By Evan Ratliff World-class criminals, like world-class writers, are natural obsessives.
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Colleges have long boasted about world-class research laboratories and world-class athletic programs.
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"We have world-class people doing this, we have world-class partnerships," Kelly said Thursday.
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"Both of them are world-class fullbacks and Ben is a world class winger," Hansen said.
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If you behave the way world-class performers behave, you'll start to produce world-class results.
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"A world-class opera company needs a world-class orchestra," the musicians said in a statement.
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If you're going to be a world-class power, you've got to have a world-class infrastructure.
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But just know this: We are a world-class city and we have world-class preparedness as well.
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On top of being a world-class athlete, Serena Williams is also a world-class sharer of friendly advice.
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And for the 2004 Athens Games, the world-class beaches of Greece were too pebbly for world-class volleyball.
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It has its share of world-class firms, but its public unions are world-class, too—in seeing off change.
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Get clicking right now, and get set for another world class party, brought to you by a world class website.
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It runs like this: Brazil does not produce world-class goalkeepers, because Brazil does not generally need world-class goalkeepers.
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In the case of Yum, we had a world class management team, had a world class board, comprised of ex-CEOs and business leaders.
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ONE Championship attracted headlines globally when it signed a hat-trick of former UFC athletes considered world-class athletes, or with world-class potential.
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"In light of these [acquisition talks], we started realizing what it takes to become a world-class CPG organization with world-class products," Lee said.
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It had a world-class player (a world-class sportsman) in Gareth Bale, the Real Madrid star who loves getting down to earth with his countrymen.
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"We have world-class talent, world-class entertainers reaching out to us offering their help, offering their services so no struggle, whatsoever," Epshteyn told ABC television news.
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"I started as a category-three rider with the engine of a world-class runner but the bike-handling skills of a world-class runner," he says.
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But the best duel of the night was Djokovic's world-class defense against del Potro's world-class forehand, which remains one of the game's ultimate crowd pleasers.
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Volkswagen wants to put integrity on an equal footing with world class profitability and manufacturing world class vehicles, a task that will take until 2025, she said.
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It's certainly understandable that Ronaldo would automatically assume that Messi and Suarez conspired to pad the stats to keep Ronaldo in second place—you don't become a world class athlete without a world class ego or world class paranoia—but that's a lot of effort to put into it, isn't it?
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The main problem with the 'world class' debate is that, on a fundamental level, the criteria by which 'world class' status must be judged is both subjective and completely arbitrary.
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"We have world-class talent, world-class entertainers reaching out to us offering their help, offering their services so no struggle, whatsoever," inaugural committeee spokesman Boris Epshteyn told ABC News.
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Beyond athletic performance, economic success enhances the chances of Olympic glory, according to Goldman Sachs, because "a country is more likely to produce world-class athletes in a world-class environment".
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If Samsung could match its world-class products with a world-class buying and serving experiences, it has a chance of leveling the playing field with Apple in the premium handset market.
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"There is no doubt it is a world-class resource, but I'm not sure Grasberg is a world-class business for us," the newspaper reported Rio CEO Jean-Sebastian Jacques as saying.
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"We think we have a high level of technical expertise and the ability to watch costs and be the prime mover in combining this world-class technology with world-class cost control."
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The nearby Joslyn Art Museum, just south of Creighton University, was a logical next stop: The only thing better than a world-class art collection is a free world-class art collection.
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It is extraordinarily difficult to beat world-class competition in the 4-kilometer race, and then return the following day and beat a fresh crop of world-class runners in the 12.
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NADELLA: YOU KNOW, TO ME, I WAS LOOKING AT WHAT'S A WORLD CLASS ORGANIZATION, DOING WORLD CLASS WORK, AND WAS LOCAL TO SEATTLE, AND YOU KNOW, UNANIMOUSLY, PEOPLE SORT OF RECOMMENDED FRED HUTCH.
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Compare the hands of a world-class boxer to those of a world-class kickboxer or Nak Muay and the boxer will be able to create and accomplish more with his two fists.
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"It is a world class facility, no doubt," Sullivan said.
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Yet he consistently wins exchanges and batters world class lightweights.
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"They are imitators and adaptors, not world class," Pollack said.
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" Positive employee reviews: "Excellent culture, world class people and benefits.
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It's part of our vision to say we're world class.
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She is an amazing person and a world class footballer.
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"Having been built by Google, it's world class," Keirstead said.
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"They are the best ... they are world class," Modi said.
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Building a culture of operational excellence and world class hospitality.
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"They wanted everything to be world class," Ms. Taylor said.
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AND, YOU KNOW, WE GOT A SET OF WORLD CLASS BRANDS.
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Eventually, he wants the company to be a world-class name.
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"We are determined to make a world-class movie," he said.
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And how can you have world-class universities without proper resources?
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Some universities in poorer countries have been doing world-class research.
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This is undermining the country's ability to support world-class universities.
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Colonia Roma offers incredible world-class restaurants, as does Colonia Condesa.
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Berlin offered a famously fast course and a world-class field.
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Mr Khan has established three world-class cancer hospitals in Pakistan.
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It's world-class networking and a veritable breeding ground for opportunity.
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And unlike its carmakers, China's tech giants are already world class.
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Tech bosses urge May to save Britain's 'world-class status' Reuters
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Our infrastructure was world class and largely ahead of the demand.
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She said she and Gurley had met with world-class leaders.
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I didn't expect that from you being a world-class player.
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So, why would a little kid need a world-class chiropractor?
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Alongside substantial government backing is Canada's array of world-class universities.
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Ronda Rousey's world class boxing is a terrific example of that.
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Bret brings world class experience, insight, & thoughtfulness around building social services.
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So it really is a world-class colorist at this point.
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"You can't get a world-class coach for free," he says.
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World-class gaming could be streamed to any new device, anywhere.
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Both have world-class research institutions, regional universities and community colleges.
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He's an expert in designing, building, and attracting world-class teams.
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The PRIDE Open Weight Grand Prix contained legitimate, world class talent.
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It has its own castle that's also a world-class winery.
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And they're now going on to the world-class circus performance.
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Many will reach their grave without ever experiencing world-class success.
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That said, we are world class when it comes to bickering.
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"The World Class Kings Theatre Welcomes You," a sign underneath affirms.
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And that country, Mr. Hanke noted, had a world-class mint.
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Aspen's Quintess Collection property places visitors next to world-class skiiing.
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"This region deserves to have world-class infrastructure," Mr. Cotton said.
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Roberto Martínez does not appear to be a world-class coach.
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I'm honored to be a part of this world-class team.
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World-class music resounds on our doorsteps in New York City.
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Those two professions have produced a lot of world-class drunks.
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Finland has long produced a disproportionate number of world-class conductors.
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We want to be in big markets with world-class venues.
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" This person described Berrent as "world class at what she does.
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Politics sometimes rewards braggarts, and Trump is a world-class boaster.
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China is poised to deliver world-class compositions, says Mr Cai.
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I am so proud of its spirit and world class journalism.
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Repeated calls to implement world-class safety standards have been overlooked.
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So it is a world class field, anybody can take it.
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At the high end, they could indeed produce world-class bottles.
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Can you still raise a solid round from world-class investors?
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We want world-class museums, immense parks, rare shops, grand boulevards.
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Watch them embark on reckless, exhilarating endeavors in world-class cars.
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I have access to world-class doctors at very little cost.
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He would sometimes see world-class sailor Larry Ellison sail by.
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To some everyone wins, to a world class athlete everyone loses.
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And, of course, Disrupt SF offers three days packed with exciting and cutting-edge tech programming, world-class speakers, Startup Alley, Q & A Sessions, the Virtual Hackathon and world-class networking made easy with the CrunchMatch platform.
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Things world-class bars want, like mezcal and high-quality tonic water.
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World-class athletes aren't the only ones preparing for the Olympic Games.
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World-class cybercriminals are also hoping to walk away with some gold.
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Tshabalala listed the country's strengths - resources, world-class companies, infrastructure and workers.
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Visitors to Dakar, the capital, fly into a new world-class airport.
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NATO is now a world-class military alliance looking for a mission.
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Villanelle is a world-class international hit-woman with definite sociopathic tendencies.
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KEVIN MAYER: We think it is -- it is the world class network.
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Use some of your time to take in the world-class speakers.
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She is a terrific coach and a truly world-class human being.
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I mean, I'm biased, but Chicago is a world class city, right?
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For years, MWR has been a company with world-class technical research.
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Britain no longer punches above its weight in producing world-class companies.
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Using Salesforce, you can implement apps that deliver world-class customer service.
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AND I NEED TO LEVERAGE THIS WORLD CLASS LEADERSHIP TEAM WE'VE ASSEMBLED.
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Just imagine you could become a world-class doctor in one day.
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Jared Kushner Might Now Be Our Best Hope for World-Class Internet
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Our world-class public university system in Virginia is also suffering consequences.
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I'm a world-class fool in the best case of the word.
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This was when Kongo was being billed as a world class striker.
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"We want our kids to have a world-class education," he says.
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Australia's oldest living former leader is also a world-class beer-chugger.
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She is a terrific coach, and a truly world-class human being.
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A world class infrastructure that provides generations a chance to get active?
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Since then, the city has become a world-class destination for theater.
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"Our investors are world-class experts in their respective fields," he said.
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You don't even need to become world-class after reading this article.
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" The headline almost writes itself: "World-Class Scientist Says Miracles Can Happen!
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Ms. Dorrance has made herself a peer of world-class ballet dancers.
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World Class isn't really classifiable—it's not a restaurant or pop-up.
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Excellent entertainment options (sports, music, night life, restaurants) and world-class shopping.
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Of these, 85 are instructors; Lambda calls them "world class" industry experts.
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She founded the Hermitage in St. Petersburg (still a world-class museum).
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A roster of world-class speakers and panelists — founders, investors and icons.
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Our economic competitiveness depends on having a world-class public transportation system.
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Supporting a highly-educated, world-class workforce does not happen by accident.
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The genre dictates Blanc should be a world-class thinker and deducer.
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Their game plan is simple: aim to be a world-class facility.
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A world-class radio telescope is only a few hundred feet across.
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"We are potentially hugely excited about the Iranian economy — it could be the biggest in frontier markets, they have world class companies and world class people," said Carlos Hardenberg, director frontier markets strategy at the Templeton Emerging Markets group.
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That some world-class athletes use them too is not a groundbreaking revelation.
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But even chemo didn't stop this world-class athlete from breaking a sweat.
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A region once infamous for its copycats is producing some world-class innovators.
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And the Chinese are hard at work trying to build world-class universities.
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"Chicago is a world-class city—a city of big plans," he says.
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It was not the offense of a world class boxer by any means.
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Laos is not known for producing world-class athletes, let alone Olympian cyclists.
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It's just really exciting to see world-class artists play with your material.
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Both have solid track records of success in nurturing world-class technology companies.
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Chicago is a world-class city filled with amazing people with big ideas.
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Various world-class leaders agree, too: Warren Buffett and Bill Gates play bridge.
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She continuing to compete at a world class level long after being diagnosed.
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However, once you make the second shift, you are among the world-class.
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We are committed to hiring a new world class CEO to lead Uber.
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Khan's mission is to provide a free, world-class education to anyone, anywhere.
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Many other works in their world-class collection were handed down over generations.
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Or on proven world class bantamweight kickboxer, Tenshin Nasukawa, being fed easy knockouts.
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Uber's biggest problem is that it has encountered a world-class local upstart.
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It's great family entertainment where you watch world-class athletes as they compete.
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With world-class laboratories, the U.S. once led the planet in agricultural innovation.
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"I think that President Xi is a world class poker player," he said.
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Mr. Laplanche is also a world-class sailor who holds two speed records.
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"I think that President Xi is a world-class poker player," Trump said.
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The Trade Center will soon have its own world-class performing arts center.
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He knows Trump is a fool, world class in only one thing — ignorance.
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Adrian Ballinger is a world class mountaineer, skier, business leader, and professional speaker.
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What communities need most, even more than socioeconomic integration, are world-class schools.
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There are world-class athletes, and then there are the world's best athletes.
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People still haven't figured out that these are world-class chardonnay and pinot.
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And, as always, there will be plenty of opportunity for world-class networking.
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But world-class athletes are turning a withering fire on sports' ruling bodies.
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He wasn't a Messi, Maradona or Cruyff, but he was still world class.
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PAFA's museum hosts world-class exhibitions and a renowned collection of American art.
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If I'm writing a hit record, I want it to be world class.
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It could be you, assuming you're a world class, multidisciplinary team of engineers!
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Our home cities offer almost every comfort and opportunity, except world-class universities.
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However, I did get matched up against a lot of world-class opponents.
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"He's a world-class player," Trump said of Tillerson before formally nominating him.
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"Nasdaq today is a world-class market operator and technology leader," she said.
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The arts are thriving, museums are world-class and night life is popping.
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Do world-class swimmers' hearts function differently than the hearts of elite runners?
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Chicago is full of world-class museums, award-winning restaurants, and lively nightlife.
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Theoretically, a wonderfully gifted team filled with world-class players in every position.
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The good news is that we have world-class professionals available to us.
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After all, his name was plastered all over world class hotels and resorts.
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Reuters has both a world-class newsroom and a powerful global distribution network.
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"The film was world class," he said in an interview the next day.
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"It's a world-class piece of art," he said of the renovated building.
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It's ours responsibility as technology providers to build world-class security and protections.
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INTELLIGENCE Britain said the decision protected national security while delivering world-class connectivity.
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He is educated, a leader, a world-class ultramarathoner and a traditional believer.
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World-class young scientists don't rush to become curators in a nuclear museum.
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The company's mission is to make world-class education available to anyone, anywhere.
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Adding a world-class infrastructure system is a key component in that growth.
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We are committed to hiriring a new world class CEO to lead Uber.
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We are committed to hiring a new world-class CEO to lead Uber.
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As a result, the Continent's automakers have continued to produce world-class wagons.
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And, of course, you can take advantage of Disrupt's three content-packed days of exciting and inspiring tech programming, world-class speakers, Q&A Sessions, the Virtual Hackathon and world-class founder-to-investor networking made easy with the CrunchMatch platform.
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This is the beginning of a bold, new journey as we bring together world-class partners in a world-class location — to deliver innovative and differentiated experiences for our nearly 29,000 PGA Golf Professionals, golfers of all abilities and our staff.
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While these are big opportunities, the challenge with investing in real estate tech is to find startups with teams that not only have world-class product and software capabilities, but also world-class knowledge of finance, real estate, and operations.
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Being a world class athlete should not be treated as a part time job.
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It's a party, with a world class sporting event all wrapped into one thing.
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You need a lot of gear and resources to outdo world-class mining operations.
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Get ready to experience world-class networking TechCrunch-style at TC Sessions: Enterprise 2019.
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All the credit goes to my coach for making me a world class hurdler.
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Klinsmann was supposed to change all that, making the program about world-class talent.
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All the owners are world-class collectors such as Eli Broad and François Pinault.
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A world-class university without freedom of thought is still a contradiction in terms.
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I'm a world-class judoka — my work on the mat will speak for itself.
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When I came to Uber, I wanted to build a world class legal team.
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He played with guys like Johnny Mathis and Jack Benny, so he's world-class.
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It's a world-class, off-the-hook networking opportunity you don't want to miss.
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The bot is pretty good at the game, says Fazeli — but not world class.
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As one magazine said, he's a world-class businessman; he was friendly with everybody.
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It's the Trolley Problem done with drones, a beautiful script, and world class actors.
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China's nimble new innovators are using world-class technologies from supercomputing to gene editing.
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They also praise its world-class facilities and faculty, which includes several Nobel laureates.
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Bernstock questions whether world-class sporting facilities truly serve the needs of the area.
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One of the dragons you free, for example, fancies himself a world-class painter.
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Then, when a world class chef tells them [it's not], they're still in denial.
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After weeks of bedrest, Williams spent months rebuilding herself to world-class athlete status.
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"A competitive, world-class workforce is crucial to our continued economic growth," he said.
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"Oracle has decades of experience meeting the needs of world-class enterprises," said Chris
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In the area of global trade, the euro area remains a world class powerhouse.
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It's luxurious and indulgent and a world-class dessert cheese in its own right.
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The addition of proven world-class players and a brilliant goalkeeper have done nothing.
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In 2006, Netflix took a long, hard look at its world-class Cinematch Technology.
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And we will continue to grow our team of world-class digital optimization experts.
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It has world-class institutions, and it's meritocratic, and it has the American dream.
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"We describe (Boracay) as a world-class island destination with poor services," Alegre said.
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Ferriss went straight to the sources and interviewed more than 200 world-class performers.
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People have one of two mindsets: scarcity thinking and world-class thinking, Siebold explains.
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The quality of research is world-class and the arbitrage of value is good.
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Ollie's celebrated talent as a world-class listener suddenly seemed like a minor miracle.
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And she has become a world-class performer in the 22012 and 21 freestyles.
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Bats are world-class echolocators, capable of navigating tight spaces and detecting minuscule insects.
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Well, I don't think anyone could dispute that Tsiskaridze is a world-class ego.
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World-class success depends entirely on your ability to function at your highest level.
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Those teams of amazing, academic talent in Uber are world-class in forecasting marketplaces.
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Offering everything from world-class theme parks to popular beaches to vibrant city nightlife.
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Le Méridien Lav has a world-class spa with sparkling indoor and outdoor pools.
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He is world-class narcissistic not just for our day but for the ages.
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In the whole world there's only a few coaches that are world-class caliber.
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A world-class fire department is being destroyed from within by third-rate politicians.
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We all share the same goals of connecting every American to world-class networks.
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"Every world-class investor is questioning right now how they can improve," he said.
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In the end, "to be world class, London needs ride-sharing," Mr. Knight said.
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Attica Ben Shewry's restaurant in Melbourne is nothing short of a world-class gem.
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"I'm a world class orator, wheelchair warrior," Harris writes in one of his pieces.
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Now, there's a push to see if the country can produce world class cyclists.
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The corporations drove down real estate taxes, while the colleges brought world-class culture.
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Elina Svitolina, Williams's opponent in Thursday's semifinals, is a world-class counterpuncher, as well.
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Salazar, a former world-class marathon runner, said he will appeal against the decision.
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WARNING -- DO NOT TRY THIS MOVE ON ANYONE UNLESS YOU'RE A WORLD CLASS FIGHTER!!!
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"We describe (Boracay) as a world class island destination with poor services," Alegre says.
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Each camera also features world-class motion detection, two-way audio, and night vision.
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Within months, Mr. Williamson transformed into a world-class bobsledder, winning five international medals.
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There's also a world-class spa with a spacious fitness facility and daily wellness classes.
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What the ad does feature: Trump talking about his world class sprinkler system at Turnberry.
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Bristol Robotics Lab, in particular, has generated a world-class reputation for its robotics accelerator.
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They are not sent abroad, no world-class coaches are brought here to train them.
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"Gautam is a world-class financial talent," Uber CEO Travis Kalanick said in a statement.
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Our location allows us to capture world-class talent and leverage the Silicon Valley community.
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Has there never been a player who has remained world class into his mid thirties?
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The city achieves this through a combination of accelerators, rapid prototyping and world-class manufacturing.
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That includes world-class assets in stable locations such as its Morenci operation in Arizona.
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Some of its hardware, such as its S-400 air defense systems, is world-class.
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Its officials worry that MIC1.33 commits China to being world-class in all those sectors.
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All you last-minute shoppers, world-class procrastinators and all-around slow-pokes listen up!
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This day-long intensive event features speakers, panel discussions, demos, workshops and world-class networking.
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As you'd imagine, the health care, entertainment, continuing education and dining landscapes are world class.
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Adding to his joy were the "world class biodynamic vineyards" that Richard noted were nearby.
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It's a world-class team that has experience in navigating precisely these kinds of transitions.
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Udemy offers world-class online courses in web development, photography, animation and drawing, and more.
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Carrey spoofed the actor's rambling Lincoln commercial with this world-class impression on SNL. 11.
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He's trained world class athletes like Cristiano Ronaldo, Asafa Powell and tons of NFL players.
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Thermal baths and world-class museums are just some of the attractions you'll find here.
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Don't forget its geographic beauty and easy access to world-class wine, food and nature.
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Doing that so easily to a world-class opponent could understandably make a man complacent.
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Interns can develop relationships with world-class working animation professionals and learn about post-production.
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Even a world-class restaurant like Per Se was recently burdened with a "C" rating.
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The world-class recreation opportunities around Moab stand to benefit with this forward-thinking plan.
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Germany's engineering industry is alarmed; automated manufacturing can't happen at scale without world-class connectivity.
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And capital Guatemala City boasts world-class health care at a fraction of U.S. costs.
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But we want to make the business as world class as our engineering and technology.
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Disrupt Berlin offers so much more, including workshops, world-class networking opportunities and after-parties.
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A jam-packed day of panel discussions, workshops, Q&As, demos and world-class networking.
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Moldex Composites provides world-class and advanced carbon composites to USA's premier motor racing series.
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His technique is pretty similar to what all the world-class rope skippers are using.
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"[She's] a world-class liar," Trump said in his 40-minute address in New York.
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Its universities, literature, design, music and performing arts, medical science and technology are world class.
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This infrastructure allows entrepreneurs to access customers, partners, and world class computing power from anywhere.
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We need to fund post-doctoral fellows at universities, world class facilities, and lab equipment.
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Goyal and his wife made India proud by launching a "world class" airline, Singh added.
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In Alaska, we know that thousands of livelihoods depend on our world-class fishery resources.
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He's the relateable, genuine everyman, who just happens to be a world class pro wrestler.
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"We've got world-class software and hardware design focused on measuring the heart," Gundotra beamed.
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"It was just a complete surprise to find such world-class accommodations," Mr. Bolles said.
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Now students can study their masters — world-class performers — from every angle, again and again.
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Give every student and teacher new tools so all kids get a world-class education.
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I want to send a message that Birmingham has a world-class classical ballet company.
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Enticed by Dubai's world-class accommodations — and the occasional appearance fee — players quickly took notice.
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In New York, we expect world-class performance spaces to be works of art themselves.
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Andreescu can bang groundstrokes at a world-class clip or change pace abruptly with slice.
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"We're sitting there on Wednesday morning listening to this world-class music," Ms. Thornton said.
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A fascinating and nimble collection of world class poetry that grew in our own backyard.
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Germany, with its world-class manufacturers and less competitive service firms, enjoys the status quo.
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We have world-class expertise in techniques requiring less data — 'small data' — to train algorithms.
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George Clooney is an award-winning actor, a new father and a world-class prankster.
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With a collection of ancient manuscripts rivaling the Vatican's, the Ambrosian Library is world-class.
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The newest installment, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, is world class, apparently.
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"The rap on Africans is often that we can't build world-class institutions," says Negatu.
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Many things set the Cannes Film Festival apart: world-class cinema, glamorous stars, Mediterranean sun.
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In effect, there is one biomechanical way for world-class sprinters to run extremely fast.
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"He's a world-class goaltender — he's shown that for so many years now," Cole said.
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Here's your annual reminder that the Metropolitan Opera's orchestra is a world-class concert ensemble.
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The leadership team is world-class in strategic decision making and empathetic bottoms up leadership.
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Either he is a slow learner, or his "world-class" memory has shrunk with age.
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Greece spent around $15 billion building world-class stadiums to host the Olympics in 2004.
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The tournament features eight world-class female tennis players including Serena Williams and Venus Williams.
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I succeeded in making a world-class sanitary pad with a 65,000-rupee ($1,012) machine.
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So, we asked Johnny how a world-class physical specimen like LeBron would hold up.
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In a statement provided to Recode by Airbnb (that you can read in full below), Holder says he's excited to develop a "world-class anti-discrimination policy": I'm looking forward to working with Airbnb to develop and implement a world-class anti-discrimination policy.
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From a world-class education comes an unparalleled workforce ready to innovate in Minnesota's growing economy.
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Trump called her "a world-class liar" and slammed her use of a private email server.
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It traces back to the USSR when its universities were designed to produce world class engineers.
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Here is Barack Obama enjoying a tropical trip on billionaire, rich Branson&aposs world class yacht.
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His latest book, "Tools of Titans, " explores the daily routines and habits of world-class performers.
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You have a world-class studio that you built and you're not recording music in it.
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WE STILL HAVE, IF YOU LOOK AT OUR TRADING BUSINESSES, WE HAVE WORLD CLASS TRADING FRANCHISES.
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Whether or not these players are 'world class' depends on an impossibly disparate set of perspectives.
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Word of mouth, in particular, is an especially important driver of distribution for world-class products.
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"Thomas is a world-class executive and Google is showing a commitment to this," Cirne said.
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North Korea, it's fair to say, is a world-class innovator when it comes to propaganda.
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And that's the idea behind the circus: bringing a world-class show to these various communities.
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Win or lose, that kind of world-class exposure can change the course of your business.
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"Our leadership team is determined to return to world-class levels of operational execution," he said.
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Six presidents, celebrities, and other famous people travel to Brooklyn for his world-class formal wear.
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Though the smaller teams boasted no world-class players, their star-studded opponents were largely ineffectual.
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The primary cost is the large world-class rocket team he has working on [the BFR].
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"My mom can't come any more, but she's world class shopper, and orders online," Lucero says.
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Cape Town has an incredible culinary scene with world-class restaurants and hip, Williamsburg-worthy bars.
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Muhammad is an African-American, hijab-wearing Muslim woman who is also a world class fencer.
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We have more models than ever before – 55 representing 17 countries, and four world-class entertainers.
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We've also got world-class hospitals, theaters, sports teams and the Disney of supermarkets: Publix. 3.
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He played world-class defense, counterattacked when prudent and extended rally after rally without looking edgy.
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China's world-class tech giants, Alibaba and Tencent, have market values of around $500bn, rivalling Facebook's.
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David Kennedy started TrustedSec with the vision of building a world-class information security consulting company.
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Malcolm Jenkins is a world-class athlete, but he doesn't have a flippant view of fame.
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You keep surviving this competition and you just — you just delivered us a world-class performance.
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We have a great portfolio of investments and a world class team at Sherpa supporting them.
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But for serious runners—and world-class athletes—it can be a major source of frustration.
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Each student has a private studio and access to world-class digital and analogue printmaking facilities.
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Dr. Lisa Sanders, a world-class physician from Yale specializing in complex cases, heads up Diagnosis.
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The United States was supposed to be a big L.N.G. importer, not a world class exporter.
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Given his record thus far, it would appear Wheeler is not listening to world class experts.
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Messrs Yip and McKern call it "the world's biggest Petri dish for breeding world-class competitors".
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The park provides a world-class skating experience, but basic skateboarding equipment can still be pricey.
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Building a world class transportation system will allow us to compete on the global economic stage.
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Kalisz wanted to be like Mike, so he made himself into a world-class butterfly swimmer.
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"I've never seen anything like that from a world class player in my life," Strange added.
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But if you take great care at the start, you end up with world-class brews.
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A member of the Army's World Class Athlete Program, Nunn also is a USOC Athlete representative.
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"I know George is a world-class CFO, leader and team-builder," Swan said in statement.
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There are thousands of very good young artists and hundreds of galleries, some already world class.
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Mexicans can now talk about their own world-class filmmakers, international art shows or breakout chefs.
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The cool climate makes for world-class sparkling wines, and the pinot noirs are good, too.
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He also got a world-class show from some of the stars whose careers he promoted.
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The powerhouse art school alumni are filling city storefronts with world-class boutiques, showrooms and studios.
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These days, supermarkets, drugstores and even corner bodegas often carry world-class beers among their selections.
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The United States was supposed to be a big L.N.G. importer, not a world class exporter.
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He said he wants Tesla to one day surpass its rivals as a world-class manufacturer.
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The work is the marquee attraction of MAIIAM, a world-class museum that opened in 24.
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This rustic retreat of world-class dance is in the final stretch of its summer season.
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" That is why, it added, the company is "working to put in place world-class governance.
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Startup Battlefield, the TC Hackathon and we're building out a world-class line up of speakers.
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I found the city lovely, with its lakeside setting, fine old houses and world-class museum.
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Night after night, world class athletics played out in front of banks of largely empty seats.
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"Together we create the European World-Class leader in digital payments," said Grapinet in a statement.
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Airbnb's throwing some incredible experiences -- like taking fencing classes from world-class fencing champion Ibtihaj Muhammad.
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But the billionaire philanthropist has shown that even world-class icons have idols of their own.
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You don't need to be a world-class mountaineer to stand out in a job interview.
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A world-class opera was one of the main reasons Munich made the 52 Places list.
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Should skaters like Jones be considered world-class athletes along side Stephen Curry and Tom Brady?
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You'll get excellent day-to-day shots, too, thanks to Google's world-class image processing tech.
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This partnership further demonstrates our dedication to having a world class live streaming product for gaming.
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A world-class meteorite collection is among the highlights of the new Maine Mineral & Gem Museum.
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"The Two Popes" thus provides food for thought, and features a pair of world-class actors.
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Donald Trump is a reality TV star, world-class marketer, and real estate developer turned president.
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Turns out there are still world-class orchestras that have yet to make it to Carnegie.
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This led to world-class "straddling" on the part of May and Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.
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We believe they have a world class team, strong technology capabilities, and the right business model.
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Ben Carson was of course a world-class neurosurgeon who came from a childhood of poverty.
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For 30 years, CNBC has been dedicated to providing world class reporting for our viewers and users.
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Biles's beam routine is considered world class because of the number of elements she does in succession.
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She's bringing in world-class experts who've been published and who have groundbreaking work in their field.
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So what are the key steps to turning dusty ledgers into a world-class digital supply chain?
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There's so much more to experience at Disrupt — like world-class networking in Startup Alley and beyond.
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To be truly world class, surely a player must have an appeal not just nationally, but globally.
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A lifetime subscription affords you this convenience, along with a reliable API and world-class customer service.
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But 80 percent of world-class performers meditate, he says, so he eventually got in the habit.
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It's a world-class opportunity to make the crucial connections you need to build your startup empire.
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Some have succumbed or moved to cheaper places, but many of those that remain are world class.
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But why would a world-class choreographer want to pass on her knowledge to the general population?
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We will continue to work together to push forward world-class imaging to creators around the world.
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The same approach to training AI agents is how OpenAI developed its world-class Dota 2 bot.
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He runs large studio operations and has a world-class art collection of more than 3,000 works.
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Clinton told those in attendance Putin was "a world-class misogynist" who used fear tactics against women.
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Many of his peers have only able to post world-class times for a couple of years.
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Here's how top business leaders and members of The Oracles forge world-class connections with their teams.
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This will help expand the city's already world-class startup ecosystem into the health and wellness markets.
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It benefits from a deep reservoir of human capital, world-class infrastructure and the rule of law.
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First, when do these world-class athletes have time to swipe and send messages back and forth?
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Warwick works with 1,000 world-class companies and advises more than 1,800 small and medium-sized ones.
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It's a world-class site, and I expect we'll get more surprises as we keep studying it.
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The rich have private health insurance and patronise private hospitals, some world-class and others merely overpriced.
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Conventional wisdom says that in order to become world-class, we should only focus on one field.
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"Gautam is a world-class financial talent," CEO Travis Kalanick said in an emailed statement to CNBC.
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These provide world-class facilities in compliance with industry standards to ensure the highest levels of security.
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We think it's important to bring in world-class engineering talent and our first choice was Grohmann.
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Braun is known for their cutting edge technology when it comes to designing world-class electric shavers.
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You want to help integrate social media into the lives of our world-class correspondents and editors.
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The F.T.C. is already a world-class, award-winning privacy agency, despite its limited authority and resources.
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I was a champion— and not just an ordinary one, but a world-class, record-breaking champion.
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What if KD decided to join fellow world-class forwards Messi, Neymar, and Suarez on F.C. Barcelona?
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He was not the first world-class British racing driver to be taken to Putney Vale, however.
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Blackstone is world-class at maximizing the success of entrepreneur-led companies, which presents a tremendous opportunity.
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You want it somewhere with excellent hospitals, top-ranking schools, A-list celebrities and world-class events.
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We will also further build out our operational capacity, which includes our world-class reverse logistics platform.
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The campus is made up of more than 30 world-class buildings, including dormitories and athletics facilities.
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She grew up in Puerto Rico, she said, where her father is a world-class surfboard shaper.
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Fortunately, the U.S. has a world-class mineral resource base with an estimated value of $6.2 trillion.
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Following last year's settlement, Adelson said his company was committed to having a "world class" compliance program.
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He was a truly world-class player, possessing devastating pace, wonderful control, and an incredible left boot.
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Herefordshire's natural beauty and world-class fruit, vegetables, and meat just didn't do it for us teenagers.
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It's a volcanic island that's home to world class waves, endless beaches and a rich, natural heritage.
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You don't need impeccable lighting or a world class chef to make interesting photographs from this holiday.
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"We know Ronaldo is a world class player and he cannot be stopped every time," he said.
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One year younger than Gobert, Adams has already evolved beyond his reputation as a world-class instigator.
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The city already has a world-class convention center, sports arenas, places for concerts and major events.
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But I started doing some research and I realized Holly was a world-class striker, boxer, kickboxer.
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He is a wonderful musician, a world-class songwriter and an enormously influential figure in American culture.
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Its Palazzo Buonaccorsi had frescoed ceilings, Futurist masterpieces and a world-class collection of horse-drawn carriages.
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But the project to build a world-class national soccer team remains an expensive work in progress.
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Featuring world-class noise cancellation, up to 20 hours of battery life, padded ear cups, and more.
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Franschhoek, South Africa, is renowned for its stunning scenery, famous Cape wines, and its world-class restaurants.
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It lays bare the inner life of a woman who had a world-class gift for hiding.
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One positive for Chile is that it has a world-class goalkeeper organizing its defense: Christiane Endler.
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Patrick Janssen, a world-class curler from Canada, has consistently registered an S.P.I. in the 2,800 range.
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The publication was impressed by the bike's impeccable chassis, soulful engine, and world-class electronic driver's aids.
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Low crime rates combined with a world-class education system meant Sydney performed well in the report.
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An otherworldly archipelago with wide sand beaches, medieval castles and a disproportionate number of world-class restaurants.
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This is the way France, Portugal, Argentina and others have built a stable of world-class players.
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He also fancies himself a world-class dealmaker, and would love to score some early political wins.
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On a crisp New England morning, they greeted me more as doting grandparents than world-class scientists.
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From Gonzalo Higuain to Luis Suarez to Edinson Cavani, modern Uruguay has always had world class strikers.
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"They are world-class players, and it was just a big task at the end," Oosthuizen said.
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After years of hard work, today's Alibaba has a world-class talent pool in quality and quantity.
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It shares a border with China and Russia, and possesses world-class reserves of oil and gas.
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I've heard people talk about everything from being a world-class sushi chef to an ice carver.
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An amazing slate of speakers, a world-class pitch competition, hundreds of exhibitors and full-tilt networking.
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"Our goal is to ensure that Canadians have access to a world-class communications system," he said.
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DAVID SOLOMON: Sure, we really believe that we can build a very interesting world-class digital bank.
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More than a million Instagram followers later, it's doing a world-class job of playing catch-up.
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The interstate highway system was once world class -- but it's not good enough anymore, it's falling apart.
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"I have no doubt that M+ will be a museum of absolute world class," Mr. Nittve said.
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There's world-class skiing in the winter, and biking, hiking, fly-fishing, and rafting in the summer.
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World-class athletes know how many grams of protein are in a six ounce portion of salmon.
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I think there are skills that ... A bunch of hedge fund people are world class poker players.
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A decent night of fights, topped off by a spectacular Maia finish over a world class opponent.
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"What I say to people is part of my role is to ensure that we have world-class investors and a world-class operating infrastructure, that should we choose to take outside capital, we'll pass any kind of due diligence on the back of that," Mr. Desmidt said.
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Now in the meantime, what is important to us is to continue to do our business, which is really about creating world class asset, and creating world class supply chain, having strong relationship with our customers, providing the right products and services, that's what we are focusing on.
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So, I'm never too big for my boots where I can't learn anymore," Joshua said to iFL TV. "Fury is a world-class fighter and I'm a world-class fighter that is still trying to improve so I can become like an elite-level fighter when I'm fighting.
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The goal was to turn the first-class science that happens in New Zealand into world-class enterprises.
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Another episode, with Mark and Scott in this world-class drum business, and I believe it was SJC.
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I want this property, the WTA property to be considered on the equal of other world class properties.
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Sunday's race was relatively slow for a world-class marathon, which several runners blamed on the wet conditions.
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Quintillion continues to move aggressively to extend its network and provide world-class telecommunications to Alaska and beyond.
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The Department's responsibilities are many and the public deserves to see them executed at a world class level.
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If we want world class education and culture we need our copyright law to enter the 21st century.
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Eight players were rescued Sunday and Monday in dangerous attempts by a world-class international team of divers.
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Opponents say it would damage world-class wildlife habitat and set a precedent of trading away designated wilderness.
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Ugly Betty alum Ana Ortiz plays Will's closest confidant, a Mindhunter-like world-class profiler named Susan Samson.
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They are at the Eagleton country club, which bills itself "a luxury country club and world-class resort".
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Startup Week itself has since become Pioneers Festival, a world-class conference hosted in Vienna's Hofburg Imperial Palace.
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Most remarkably, a region once known for copycat products is emerging as a world-class cluster for innovation.
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Western multinationals built world-class factories in remote places, unpacking and outsourcing their manufacturing operations and supply chains.
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"Sony Music is a world-class company that understands our ethos of exceptional curation and developing young talent."
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"Flagship" public universities such as Michigan, Texas and Berkeley, California, provided world-class education for next to nothing.
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You'll learn how Kate Aronowitz helped scale Facebook's design team from 20-200 world-class practitioners under Zuck.
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Tesori, meanwhile, has never regretted his decision to relinquish his erstwhile dream of being a world-class player.
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That includes world-class speakers and panelists — founders, investors and icons — who share their experiences, advice and insight.
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Though, while they may not be making world-class wines, they are certainly making wine, which is encouraging.
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European policymakers can also make better use of the one area where they are world-class—setting standards.
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I am looking to recruit a team of world-class players for Ellevens across a variety of games.
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Another reason is that football is one of the few things at which Latin America is world class.
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However, many of its attractions, including world-class schools and universities and cultural attractions will likely remain unchanged.
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He is optimistic that athletes who do not have access to world-class trainers and facilities can benefit.
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With capital at his disposal (and having discovered some world-class water), Grasse decided to get into distilling.
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But the impact of board games in Africa's most populous country goes beyond these world-class Scrabble-meisters.
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"SARETEC has been specifically designed and set up to do that on a world-class level," Rassool added.
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But for the kind of world-class nerds that Xi'an wants to attract, it must be a deterrent.
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To the uninitiated, it might seem petty or shallow to judge a world-class athlete on their clothing.
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AT&T's new goal is to be a vertically integrated firm that owns pipes and world-class content.
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"Chevron will gain another world-class resource base in Mozambique to support growing LNG demand," the announcement notes.
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As for Kellen, he's pumped to show the world he can still compete at a world-class level.
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It's been a unusually stressful week for Ryan Lochte, even by the standards of a world-class athlete.
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"I am a woman and I am a world-class athlete," she said in a statement, per Reuters.
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Bottom line -- the 6'7" world class athlete says he's sick of talking ... and calls out 6'1" Mr. Smith.
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However we invest in a very focused way, we invest in assets that will be really world class.
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His once-rejected theories about artificial intelligence are today considered world-class, and his vindication is Facebook's bounty.
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A world-class chef by my lights, she used to whip up fancy cakes for every family gathering.
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Yikes, that's a lot to cover, and we haven't even mentioned the world-class networking and after parties.
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This was two and a half years before I convinced myself I could be a world-class athlete.
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"World class savant" During the 1970s, dictator Nicolae Ceausescu called for more women in politics, administration, and industry.
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The "world class savant," as the state-owned media called Elena Ceausescu, couldn't properly name the substance CO2.
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The opulent houses, with lavish pools, flowing bars and world-class chefs, are not new to Olympics hospitality.
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"He's a world-class player," Trump said of Tillerson before formally nominating him as a Secretary of State.
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Facebook has developed an artificial-intelligence poker bot capable of beating world-class human professionals at the game.
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Shaping and scaling a world-class team requires integrating and empowering a diverse group of perspectives and backgrounds.
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Las Vegas draws millions of tourists a year to its world-class gaming, dining, shopping, entertainment, and hotels.
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"Our world-class investigators and analysts don't like to give up until they have the answer," he said.
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If Biden doesn't win the nomination, he would be a world-class leader in nearly any other department.
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So why is New Zealand so successful at producing world-class flyhalves year after year, generation after generation?
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"Obviously, I was a big fan of his exceptional world-class ability and his incredible personality," Rodriguez said.
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The difference between water supplied and billed is today around 103 per cent — "world class," Mr Armitage says.
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And a world-class performance by United States center back John Brooks took care of anything in between.
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But Mr. Lazarenko, it turns out, is a world-class kleptocrat hiding in plain sight in suburban America.
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And Kavanagh is one of those guys who is producing, and will continue to produce, world-class talent.
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Office space is inexpensive and talent is plentiful thanks to the proximity of world-class universities and corporations.
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The organic herb feeds and saltwater whirlpool might be plucked from world-class spas catering to 1 percenters.
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A world-class university, Imperial College, has moved its campus from the city center to a nearby site.
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Others choose the jersey with the white and blue stripes, boasting about their recently built, world-class stadium.
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We can pay them really well and give them world-class editors formerly with Sports Illustrated and ESPN.
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Elite performers tweak and modify their performance over and over again until it aligns with world-class behavior.
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We are making changes to improve the customer experience and be the world-class retail face of California.
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The resort destination of Stowe, Vermont, is known for its skiing, hiking, mountain biking, and world-class spas.
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I've never worked with a goalie who's pitched four or five straight shutouts at a world-class level.
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Having enough scale does help us build systems that are world class to be able to address this.
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But Saturday's result was hardly all about Siniakova's cleverly executed game plan, fighting spirit and world-class backhand.
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It has given them access to high-quality coaching, world-class facilities, state-of-the-art medical care.
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It's a world-class ski destination, but you can also go ice climbing, snowshoeing, sleigh riding and stargazing.
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"I've been associated with a world-class collection of birds every moment of my adult life," he says.
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The warehouse may or may not be the actual depot for designer's world-class collection of contemporary art.
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Going through this collection has really driven home the fact that Toronto is a world-class music city.
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In this episode of FUEL, we follow Randy Santel—world-class professional eater and proud owner of foodchallenges.
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"You have vibrant cities like Sydney, fantastic beaches and nature and world-class food and wine," he said.
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I still laugh at the fact that we are playing these world-class festivals and selling out venues.
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Her friend Stevie (Sue Jean Kim) is a world-class neurotic whom no amount of Zoloft can assuage.
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And someday, someone will break two hours without massive shoes or a team of 41 world-class runners.
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Join your community for live interviews, panel discussions, demos, workshops, audience/speaker Q&As and world-class networking.
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We can make the investments in the technology and the infrastructure you need to be world class competitive.
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It also houses a world-class collection of around 30,000 works, including pieces by Picasso, Chagall and Miró.
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I'd love to be a world-class chef, but my omelets fall apart nine times out of 10.
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"He's a world-class player," Trump said of Tillerson before formally nominating him as the nation's top diplomat.
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"I think you can be assured that a world class brand will be occupying it," he told Walsh.
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Britain is now the Wimbledon of global capitalism, more successful at hosting world-class players than producing them.
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"With its robust economy, solid infrastructure and world class workforce, Texas is always tough to beat," said Cohn.
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There's more to experience at Disrupt Berlin, including interviews, fireside chats and panel discussions with world-class speakers.
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"The proposed changes... will support the price premiums we expect from having world-class quality standards," Coulter said.
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Not bad for eight hours of up-close, world-class tennis on the most revered court in tennis.
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"(And) we are confident it will co-exist with the world-class fisheries of Bristol Bay," Collier said.
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And if you ever need any help, you get world class academic support online from renowned data experts.
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Gymnastics aficionados may remember Ohashi, now 21, as a world-class gymnast not far off an Olympic berth.
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The architecture is unparalleled, the restaurants are world-class and tourists are coming to the city in droves.
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After any Fabricio Werdum fight his striking is either dubbed world class or sloppy and ripe for counters.
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Washington DC is unmatched when it comes to the number of world-class museums it has to offer.
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Her sister Diane, who is younger by 22013 months, got the first glimpses of Rowling's world-class writing talent.
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Not only does it have an iconic location, the hotel also boasts world-class amenities and a gorgeous design.
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Well, we're here to tell you that you can now buy a world-class bottle for just six bucks.
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Degrees are taught by expert faculty and world-class professionals including specialists, curators, dealers, art advisors and museum staff.
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We never hire anyone who isn't qualified, who isn't incredibly talented and dedicated to being a world-class technologist.
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"This distinction in thinking leads the middle class to the lottery and the world class to work," he says.
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How can you create world-class universities if your academics are civil servants trapped in a national labour market?
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Disrupt offers plenty of startup action — world-class speakers, Startup Battlefield, hundreds of exhibitors, workshops, a hackathon and more.
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The world class babe looked every bit the model as this NYC fire hydrant lost yet another battle. Woof.
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Me and my best mates, packed in under a big top, watching world class DJs, barely sleeping, eating chips.
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Lama and Auer were also world-class mountaineers who had climbed some of the toughest routes around the globe.
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Cuba has a world-class health-care system; in 2014 96% of spending was accounted for by the government.
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It is hard to recruit A team world-class hardware folks in New York but we can get them.
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Even world class strikers can be convinced to snatch for openings and become vulnerable when they fall just short.
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The company's 100+ team is said to include world-class data scientists, mathematicians, software developers, architects and urban planners.
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So one of the big changes over the last 18 months is we've hired a world class education team.
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World Class Wreckin Cru, Lonzo [Williams], Egyptian Empire, they started having gangster stuff on the covers of their records.
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"Give it to a world-class designer like Henrik, and he'll integrate it anywhere into the vehicle," Eldada said.
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Meanwhile, the world class is earning more in a year than the average person will make in a lifetime.
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What he loves about early stage investing is the daily interaction with entrepreneurs looking to build world-class companies.
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Basketball eventually took hold both with professional athletes in world-class arenas and with adolescents on inner-city blacktops.
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" Kalanick described Tuesday's actions as "a major step forward in Uber's journey to becoming a world class public company.
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There are two obvious explanations: a dwindling stock of world-class players and their poor organisation on the field.
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In 1986, she was a world-class skier preparing to represent Australia at the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary.
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He is also an active philanthropist, environmentalist, proprietor of world class golf resorts, and vineyard owner and wine producer.
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New capabilities will include a marketing center of excellence, with the goal of building a world-class marketing organization.
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Just two years ago, Estonia launched e-Residency, which effectively offers this world-class digital infrastructure to non-Estonians.
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H&R Block still provides world-class customer services and access to trained tax professionals, even for basic returns.
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He's worked with pro athletes from the NFL and the NBA ... and even world-class sprinters like Asafa Powell.
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But either way, the question of whether a computer can play world-class Go has now been unambiguously settled.
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So it should come as little surprise that her world-class wardrobe accompanies her to some rather intimate settings.
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Unlike most of his competitors, Yego didn't have access to a world-class training facility or even a coach.
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World class innovation and uniqueness will diminish in our market because they will be priced out of consumers' reach.
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In addition to delicious restaurants and European charm, this super walkable locale also plays host to world-class entertainment.
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He overcame a troubled youth in inner-city Detroit, becoming a star student and eventually a world-class neurosurgeon.
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"CME Ventures is excited to back Privitar's pioneering technology and world-class team, as they tackle this important issue."
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Grab a plate of tacos, and settle in for some world-class people watching, even in the wee hours.
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But when you watch a world-class fighter you can usually see it from the way that they fight.
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"There are very few world-class technology solutions for commercial subcontractors like this and we believe in the founders."
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Nordic vintners point to southern England, where a world-class sparkling wine industry has emerged around a warming climate.
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Communitech sprung out of BlackBerry and the University of Waterloo and the world-class innovation community that surrounds both.
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A world-class player should be able to prepare and get ready, but that little local course knowledge helps.
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While the manufacturing sector includes world class conglomerates like Samsung and LG, productivity in the service sector is low.
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In a statement, Och called him a "world-class executive" who would be a great asset to the firm.
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"It is a world-class collection, but it's personal, and it has a few strong accents," Mr. Pijbes said.
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In "My Blind Brother," Robbie (Adam Scott) is a world-class jerk, an athlete who brags about his achievements.
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It turns out that he's a world-class head shrinker — and head enlarger, too, an all-purpose mind-bender.
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Cutting developed countries off from efficient foreign production and world-class technology would lead to more losses than gains.
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Carpenter's manager had long encouraged him and his team to act as if they were "world-class hackers" themselves.
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Mayer warmed to her cold new home, and Mitchell developed his first female pupil into a world-class fighter.
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She is a demonstrated world class negotiator and dealmaker who has what it takes to move the agenda forward.
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Raising a world-class athlete under your own roof can easily gobble up your life and your bank account.
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For the U.S. to continue to lead the way in tech, we must have a world-class education system.
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Despite the hardships, there are beacons of hope, with world-class scientists searching for bio-markers and new treatments.
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The essay was written by Eve Pell, a journalist and world-class senior runner living in Mill Valley, Calif.
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Located in West Hollywood, it offers a full-service lunch and dinner menu from world-class chef Andrea Drummer.
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In between working as a technician at Polaroid and looking after her grandson, she became a world-class nudge.
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Quickly and decisively he went to work: building the hotel, replanting vines, and making it a world class destination.
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But Rick's handling of the situation has been a world-class example of making bad decision after bad decision.
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Many world-class chess players are simply not cut out for the nonstop self-promotion that celebrity culture demands.
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"We look forward to working with Tiki to deliver a truly world class e-commerce experience to Vietnamese consumers."
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The track displays a world-class rapper at the peak of her abilities—and she's got a Brummie accent.
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"There are a lot of world class scientists, but Tony has a special set of skills," Ms. Shalala said.
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The multibranched Museo Nazionale Romano is still the city's best kept secret for world class ancient art and architecture.
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Parramatta Square's public domain will be a lively and engaging connection between the world-class buildings that surround it.
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Lyric's "Siegfried" boasted world-class singers, led by the dramatic soprano Christine Goerke and the bass-baritone Eric Owens.
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I would be Breitbart's media consultant, promoting stories written, Steve assured me, by a world-class team of reporters.
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The European University has a world-class faculty, a generous endowment and an outstanding reputation as a research institution.
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"He is breaking cubing," said Phil Yu, 210, chief executive of the Cubicle and still a world-class competitor.
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I've struggled to differentiate these symptoms from the psychosomatic effects of anxiety, since I'm also a world-class worrier.
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Ida B. Wells, a world-class journalist and fervent anti-lynching reformer, was an indefatigable critic of the segregation.
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Trilobites Anyone who's tried to kill a cockroach knows that the ancient pests have some world-class evasive maneuvers.
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IDSVA offers a world-class low-residency PhD in art theory and philosophy to visual artists and creative scholars.
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As Beijing strives to transform into a world-class capital, it must stop treating migrants like second-class citizens.
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Trump Doral is a world-class facility, with an unrivaled hospitality team and we are honored by this recognition.
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It is incumbent on the United States to be a leader in building a world-class, respectful cybersecurity program.
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It's the first time San Francisco, in its history, has ever had a world class sports and entertainment center.
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The epic life of the world-class artist who died last week at age 88, jammed into six minutes.
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"Very few people talk about it, but writers have to have the stamina of world-class athletes," McCann writes.
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I want to be an entertainer that brings to the stage world-class musicians — and I talk about them.
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But other countries recognise the value of America's world-class climate scientists, whose research informs policymaking around the globe.
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Columbu was a world-class bodybuilder who was named Mr. Olympia twice, once in 1976 and again in 1981.
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The Titanic ll may just be the world-class luxury ocean liner that its predecessor was designed to be.
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"The UK's world-class reputation for upholding strong corporate governance mustn't be watered down," Morgan said in a statement.
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Our production and research capabilities depend on having sizeable markets to support the costs of world-class American products.
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Nike supports three world-class runners as they attempt to break the two-hour marathon barrier in this documentary.
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In March, NERC launched the #NameOurShip campaign to involve the public in naming its new world-class research vessel.
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Each of the tracks offers up all you could ever want of old school, world class, horror-inspired doom.
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It's very hard to believe that so many world-class athletes, including Sharapova, are taking meldonium for health reasons.
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The world-class Impressionist and Post-Impressionist collections, for example, are the result of two donations in the 1920s.
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And should you get tired of seeing displays of world-class athleticism, the athletes are documenting their stay on social media, so you can always check on displays of world-class wealth, floating a short distance from the hundreds of people displaced to make way for the construction of the Olympic stadium.
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On the bright side (for those who can afford to live here), Seattle is now a world-class restaurant city.
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The good news is, you absolutely can — even if you're not a world-class jet-setter with money to burn.
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"There are several senior world-class people that we've hired recently that are building the system in-house" says Tenev.
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The home comes with a seven-person staff for two years, including a masseuse, world-class chef, and a chauffeur.
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That is one of the major legacies of the Soviet Union, which left the Russian Federation with world-class airpower.
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Unfortunately, what we consider to be world class in England might be viewed differently in Germany, or Italy, or Spain.
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The rowers, the weightlifters, the gymnasts, the shot-putters—these world class athletes all looked so different from each other.
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Block has managed world-class sales, consulting and engineering teams for nearly 30 years, with a focus on customer transformation.
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When you stay consistent and true, you'll continue to hone yourself and your craft, even after you become world-class.
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Spain enjoys a world-class infrastructure, as seen in its high-speed trains, motorway network and modern ports and airports.
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Blend works with Fortune 500 brands and funded start-ups alike, providing world-class services at lean start-up pricing.
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User-centric thinking is the hallmark of the world-class companies because they love and obsess about you—the user.
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The $1.3 billion investment from the bond for higher education builds on our world-class university and community college systems.
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"We saw [music] go from a seat-of-the-pants kind of industry to a world-class business," he says.
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Canadian Alysha Newman surprised a world class field to win the women's pole vault with a lifetime best 4.82 meters.
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" Lindsay Stewart, CEO and co-founder, Stringr, said: "Reuters has long provided world-class multimedia content from around the globe.
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Only a world-class blogger will write about every peacock they purchase and every thing that happens to each one.
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Government officials use their political and financial clout to secure landing slots overseas and build world-class infrastructure at home.
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The flood of money has brought a host of world-class players to the team, but also sky-high expectations.
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He's an overachiever, a world-class transplant surgeon, who also happens to be rejecting the kidney he was just given.
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No TechCrunch Session would be complete without world-class networking, and you'll have plenty of opportunities to build new connections.
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But it's also a city with growing start-up and biotech industries, not to mention a world-class arts scene.
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TOPS was rolled out in 13 to identify elite athletes and provide them with world-class coaching and training facilities.
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According to the product page, these headphones feature world-class noise cancellation and balanced audio performance to enhance your music.
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Likewise, Manchester, England, which boasts a world-class velodrome, would be a great place to hold the track-cycling events.
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We look forward to welcoming Ooyala's OVP customers and ensuring a smooth transition and a world-class experience for them.
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This needs to be a state where every child — regardless of background, heritage — gets access to a world-class education.
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A world-class IDE, while it helps with lots of problems, does not provide much value for these small tweaks.
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Germany coddles its world-class automobile industry, which has been extremely slow to embrace alternatives to the combustion-fueled engine.
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The infrastructure which China is investing in can foster a world-class national team, but it probably won't happen soon.
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Like how Jennifer Lopez is faster, more explosive and more energetic than the WORLD CLASS ATHLETE STANDING NEXT TO HER!!
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You have the most delicious satisfying po' boys, the most party-worthy frozen daiquiris, and world-class dining to boot.
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But our military, the most effective fighting force in the world, also needs world-class military bases and strong communities.
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"Already, we have one world-class team within Counter-Strike, but we want to expand to other games," he said.
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"They're used to using world class products from Facebook, Snapchat and Uber and expect more from their bank," he says.
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It admitted to "failures" in its World Class Programme, which delivered unprecedented medal success at the last three Olympic Games.
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He's a terrific friend and a world-class journalist who made a difference in the world and in my life.
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Like Toronto and Waterloo, Vancouver boasts world-class universities, such as the University of British Columbia and Simon Fraser University.
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"What I've been doing over the past 22016 months is building from scratch a world-class software organization," he explains.
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Enjoy receptions and world-class networking with other founders, investors and technologists actively building the next generation of enterprise services.
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They are hoping to expand beyond arts and add a "business" category for tutorials from world-class entrepreneurs and visionaries.
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Since its inception in 2007, AMP has helped realize world-class experiences in the visual arts, music, and popular culture.
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Graham: People can come to a festival like Bass Coast and hear world-class talent playing really advanced, mature sounds.
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The city offers an ecosystem like no other to support hardware startups through accelerators, rapid prototyping and world-class manufacturing.
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Whaley worked for over a decade as "The Masked Saint" in Championship Wrestling From Florida and World Class Championship Wrestling.
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On a purely physical level, it's true that you don't need to be a world-class athlete to be selected.
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Let's use our world-class system of community and technical colleges to prepare workers for the next generation of jobs.
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Now, more than two decades later, a truly world-class version of the world's game returns to the United States.
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The only way to build and sustain a world-class military industry is to share costs with a civilian industry.
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This time, only a world-class linguist (Amy Adams) can save us, by determining what the aliens are up to.
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It was an image far more humble than that of the world-class athlete who successfully challenged able-bodied athletes.
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Sarah Brown is a world-class runner trying to make the U.S. Olympic team just 16 weeks after giving birth.
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Now the hospital is different in all respects, bolstered by its world-class academic programs and its ongoing social mission.
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"We are proud to welcome Professor McConaughey to officially join our world-class faculty," Moody College Dean Jay Bernhardt said.
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"On health care: "If New Zealand is to continue to enjoy world-class health care, more investment will be needed.
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Runners have to log upward of 120 miles a week to mold their legs and lungs into world-class shape.
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Here you can also find Vayu, a new, world-class store that hints at the future of retailing in India.
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For 10 hours, Output's world-class sound system will pulse with disco deep cuts from labels like Salsoul and Prelude.
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The American actress will be marrying into world-class wealth, but there was a time when she was counting pennies.
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" Brad Parscale, the Trump campaign manager, said Shine will "bring insight and talent as we build a world-class campaign.
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He built the orchestra into not just one of the best opera pit bands, but a world-class symphonic ensemble.
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It is too easy to fall into cynicism's ditch and ignore the thousands of world-class athletes who compete clean.
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As an official talent buyer, he's been bringing world class DJs like Four Tet and MK to the city regularly.
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The goal was to provide his suburban community a world-class art experience that is almost never found in suburbia.
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"Most of the time, world-class track athletes are not reaching their peak until mid-to-late summer," Hunt said.
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Andy Hug was hobbling world class kickboxers, with considerably more experience than him, with this technique back in the 90s.
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Neiman Marcus has unveiled its annual lineup of Fantasy Gifts, which include everything from luxury cars to world-class meals.
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Popular with Europeans, Neve Tzedek features stylish cafes and restaurants, along with world-class gelato at Anita on Shabazi Street.
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I'd just go look at all the amazing research, talking to these world-class scientists, and I learned a ton.
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The Arts District features a symphony center, two performance halls and several museums, including the world-class Nasher Sculpture Center.
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An app like this could seem disruptive to the lucrative ski schools run by world class mountains like Squaw Valley.
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It's home to a world-class university, Notre Dame, whose technology research has led to the formation of new companies.
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It's going to require of her world-class leadership on a scale that we really haven't seen in American politics.
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Watching Ella, Chris and Xaviera, I'd bet good money that they will join those ranks of these world-class leaders.
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The city has three world-class companies, which this season have combined for a total of 85 fully staged productions.
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Mr. Taylor's company included many illustrious performers, including Pina Bausch and Twyla Tharp, who themselves subsequently became world-class choreographers.
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There's world-class skiing at Sun Valley in the winter with plenty of roadside accessible hot springs along the way.
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It was the kind of debut most musicians only dream of: a world-class orchestra, tens of thousands of listeners.
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In his earlier years, Isaiah struggled to become his own person, separate from his world-class tattooer of a father.
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Marquise Goodwin also paid tribute to another sport, but it was one in which he himself was once world class.
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"We are proud to welcome Professor McConaughey to officially join our world-class faculty," said Moody College Dean Jay Bernhardt.
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In the shadows of the Louvre and Musée d'Orsay, a host of less-famous museums also contain world-class troves.
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Though she had been a world-class player at a young age, she doubted her ability to raise a champion.
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But even that is an understatement: Everything we do, from manufacturing to governance, requires reliable, inexpensive, world-class data transmission.
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The world class Olympic facilities in Utah, which are portrayed in Spinning Out as Pinecrest Ice Arena in Park City.
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"It has been a privilege and a professional dream fulfilled to be part of this world-class institution," Petersen said.
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He wouldn't of had a chance if these world-class marksmen had — on a military base — access to their guns.
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"The league's owners are committed to investing in our world-class players," NWSL President Amanda Duffy said in a statement.
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A company that has pioneered world-class logistics has the capability to move people and goods without such preventable tragedies.
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While Mr. Abraham comes from the world of contemporary dance, this isn't his first experience with world-class ballet dancers.
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Introduced by President Trump as a "world-class player" when he nominated him, Mr. Tillerson had never worked in government.
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"Wine Simple: A Totally Approachable Guide From a World-Class Sommelier" by Aldo Sohm, with Christine Muhlke (Clarkson Potter, $32.50).
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With extra players on each team and amateur talent everywhere, it was a long way from a world-class exhibition.
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For starters, she's worried about the obvious -- he's got a target on his head after all the world-class snitching!!!
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Last year, nearly 1,000 of you joined us for luscious libations, fantastic food, world-class networking and some crazy karaoke .
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This year, Trek Travel will introduce mountain-biking itineraries led by world-class cyclists including Emily Batty, in Peru, Oct.
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It's not exactly the first place that comes to mind when one thinks of building a world-class golf resort.
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Virginia's workforce is world-class, with much less of a union presence than in Maryland or the District of Columbia.
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Africa needs world-class internet services on which a new digital economy — data analytics, logistics and payments — can be built.
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"The Clinton Foundation is a nonprofit organization that is a world-class charity that's provided lifesaving AIDS drugs," Kaine said.
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Unfortunately, the president's erratic and unilateral moves undermine everything we've done to build up markets for our world-class products.
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The proximity to road is another advantage to the spot; rarely are world class rapids so easily accessible to spectators.
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Like several of this year's Nobel Laureates, many researchers came to the U.S. to work in our world-class institutions.
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If their honey-making and pollination prowess weren't enough, there's a new reason to appreciate honeybees: They're world-class surfers.
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His conduct is not representative of the world-class work performed every day by our 15,000 Technical Operations safety professionals.
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Our proximity to NYC offers extensive opportunities for research, collaboration, and professional networking at world-class museums, galleries and institutions.
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Ericsson said he doesn&apost know of anyone who&aposs become a world-class expert in more than one skill.
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Chicago is a world-class sports city and this club has a bright future, both on and off the field.
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But there are also gorgeous hidden beaches, world-class ski resorts, and stunning natural formations like canyons, waterfalls, and gorges.
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We packed the Disrupt Berlin agenda with world-class speakers, presentations, in-depth Q&A Sessions, panel discussions and workshops.
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Until we know the full extent of that risk, those natural resources and world-class fisheries deserve the utmost protection.
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In addition, she has an immense base of knowledge, having listened to countless hours of strategizing by world-class coaches.
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There are a couple of reasons for that: It's a large time sink and huge commitment to be world class.
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But Schiattarella refused to let his affliction stand in the way of becoming a world-class performer, choreographer, and videographer.
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These technologies are masterpieces of subtlety and sophistication, offering a world-class censorship experience amenable to consumers and commissars alike.
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"My goal has always been to create a world-class cycling event in Bhutan," His Royal Highness Prince Wangchuck said.
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He wouldn't have had a chance if these world-class marksmen had, on a military base, access to their guns.
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Though Ruiz was 32-13, the fighters he had beaten were not world class, and his chances were widely dismissed.
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Our dream is to add another notch to London's world class entertainment scene, and we can't wait to get started.
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The millionaire and billionaire owners of the super yachts throw exclusive parties with world-class DJs to celebrate the occasion.
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The company's most high-profile deal may be an agreement with Fox Sports to stream some world-class soccer matches.
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But by offering a watered-down version of Southeast Asia's extraordinary history, this world-class institution short-changes the viewer.
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He is proud of the "world-class" engines that he produces: 95-litre behemoths powerful enough to pull a cargo train.
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Do not get them started on Europe's structural defects: its ageing populations, scarcity of world-class digital firms and fragmented markets.
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"Moxie has brought us a world-class, state-of-the-art, end-to-end encryption system," WhatsApp cofounder Brian Acton says.
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London's museums are always a draw, but during 2017 there are five world class exhibitions that are worth a special trip.
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The Las Vegas Strip has everything: world-class shopping, dining, entertainment, and some of the most iconic casinos and hotels around.
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Bloom, 39, was a world-class skier with Olympic dreams when she suffered a career-ending injury during a qualifying meet.
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My dream job was right in front of me, but there was no job description for world class marijuana party planner.
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"G2 is doubling down on international growth and continuing our investment in world-class content creation," Rodriguez said in a statement.
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And he expressed his optimism on working with Eni, which he called a "world class" company and global leader in exploration.
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In addition to its rich culinary history and European charm, this super walkable destination also plays host to world-class entertainment.
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As always it will feature world-class speakers and panelists — founders, investors and icons — who share their experiences, advice and insight.
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"I am delighted that I have the opportunity to lead M&G, which is a world-class business," Ms. Richards said.
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You're going to hear a bevy of world-class speakers discussing a range of thought-provoking topics on the Main Stage.
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This is the most basic human need and Mr. Andrés has proven to be world-class in this essential humanitarian field.
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Friends, if you include yourself among the ranks of world-class procrastinators, we're here to say that you just got lucky.
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Ikea has previously collaborated with many world-class artists and designers to create inspiring collections that add intrigue to any home.
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Since then it has discovered two world-class gas fields, in Mozambique and Egypt, adding 115 trillion cubic feet of resources.
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Description: Dūcō is an on-demand platform where businesses connect with world-class experts, starting with geopolitical and international business intelligence.
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Airbnb Beyond will include "custom-designed trips of a lifetime" at the "world's finest homes, custom experiences, and world-class hospitality."
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To solve those big artificial intelligence problems requires world-class engineers, and that requires an owner or investor with deep pockets.
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"Thank you India 🇮🇳 for your inspiration and giving us chance to build world class tech…," he posted in a tweet.
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But when visitors came he would breeze with passionate energy through his factory in Ghouta, exulting in its world-class machinery.
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There's so much more to Disrupt San Francisco 2019 — world-class speakers, demos, workshops, the Hackathon, Q&A Sessions and more.
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" In the 1980s, du Pont built a world-class training center for Olympic wrestlers on his estate, which he named "Foxcatcher.
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Though SeaWorld claims to offer its whales world-class care, some of the whales were dying in their teens or younger.
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Disrupt Berlin features two program-packed days focused on the latest technology innovations, rising-star startups and world-class networking opportunities.
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"In our view, Meta has built a world-class team," said Bin Yue, Founding Partner of Banyan Capital, in a statement.
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Purging these professors would be a huge setback for China's efforts to attract talent from abroad and create world-class universities.
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In a written statement, Telstra said all of its investments were consistent with aspirations to become a "world-class technology company".
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But a year ago, Relativity had about 23,000 square feet of space, 14 employees and one enormous world-class 3D printer.
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"He's a tremendous artist, one of the most intelligent people in the business and he's a world class hang," he says.
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On one hand, the musicians playing this style are often world class, studying their instruments to an extreme level of virtuosity.
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It is a world class logistics centre, it has the best air connectivity in Latin America by the World Economic Forum.
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World-class entrepreneurs are popping up all over the globe as technology levels the playing field for innovators beyond Silicon Valley.
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Currently, Julia Palacin Alcalde of Keller Williams Realty World Class and Mark Tyoran of Keller Williams Westlake Village hold the listing.
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"Without the ability to access international talent, many of our world-class sectors are at significant risk," the joint letter said.
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It tightly controls internet access in China using what is known as the Great Firewall, a world-class online censorship infrastructure.
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But there are also world-class institutes and universities, such as Haifa's Technion and the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot.
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That geological terrain hosts world-class deposits of chromium, copper, fluorine, gold, molybdenum, platinum and uranium, to name just a few.
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Of course, Grete is a world class track athlete who's training for the 13 Olympics -- so, staying fit is her job.
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"Your industry is creating world class companies, innovating and designing products the rest of us use every single day," Breed said.
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"The longer the pending litigation lingered, the more it distracted from the world-class Firm that we are building," he wrote.
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There are very few world class artists who can do both AR as a new medium is both visual and auditory.
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Tye is a founding partner of MassRobotics, a not-for-profit organization serving as a world-class platform for robotic innovation.
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But world-class performances from the likes of Germany's Toni Kroos and Spain's Andrés Iniesta have been overshadowed by other troubles.
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As a psychologist who studies world-class achievers, I can say the reality of following your passion is not very romantic.
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Beyond that, I want to keep an open mind and follow great entrepreneurs who want to grow into world-class CEOs.
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Endemol Shine North America delivers world-class content and compelling storytelling to multiple platforms in the U.S. and across the globe.
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Moreover, the British had installed a world class legal and physical infrastructure that was expected to endure far into the future.
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Facebook and Apple offer world-class fertility benefits that include surrogacy packages, but the tech firm juggernauts are in the minority.
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Trump has called Clinton "a world-class liar," but there is no bigger liar than Trump himself — just look at PolitiFact.
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In Chattanooga and Philadelphia, Brookings is guiding the formation of world-class innovation districts to spur jobs, growth and neighborhood revitalization.
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Britain may lack ice and snow but it more than makes up for that in technical innovation and world class coaching.
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Rather than advertising world-class athletes engaged in rigorous training or fierce competition, OV emphasizes low-key workouts and everyday movement.
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A London-Liverpool combo lets you see the most famous Beatles locations while enjoying world-class entertainment, dining, shopping, and leisure.
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Manhattan offers Broadway theater productions, art galleries, shopping, world-class restaurants, parks and skyscrapers all in less than 23 square miles.
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The automaker said the compact car, named the IONIQ, achieved world-class fuel economy of 22.4 kms (13 miles) per litre.
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"The UK government regularly calls upon LSE's world-class academics for their advice on a range of issues," the LSE said.
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Chen has packed his programmers with quadruple jumps, four-revolution jumps that have become key elements in world-class men's programmers.
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This week's inductee to The Cult is a local lad who happened to possess world-class ability inside the boxing ring.
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Even if his body started to fail him at a young age, he pushed through and remained a world-class athlete.
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We're preparing a day-long intensive event that features world-class speakers, interviews, panel discussions, workshops, demos and, of course, networking.
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"The Indian bowling attack is an outstanding bowling attack, with certainly a lot of world-class operators in there," Williamson said.
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Atavist actually has done a lot better there — I think nine nominations for NMAs — so we wanna create world-class content.
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China aims to build world-class universities and some of its top schools fair well in international rankings by various standards.
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The city is just an hour drive from Denver and in close proximity to Aspen and Vail's world-class ski resorts.
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Yes, New Zealand is home to a world-class wine region — making it an excellent place to toast to newlywed life.
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The greater opportunities to become acquainted with world class faculty weigh heavily in favor of Cal and UCLA as first choices.
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"There are vibrant cities like Sydney, beautiful beaches, natural wonders found nowhere else and world-class wine and food," he said.
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I.H. sets a world-class standard for research integrity and also must maintain the highest possible standards for protecting that integrity.
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Beijing's world-class online censorship apparatus scrubbed any mentions of Kim's train and quickly removed images and videos of the convoy.
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"We want nothing more than for W.N.B.A. players to receive the recognition they deserve for being world-class athletes," he said.
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Though she has abundant power and world-class mobility, what separates her from the pack is her ability to change pace.
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The problem is, the one thing our nation remains world-class at is tabloid media, who live to vent and scapegoat.
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But as she settled in Buenos Aires and began performing with world-class singers at the gilded theater, something felt amiss.
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We're talking people who want to promote their emerging startups and establish their reputations as world-class leaders in tech innovation.
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"Korea has been making world-class movies for decades, but Japan either can't or won't do it," one cinema enthusiast tweeted.
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We're talking a full day of presentations, panel discussions, world-class speakers, workshops, robot demos and plenty of time for networking.
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Márquez's career in Barcelona was a source of pride for Mexican football fans, proof that the country produces world-class players.
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But what's important is that a world-class choreographer has pushed himself and is releasing something that's been bottled up inside.
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The team was rated as underdogs against Switzerland and perhaps still lack the world-class edge that Zlatan Ibrahimovic once brought.
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Japan will develop 50 "world-class" hotels through a series of investments and loans, according to Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga.
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The U.S. economy is great at creating wealth with world class capital markets for both the largest corporations and personal homeowners.
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"We are adding proven world-class expertise in capital allocation, aviation, accounting and financial reporting," GE Lead Director Jack Brennan said.
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But she had a fluid, world-class two-handed backhand and a deep understanding of how to construct a baseline point.
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A forty-nine-year-old former trumpet player from Edinburgh, Poots lacks the flamboyance generally expected in a world-class impresario.
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Technology. Technology influences how athletes train and compete, how fans engage and consume content and how world-class venues are constructed.
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In fact, AB has already hired a world-class boxing trainer and started training camp, this according to reporter Manouk Akopyan.
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To be a world-class swimmer in the United States is to teeter on an emotional, and often a financial, seesaw.
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In 1938, she married a fellow German refugee, Dr. Bruno Lambert, who was a sprinter, though not a world-class one.
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N.B.A. players are not only world-class athletes but they're also multidimensional people with varied passions and skills off the court.
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I've traveled to Italy and talked about the many opportunities for our companies to work together on building world-class airplanes.
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It's the idea that you must spend at least 10,000 hours on deliberate practice to become world class at your field.
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Off the clock, Brown neither reads anyone's mind nor, despite being a world-class card magician, performs tricks of any kind.
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"You must aim like a world-class once in a lifetime facility," Nico Dekker, CEO of Cape Town Film Studios, says.
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" Mountain climbers and the wall "We actually built prototypes and we have, I guess you could say, world-class mountain climbers.
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They're not waiting for the federal government to act to make world-class fiber a basic element of a thriving life.
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With a world-class dining scene, charming waterfront and favorable work/life balance, Copenhagen is a city with an enviable reputation.
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The way to turn this around was to pay China the highest compliment: by building a world-class Mandarin-language program.
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"Gurgaon had an opportunity to make this a world class city and we are nowhere close to it," says Latika Thukral.
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It's easier than ever to learn new skills from world-class teachers and coaches for free or low-cost from anywhere.
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Output, beloved and remembered: Customers recall a Brooklyn club that combined a come-as-you-are attitude with world-class sounds.
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My administration is working every day to deliver the world class infrastructure that our people deserve and frankly our country deserves.
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Varndell, 32, is the league's all-time leading try scorer and a player who is widely considered a world-class finisher.
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It is this sustained world-class performance that serves as a foundation for America's global leadership in nuclear safety and security.
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Doesn't giving young start-ups the ability to rent world-class infrastructure make it easier, not harder, for them to compete?
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World-class mountain athlete Sam Elias's new film is a lot more than just another reel of climbing and skiing porn.
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I spent a half hour talking to Ron Zapaca Centario master blender Lorena Vásquez during the World Class Panamerican Bootcamp 2016.
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You'll study in newly renovated classrooms and studios and can take advantage of the resources a world-class research university provides.
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