" The former CIA director essentially responded "Ask again later.
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I was home one break, and I decided to ask again.
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I don't remember my father responding, and I didn't ask again.
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So I ask again: When, or why, did you last eat bugs?
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So, we ask again: How will this Administration celebrate World Water Day?
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Don't ask again, I'll let you know if my decision has changed naturally.
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Ask, then Ask Again Ultimately, increasing volunteerism may come down to simply asking.
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So what if a few women are collateral damage, they might ask — again.
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It was one she had asked before, and one she would ask again.
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If somebody says no, [Oasis Aqualounge's] rules dictate that you can not ask again.
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We ask again: what sort of person sends spiteful letters to Andy Murray's grandparents?
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" He looks for people who "ask again and again," who demonstrate "loyalty and passion.
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Ambiguous answers count as a no, and after that, you're not allowed to ask again.
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So I ask again, how much would you pay for a full-on bendy screen smartphone?
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First up is the New York Times bestselling novel Ask Again, Yes by Mary Beth Keane.
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Once home, I ask again: Why don't more ophthalmologists refer patients to low-vision rehabilitation services?
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I ask again though: Why can't Trump be praised for delivering a good speech full stop?
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You're best bet is to just move on, give them some time, then politely ask again.
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Pretending to understand what someone says the second time because it'd be embarrassing to ask again.
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I tried to ask again in different ways; every time, my questions pinged off her hull.
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I really want to ask again, but now I can't, after I just praised you for that.
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Each time the app wants access to the user's location again, it will have to ask again.
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So, we ask again: Is Bumblebee a love interest for anyone (anybot) in the Transformers world at large?
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Later, when Mr. Alexander tried to ask again, Mr. Trump demanded to know if the reporter would apologize.
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I ask again, as I do after every misstep Trump takes at home or abroad: Where are Republicans?
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He will ask again if he can stay with us forever or if we can call the judge.
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And you obviously didn't want to ask again for a second book, but he gave you a great blurb.
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This conversation was one 'n done, too; so even if I found the ID later, I couldn't ask again.
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So I ask again: Are we not morally obliged to stand up and speak out against such reprehensible acts?
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I ask again, why would you keep a mother and a child from being able to see each other?
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She and Prince Harry ask again for understanding and respect to be extended to Mr. Markle in this difficult situation.
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"She and Prince Harry ask again for understanding and respect to be extended to Mr. Markle in this difficult situation."
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"We ask again that Australia close these prison camps and let us start a new life in freedom," he said.
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As we have over the last 100 years, we ask again, with this storm: What kind of Americans are we?
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"We want to ask for more salary, but people are scared after what happened last year to ask again," she said.
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I do think people often ask, again, why is it that cash is so ... I was on financial aid in college.
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But every few months he would ask again, as if he could not quite believe that they were helping him without pay.
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It also revealed that Trump's staff and associates frequently ignored the president - disregarding his orders and hoping he just wouldn't ask again.
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"She and Prince Harry ask again for understanding and respect to be extended to Mr. Markle in this difficult situation," the statement added.
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"She and Prince Harry ask again for understanding and respect to be extended to Mr. Markle in this difficult situation," the statement read.
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New options include the ability to share location just once with an app, requiring it to ask again when it wants the info.
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The Source: Carrie Fisher's brother, Todd Probability of Accuracy: This one relies a lot on personal expectations, so … reply hazy, ask again later?
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"She and Prince Harry ask again for understanding and respect to be extended to Mr Markle in this difficult situation," the palace's statement said.
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"We ask again that the Committee release the full, unclassified transcript instead of leaking selective excerpts designed to further a partisan agenda," Goelman continued.
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Or do we tell her, even though she won't remember the answer and will ask again and again, causing her fresh pain each time?
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The people conducting the survey didn't ask married people how happy they were, shoo their spouses out of the room, and then ask again.
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Now, Mr. Xi and his colleagues in Beijing must ask — again — whether Mr. Trump is serious about the threats he made on the campaign trail.
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In the coming years, when my boys ask again their questions about who can be their best friend, I pray for a more hopeful answer.
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When my parents finally caved, the deal was my mom would watch with me and if it was inappropriate then I was not to ask again.
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So, now is the time to ask again the question of so long ago: What about the people he picked to serve in positions of great responsibility?
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When the time comes, don't hesitate to ask again, just make sure that you have put in the hard work and can prove that you deserve a raise.
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Davis emailed him one final time to tell him that the trial had been pushed back and to ask again that he share the information with his audience.
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I know you've told this story before, but I'm going to ask again: Who decided and why did you decide to name Donald Trump a "short-fingered vulgarian"?
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Whatever you decide, the change applies site-wide, and no page on the site will ask again for 30 days (you can always change things up in settings).
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I will ask again after NH. What happens in NH matters a lot, but as I have said, Culinary will not try to save Biden unless he looks alive.
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"Today I came to the main office to ask again, and the answer I got is, 'We don't know when the flight will be possible,'" Mr. Barawi, 26, said.
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I tried to ask again and even suggested the idea of just trying to get China to agree to the largest numbers possible, but I got the same answer.
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When the reporter tried to follow up to ask again if Gardner thought it was appropriate, Gardner said that he had answered the question and turned to another reporter.
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If they say it uncomfortably you can ask again, offering to make up an excuse like you found their phone or pretend to be drunk and get in the way.
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Hong Kong Security Secretary Lai Tung-kwok said the territory was still awaiting a response from Chinese authorities on the fate of the men, and would ask again "if necessary".
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"Given the discussion of many European allies here, not just the American discussion, I think we have to ask again and again what else can we possibly do," she said.
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" His marvelously evocative novel begins with a nagging question that New Yorkers who have a choice are beginning to ask again about their impossibly irrepressible city: "Why do we stay?
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On iOS 13, users can grant an app the ability to know their location just once if they want, requiring the apps to ask again the next time they want it.
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"We ask again that the Committee release the full, unclassified transcript instead of leaking selective excerpts designed to further a partisan agenda," Strzok's attorney, Aitan Goelman, said in a statement late Thursday.
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Mr. Comey demurred, and when the president called about two weeks later to ask again, Mr. Comey responded that he had passed along the proposal to the Justice Department, he later testified.
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This July 4, on the heels of nationwide protests that mobilized hundreds of thousands of people in opposition to immigration policy, we ought to ask again, what does it mean to celebrate America now?
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But if the company does not agree to keep members health plans intact at the next bargaining session, on May 11 and May 12, Boyle said the union would ask again for permission to strike.
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Or she'll ask again how to find a particular photo she was previously sent by email, how to save it and how to download it so she can take it to a shop for printing.
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But if the company does not agree to keep members' health plans intact at the next bargaining session, on May 11 and May 12, Boyle said the union would ask again for permission to strike.
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The police investigation is expected to last well beyond the October vote and Babis will win immunity again if reelected to parliament, as expected, which would force the police to ask again for permission to charge him.
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I was born French, my parents were born French, it became Algeria later on, my grandparents were French, my great-grandparents were French, and I ask again: I don't have the right to criticize France, my country?
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So I will ask again – will you step over the person who falls to the ground or will you call 911 – if the latter then healthcare is a right and we have to fix ObamaCare not scrap it.
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Officially, the five-justice majority's opinion in Trump v Hawaii, which upholds the third version of the travel ban, sends the matter back to lower courts to ask again whether Mr Trump's policy violates a constitutional bar on religious discrimination.
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But the Shanghai Biennale, titled Why Not Ask Again: Arguments, Counter-arguments and Stories, is less concerned with examining the ongoing dichotomy between Eastern and Western cultures, than it is with questioning and disrupting the status quo in multiple ways.
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LAST TIME YOU WERE ON I ASKED YOU ABOUT IT, YOU DIDN'T REALLY GIVE AN ANSWER IN TERMS OF WHERE THE ADMINISTRATION STANDS ON A BORDER ADJUSTMENT TAX, WHICH IS SUCH A KEY PART OF IT. BUT I'LL ASK AGAIN.
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To revisit questions you've already asked, there's no need to talk into the app again — just touch the magnifying glass in the upper left-hand corner to see a record of your questions, which you can tap to automatically ask again.
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" She explains, "It was as if I reached 40 and everyone started losing it a little, and I began 'Ask Again, Yes'" — a contemporary saga of two suburban New York families, which debuts this week at No. 5 — "as a way to write through that.
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"The risk for those who say simply go back and ask again, the risk is that isn't necessarily a one way street, the French the Spanish and others will turn round, if we seek to reopen the negotiation, and ask for more," he added.
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"For example, when faced with questions about their body parts, or how pregnancy happens, and your response is to change the subject, or say, 'We don't talk about that,' or 'Don't touch that,' or 'Don't do that,' that shuts them down and they never ask again," Holt says.
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If they say no, maybe they aren't totally sold on the idea that you could get the work done remotely — so before you ask again, spend time working on how you can show your boss how you can still maintain your strong work ethic even if you're not in the office as much.
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Instead, they arrived at the debate with the same prearranged conclusion: The surest way to get the axes grinding between the Democratic field's moderates and its progressives was to ask, again and again, about differences in the candidates' health care plans, the substance of which went unremarked upon by these same gatekeepers.
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"We just want to ask again: How are you going to assure our right to privacy when we have been having these problems and we have so many fears because of GoGuardian, and the fact that they can monitor everything that we see and we do?" the student asked the school board.
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Our children did not ask to be born into the families and cultures they were, but we'll be sure to teach them to celebrate their names, their traditions and their histories as proudly and loudly as possible so no one will have to ask again if an ethnic name is good or bad ever again.
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To add insult to injury, Cersei is apparently feeling confident (read: arrogant) enough that she's now ignoring Jaime's desire to keep their effed up incestuous relationship on the DL by openly flaunting it in front of the hired help, all while promising Euron that she'll probably marry him someday maybe if he's good just ask again later okay?
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" Buttigieg's stirring, honest, and often beautiful book is a story of how the people of South Bend rebuilt their Rust Belt city, and made it a better place, and it's an argument for what it means to answer a calling, and why it's important to ask, again and again, "what each of us owes to the country.
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This was not short-term and she had to ask again 1904.
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Patients may recognize faces or identify that the subject of the question is important and was discussed recently, but they have no memory for the meaning attached to these common stimuli and so will misattribute this familiarity or simply ask again.
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Mary Beth Keane is an American writer of Irish parentage. She is the author of The Walking People, Fever,and Ask Again, Yes . In 2011 she was named one of the National Book Foundation's "5 under 35," and in 2015 she was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship for Fiction.
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"Ask Again, Yes" was selected as The Tonight Show Summer Reads choice for 2019 after five days of audience voting that garnered nearly a million votes,, was the winner of the NAIBA 2019 Award for Best Fiction and was nominated for the 2019 Goodread's Choice Award Best Fiction.
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I > said a lot of things that didn't happen. I lied. ... Anytime I would give > them an answer that they didn't like, they would ask again and encourage me > to give them the answer they were looking for. ... I felt uncomfortable and > a little ashamed that I was being dishonest.
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They are called by a highly > blasphemous name: religionists—a word that reveals more about the decay of > religion in our time than does anything else. If religion is the special > concern of special people and not the ultimate concern of everybody, it is > nonsense or blasphemy. So we ask again, what is the one thing we need? And > again it is difficult to answer.
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Daffy obliges and, after a few seconds, asks Bugs if it's safe to talk. Bugs pretends he didn't hear, prompting Daffy to ask again in his loudest whisper. When Bugs again pretends not to hear, Daffy gets mad enough to simply shout his question, causing snow to fall all over him. Bugs informs him that it still isn't safe then and Daffy sarcastically thanks him.
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It was published in 5 languages, and twelve countries. Her second novel, Ask Again Later, was published by Ecco in February 2007.worldCat Prior to working in television, Davis was a newspaper reporter and columnist.Author Interview with Jill A. Davis from HarperCollins Publishers After leaving the Late Show with David Letterman, she created and executive-produced a television show pilot for DreamWorks starring Tracy Pollan, Anna Says.
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Lobzang Gyatso, however, disagreed and defended the Mongols and their good character; they were simply too ashamed to have to retreat from battle under Norbu's orders.Karmay 2014, p. 375 The Samye oracle had been consulted beforehand and advised against the invasion. When asked again, whether the army should retreat or advance, it replied that since they had not taken its advice before they should not ask again.
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They find that she is lying and ask again who the father is. Gina reveals the father is Boyle's cousin, Milton (Ryan Phillippe), much to Boyle's annoyance, as he considers Milton the worst in his family. Adrian tells Jake and Rosa that they have to punch him to show they can be corrupt as Hawkins. They punch him in the slaughterhouse, but some of their conversation is filmed on camera.
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But the Watchman said: if the morning comes soon, it will yet again be night; and if you ask, you will return and ask again, Watchman, will the night soon pass? (Isaiah 21:11–12) 7\. Chorus The night has passed, but the day has come. So let us cast off the works of darkness, and put on the armor of light, and take up the armor of light.
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In the nineties ASK experienced a downfall, and one of their training-facilities, Bondihallen, was shut down due to poor maintenance. Still the club fostered talents, and swimmers like Aleksander Hetland and Andre Bratgjerd developed their skills at Asker before transferring to other clubs. Around the year 2000 ASK again began climbing to the top. Coach Øyvind Marstein took charge in Asker and under his leadership the environment blossomed.
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After Leah treads on a needlestick while helping Vinnie clear the beach, they both fear for Leah's health. Vinnie proposes but Leah turns him down and tells him to ask again in three months after she receives the test results. The tests return negative and Vinnie doesn't propose straight away, Leah thinks he has gone cold on the idea. Vinnie, with the help of Harry Reynolds (Justin Melvey), uses a plane with a banner showing his proposal to Leah and she accepts.
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The lady commanded Soubirous: "Go, tell the priests to come here in procession and to build a chapel here." Accompanied by her two aunts, Soubirous went to ask Father Peyramale; he forbade her to go to the grotto, and dismissed her. Peyramale had ordered the priests to have nothing to do with the grotto, for it was the general practice of the clergy to discourage religious visionaries. Soubirous was determined and returned with one of the priest's friends to ask again.
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They also seemed to have a doubt whether the returns being picked up on the weather radar were ground echoes or were severe weather (Magenta) indications. The co-pilot confirmed that the returns were not ground echoes but were radar returns (Magenta) from very severe weather. When approaching about 32 NMs from the airfield, the Captain directed the co-pilot to ask again for latest weather as the ATC had reported visibility earlier while the weather being shown on weather radar seemed much worse.
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The Italian Army broke through a gap near Sacile and poured in reinforcements that crushed the Austrian defensive line. On 31 October, the whole front began to collapse and the Italian Army launched a full scale attack. On 3 November, 300,000 Austrian soldiers surrendered, at the same day the Italians entered Trento and Trieste, greeted by the population. On 3 November, the military leaders of the already disintegrated Austria-Hungary sent a flag of truce to the Italian commander to ask again for an armistice and terms of peace.
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A copy is given to Sayid Jarrah by a young Benjamin Linus in the episode "He's Our You" (Season 5 Episode 10) of the TV series Lost. One of the stacked books in the episode "Concentrate and Ask Again" (Season 3 Episode 12) of the TV series Fringe. The book inspired the members of metal band Between the Buried and Me offshoot, Trioscapes, to name their debut EP "Separate Realities". In the film The Exorcism of Emily Rose, an anthropologist played by Shoreh Aghdashloo references Castaneda and the Separate Reality during her court testimony.
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Finally, Axelos' third trilogy is entitled The Unfolding of an Investigation, and consists of the books: Arguments of an Investigation (1969), Horizons of the World (1974), and Issues at Stake (1979). In employing both Marx and Freud, Axelos did not carelessly reject their arguments despite trying to "liberate the vital forces" within them (1964), as his autobiography notes: "it remains to ask again, to extrapolate the Marxian and Freudian intuitions" (1997). The focus of the searches is still the "set-game of sets," especially in the context of the "end of history" debates.
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Observe that the problem FSAT introduced above can be solved using only polynomially many calls to a subroutine which decides the SAT problem: An algorithm can first ask whether the formula \varphi is satisfiable. After that the algorithm can fix variable x_1 to TRUE and ask again. If the resulting formula is still satisfiable the algorithm keeps x_1 fixed to TRUE and continues to fix x_2, otherwise it decides that x_1 has to be FALSE and continues. Thus, FSAT is solvable in polynomial time using an oracle deciding SAT.
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The Cordoban lands were lost in 1077, as well as the southernmost provinces of the kingdom, and Al-Qadir also found himself attacked by Al-Mutawakkil of the taifa of Badajoz. He was therefore forced to ask again for help from Castile, in this way losing the support of many of his subjects. Al-Mutawakkil occupied Toledo in 1080, while Al-Qadir took refuge in Cuenca. He was able to regain the throne the following year, the agreement including the acquisition of Toledo by the Castilian kingdom, while al-Qadir would keep ruling Valencia.
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In May 1993, MGM announced a seventeenth James Bond film was back in the works, to be based on a screenplay by Michael France. With Broccoli's health deteriorating (he died seven months after the release of GoldenEye), his daughter Barbara Broccoli described him as taking "a bit of a back seat" in the film's production. Barbara and Michael G. Wilson took the lead roles in production while Albert Broccoli oversaw the production of GoldenEye as a consulting producer, credited as "presenter". Broccoli reached out to Dalton to ask again if he would come back and now found Dalton open to the idea.
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After his licensing, Walton and George, his only surviving brother, decided to sell their father's land and move to Austin, Texas. While in Carrollton, Walton met and grew to love seventeen-year-old Lettie Watkins, whose parents, Dr. Thomas A. Watkins and Sarah Epes Fitzgerald Watkins, had a plantation nearby. He asked Lettie to marry him and go with him to Texas, but her parents withheld their permission. Despondent, young Walton started on his way out of Mississippi, but, after a day or two, came back to Carrollton to ask again, resulting in a secret engagement.
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Aspen Mays (born 1980) is an American artist. Born in Asheville, North Carolina, and raised in Charleston, South Carolina, Mays received her MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Her solo exhibitions include Every leaf on a tree at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago; From the Offices of Scientists at the Hyde Park Art Center, Chicago; Concentrate and Ask Again at Golden Gallery, Chicago. Mays was a 2009–2010 Fulbright Fellow in Santiago, Chile, where she worked with astronomers who are using the world’s most advanced telescopes to look at the sky.
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In 2001, Keane was hired as a receptionist at a New York literary agency, where she met her agent. Her writing has appeared in The New York Times, The Chicago Tribune, Vogue, The Daily Beast, The Antioch Review, New York Stories, The Recorder, The Baltimore Review, and elsewhere. Her second novel, Fever, a fictional retelling of the life of Typhoid Mary, was listed as one of the New York Times Editor's Choice novels in March 2013. Her third novel, Ask Again, Yes debuted at #5 on The New York Times Best Sellers list in June 2019 and in August 2019 she appeared on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon to discuss the book.
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"I think that there should be ethical boundaries of freedom of speech and freedom of expression of art that should not be prescribed by law but should be in the hearts of people," said Laine Randjärv. "Organizers of the exhibition have been ignoring the principles of good practices and the principles of respecting other people and nations," found Jüri Ratas. "The reaction and the triggered debate in the society leads us to ask again where are the boundaries of art," said Urve Tiidus."Tiidus juute solvanud näitusest: minu jaoks on küsimus empaatiavõimes" Postimees, 10 February 2015 A couple of days later, first statements supporting the curator and Tartu Art Museum started to appear, mostly made by people of art and culture.
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The next day, 21 October, members of the executive council met Prime Minister Harold Wilson to ask again, without success, that the government's loan conditions be relaxed. On Saturday, 1 November, the workers held a rally in at Custom House Quay attended by several hundred employees and members of the Scottish National Party (SNP), where speakers appealed to the government to save the newspaper and the 500 jobs. Those who addressed the rally included Teddy Taylor of the Conservative Party, Margo MacDonald of the SNP, Jimmy Reid of the Communist Party, and representatives of the Scottish Trades Union Congress as well as ministers of Catholic and Protestant churches. Chairman Alister Blyth told the rally: > [A]nyone in the newspaper industry will tell you ... that it takes at least > a year for a newspaper to become established, get on its feet to settle its > circulation.
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