has rejected accusations that his comments are racist and has said he is well-liked by Hispanics.
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Cohn was seen as a voice of reason in the White House and well-liked by Wall Street.
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Cheerful and well-liked, he had been an aircraft maintenance engineer with Air New Zealand for 16 years.
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McCarthy doesn't quite have Ryan's policy chops, but he's well-known, well-liked and a skilled political tactician.
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Cruz—even though he's apparently not well-liked by most politicians in the Republican Party—is a politician.
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Mr. Weil, a well-liked veteran in Silicon Valley, will become head of product for Instagram, these people said.
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Pence is a well-liked former member of the House Republican leadership team, as well as a former governor.
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Instead, we should think of it as a collection of relatively well-liked messaging services: WhatsApp, Instagram, and Messenger.
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He's a lobbyist who volunteers with the team, the kind of well-liked guy who knows everyone in Washington.
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Obama had been well-liked and had only grown in popularity when black voters got to know Michelle Obama.
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They were going to be led by a new manager, Carlos Beltran, a well-liked and respected former player.
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The Democratic Party has one other advantage over the Republicans, according to the poll, it is more well-liked.
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In the conversation Mr Pritzker called Jesse White, a well-liked secretary of state, the "least offensive" black candidate.
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Gregg, by contrast, is a well-liked and well-respected moderate Democrat who polls showed narrowly ahead of Pence.
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Dick and I weren't close, but he was a genial, well-liked guy: smart, funny, and, yes, sometimes acerbic.
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Both were active and well-liked at their local mosque, although the sons were described as much more reserved.
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This was confusing for many of those who served under Pham, who is generally well liked at the company.
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With more five-star ratings than any other course offered on Udemy, this course is a certainly well-liked.
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Second, and in a similar vein, Mr Corbyn fired Pat McFadden, his capable and well-liked shadow Europe minister.
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This was confusing for many of those who served under Pham, who is generally well-liked at the company.
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The slain physician was well-liked and had been there for about a year, said Schneer, the hospital spokesman.
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He was well liked and respected by everyone on our team, and we all will miss him very much.
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Back in Indianapolis, he had been a fairly successful student, unathletic and bookish but also boyish and well liked.
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Senators on Wednesday quickly praised Isakson, who remains well-liked in both parties despite growing partisanship in the Senate.
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Plus, he's well-liked, extremely charismatic and often leaves his fans with inspiring messages about the road to success.
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Garrulous and friendly, he's a well-liked regular at several restaurants and bars in his Brooklyn neighborhood, Carroll Gardens.
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Coats, a former member of the panel, is well-liked by his colleagues and expected to sail to confirmation.
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White House image-makers, aware that President Reagan was generally well liked for his self-deprecating humor, urged Mrs.
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She's reasonably well-liked and has a war chest of more than $10 million to blanket California's airwaves with.
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Mr. Bain was well liked by Wall Street for building up and running Twitter's once fast-growing advertising business.
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In designing quizzes, I could elect myself the most well liked, brilliant, hilarious, hottest and most likely to succeed.
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Ms. Clarke's tenure has gone undistinguished by any major legislation; she is very well-liked in her district, regardless.
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He was well liked and respected by everyone on our team, and we all will miss him very much.
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According to Gallup, well-liked former presidents and first ladies are historically popular responses ever since the list began.
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Mr Kennedy surprised his fellow-Democrats when he decided to take on Ed Markey, a well-liked Washington veteran.
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Biden served in the Senate for decades and is well liked by lawmakers on both sides of the aisle.
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While the issue of race had always hung over the debate, Sessions is well-liked personally by many senators.
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N.L." guest host who is "very well liked, he's charming and universally adored by pretty much every human alive.
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Although Pitaro is not commonly discussed among the general business press, he is extremely well-liked in Silicon Valley.
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Sanders is well-liked, too, but less so than Biden with only 210 percent saying they haven't heard enough.
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His presence in the White House was also well-liked by investors given his track record on Wall Street.
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Indeed, Sessions has evolved into a senator who is well liked by his peers and obsessed with illegal immigrants.
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But Democrats did not make race a priority, opting not to vilify a colleague who is generally well liked.
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Mr. Meredith was generous and well liked, and did not appear to have any health, financial or personal problems.
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He's a familiar face against a relatively unknown candidate: Hyde-Smith, the incumbent, is well liked but little known.
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DC Comics characters have also found life on the CW in well-liked series like The Flash and Arrow.
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"She's very well-liked and popular," Fairley says, noting that she especially misses her daughter's quick wit and quirky humor.
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He's been a consummate compromise candidate, well-liked even by the overwhelming majority of Republican voters who favor other contestants.
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When elections are called, they nominate their quarterback Luke (Alexander MacNicoll) because they know he's well-liked and could win.
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Each circle's size is representative of the frequency of that colour, plus how well-liked it was by your followers.
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Sony's 1000X M3 are well-known for all of these things, and Bose offers a well-liked alternative as well.
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The switch was jarring for Snap's sales division, as O'Hara was well-liked, according to people familiar with the matter.
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The pragmatic Mr Haslam is well-liked in Tennessee even by Democrats, and boasts an approval rating of around 60%.
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Liberal Prime Minister Justin Trudeau noted Prentice was a highly respected and well-liked member of the House of Commons.
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For brands, its a great way to to get their name out there and associated with a well-liked face.
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Some saw positives in the appointment of a generally well-liked Tim Sloan, president and chief operating officer, as CEO.
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The Times reports that she was not well-liked among others in Trump's inner circle, including Kelly and Jared Kushner.
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She's too good of a politician not to use a popular, well-liked president to help win the White House.
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Why would someone walk into a gas station, set the well-liked attendant on fire and leave him to die?
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She told CNN affiliate WOOD-TV that the teen was well-liked and always had a smile on his face.
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Yet, he is well-liked, and the adjective "popular" always seems to be used to describe his present political status.
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Kamala Harris are more well-liked among Steyer supporters than less establishment-associated candidates like Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Sen.
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Divorcees and those who have gone through a tough time and come out the other side are also well-liked.
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As a respected and well-liked basketball star, Mr. Stoudemire believes he can bring nontraditional art buyers into the fold.
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Winning the game is not framed as who's the most loyal, most genuine, or most well-liked of them all.
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Experts say that he's well liked in the state and is not seen as having coasted off his last name.
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It's likely why he appointed Adam Mosseri, a well-liked and experienced Facebook product executive, to take over at Instagram.
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For years, Koinis was a "very well-respected, well-liked doctor," Cook County Sheriff Thomas Dart told CNN affiliate WGN.
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Reports of the couple's death have been on the news — he was a minister, a well-liked man, she said.
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Four days after its grand opening, Nakhrov, the head of the district, fired Irina Oleynikova, the hospital's well-liked director.
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Craft is well-liked by the White House, with some insiders saying she is a top pick for the job.
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Since Trump is well-liked in Israel, his bond with the Prime Minister could hold some serious election sway. 245.
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On Tuesday, she easily defeated Jim Gray, the well-liked mayor of Lexington, for the Democratic nomination in Kentucky's Sixth.
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There's a certain Willy Loman aspect to Mr. Cuomo: He's liked, but not well liked, even in his home state.
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MasterCard's short- and long-term success has landed it as one of the most well-liked stocks on Wall Street.
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After that, presumably, Uber will call together its employees today or tomorrow and introduce them to the well-liked Khosrowshahi.
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The secret they've learned is being well-liked or good or even interesting has nothing to do with being popular.
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He was also a well-regarded executive there, who was well liked by many I have spoken to at Google.
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They want to be everywhere during the World Cup and having an official song that's well-liked helps them do it.
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He isn't well liked on the PGA Tour and even his breakthrough Masters victory in April came with a reputation hit.
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Mom Lauri was a well-liked civic volunteer with the Girl Scouts and Little League and a special education teacher's aide.
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It proves she is well-liked enough for people to share their information, and devious enough to use it against them.
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Alderman Roderick Sawyer said Johnson is well-liked by his colleagues, and he was the best choice for the top job.
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So what does it say when a person that well liked and seemingly that integral to the business decides to leave?
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Jennifer Wexton is probably the frontrunner: She has name identification on her side, and she's well-liked by many different factions.
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"He was a good student who was very well liked by his teachers, coaches and his fellow students," the statement reads.
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He ran a successful medical laboratory and was well-liked in the village, according to interviews with his family and others.
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Yet, for all of his reach, he has yet to win over another creator very well-liked on YouTube: Ariana Grande.
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The rapturous social media response was, at first, full of effusive praise for a hard-working and well-liked scene leader.
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Cox, an early employee, was a respected and well-liked leader at the company, and a close personal friend of Zuckerberg's.
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You take care of so many people; it's natural that you're well-liked despite the fact that you're so whiney, Cancer.
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He could even use his new platform to crawl back to becoming the well-liked D.C. fixture that he once was.
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She is well liked across party lines, and, like Haspel, spent multiple decades working her way up through the CIA ranks.
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Where Mr. Percoco screamed threats at allies and enemies, Mr. Howe was charming, well liked and apologetic when delivering unwelcome news.
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Friends and family members have described Kostial as well-liked and someone who immersed herself in a slew of social activities.
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Bannon, the executive chairman of the conservative website Breitbart News, is well liked among Trump's circle of advisers, the Times said.
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He was well liked at Expedia: 19783% of employees told the review site Glassdoor that they currently approved of his leadership.
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These people were more likely to be happy, well-liked, and sought out as friends than those who were less trustworthy.
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Both Schulhofer and Murphy are distinguished scholars with extensive publication records, and both are well-liked among the wider legal community.
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Acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe on Thursday told the Senate Intelligence Committee that Comey had remained well-liked within the FBI.
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Unlike Ryan, McCarthy is not someone known to lead a policy debate, but on Capitol Hill, he's well-liked and persuasive.
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Is someone making a positive contribution to the service, for example by posting well-liked content and engaging in meaningful conversations?
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He is well liked inside the F.B.I. and is seen as someone who was not part of Mr. McCabe's inner circle.
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Brown, who was first elected to the Senate in 2006, is well-liked in Ohio for his populist approach to politics.
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Young people are used to seeing smart girls and women dominate in the classroom and remain well-liked by their peers.
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He was described by his coach, Craig Schurig, as "one of the most energetic and well-liked players" he had encountered.
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Still, he could rely on his well-liked lieutenant governor-elect, State Representative Jeanette Nuñez of Miami, to navigate the statehouse.
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He made small but well-liked films like "Educating Rita" (1983), which reunited him with Mr. Caine, and "Shirley Valentine" (1989).
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However, two sources tell CNN that Sullivan is well-liked at the State Department but is not inside Pompeo's inner circle.
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Amy Klobuchar, who's obscure but widely seen by insiders as someone who'd be well-liked if more people heard of her.
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In choosing Kyl, Ducey tapped a figure who is well-liked by both Trump's political team and McCain's family and allies.
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"The new manager told me that I was very knowledgeable of the systems and well-liked in the office," he said.
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It appears that Booker's problem is that he is well-liked by Democrats across the ideological spectrum, but few love him.
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When it comes to the obvious qualifiers, Jordan checks all the boxes: good seniority, affable personality, well-liked by his colleagues.
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Tom Hanks quoted Keanu Reeves&apos when asked about how he&aposd managed to remain so well-liked over the years.
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"He was well liked for his kindness, compassion and sense of humor," the Taranaki District Health Board said in a statement.
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Keith Kellogg, a retired lieutenant general well liked by Mr. Trump, found his way aboard as Mr. Pence's national security adviser.
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Some of these districts are represented by well-liked Republican incumbents who would be tough to dislodge even during a wave.
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Maggie Hassan (D): Democrats landed their top-tier recruit when Hassan, the state's well-liked governor, decided to run last year.
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Biden is still the best-known candidate in the field and remains generally well-liked by the voters he needs to woo.
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" When asked what he hoped people would take away from the convention, Mr. Trump said, "The fact that I'm very well liked.
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Rose is a well-liked, well-respected figure in the game, so on that basis you have to give this a chance.
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President Donald Trump is not that well liked in a Republican state like Utah, perhaps because of the state's strong Mormon bent.
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While Nance didn't keep in close touch with many his Bachelorette cast mates, he was well-liked among the cast and crew.
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Romney is well-liked by GOP lawmakers and was supported by numerous Republican national security experts during his failed White House bid.
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Queiroz works there, running the Chromecast devices (managed by Rishi Chandra, a well-liked product lead), Home and OnHub, a wireless router.
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Mathews remembered Smith as a popular dancer and the officer as an "aggressive" cop who was not well liked in the community.
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"Jim [Gianopolus] is one of the most respected and well-liked execs in film today," says the CEO of REDEF, Jason Hirschhorn.
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Well-liked and well-spoken, Ivanka's mere presence reassured people who found Trump unbearable that there must be something good in him.
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However, it does help if a show is well-liked by network brass and has no notable naysayers among the executive suite.
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May, unlike Baldwin, is not well liked amongst backbenchers, and she does not have a unifying vision for her party moving forward.
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But what about Simon Spier, the handsome, well-liked high-school senior at the center of writer-director Greg Berlanti's "Love, Simon"?
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But the NCB was well-liked, and was seen as one of the main reasons why the coal industry was still alive.
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Pence, a devout Christian and family man, is well liked within the Republican Party and is viewed as having unimpeachable conservative credentials.
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These acts of violence were committed by students who were loners and socially isolated, and those who were well-liked and popular.
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The "half marijuana, half man, 20153 percent fun" Canadian is well-liked on Facebook, where his official page counts almost 700,000 fans.
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But it was a rare moment of uncouthness for Trump, whom both housekeepers agree was kind and well-liked among the staff.
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It really hasn't negatively affected me that much though; I'm lucky the person I share a name with is generally well-liked.
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Mr. Abidi was a well liked politician who had a large Twitter following and good relations with parties across the political spectrum.
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Pete Brownell, a well-known and well-liked local philanthropist, sometimes stops by Saints Rest for coffee on his way to work.
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Kaine is well-liked in the political world, has executive experience, and has become a leading foreign policy voice in the Senate.
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Greg Schultz, the original campaign manager, clashed with some in Mr. Biden's orbit but is well-liked by a number of colleagues.
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Although Mr. Pai is well liked by other Republicans in government, his impending appointment was greeted with much consternation by consumer groups.
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The White House is now preparing a defense, feeling that Jackson - well liked by administration figures from both parties - was being railroaded.
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Towards the end of last year, pricing varied by around 300bp between the stronger, well-liked credits and borrowers perceived as riskier.
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Some people are being their real selves and the goal is simply to be the most popular, be the most well-liked.
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That is even more necessary for him than most legislators, as he is not well liked at home after all these years.
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There is no doubt that Mr. Zinke was well liked and a rising star in the SEALs before the travel expenses episode.
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As one Somalia analyst put it: The least corrupt and most-well-liked candidate won Somalia's most corrupt and least democratic election.
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She is well-liked and respected on both sides of aisle, and has personal relationships with several key members and their families.
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Former NBA player Lorenzen Wright was a dynamic basketball star and a well-liked community member in his adopted city of Memphis.
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The conventional wisdom among Alabama political experts is Sessions could beat Jones; he's a known and well-liked quantity in the state.
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Formerly the UN high commissioner on refugees, Guterres is well-liked, with a reputation for being eloquent and outspoken on human rights.
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Even if a portion of ModCloth's base abandons it, Walmart has bought itself a good wholesale clothing business from a well-liked brand.
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He admitted killing these innocent and well-liked people, and never once expressed any remorse or offered any rational justification for his acts.
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" The British Olympic Association also paid tribute to Soutter, writing that she "was an incredibly popular and well-liked member of the team.
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To test this possibility, we asked a new group of participants to read misinformation about a well-known and well-liked male celebrity.
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LinkedIn didn't grow much in 2015 and it was a problem for investors that are used to more from the well-liked Weiner.
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In fact the ambassador had been seen in Washington as a capable figure who was well liked by members of the Trump administration.
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CxStocks would be a faux stock market where people could buy and sell stocks, based on how well liked someone was on stream.
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Both Republicans there — Florida's Marco Rubio and Ohio's Rob Portman — appear to be generally well-liked at home and strongly ahead in polling.
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Zucker – who is extremely well liked by CNN staffers -- joined the network in 2013 after spending the majority of his career at NBC.
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The lawsuit had been forgotten in the odd way that unpleasant things about well-liked figures tend to be erased from people's minds.
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He is less Colonel Blimp than Derek Trotter, the wheeling, dealing, infinitely versatile hero of "Only Fools And Horses", a well-liked sitcom.
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Their unusual gathering is likely to reinforce a sense among pro-democracy activists that the generally well-liked police are becoming less neutral.
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He's not well-liked by the party leadership in Washington, but he's intensely in touch with what committed conservatives think and care about.
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"Neither of the candidates are particularly well liked so it's going to come down to policy," says Andy Reilly, Delaware County GOP Chairman.
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Hoffman is well-liked by Burke and could end up with a promotion when all is said and done, according to the insider.
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For one, Samsung's own Tizen-based smartwatch OS is actually well-liked, while Wear OS is generally regarded as being harder to use.
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Let us recall Buckner for what he was, an outstanding athlete, a well-liked teammate, a standup guy who accepted his bad break.
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Graham admitted that Cruz was "not well liked" among his peers on Capitol Hill, but implied he was the lesser of two evils.
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Sessions is generally well-liked by his colleagues, and it's likely they will confirm him — especially because of the 51-vote threshold. Sen.
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McLain, a well-liked student training for soccer season, left her home and went for a jog on in August, 1980, Williams said.
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Kaine, who was also very high on President Obama's short-list in 85033, is also well-liked among his peers in the Senate.
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He's well-liked within the Texas delegation and the GOP caucus, which gave him the keys to the powerful committee late last year.
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Republican divisions were on colorful display and threatened to overshadow Mike Pence, the vice-presidential nominee, who is well liked on the right.
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Mr. Farrell said Ms. Lenich was well known and well liked in Brooklyn legal circles and had a reputation for fairness and professionalism.
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He's well-liked in the puzzle community, his wife still allows him to live with her and his dog thinks he's just swell.
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Cillizza: Trump and his allies made much of the idea that Comey wasn't well liked by the rank and file within the FBI.
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The mayors: New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu recently visited South Carolina and is a well-liked figure in Democratic circles across the country.
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"He was always very skilled, well liked, well spoken and polite," said Maloney, whose son Dan was a high school teammate of Shattenkirk.
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Markey is a well-liked progressive senator, who was elected to the upper chamber in 2013 after serving in the House since 1976.
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Mr. Horne, who will turn 210 this year, knows he is not well-liked in raisin town, but he stands by his decision.
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Emanuel focused on recruiting more centrist candidates who were well liked in their districts rather than on ideological darlings of the national party.
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On Horse Racing Sometimes a well-liked guy wins in the cutthroat sport of horse racing and even his bitterest rivals are happy.
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Sanders, Warren and Biden each remain well-liked among the pool of likely Democratic primary voters, with majorities holding favorable views of each.
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Within the White House he is well liked, and he is considered knowledgeable and competent among advocates, despite their skepticism of Trump's policies.
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Bennet had left the Times to run the Atlantic; he's a well-liked manager, and his return seemed to make him heir apparent.
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The friend, Christopher Ruddy, the chief executive of Newsmax Media, said in an interview that Reince Priebus was well meaning and well liked.
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Sharpless, though well-liked in the cancer research community and among patient advocacy groups, struggled to build political support for FDA's vaping approach.
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Before he was crowned king in 1936, and during his short reign on the throne, Edward had been well-liked by the public.
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Users would compare their seemingly boring life to the well-Liked glamorous moments shared by friends or celebrities and conclude they were lesser.
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Guzman was so well-liked in her mountain community that neighbors said that "even the cats prayed for Pilar" when she got sick.
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The race is within reach for Democrats; Kelly has been raising more money than McSally, and despite being lesser-known is well liked.
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Markey is a well-liked progressive senator who was elected to the upper chamber in 2013 after serving in the House since 1976.
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He is well-liked and respected and seen as unpretentious despite his distinguished military service, according to people who have worked with him.
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Ms. Hakim, 57, who is well liked, worked at the authority for two decades before becoming New Jersey Transit's executive director in 2014.
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Though Sessions is reportedly well-liked by his colleagues, he could face opposition due to racist remarks he reportedly made in the past.
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Barry is a company insider who is well liked on Wall Street and is known as a key player behind Best Buy's strategic turnaround.
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Pence is well liked by the evangelical community — a group that flirted with Trump during the primary season, but never fully committed to him.
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Walz is well-liked in this relatively conservative region of the state; he was reelected to six terms by running as a moderate Democrat.
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He remains well-liked in the state, and many activists here compare him to Brown because of their similar appeal to working-class voters.
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His first, The Cole Protocol, set during the early days of the Human-Covenant War was particularly well-liked by fans of the franchise.
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Fiorina is well-liked by Cruz's staff and has campaigned with him more than any other surrogate, and has spoken for him with reporters.
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Suntory hasn't issued any aged blends in recent years and was forced to end production of its well-liked 17-year Hibiki in 2018.
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Press has soft features and the aura of a well-liked professor with open office hours; she can talk forever and never bore you.
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Keenum and the rest of the team also had to deal with the firing of Jay Gruden, a coach well-liked by his players.
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Booker's liberal, though not too liberal, message seems to strike at the heart of the party, and he remains well-liked among primary voters.
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However, the University of Birmingham's Lucas added that because Bill Clinton is well liked, the British people may find Hillary Clinton "cold" in comparison.
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In a Democratic field overloaded with well-liked candidates, can he expand his coalition beyond the young, liberal base that has always backed him?
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The first lady was not well-liked among the country's citizens due to her lavish spending and fear of being criticized, The Guardian reported.
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Not that most NFL fans care, but Blair Walsh is one of the nicest and most well liked people in the Vikings locker room.
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But the app has also made for an influx of homogeneous beauty looks, because we all get bombarded with the same well-liked posts.
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Biden's uphill climb From CNN Chief National Correspondent John King: There is no doubt Joe Biden is well liked, even treasured, by Democratic voters.
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Clinton may be able to utilize Vice President Joe Biden, well-liked by law enforcement, as a surrogate to reach out to police groups.
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That decision to run against Senator Michael B. Enzi — a well-liked Republican incumbent with no apparent vulnerabilities — prompted some consternation from the start.
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One key political selling point of Medicare-for-all is that Medicare (the existing program for senior citizens) is well-known and well-liked.
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But all accounts paint a picture of a happy, well-liked teenager who excelled in sports and school and had dreams of doing more.
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On competitors, Trivedi says the closest offering in the U.K. is the Government's Shared Ownership schemes, which are well liked but constrained by supply.
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Coats, a former member of the panel, is well-liked by his colleagues and is expected to sail through to a final confirmation vote.
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That battle is more complicated, because saving people money is as well-liked as making them pay extra or blocking access is well-hated.
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These teachers were making a big difference in our school -- the children and parents loved them, and they were well-liked among the faculty.
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Grief counselors were made available at Mesquite High School, because Edwards was such a well-known, well-liked member of the community, Merritt said.
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Utah is a deep-red state, but Trump was thought to be vulnerable there because he was not well-liked by its Mormon population.
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Well-liked incumbents like Walters labored against Trump's villainy of immigrants and the migrant caravan and his suggestion that he could alter birthright citizenship.
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The loan deal was due to be popular among cash-rich investors eager to put money to work in well known, well liked credits.
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While she has a sexual relationship with Dylan, she's not well-liked by most of the characters until the very end of the series.
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Not coincidentally, Biden's ability to wrap up endorsements from Democratic Party elected officials has been fairly unimpressive for a well-liked former vice president.
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He's incredibly well liked inside the company, and some even believed Bain would take over as CEO last summer when Dick Costolo stepped down.
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What really comes through, however, is how Nassar abused the trust of being not just a doctor, but a seemingly kind, well-liked one.
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Jakarta's governor since 2014, he was well known and well liked for his administration's efforts to fix the city's failing infrastructure, among other things.
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He is generally well liked among colleagues in both parties, and took a political risk endorsing Mr. Trump shortly after the South Carolina primary.
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But it's also the case that he is well liked among his colleagues, several of whom offered to help me understand his intrinsic value.
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He is well-liked by congressional Republicans and is thought to enjoy support from Senate Republicans, who would confirm him if he is nominated.
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Instead, Tegan and Sara's success as pop stars has been something harder to tell a story about: They are predictably well liked, consistently good.
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He had been a busy general contractor who dabbled in interior design, and in Pradzew he had been a charismatic and well-liked figure.
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Former Vice President Joseph Biden, a well-liked and familiar figure in Democratic politics, remains an early front-runner should he enter the race.
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And the people persuaded by the case for moderation are currently voting for Joe Biden — the well-liked Vice President from the Obama administration.
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What does stand out in the poll, as FiveThirtyEight noted, is Buttigieg's low ratings relative to how well-liked he was before the debate.
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This is partly because Mr. Sessions, who was a senator from Alabama, is a well-liked former colleague with whom many senators remain close.
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In Dushku's case, on the set of Bull, Weatherly — who has worked at CBS for 15 years and is well-liked — was extremely powerful.
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Michael was a well-liked kid, and there were no witnesses to the sexual assault, so people were quick to believe his initial denials.
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And if he can make himself well-liked by the public, that public goodwill will make it easier for Facebook to weather future controversies.
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In 2016, he was trying to retrofit a grand narrative around many disconnected products that turned out to be well liked but only moderately successful.
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Farr "is well-liked and proven, yet his questionable outbursts at analyst events and conference calls do not inspire confidence," Barclays analyst Scott Davis wrote.
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Manchin was a well-liked governor before he ran for Senate, and he remains well-known in the state, but Republicans believe he is beatable.
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Kaine, a former governor and Democratic national chairman, is well-liked and seemingly checks Clinton's requirement for someone who could credibly step into the presidency.
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The President's attacks on Cummings have caused some internal head-shaking since they're aimed at a lawmaker who is generally well liked, even among Republicans.
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They speak endlessly of how successful their businesses are, how well liked they are, who they know, and how many opportunities they can offer you.
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If it currently looks like the In campaign will prevail, that is because he remains relatively well-liked and respected (with the emphasis on relatively).
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Previously a well-liked Washington fixture, Spicer has turned himself into an international joke by loudly and aggressively defending Trump's every outrage and nonsensical outburst.
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James Mattis is well-liked and respected by both parties, and his appointment as secretary of defense was greeted with sighs of relief around Washington.
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Most of the people who worked with him agreed that, while he could be prickly, he was respected, sociable, and well-liked among his colleagues.
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Clinton and Mr. Trump are two of the most polarizing and least well-liked general election candidates in recent history has also likely driven discussion.
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Gottlieb was well-liked by lawmakers of both parties, and it's not clear if Sharpless would be able to shepherd any potential legislation through Congress.
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Shine is well liked inside the West Wing because he is seen as someone who is decisive in a sea of indecision, three officials said.
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"We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Aleisha who was a valuable and well-liked member of the NBN team," they said.
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This explains this nearly 50,7763 word text file, which is technically a complete and well liked localization released in 2006 by a fan named FireLizard.
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"Without a doubt, he is one of the most accomplished, respected, and well-liked CEOs in the Fortune 100," the firm said in a statement.
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Calm, never letting his passion overtake reason and open to compromise, Mr. Kaine, 58, is well liked even by many Republicans he has worked with.
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Timi was a junior at Brooklyn Ascend High School, where he was a well-liked academic standout and a point guard on the basketball team.
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There were no confessional interviews with other women calling her names; she seems to be well-liked by her Bachelor costars on and off screen.
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With most of the Republicans who lost hailing from suburban seats, those who remain represent red-hued districts where the president is still well liked.
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An easygoing, well-liked member of the House who currently serves as deputy speaker, Mr. Luján has represented New Mexico's Third Congressional District since 2008.
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Marquis, who White House officials say was well-liked in the West Wing, was looking at other jobs in the Trump administration, the source said.
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Mr. Sessions, generally well-liked by fellow senators before leaving Congress, had already created a credibility deficit with some former colleagues in his new role.
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Heating up quarter or half wheels of raclette makes for well-liked social videos, and those shots are often found at food festivals and restaurants.
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Both warring girls have their sights on Dev (Jacob Dudman), a Ross Butler lookalike who's used to being well-liked, but not necessarily fought over.
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Before she and Max moved to California, she had worked in a hospital in Sioux City as a float-pool nurse, a well-liked colleague.
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Mark Pocan of Wisconsin, the well-liked co-chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus and his first endorser from either branch of Congress since October.
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Shine was well liked inside the West Wing because he is seen as someone who is decisive in a sea of indecision, three officials said.
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Despite his personal struggles, Gomez, known as Go-Go at tracks, was among the most professional and well-liked jockeys, especially during his prime years.
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The AIF survey also finds Rubio is the most well-liked candidate among Floridians, with 67 percent of respondents saying they see their senator favorably.
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But private Democratic polling found Mr. Gray entering the race with a lead over Mr. Barr, built on his stature as a well-liked mayor.
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Haskell minced no words about how intimidating it is to replace Adam Moss, his well-liked predecessor who restored New York Magazine to cultural relevance.
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The Seattle Times quoted Rick Christenson, an operational supervisor with the airline who retired in May, as saying Russell was a well-liked, quiet person.
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Wexton, a former prosecutor and state senator, was well-known in the district and is well-liked by many different factions of the Democratic Party.
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Rubio has various weaknesses, but he's well liked by Republican voters, he polls very well against Hillary Clinton, and nothing scandalous has emerged to derail him.
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It's a bit of a surprise to see Microsoft let go of such a recognizable and well-liked, if also often-mocked, face of the company.
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Chakrabarti says they're looking for people with a good "life record," such as participating in various forms of activism, or just being well-liked community members.
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His grad school classmates said he was extremely sociable and well-liked, a member of the competitive dance team, the rowing team, and the wrestling team.
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" In another instance, Sarah says, Elizabeth declared she had to break up with her well-liked boyfriend because she "wasn't allowed to be with him anymore.
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His supporters say he has matured, and that his record as Mexico City's well-liked mayor from 2000 to 2005 shows that he was always pragmatic.
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Fortunately Universal Robots has picked up 20 of the engineers and others who contributed to Rethink's well-liked but ultimately ill-fated Baxter and Sawyer robots.
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In fact Sir Kim had hitherto been seen in Washington as a capable and effective figure who was well liked by members of the Trump administration.
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Daniel Cottrell, her former supervisor at the center, described Betts to The Washington Post as a "very positive person" who was well-liked by her peers.
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Besides, Clinton already has plenty of effective millennial surrogates—Bernie Sanders, celebrities like Lena Dunham and America Ferrara, even a well-liked guy named Barack Obama.
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This year's election will likewise be a referendum on a president's two terms, but unlike George W. Bush in June 2008, Obama is actually well-liked.
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Huckabee and Santorum are still well-liked and admired by core Republican voters here in Iowa, even if their campaigns have failed to ignite this time.
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Its new boss is likely to be a well-liked and slightly younger insider, José María Álvarez-Pallete, who has a notable fondness for endurance running.
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People who are well liked on Facebook may also be healthier, according to a study that linked people's activity on the social network to their lifespans.
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Daniel Cottrell, her former supervisor at the center, described Betts to The Washington Post as a "very positive person" who was well-liked by her peers.
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With Representative Steve Israel, a well-liked Long Island Democrat, quitting Congress after 15 years, a small crowd of Democrats has stepped up to replace him.
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DeStefano, a former top adviser to then-House Speaker John Boehner, has a solid relationship with the President and is generally well-liked among the staff.
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Walters, a former stockbroker who rose quickly after her 2014 arrival in Washington, was well liked in her district as a business oriented, anti-tax conservative.
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Kim is also not particularly well liked in the south: his attendance at the closing ceremonies of the Seoul Olympics in February was not well received.
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Indeed, Hoyer has carved a reputation as a centrist compromiser, well-liked even among Republicans, who will reach across the aisle in search of a deal.
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As a former congresswoman, she was well-liked on the Hill and had an ally in Vice President Pence, with whom she served in the House.
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"He was a smart, talented, and ambitious young journalist and producer who was well-liked and made a big contribution," Mr. Ruiz said in an email.
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He's one of the most well-liked and respected people in sports and business ... but Magic Johnson says there's no way he'll ever run for President.
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Ryan is well-liked throughout the party, though far-right conservative groups have lost some love for him since he took over as speaker in October.
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Taylor enrolled at Lee-Scott, a private Christian school, last fall and was a well-liked member of the class, according to the principal, Stan Cox.
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Anton, an at times acerbic communicator, was well liked by his White House colleagues and known as the rare conservative intellectual that joined the Trump administration.
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At the start, Comey offered a heartfelt farewell to his former colleagues in the J. Edgar Hoover Building, where he is deeply respected and well-liked.
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President Donald Trump just hired smooth-talking, well-liked former hedge fund executive Anthony "Mooch" Scaramucci to take control of a dysfunctional White House communications operation.
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Giroir, the incoming interim FDA head, is well-liked by HHS Secretary Alex Azar, and has taken on increasing responsibility since joining the administration in 2017.
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"He was a smart, talented, and ambitious young journalist and producer who was well-liked and made a big contribution," the company said in a statement.
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Cipollone is considered to be well-liked by Trump's personal lawyers, but his background is in commercial litigation — not the type of investigations the president faces.
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While Selzer's Iowa poll showed Buttigieg is the most well-liked candidate right now, there are still concerns in the state about his general election viability.
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The American Health Care Act, otherwise known as the plan Republicans have released to replace Obamacare, otherwise known as Trumpcare, is not good nor well-liked.
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Neither Johnson nor his lead competitor, Corbyn, are particularly well-liked by British voters, many of whom are holding their noses as they cast ballots Thursday.
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Pope Francis — whose broad appeal has made him a hero not just for Catholics but for the secular world as well — remains a well-liked pontiff.
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A former House member well-liked by his colleagues in Washington, Putnam decamped for Tallahassee in 2010 and served two terms as the state's agriculture commissioner.
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After Del Pino's detention, stunned workers at PDVSA's Caracas headquarters, where he was generally well-liked, watched the state TV footage on screens in company elevators.
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He is friendly and well-liked on Capitol Hill, despite policy differences, and has always been happier talking budget numbers and intricate federal policy than politics.
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What became very clear to me then was that this wasn't only about minimizing serious behavior for the purpose of defending a very well-liked political figure.
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She is too well-liked by the Democratic base, and Sanders simply lacks the support among African Americans, Latinos, and older Democratic Party loyalists to beat her.
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But Ryan appears highly unlikely to suffer the same fate -- he's well-liked by most Wisconsin Republicans and has been a regular presence in his home district.
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Mr. Biden had entered the 2020 contest last spring as the well-liked two-term vice president to one of the country's most popular Democrats, Barack Obama.
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Jackson couldn't survive the allegations by congressional Democrats at the time, but as Axios' Jonathan Swan has reported, he was always well-liked within the White House.
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Combined with her tough line on human rights and role in leading President Barack Obama's Asia "rebalancing", Clinton is well-known in China - but not well liked.
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Caliva currently operates a popular retail location situated conveniently for Silicon Valley's droves of weed acolytes, but the company is more than just a well-liked dispensary.
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However, according to multiple reports, Whitaker has visited the White House, briefed Trump many times, and is well liked by the president — and certainly "known" by him.
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Along with two well-known Democratic politicians on this list is the amiable and well-liked DeGeneres, who is not and has not been involved in government.
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Baden-Württemberg is currently run by Winfried Kretschmann, a popular premier from the Green party, while Rhineland-Palatinate's incumbent is Malu Dreyer, a well-liked Social Democrat.
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Haspel is a veteran CIA official who has been with the agency for more than 85033 years and by all accounts is well-liked by her colleagues.
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Haspel is a veteran CIA official who has been with the agency for more than 220006 years and by all accounts is well-liked by her colleagues.
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Trump is not well liked by the district's voters, receiving only 28503 percent of their support in 22019, compared to 59.8 percent for Romney four years earlier.
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Easterbrook was successful, well-liked, and respected at McDonald's, making his abrupt firing even more shocking and embarrassing for the company, employees and franchisees told Business Insider.
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Also, White House staff are genuinely defensive of Jackson — a man who's well liked in the building — against what staff see as unfair airing of unverified allegations.
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Once those battles were won, it was onto the general election where the challenge was making moral issues count against often well-liked and popular Democratic incumbents.
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" Senator Jeff Flake, Republican of Arizona, said on Twitter that Mr. Sessions was "well liked and well regarded, even by those who don't always agree with him.
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Swift has been a good team player, was well-liked by her staff and colleagues and has worked hard to achieve the department's mission, this person said.
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But experts in the state said Montana — at least at the state level — is more independent than it is solidly Republican, and Bullock is also well-liked.
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For instance, a song like "Hugo Chavez", I think when I wrote it he was a little more well-liked and now people unanimously hate the guy.
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Ms. Theoret, who was on leave from Whitehorse Elementary School, had taught hundreds of students over the years and was well liked by parents, Ms. Salesse said.
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Parnell was so well-liked that at one point in his career his teammates begged for him to remain in their department despite a promotion, Craig said.
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A person who answered the phone at the store on Wednesday evening said that Mr. Cruz worked as a cashier and was well liked by his colleagues.
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Although she was a political neophyte, she was well liked, particularly in the country's populous north and northeast, where her promises to enrich farmers through subsidies resonated.
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So when people recommended Pat A. Cipollone, a conservative lawyer who was well-liked by some of Mr. Trump's aides, the president welcomed him to the role.
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It is a crime with odd pieces in its puzzle: a well-liked, regular churchgoer, a wanted drifter from Oklahoma and an apparent suicide attempt in Montauk.
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Sessions, who is well liked by his GOP colleagues, appears to have the 50 votes he needs to get confirmed with Republicans holding a 52-seat majority.
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Older voters have stuck with Mr. Biden, despite Ms. Harris and Mr. Booker being well liked by black influencers and elected officials in the Congressional Black Caucus.
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Hicks was always well-liked among the communications and press staff, getting along well with the competing factions from the 2016 campaign and the Republican National Committee.
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One was Moore, a former Alabama Supreme Court chief justice who had won statewide in the state before and was well-liked by many evangelical activists there.
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Mattis, who was among the most well-liked officials in Trump's Cabinet, revealed in a letter to Trump that he was stepping down over his disagreements with Trump.
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Compared to Insatiable and thanks to its well-liked lead, Sierra Burgess seemed like it was going to be a refreshing representation of teenage girls' body image struggles.
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At the time, #WrestlingTwitter was up in arms over the suspension of two well-liked accounts that regularly posted "live GIFs" of wrestling events as they were happening.
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Polls show that Gillibrand, a well-liked political newcomer in the mold of Barack Obama, is up 15 points in the polls and a heavy favorite for election.
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Personalized music is something Spotify has already mastered through its well-liked Discovery Weekly playlist, and its newer Daily Mix, which combines music you like with Spotify's suggestions.
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In southwestern Michigan, Mr. Upton has earned a reputation as a moderate, well liked by members of both political parties, in his 30-plus years on Capitol Hill.
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Though she was well-liked by chief of staff John Kelly, others thought she lacked the business pedigree or public profile that President Donald Trump was looking for.
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He has been conspicuously close-lipped on the nominee, who, despite the controversy surrounding her counterterror past, is a career professional who is well-liked within the agency.
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What that proved -- or should have proved -- is that the Volunteer State is effectively impenetrable for any Democrat -- even one as well-known and well liked as Bredesen.
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Collins said he was concerned that he would damage Bruce's confidence, and as a result, create problems in the clubhouse, because Bruce was well liked by his teammates.
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In fact, Shine didn't fire anyone, and the only person he hired was a well-liked junior press aide whose duties previously included sending out the President's schedule.
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At the same time, though, he emasculated a guy who's fairly well-liked in New Hampshire, over an issue on which New Hampshire Republicans probably disagree with Trump.
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One well-liked businessman in a Trump-supporting town was at risk of being deported in February, and in April, the husband of a Trump voter was deported.
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His independent streak and empathy for the Western perspective made him a uniquely important, well-liked contact for foreign journalists and diplomats seeking to understand the royal perspective.
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He may have low approval ratings at home, but he appears well liked in a country with one of the fastest-growing populations of millionaires in the world.
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"President Trump is well-liked in Alabama, no doubt," Mr. Moore said in an interview in August, when he and Mr. Strange were fighting for the Republican nomination.
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But a Secret Service ally of Mr. Alles disputed the notion that he did not fit in, saying that the director was well liked among the work force.
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Well-liked within the administration and on Capitol Hill, he could remain in the acting role for a while as a permanent replacement is sought, two sources said.
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The former Goldman Sachs president and free trade advocate was thought to be a voice of reason in the White House and is well-liked on Wall Street.
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Pichai was always well-liked as a leader at Google as he rose through the ranks, and was known to be more focused on results than on ego.
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The pair first meet as high schoolers, striking up an unlikely relationship — he's popular and well-liked; she's a loner — and later attend Trinity College in Dublin together.
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Elizabeth Warren would have, but he is a well-liked senator from a swing state who has voted with his party more than 90 percent of the time.
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Over the past year, Bavor, a precocious and well-liked exec inside Google, was spending more time with Cardboard despite his broader responsibilities, several Google people have said.
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Industry ties: Gottlieb is well liked by health care wonks in both parties, but the biggest sticking point for Democrats is his years of financial ties to pharmaceutical companies.
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On Beijing's streets, there was support for Xi, who is well liked for his battle against deep-seated corruption and for raising the country's profile on the world stage.
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He's not someone who will lead a policy debate, but he's known for being well-liked and a skilled political tactician — enough to give members assurances of electoral protection.
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A former trade union leader turned wealthy businessman, Ramaphosa is well-liked among South Africa's middle-classes and is seen by some as an antidote to the Zuma years.
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Dianne Feinstein, D-California, said in her opening statement, adding that although the nominee may be revered and well-liked, there are deeper problems with Russia and Sessions' involvement.
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Among voters CNN spoke with at two Iowa town hall events, Harris was well-liked and intriguing to many of them -- even ranking in many voters' top three candidates.
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Tester is fairly well-liked in the state; he has a 56 percent approval rating, and Rosendale has failed to generate a lot of excitement among Republicans so far.
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The teams here have not only built incredible products and technologies, but have built Yahoo into one of the most iconic, and universally well-liked companies in the world.
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And right now, a senior White House official said he has no reason to think Trump will fire Mulvaney, who is still well-liked by many in the building.
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On New Year's Day, Jennifer Lopez shared nine of her most popular posts on Instagram from 2017, remembering some happy (and well-Liked) moments from the last 26 months.
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He is "generally well-liked by leaders in both parties and is viewed as a neutral, technocratic law enforcement official, rather than an immigration hawk," per the Washington Post.
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Why it matters: Hutchens trial struck a nerve with many in the cybersecurity community because he had gone on to become a well-regarded and well-liked security researcher.
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A former YUST coworker who knew the detainee for 15 years told NBC that Kim was well-liked by teachers and students and enjoyed playing soccer, swimming and biking.
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Before his current job he endured a rocky stint with the London Philharmonic Orchestra, but in Cleveland he is well-liked by both his players and the wider community.
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"Without a doubt, he is one of the most accomplished, respected, and well-liked CEOs in the Fortune 100," the firm said in a blog post announcing his hire.
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GOP lawmakers have largely stood by Pruitt, who is well liked among Republicans for rolling back Obama-era regulations, despite the steady trickle of news stories about his spending.
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WATCH: Here's When It's Worth to Buy Organic If you're wondering why your beloved Trader Joe's or Wegmans didn't make the cut, that's not because they're not well-liked.
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More recently, an Insider poll found that while Booker is well-liked among Democratic primary voters, only 3% of voters pick Booker as their first choice in Morning Consult.
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Tony Sayegh, now Treasury's Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs, is well-liked inside the White House and was seen as doing a great job leading the tax reform communications.
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"He was highly respected and well liked across all party lines because he brought an intelligent, honest and straightforward approach to everything he did," Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said.
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But he's well-liked and well-connected within much of the Republican establishment, and so the question raised by his columns is whether it's really their loathing he's channeling.
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The soft-spoken Sessions — a 20-year veteran of the U.S. Senate — is well liked by his colleagues and almost certain to secure the 51 votes needed for confirmation.
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Gordon, too, had a previously spotless reputation: He is humble, polite and well-liked, and the Marlins' owner, Jeffrey Loria, praised his character when announcing the contract in January.
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Booker continues to be well-liked among Democratic voters, even if he&aposs not precisely their first choice, which will undoubtedly serve him well in any sort of Veepstakes.
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The song is one of George's most popular and well-liked tunes, and it's on the famous 'White Album' -- widely regarded as one of the greatest rock albums ever.
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The shoe brand is well-liked though and perceived as immune in some ways to retail and fashion habits, in contrast to the reservations lenders have on Golden Goose.
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He's known for being combative in races and with the media, but is generally well liked by his peers, even if he does knock some of them down sometimes.
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Needless to say, Castro may not have soared in the polls, but he was well-liked and there are many candidates who will really want him on their side.
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The show was not well liked by critics, and is expensive to run, but it has drawn sizable audiences, and Mr. Zeiger said it had been profitable each week.
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But Mr. Perriello is well liked among some liberal activists and could gain support with the sort of highly engaged voters who show up in low-turnout summer primaries.
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Medium is well-liked by a small community and it makes plenty of sense at Adobe — where first-party integration with other products will undoubtedly make it better software.
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While he is said to enjoy a longstanding relationship with Ayatollah Khamenei, the president is not well liked by some other hard-line conservative elements of Iran's political hierarchy.
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But DeChene said that while there is some resistance against the "Delaware way," there isn't nearly enough to oust Carper, who is well liked by Democrat and Independent voters.
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Investors were on edge following the announcement as Cohn is seen as someone who supports more business-friendly policies, and therefore is seen as well-liked by Wall Street.
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On Tuesday, the White House was reeling from the loss of John McEntee, Trump's personal assistant, who was well-liked in the West Wing and close with the president.
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It really just doesn't make sense to continue to restrict this practice, which has been shown in research to be very safe, highly effective, and well-liked by patients.
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Courtly and well liked, Mr. Jones was voted the nicest member of the House of Representatives in a 2004 survey of top Capitol Hill staffers by The Washingtonian magazine.
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"—Variety (@Variety) January 6, 2020Hanks said that while there was said there was no agenda or strategy to remaining well-liked, Reeves had a "wonderful answer to those questions.
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Cruz is certainly not the most well-liked Republican in the Senate but he has a 50 percent approval rating among Texas voters, according to a Morning Consult poll.
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Friends who served with Marci tell us she was very well-liked and a good soldier ... which is why many were shocked by the news of her fence jumping.
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Sanford, a fellow Freedom Caucus member and well-liked member of the House Republican conference, was the second House Republican to lose a reelection primary under Trump earlier this month.
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He took over from John Sullivan, a well-liked figure who was often seen a stabilizing force at the State Department but one with limited influence on Pompeo or Trump.
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LaVoy Finicum, who was killed in the confrontation Tuesday, was an extremely well-liked figure among activists sympathetic to Bundy's cause, and to them he has quickly become a martyr.
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What Ms. Bee offered, Mr. Reilly said, was a recognizable, well-liked personality and a savvy perspective, as well as a proven aptitude for finding comedy in the everyday world.
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While current CEO Joe Ianniello is well-liked at CBS, his ties to former CEO Les Moonves may hurt his chances to stay at a combined company, the people said.
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His challenge was to remain well-liked in a GOP that, at least for now, is under the control of a man Cruz has indicated that he does not respect.
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Donald J. Trump is, to put it gently, not well liked within the Silicon Valley tech industry — and not because it is the liberal bastion it's often portrayed to be.
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The two hedge funds' frustration with United's board stretches back to August 2015, when the airline's well-liked chief financial officer left to join PayPal, one of the sources said.
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Butler was one of the most well-liked guys in the NBA -- and tons of huge stars like Ray Allen and Kobe Bryant paid tribute to him after the incident.
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His Area X trilogy (Annihilation, Authority, and Acceptance) might have brought him his highest acclaim thus far, but his earlier novels, such as Shriek and Finch, were also well-liked.
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Pompeo "is apparently well-liked at the CIA and seems to have drawn on his 'building' in a way that Tillerson never did at State," she wrote in the Post.
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The man to beat was Jack Sharkey—a well-liked heavyweight champ who had the distinction of being the only fighter to ever face both Jack Dempsey and Joe Louis.
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In many ways, the three are in an unenviable position: arrivistes tasked with rebooting a label that was generally well-liked, whose need for change was financial more than aesthetic.
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She was good to the Puerto Rican community in neighboring New York when she was senator, and her husband is a former president who is well liked in the community.
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Now Booker does not face one corrupt political rival, but nearly two dozen candidates, many of whom are well-liked among party voters and align with Booker on most issues.
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By attacking a woman of color who is well-liked by Democrats across the board, his allies aren't doing him any favors if he wants to run again in 2020.
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One of the sources could not explain the abrupt nature of Bossert's departure, an alumnus of President George W. Bush's administration who is well liked by most White House officials.
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The former senator is well-liked and respected among Republicans, but by helping out with the Sessions and Kavanaugh confirmation processes, he is popular among Trump's inner circle as well.
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Crawford is a righteous dude, one of the most respected and well-liked guys in the league, and he's a blast to watch when in full one-on-one mode.
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The headphones were well-liked by both toddlers and tweens, had excellent sound quality, offered some noise cancellation features and adequately restricted volume as long as the cord wasn't used.
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Mr. Evans's character is charismatic and often funny, and the actor devoted much of his rehearsal time to exploring how a man who is well liked can shade into reprehensible.
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Norman Yee, a member of the board of supervisors in San Francisco and a former president of the city's Board of Education, described Mr. Carranza as well liked and effective.
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Mandella, a well-liked trainer with a Hall of Fame plaque but no Derby trophy, came into the race with perhaps his best shot to win after six previous tries.
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After Sessions's confirmation as attorney general, Alabama's then-governor, Robert Bentley, filled the seat with an appointee who was well-liked by the GOP establishment — Alabama Attorney General Luther Strange.
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From "My Kinda Party" The original "Dirt Road Anthem" was by Colt Ford and Brantley Gilbert, a sturdy country-rap song that was well-liked but never cracked country's mainstream.
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Mr. Conaway, a well-liked accountant, helped put the investigation back on track and has maintained a productive relationship with Representative Adam B. Schiff of California, the panel's top Democrat.
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Mr. Stern was well liked by the other players and carried a certain moral authority, chiefly for making his home in the city that he had fled during the Holocaust.
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Friends and family members said he had been well-liked at school, and widely accepted for his decision to wear boys' clothes on some days and girls' clothes on others.
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DINA Dan Sickles and Antonio Santini's well-liked documentary follows Dina, who is on the autism spectrum, and her boyfriend, Scott, a Walmart greeter, as the two prepare to marry.
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Recent, well-liked selections have included "Pacific," by Simon Winchester, a romance novel by Tessa Dare and "The Underground Railroad," by Colson Whitehead, so I think we're up for anything.
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Joe Manchin has retained a high single digit polling lead in the Mountaineer State, though it isn't difficult seeing his lead falling given that Trump is still well liked there.
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He&aposs consistently well liked by about half of the people who are going to participate in the primary, unsatisfactory to about a fourth, with very little variation either way.
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In taking over from Jeffrey R. Immelt, G.E.'s well-liked chief executive of 16 years, Mr. Flannery faces the difficult task of managing one of corporate America's last conglomerates.
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Bill Shine, an affable Ailes loyalist who is well liked by some of the network's longest-serving anchors, is selected to oversee programming at Fox News and Fox Business Network.
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They came for the funerals of three well-liked figures and some came to shout at the President to tell him he was unwelcome in this city still in grief.
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On the other hand, Biden is well-liked among Democratic voters, who revere him both for his loyalty to former President Obama and for the personal tragedies he has endured.
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An ethnic Pashtun former intelligence officer in the communist government who lost a leg fighting the anti-Soviet Mujahideen in the 1980s, Atmar is also well-liked by Western officials.
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He recently traveled with Trump's senior adviser and son-in-law, Jared Kushner to the Middle East trip and is well liked at the White House, another source told CNN.
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Bondi is well-liked and trusted by the president, as well as by Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner, his daughter and son-in-law, who are senior White House advisers.
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Plus, the well-liked Bain also has many other options (he has talked about a high-ranking job at Airbnb and has had a lot of investment firm interest too).
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She also has been at the forefront of its digital efforts, including striking important deals between Amex and Uber, and is well known in Silicon Valley — and well liked, too.
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"Miteb is well-liked by tribal leaders and, more important, by recruits who benefit from his largesse," wrote scholar Joseph Kechichian in his book Power and Succession in Arab Monarchies.
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Pompeo may be an unfamiliar name to many Americans, but he is well-known — and apparently generally well-respected — among intelligence professionals and well-liked by his colleagues on Capitol Hill.
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Williams told the Tribune that the situation had become excessive – even though Drake is well-liked by players and management – and that he felt that he needed to draw the line.
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Compass-maker Suunto also offers a few well-liked watches in the space, including the Suunto Ambit 3 Peak, which boasts "route altitude profile navigation and extremely long battery life," i.e.
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Of course, this isn't the first time the Pro has looked like that; A well-liked previous iteration had a grater-esque style, but this new one takes things much further.
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The June 5 election to succeed Mayor Ed Lee, who was well liked by major tech players, is largely a battle among three candidates: London Breed, Jane Kim and Mark Leno.
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Kaine is a relatively safe choice in that he's well-liked in his home state, which should be a November battleground, and is not known for inspiring rage on the right.
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"If you think about some of the most powerful, well respected, and well-liked brands in that world, I would say Jeep is a dark horse in that race," she said.
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Rao's advantages: She's well respected at the OMB, knows regulatory law back to front, has the advantage of already being Senate-confirmed and is well-liked by several key Democratic senators.
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I think there's this idea that women in charge are a little tougher, but I think you can be well liked and fair to everybody but still successfully run a business.
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Three software partners aren't much, but that's better than just one, especially when one of them is Razer's own Chroma ecosystem, which includes dozens of well-liked peripherals and gaming computers.
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The ambitious, hard-working and well-liked skipper had recently become the proud owner of one of the most expensive, high-tech commercial fishing boats of its kind in the region.
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The brutal 1995 slaying of Adrianne Jones, an exuberant and well-liked Texas high school student, is being re-examined in Monday night's episode of People Magazine Investigates, on Investigation Discovery.
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My daughter had become the girl I hoped she would be — the girl I always wanted to be at her age: kind, well-liked, and always making sure everyone was included.
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" A statement by the Mesquite Independent School District, where Jordan attended school, said he "was a good student who was very well-liked by his teachers, coaches and his fellow students.
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ON APRIL 280, 280, Carolina Herrera — a remarkably well-dressed, well-liked society figure, Studio 231 fixture, mother of four and Warhol muse — presented her first collection as a fashion designer.
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Washington (CNN)News of James Comey's firing Tuesday night sent shockwaves through the FBI, where the dismissal of the generally well-liked bureau director immediately impacted the thousands of agents nationwide.
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Moscow shows no sign of turning on the Syrian leader, who, although not particularly well liked in some Moscow foreign policy circles, is seen in Moscow as an anchor of stability.
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Bill Shine, an affable Ailes loyalist who is well liked by some of the network's longest-serving anchors, like Sean Hannity, will oversee programming at Fox News and Fox Business Network.
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Trump claimed Monday that Darroch was not well liked or well thought of (that doesn't actually seem to be the case) and said the US "would no longer deal" with him.
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There is a feeling, fair or not, that officials — even the well-liked Mr. Andreasen — are moving too fast, chasing the image of normalcy before a real recovery has taken root.
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The artist is known for her vocal-based pop and has three full-length albums — and a few other well-liked covers on YouTube, like this a cappella Frank Ocean song.
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But in the complaint, Mr. Rey's bosses contend that, while he was well-liked by guests and good at his job, he was told in April 2017 to watch his temper.
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In the late 1990s, three well-liked folk singer-songwriters — Dar Williams, Richard Shindell and Lucy Kaplansky — formed this group, releasing one album of cover songs before going their separate ways.
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By the time Mr. Bush became president in 1989, his wife — "Bar," as he affectionately called her — was so well liked that her approval ratings were higher than his own. Mrs.
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For Adams to still lose to Blunt may indicate that while she is well-liked by her fellow actors, Cheney isn't the role they want to give Adams the Oscar for.
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Dole twice served as Senate Republican leader and earned a reputation as an effective legislator who was well liked among Democrats as well as Republicans for his ability to build coalitions.
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Ben is well-liked at school, but nonetheless he's a careful, unsure kid, always fumbling his way through interactions with peers and adults, searching desperately for the correct way to behave.
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In a twenty-three-year career as a mild-mannered and well-liked family doctor, he injected at least two hundred and fifteen of his patients with lethal doses of opiates.
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Still, while he was well liked in Washington and immensely popular in his hometown, Bayonne, he, like so many other New Jersey politicians, wound up serving his last term in prison.
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They tapped Kevin Reilly — a well-liked veteran executive who once led NBC and Fox, and was one of those behind the rise of FX — to help lead the networks forward.
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It found stocks that were well liked by investors and analysts but have suffered at least a 10% drop in prices from mid-January to the end of the third quarter.
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"He worked with many young people, encouraging them to make good choices in life" following his 2008 release, and was well-liked by his neighbors and employers, the judge's order said.
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Trump's numbers suggest that while he is never going to be well-liked by most Americans, there is a floor of about 35 percent that is not going to abandon him.
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Despite repeated controversies throughout the past decade, Amazon remains relatively well-liked by the general public, due in part to its dedication to increasing customer convenience in order to drive revenue.
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Other employees described Buonpane as well-liked, "friendly,"and "sympathetic," but they maintained that, ultimately, the department she ran seemed to protect certain people or the company over victims of misconduct.
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Democrats would have to win not just in the House districts that lean conservative but also where the Republican incumbent is well-funded and generally well-liked by his or her constituents.
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His work seems to consist largely of cheesy Disney Channel-style movies, but he's well-liked by the cast and crew, and starting to get famous enough that strangers are recognizing him.
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Pompeo also appointed trusted and well-liked career diplomats as top advisers, including Mike McKinley, as a senior adviser and quasi-chief of staff, and David Hale as State's third-ranking official.
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Obviously a really good movie is likely to have more fans than a mediocre movie, but you can't tell exactly how well liked a movie is until you actually read the reviews.
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Despite the misconduct allegations, he was well-liked by both Trump and his predecessors Barack Obama and George W. Bush — three presidents who have massive disagreements on policy and style between them.
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Erkki Liikanen, Mr Rehn's well-liked predecessor in Helsinki and also a former commissioner in Brussels, is in contention, as is François Villeroy de Galhau, the governor of the Banque de France.
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They discovered that when someone approaches a song knowing only that it's popular and well-liked within the cultural mass, that person is more inclined to come away liking the song too.
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As the company analyzed the three presidential debates this year, their research scored the emotional reaction of the U.S. population confirming that neither candidate are necessarily well liked (not a big surprise).
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But there's a homier side to the person New York magazine called "Silicon Valley's most feared and well-liked journalist": Swisher has been buying and renovating houses since she was a teenager.
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Withings makes a variety of connected health devices, including a set of smart scales, a heart pressure monitor, a thermometer, a couple of fitness trackers, and the well-liked Activité smart watch.
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Unsurprisingly, early exit polls say that neither Clinton nor Trump is particularly well-liked: 54 percent of respondents have an unfavorable view of Clinton, while 61 percent of respondents see Trump unfavorably.
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"She will make sure Meghan is as happy as she can be without ruffling feathers," a source said of the Australian-born courtier, who is well liked by both William and Harry.
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Based on my own experience on the bench, I predict he will be well liked and respected by other justices, which in turn will make him a consequential leader on the court.
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Worth noting -- Alexander, who is both well-liked and well-respected on both sides of the aisle -- has been open to working on stabilization proposals on a bipartisan basis from the start.
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Lenovo seems to be interested in offering Moto devices across a range of prices, and the already established (and generally well liked) X name is something that can help it do that.
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In a West Wing rife with infighting, Sanders is one of few who is generally well-liked and respected by her colleagues that constantly leak damaging information on one another to reporters.
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Desisa is a well-liked figure in Boston who formed a bond with the city after winning in 2013, the year of the terrorist bombing at the race, and again last year.
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The former Iraq War veteran is well liked by Republicans and Progressives, and is an opportunity for Trump to elevate the type of Democrats he wants to work with during his presidency.
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For a player generally well liked by his peers and the news media, there was a degree of pity for him — $60 million and all — about having to relocate to the Mets.
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The most competitive races are taking place in states where Mr. Trump remains well-liked, or at least is not as toxic as he is in some up-for-grabs House districts.
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Multiple ESPN staffers tell TMZ Sports they're in complete shock over John Skipper's sudden resignation and admission of substance addiction ... with everyone we spoke with telling us he was extremely well-liked.
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Katharine from Rhode Island agreed: For Democrats, Oprah possibly represents a weapon against the Trump Administration; she is a powerful orator, a successful businesswomen, and is well-liked by the American public.
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While she is a very well liked person and has the resources at her fingertips to run, she doesn't seem like the type to be in charge of our missile launch codes.
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In Tennessee, Senator Bob Corker, a well-liked lawmaker from a traditional Republican mold, on Tuesday became the first Senate Republican to announce that he would not seek re-election in 2018.
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Brown, a well-liked top assistant at Golden State, arrived there after two stints as a head coach during which he nurtured a young LeBron James and then a pampered Kobe Bryant.
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"It's not uncommon for a legislator who is a loner or a maverick or otherwise does not work within existing structures to be more well liked by the general public," said Sen.
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In a testament to how well liked she is, as well as her influence, several designers stopped by, including Francisco Costa, Alber Elbaz, Derek Lam, Brandon Maxwell, Gilles Mendel and Adam Lippes.
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The two hedge funds' frustration with United's board stretches back to August 2015, when the airline's well-liked chief financial officer left to join PayPal Holdings Inc , one of the sources said.
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John Sullivan's confirmation in late May as deputy secretary of state was seen as a watershed, since Mr. Sullivan is well liked, works hard, has government experience and is focused on administration.
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Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle seemed exasperated that the president had gone after two of the most well-liked members of the House in recent history in such personal terms.
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The keyboard was widely panned — the New York Times called it "uncomfortable for extended typing" — and IBM wound up offering to replace it with a model resembling its well-liked Selectric typewriters.
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NBC's centerpiece next season is a who-asked-for-this resurrection of "Will & Grace," the well-liked, if not exactly beloved, late 1990s-early-2000s sitcom, starring Eric McCormack and Debra Messing.
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Politically astute and well-liked in Washington, where he often met with senators and White House aides, Mr. García Luna was, at least in public, a vocal critic of corruption in Mexico.
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Yang's rise from an unknown first-time candidate to the well-liked leader of a movement for a universal basic income has been one of the major stories of the 2020 race.
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The addition of the high-profile and well-liked investor and entrepreneur would be a coup for Microsoft, which has had an up-and-down relationship with Silicon Valley over the decades.
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These activities were visible markers of the type of person I wanted people to see me as, and the type of woman I wanted to become: pretty, well-liked, prosperous, and good.
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Cipollone, a civil litigator with no White House experience, is reportedly well liked among Trump's inner circle — even if he was not an obvious choice, unnamed sources close to the matter told Axios.
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"The combination of holidays, philanthropy and a tie-in to Rogue One resulted in a well-liked, visually appealing ad that played into emotion and grabbed viewers' attention," he said in a release.
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The two Senate leaders are both less well-known and less well-liked, with 25% holding a favorable opinion of new Democratic leader Chuck Schumer and 20% favorable toward Republican leader Mitch McConnell.
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But who killed the 8473-year-old student who was studying English and business administration at the University of Wisconsin-Stout, and who one former teacher described as "very popular, very well liked"?
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As a 14-year-old boy growing up in New Jersey, Carlos appears to be a lot like his peers — he likes baseball, is well-liked by his classmates, and excels at schoolwork.
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After all, there are plenty of well-liked period and ovulation tracking apps that Fitbit says roughly a quarter of American women already use to track their cycles, including Flo, Clue, and Eve.
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Karem took over for Johnny McEntee, an early Trump supporter who was well liked, after chief of staff John Kelly fired him when his online gambling posed a problem in his background check.
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While lacking the raffish charisma of past Louisiana governors — friends describe him as earnest and no-nonsense — he is well liked by many Republicans, and respected, particularly for his record of military service.
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The Hulu interface launched in 2017 was not always well-liked — something Hulu had acknowledged after a complaint became the most upvoted item on Hulu's customer feedback forums a couple of years ago.
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Inside the organisation support for Ms Lagarde is strong—staff see her as popular, professional and reliable, and she is said to be well-liked by representatives from Europe, America and emerging markets.
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In states where the GOP senators are well-known and well-liked, especially among Republicans, it could end up drawing GOP voters to the polls, even if they're skeptical of their presidential nominee.
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"She will make sure Meghan is as happy as she can be without ruffling feathers," a source says of the Australian-born courtier, who is well liked by both Prince William and Harry.
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As data points, they support the argument that she would be facing a much more challenging race—and would be likelier to lose—if she were running against someone competent and well liked.
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Meadows had taught at a small primary school in the north west of England for a number of years, and was by all accounts a popular and well liked member of the community.
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She became a well-known and well-liked person there––someone who had a bit of experience with the outside world, who could lend help with constructing a resume or securing an apartment.
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If you think it's impossible, you're dead wrong ... Odom's still one of the most well-liked players in Lakers history ... and was lauded for his IQ on the court during his playing days.
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And so a commission chaired by George McGovern, a well-liked senator from South Dakota, and Donald Fraser, a liberal congressman from Minnesota, set out to remake the Party from the ground up.
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Bruce, who will turn 2155 in April, was the most consistent power hitter in the Mets' lineup last season and a well-liked teammate who quickly became one of the team's veteran leaders.
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Instead, party leaders allowed the well-known and well-liked Biden to get left out in the cold and for enormous sums of money to be spent on fragmenting the anti-Sanders vote.
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I'd regale him with my own critical perspective on Hegel and my love for As I Lay Dying, and I'd show him how I was a well-liked, certified "cool kid" with friends.
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While critics panned the film, giving it a 55% "Rotten" score on Rotten Tomatoes, "The Rise of Skywalker" has been well liked by audiences who have given it an 86% on the site.
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She is now the acting chair based on her seniority on the committee, has chaired other committees, is well liked by her peers and has a history of effectively reaching across the aisle.
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Warm and well-liked, she organizes workshops addressing the pressure on Asian students to succeed, borrowing insights from the childhood discord she experienced with her own parents as well as research on biculturalism.
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The Sanders and Warren campaigns saw Buttigieg's summer ad campaign for "Medicare for all who want it" as an attack, crafted to avoid the impression that the well-liked candidate would go negative.
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There is little doubt that General Mattis, who is well liked by Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona and the head of the Armed Services Committee, will be able to get that waiver.
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Even though his grade point average was just a 1.05 -- ranking him 592 out of 599 in his graduating class -- Mitchell was well-liked at school and voted president of his senior class.
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Mr. Spanier, once a well-liked leader who oversaw a period of expansion, was removed as president, though Penn State confirmed on Friday that he remained a tenured faculty member, on paid leave.
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Moakley pointed to the party's repeated nominations for Myrth York in the 22014s and early 22016s, who was well-liked by the grassroots but fell short in three straight elections against a Republican.
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But Morgan could still secure up to 24 percent of the Republican primary vote on Tuesday, perhaps not a total surprise in a state where Trump is still well liked (2000 percent approval).
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Modern Luxury already publishes San Francisco magazine, a respected and well-liked local publication that has previously covered the tech industry (including profiles of Uber's Travis Kalanick and Re/code boss Kara Swisher).
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So after the Washington Post ... I mean, you are such a force, Kara, and you're sort of the most well liked and feared, I've read that a million places, journalists covering in Silicon Valley.
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Critics fear this will bring to life their long-held nightmare of #MeToo overreach, in which the idea of long-public behavior by a well-known and well-liked Democrat is suddenly unfairly castigated.
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Their intentions appear far less threatening than they might have been a generation ago: to signal they have the support of a well-liked institution and that the military is unlikely to oust them.
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The collection will feature Toca Boca's iconic characters and style, and will adhere to the same design principles that has made its apps – which the company refers to as "digital toys" – so well-liked.
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"I know he got an ovation because he has played down there for so long and I've never heard of him getting involved with anything untowardly, so I imagine he's well-liked," Baskin said.
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Alstead was well-liked within the Wall Street community, and the announcement last year that the high-level executive was taking "a sabbatical" leave to spend more time with his family was a surprise.
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Credit where it's due: it was Marco Arment, creator of Instapaper and Overcast, that first alerted me to the existence of a second generation of B&O's already well liked and reviewed H6 headphones.
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Two administration sources said she was generally not well liked, though others pushed back, saying she was a respected member of the team and one of the highest ranking women in the West Wing.
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Being well-liked and respected by a President is rule number one for any successful secretary of state, and given the premium this President seems to put on loyalty, Pompeo checks that box, too.
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Gottlieb, a well-liked figure who spent just two years steering the country's top food and drug regulator, said he was leaving in a month to spend more time with his family in Connecticut.
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He is also the chairman of the Broadcasting Board of Governors, the federal agency that oversees Voice of America, Radio Free Europe and other government broadcasters that are not well liked in the Kremlin.
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While Mr. Sessions, a close adviser to Mr. Trump, is well liked in the Senate, his record as a federal prosecutor in the 16953s may become an issue for Democrats and civil rights groups.
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" Williams said he wanted to be clear that his request was "not because the young man was a distraction, not because he wasn't well received or well liked by players, management and everyone else.
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There is little doubt that General Mattis, who is well liked by Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona and the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, will be able to obtain that waiver.
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Ms. Jakobsdottir, a former education minister, is often cited by opinion polls as being one of the most trusted and well-liked politicians in Iceland, a popularity that far outstrips that of her party.
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" When she began researching her book, Ms. Menendez imagined that professional women who didn't care whether they were well-liked were "living their best lives and marching to the beat of their own drummer.
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For that plan to succeed, it's going to need to flip some Conservative MPs willing to betray their party leader and vote in Corbyn, who's, quite simply, not well-liked and not totally trusted.
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He was selected by the Hartford Whalers in the seventh round of the 1982 draft, and although he never played in the N.H.L., he was respected and well-liked by those all over hockey.
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Part of the problem is simply that she's been running against two people — Sanders and Biden — who started the race better-known than she was and who are both well-liked by most Democrats.
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As a result of low deal volume, banks have become ultra aggressive in a bid to win financings, confident they can sell highly leveraged, aggressively structured loans to investors in strong, well-liked assets.
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Biden is well liked within the party and leads the early 2020 polling, but a lot of elections experts seem to assume that high support is the result of name recognition more than anything.
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The movie wound up having to try and course correct the DC Extended Universe following the fallout from Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice, which was also very divisive and not critically well-liked.
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Madigan was also a well-liked student politician at the University of the Creative Arts, where she studies fashion design—she had been elected Women's Officer, LGBTQ+ Officer, and Campus Executive Officer for her campus.
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Davis, a veteran, registered nurse and long-time community activist, told Fox News she appreciates sharing the name of a well-liked celebrity and Oscar winner and admits it probably helped her earn some votes.
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"I think it's pretty evident if you look at it objectively that Kenny might have been the most well-liked guy in the house, and it's hard to say the same about Lee," said Dean.
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Pandora, which is most popular for its free internet radio service, is relatively well-liked, with 62 percent of people saying they want it to stick around and only 19 percent wanting it to disappear.
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"He's a well-liked person, an exemplary figure, he has everything to be successful," Bolsonaro told reporters before he left Tokyo for Beijing, the next stop on a tour of Asia and the Middle East.
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The Bowling for Columbine director argued on CNN that Democrats would be better off with a well-liked celebrity on their ticket — as Republicans have done with Ronald Reagan, Arnold Schwarzenegger and now Donald Trump.
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In a tight-knit Sarasota, Florida, neighborhood where everybody seems to know everything about each other, there are few details known about the disappearance of Jabez Spann, a well-liked athlete and rising football star.
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Spencer, who became a Member of Parliament (MP) in 2010 after working for his family's farm business, is well-liked by his colleagues and his appointment was praised by lawmakers from across the party's factions.
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" Mesquite Independent School District, where Edwards was a freshman in high school, said in a statement that he was "a good student who was very well liked by his teachers, coaches, and his fellow students.
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Obama occupies a similar role to that of Ms. Winfrey: a widely admired, deeply trusted and well-liked figure who has broken barriers without breaking down the ways so many of us relate to her.
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But it's very unusual for the out-of-power party to lose House seats in a midterm, and Democrats who already survived the disasters of 2010 and 2014 are battle-tested and well-liked locally.
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"He was well liked and respected for both his dedication to being a volunteer as well as his professional approach to his job as a support tech," the department said in a statement on Saturday.
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Ryan Williams, a Republican strategist who worked for Mitt Romney's campaign in 2012, said that while Mr. Pence was "a nice guy" and generally well-liked, some Senate candidates understandably choose to avoid unnecessary risks.
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"The deployment ... shows the government being more concerned by being well-liked by the Americans and in NATO than by conducting responsible security policy," Lars Haltbrekken of Norway's Socialist Left Party told public broadcaster NRK.
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The players we spoke with say they feel bad for both Blake and Testi -- both are well liked in the organization -- but they're more upset with Blake because his stupid mistake really hurts the team.
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Ryan's move accelerates a GOP leadership battle between California's Kevin McCarthy and Louisiana's Steve Scalise, both able men who are well-liked by their colleagues (it feels like McCarthy's race to lose at this point).
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He was well-liked by the officers, but the Quit India movement was already stirring in him; and when one of the Britishers made some comment about Indians needing their colonial rulers, he slapped him.
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Gillibrand was well-liked, but her supporters liked lots of peopleLooking at the polls since mid-May, the average Gillibrand supporter responded to our survey with eight candidates they would be satisfied with as nominee.
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White House officials have discussed replacing Mr. Sessions after the midterm elections with his chief of staff, Matthew G. Whitaker, a Trump loyalist well-liked by the president, according to people familiar with the discussions.
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BORNHAGEN, Germany — No one in the village saw it coming, least of all Björn Höcke, a quiet and well-liked local father of four who also happens to be Germany's most notorious far-right politician.
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While Mr. Sanders is well liked among Democrats and his platform popular, his candidacy demands a leap that many voters fear others are not willing to make, as the Times columnist Frank Bruni has noted.
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Waddell was deputy White House national security adviser for a year when retired General H.R. McMaster had the top job, and was well-liked within the White House, said a source familiar with the matter.
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It is one of the most successful film franchises in Hollywood — and the movie currently has a 94 percent score on Rotten Tomatoes, making it one of the most well-liked films of the year.
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But in order to get there, they have to be well-liked, and considered to be genuine, and the road to the finish is paved with hilarious missteps, outright fakery, and real moments of sweetness.
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One reason could be that WordPress isn't just well-liked; it's also the world's most popular content management system, running 34 percent of the world's 10 billion websites — including this one — according to the company.
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Chapman was well-liked and productive for the Yankees, who wanted him back for the same reason they first got him: to team with Dellin Betances and bolster a pitching staff with an uncertain rotation.
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Boris Johnson himself is a strange figure in British politics — he's not all that well-liked nor deeply trusted within the Conservative Party, unable to completely shake the reputation that he's just out for himself.
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But Lieberman has always been well-liked by his Senate colleagues, and if Trump nominates him, that may be enough to get him confirmed with a decent veneer of bipartisanship even in these turbulent times.
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But it'd be weird to argue that Obama and the Democrats showed a lack of political skill in managing to select Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan, two well-liked and scandal-free Supreme Court nominees.
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Unlike Ryan, McCarthy has never been known as someone who will lead a policy debate, but he's known for being well-liked and a skilled political tactician — and has definitely had ambitions for the speakership.
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One reading of the Anita Hill fiasco is that Biden's desperate desire to be "well liked" and appear "fair" to "all sides," led him to getting absolutely rolled by Republicans during the Clarence Thomas confirmation hearings.
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Biden is a personally very well-liked member of the Democratic Party establishment, nobody really thinks he meant any harm, and were he quietly fading into an elder statesman role, everyone might leave well enough alone.
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" A young black woman who is a popular Democratic political operative and activist said Clanton is well-liked and respected, but "a lot of people are trying to understand what [A Seat at the Table] is.
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Or -- a very safe choice -- Tim Kaine, a Democratic U.S. senator and former governor of Virginia with impeccable centrist Democratic establishment credentials, well-tested and well-liked, and a solid pick for a heartbeat-away job.
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Jackson has been well-liked by presidents from both parties, and Trump was pleased with the way Jackson touted the president's "excellent" health for more than an hour at a White House press briefing in January.
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The decision to reduce head count, the removal of a well-liked but underperforming executive or the tough annual review is hard, but the truth is, the calculus of being liked creates complexity with little value.
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Jennifer Granholm is a former two-term governor of Michigan, former state attorney-general, and former US attorney who's long been well-liked in the Democratic Party and speculated about for cabinet positions and other posts.
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"I do not know the Ambassador, but he is not well liked or thought of within the US." Trump added that May and her administration have created "a mess" by not following his advice on Brexit.
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Decades of Hillary Clinton's criticism of China's human rights record and her insistence on U.S. interests in the South China Sea have made her a well-known, and not well-liked figure among Beijing's ruling elite.
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The small-minded literal answer is that both Foer and Wieseltier are very well-liked and well-connected in the journalistic and literary worlds, and when they got fired they deployed their connections to torch Hughes.
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There's a science to finding and introducing new music to people, and even though I don't love all the music on the radio, it's safe to say that songs are the radio are pretty well liked.
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Scheer is well-liked inside the party and should benefit from four years as House speaker, a job that requires good relations with all Parliamentarians, said Kathy Brock, political science professor at Queen's University in Kingston.
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"When he was young, [my dad was] very good-looking, charming, a ladies' man, very well-liked," Balascio says in an exclusive clip (above) from a PeopleTV special about what she ultimately discovered about her father.
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Kelly Ayotte, a well-liked member of the chamber who was defeated the previous November, served as Gorsuch's Sherpa, and the outside and inside team's responsible for shepherding the nomination were given high marks by Republicans.
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Daniel Cottrell, her former supervisor at the visitor center, told the Washington Post that she worked at the center in Montana from the middle of May to July and was well-liked by her co-workers.
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Poll results show that not only is Warren well-liked, but she has also won over significantly more supporters than she had at the beginning of the race — the only campaign to do so thus far.
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Though well liked, and respected for relationships with powerful filmmakers like James Cameron, Mr. Gianopulos has been known as a solid operator, better attuned to industry issues and economics than star relationships and narrative story points.
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The four exceptions are cabinet officials who are all visible, well-liked by Trump and have not contributed to the recent headaches: Defense Secretary James Mattis, Budget Director Mick Mulvaney, Pompeo, and U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley.
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Homan, who is reviled by immigration rights activists and praised by Trump's allies, has accompanied the president on Air Force One after the announcement of Kelly's new role and is reportedly well-liked by the president.
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But in the case of Mr. Porter, White House aides privately acknowledge, some advisers appear to have chosen to try to protect a colleague who was generally well liked and, more important, too competent to lose.
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Some of it reflects the fact that none of the leading GOP contenders are particularly well-liked by the party's congressional leaders, so there's less interest in helping them out than might otherwise be the case.
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Gandhi joined the board, but the Sequoia director seat eventually came to Bryan Schreier, a well-liked former Google sales executive who joined Sequoia in March 2008, a few months before Gandhi would depart for Accel.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey and was a figure in the bridge-closing scandal, is well liked by most of the White House employees and seen by some as an unfair straw man for larger problems.
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But she is well liked at the State Department and is known to have close ties at the White House, particularly with Ivanka Trump, the president's daughter and senior adviser, and Ms. Trump's husband, Jared Kushner.
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Arriving, as Pressley did, as someone who unseated a well-liked incumbent is also not easy: It's like showing up for a new job to replace a popular co-worker whom you fought to get fired.
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The nominee was also joined on Wednesday by Kelly Ayotte, a well-liked former Republican senator from New Hampshire, who is helping to shepherd him through the nominating process months after losing her re-election bid.
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Republicans also pointed to Karrin Taylor Robson, an Arizona Board of Regents member and real estate developer, who is well-liked by the GOP donor community, and Eileen Klein, a chief of staff for former Gov.
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"Cars that remain on market for longer than average indicate that supply is higher than demand, which could mean the pricing is too high or that the car isn't as well-liked as its competitors," Ly said.
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With the well-liked incumbent stepping down, plus the fact that Senator Kamala Harris and Hillary Clinton carried Diamond Bar and the surrounding suburbs in 220, the area is now a must-watch battleground in the midterms.
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Now — decades after the killing and with years before either Graham or Zamora is eligible for parole following their murder convictions — Zamora is opening up about what she says happened to the exuberant and well-liked Adrianne.
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Though Landrieu was a reasonably well-liked incumbent who represented oil-rich Louisiana as chair of the vital Senate energy committee, she couldn't overcome the Republican advantage and lost by 28503 points to former-Congressman Bill Cassidy.
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Many more establishment and moderate Republicans saw Freitas as their best chance to keep Stewart from winning the primary, since no top-tier challengers deemed it worth running against Kaine, who is well-liked in the state.
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In the case of Wendy Gooditis, who won a long-shot victory over a well-liked Republican incumbent in the Washington exurbs, volunteers from chapters of Swing Left and Indivisible, national activist groups, showed up every weekend.
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Steyer's pre-campaign political giving was extremely well-regarded and broadly appreciated in progressive circles, and it seems like he can go back to being a well-liked benefactor with no real harm done or hard feelings.
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A retired four-star Marine general, Mr. Kelly was well-liked in the Senate — he was confirmed with bipartisan support to be Mr. Trump's first homeland security secretary — which made his criticism on Friday even more pointed.
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Mr Kennedy's reluctance to risk waiting may not sit well with many in the party, but that does not mean he is not well-liked or that he has not been a good worker for his constituents.
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She was not well liked by some White House advisers, including Reince Priebus, the former chief of staff; Jared Kushner, the president's son-in-law and senior adviser; and Mr. Kelly, according to multiple White House officials.
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Priebus is well-liked by the GOP establishment, and a major question moving forward will be how the Breitbart wing gets along with more traditional Republican leaders uncomfortable with its emphasis on race-baiting headlines and conspiracy theories.
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Even to casual observers, Amazon's decision to remove popular, well-liked products from its store over this spat — or never sell them to begin with — is an ugly example of the company throwing its weight and power around.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia — Fadi al-Batsh, a well-liked electrical engineering lecturer and devout family man, always had a smile for his friends and students in the seven years since he moved to Malaysia from his native Gaza.
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But deep down, Trump is a people-pleaser, his former employees and friends say, someone who abhors direct confrontation and would rather be well-liked by all, even if that means giving his aides power to ax people.
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"He told me repeatedly that he had talked to lots of people about me, including the attorney general, and had learned that I was doing a great job and was extremely well-liked by FBI workforce," Comey said.
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I say infamous because it was not particularly well-liked upon release for a variety of reasons: it was dark, the frame rate was abysmal (we're talking single digits in an era before PC versions), and maze-like.
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A well-liked Silicon Valley investor who spent more than a decade at Kleiner Perkins — and who coined the term "unicorn" to denote a billion-dollar startup — she is trying to wage an outsider's battle with insider's tactics.
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If they're looking at a smaller-scale move, Cory Joseph and Jared Sullinger have mid-sized salaries and, while Joseph is well-liked and an important part of a successful second unit, the team has ample guard depth.
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The previous captain, Arnaud Clément, only a few years older than the team's top players and well-liked, was dismissed after a disappointing defeat at the hands of Andy Murray and the Britain team in last summer's quarterfinals.
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Jackson is well liked at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in his role as the White House doctor, but some senior officials question whether he has the management experience necessary to run the second largest agency in the federal government.
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I realize that many Nintendo fans are long suffering in this regard; Sony and Microsoft both lapped Nintendo years ago with its online services (Xbox Live launched in 2002), which are generally well-liked and very fully featured.
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The case for Biden is straightforward: He can connect with the Rust Belt voters who carried Trump to victory in 2016, he was a loyal vice president to Obama and he is generally well-liked within the party.
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From Kentucky, with almost 30 years of service in the three federal branches, he had been a well-liked but overpowered chief on a court that was fractured when he arrived and even more so when he departed.
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But Biden could not pull away from the pack until this week, even though he is the former two-term vice president to a historic president beloved by his party, and is generally well liked by Democratic voters.
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On the advice of a friend of color, I skipped the well-liked Dolly Parton Stampede, which until recently was called Dixie Stampede, and divides the crowd into the North and the South for some Civil War playacting.
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Finally, while Tarantino is well-liked enough to have won two screenwriting Oscars, for "Pulp Fiction" and "Django Unchained," he remains a controversial figure who may not play well on a preferential Oscar ballot meant to reward consensus.
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Others who have worked with Jackson, and remain supportive of the well-liked White House doctor, say his reputation and career could now be at stake -- an outcome that might have been prevented if he was properly vetted.
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Parscale is almost universally well-liked and respected inside Trumpworld, a rarity considering it's rife with intense rivalries and backstabbing, though two sources familiar with the matter reported tension between Trump's 2016 campaign manager Corey Lewandowski and Parscale.
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And these days many right-wing voters are leaning toward the extreme right or the so-called hard right — the latter being personified by Mr. Fillon, who is well liked, for example, among Catholics hostile to gay marriage.
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According to Mads Bertelsen, one of the zoo's two veterinarians, who was present when the giraffe was born and when it died, the name was an homage to a well-liked contractor responsible for collecting the zoo's trash.
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While Hollis has stated on Facebook that she only wishes to tell her story, and didn't advocate any action on the part of her fans, a similar boycott, instigated by another well-liked media presence, occurred in 2013.
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Steve Carell presented Burnett with the award, calling her "one of the most revered, respected and most well-liked people in show business" before making an off-color quip about nice-guy Tom Hanks that NBC censors bleeped.
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They're the ideal couple to take on these specific roles: both are young, well-liked (though that's changed for Davidson in the wake of the breakup), charming, and most importantly, have proven they can play into jokes about themselves.
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Faida understands that his company is not well-liked by the ad industry — in fact, the following panel featuring IAB's Randall Rothenberg was separated from AdBlock's talk today on Disrupt's stage because of the animosity between the two firms.
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As a moderate former senator and vice president who is well-liked by Republicans and Democrats, blacks and whites, Biden argued that his presence as the Democrat on the ballot would force voters to focus on Trump's troubling antics.
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Many of these were not well-liked men, or men who expressed an advanced awareness of sexual and gender politics, and so it was at least easier to believe that they are controlling, or sexually inappropriate, or outright abusive.
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Born in a village outside Glasgow, he moved to London as a teenager, worked in restaurants and wound up as a well-known and well-liked maître d'hôtel at Joe Allen, a longtime Broadway staple on West 46th Street.
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But starting with his selection of a vice president who, though well-liked, did not seem to inspire enormous confidence in Obama as a potential president, Obama consistently acted to make Clinton his designated successor in all but name.
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While it may be tempting to defend a well-liked actor, as many did when Johnny Depp's abuse allegations came out, there's no way of knowing who is capable of being abusive, and the investigation is far from over.
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And it's a relief to know that this well-liked, caring, charismatic, and highly qualified candidate who tends to have excellent approval ratings while in office is in good health and expected to fully recover from a rough weekend.
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Researchers say good bosses are hard to come by, but as one of the highest-paid female CEOs and a leader in the tech industry, Mayer could probably use a few tips to become a more well-liked boss.
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This is a fantastic nugget from Bob Woodward and Robert Costa's Washington Post interview with Donald Trump conducted this past Thursday: Trump, who currently has a 63% unfavorable rating, argues that presidents who aren't well liked fail miserably. pic.twitter.
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The man was a friend of mine, a fellow picker who was well-liked by many men of the camp; I saw the woman go in with him, but I didn't understand at the time what had actually happened.
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Unlike Ryan, McCarthy is not someone known to lead a policy debate, but on Capitol Hill, he's well-liked and persuasive — enough to give vulnerable Republican members assurances of electoral protection as long as they vote with the party.
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Mr. Trump told reporters gathered in the Oval Office on Tuesday for an unrelated event that Ms. Grisham "has been with me since the beginning" and added that she was well-liked by both White House officials and journalists.
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Voters in North Carolina had a hard choice this election: vote for well-liked Republicans who crafted the bathroom bill or try and put an end to the problems caused by the law by voting for less popular Democrats.
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Clovis has proved himself to be a steady hand, impressed career staff and become well-liked, even by some of his critics, who privately acknowledge that tanking his nomination could yield a pick they would view as much worse.
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Both are spearheaded by cultural powerhouses: Ms. Fey is one of the nation's most well-liked comedic writers and performers, and "SpongeBob," with a huge cult following, is the first Broadway venture led by Nickelodeon, the children's cable network.
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Rosenblum quotes from Jonathan Franzen's "Freedom," in which, driven by ordinary envy and jealousy, neighbors turn on one of their own—a kind, attractive, and well-liked woman who bakes cookies for the neighborhood kids and babysits for free.
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"Asher had only been a student in our school for a short time, but he was a kind young man who was well liked by his teachers and his peers," Page Middle Principal Dr. Eric Lifsey said, WZTV reports.
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The G903 is a very modest upgrade from the G900 while the G703 is practically identical to the well liked G403; both of the two new models use the PMW3366 optical sensor and just add improved switches rated to last longer.
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At the news conference Tuesday, Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Chief Richard Bowers called for the public's help in locating Mittendorff -- a "motivated and dedicated" firefighter and paramedic for three years who was "respected and well-liked" by her colleagues.
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Activists in Iowa, which will hold the first caucuses in less than a year, stressed that Biden is well-liked there and that many Democrats are likely to wait to see what he does before pledging support to another candidate.
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Though his Democratic opponent is also a familiar face, well liked among his party faithful too, Republicans from Washington to Ohio are cautiously predicting a Portman win, arguing he is running one of the best re-election campaigns in the country.
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Señora Gaeta was also well liked because it was exciting to hear her talk: she swore the most powerful and unusual oaths they'd ever heard, really unrepeatable stuff , and all in a sweetly quivering voice, like the song of a harp.
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"He needs to transform his considerable popularity into voting intentions, but it won't be easy because he's not well liked on the left and his popularity on the right would not necessarily translate into votes," said IFOP pollsters' analyst Frederic Dabi.
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A US$350m add-on for waste services provider Clean Harbor was well received due to the company's solid track record and strong financials despite a low coupon of 175bp over Libor, which has proved difficult for less well liked companies.
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For Mr. Obama, who was already well-liked in black communities, the path to the Democratic nomination was unlocked in Iowa, helping him centralize black support in South Carolina and in the southern Democratic electorate en route to the nomination.
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Still, although Mr. Libous was well liked in his chamber, his trial laid bare some less savory aspects of his Capitol dealings, including promises to steer business to a Westchester County law firm where his son Matthew hoped to be employed.
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He had promised Oesterle and other members of the state's Republican business establishment that he would continue in the path of his predecessor, Mitch Daniels, a well-liked fiscal conservative who had called for a "truce" on divisive social issues.
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Although a big part of the reason was that "people were not ready at that point" to believe Pao's word over the well-liked team at Kleiner Perkins, she also called into question the ethics of the VC firm's defense.
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The enthusiasm with which he speaks about QPR – where he has been majority shareholder since the summer of 2011 – is one of the reasons that he is generally well liked at the club, this despite their inconstant fortunes under his tenure.
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The complex, confusing case raises a range of important questions, some with ready answers and some without: Mr. Khashoggi, who was 59 when he disappeared, was well known and well liked by journalists and diplomats who traveled to the kingdom.
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There's a reason national Democrats want him to run so badly: A well-liked governor who's now in his second and final term, he is viewed as the candidate who could bring an otherwise noncompetitive red state within Senate Democrats' reach.
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Dr. Faust, a well-liked historian known for her scholarship on the American South, was appointed in 219 after a turbulent period in which her predecessor, Lawrence H. Summers, an economist and former Treasury secretary, alienated significant portions of the faculty.
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Cory Booker, who dropped out of the 2020 presidential election on Monday, managed to both be an incredibly well-liked and satisfactory candidate to people all over the Democratic primary, all while peaking at 5% in the polls last February.
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That decision followed a day in which Republicans mostly closed ranks around Mr. Sessions, a well-liked former Senate colleague, amid revelations that he spoke with the Russian ambassador last year, seemingly contradicting testimony from his confirmation hearing in January.
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That this was City's first game since the departure of Mikel Arteta — Guardiola's trusted assistant, a well-liked, sincerely respected member of staff — to become the manager of Arsenal seemed to confirm that this was Leicester's chance to make a statement.
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After all, if some tragedy should befall Clinton while she was in office, her well-liked vice presidential pick, Tim Kaine, would become president, and it's difficult to see why any Clinton-supporting voter would prefer a Trump presidency over that outcome.
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While the producers seem to be more lenient when it comes to how well liked the lead for The Bachelor is (ahem, Colton), they usually cast one of the most liked women in the house and on social media for The Bachelorette.
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White nationalist bloodied in protest Mattis, known as a plain-spoken leader well-liked by his Marines, was later promoted to run US Central Command in 2010 -- a post that gave him command responsibility for all US forces in the Middle East.
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The boy's 16-year-old sister told KPRC-TV he was well-liked in the community, and Isidro Barrera, the boy's brother-in-law said, "He don't have a phone, he didn't own an iPad, a laptop, anything," that might motivate a robbery.
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