When Putin was asked questions he talked policy, and Trump when he was asked questions very much did not.
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"I was asked questions you could not believe and could not think of, and even asked questions about my life that I did not know the answers to," he said.
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She asked questions about my piece — many of them.
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On the last two occasions on which he asked questions, in 2016 and on Wednesday, Justice Thomas asked questions only after the last lawyer finished early and was about to sit down.
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Baer asked questions, two sources said, and requested more information.
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SLU claims Alexa does not keep recordings of asked questions.
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For more information, check out its frequently asked questions page.
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They have not asked questions about what happened, Ramos said.
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Here are the answers to some most commonly asked questions.
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"Like you, they asked questions," he told a visiting journalist.
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Democrats have asked questions about Trump's loans from the bank.
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Here, we try to answer the most frequently asked questions.
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On others, she asked questions for 22014 minutes or more.
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The website also has a section with frequently asked questions.
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Top 153 lists also address the most frequently asked questions.
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Swipe through for responses to our most frequently asked questions.
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They showed up every day determined, worked intently, asked questions.
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As we read, we shared insights and I asked questions.
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Like the conservatives, he asked questions about the clinics' capacity.
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We do have somebody who&aposs asked questions of Carter Page.
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For the previous 11 hours, Patrick Vieira had been asked questions.
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They are then asked questions about what they saw and where.
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There was a way the mom asked questions of Lady Bird.
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She repeatedly asked questions similar to those from the defense attorneys.
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Want answers to more of Google's most-asked questions about Carvey?
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All the frequently asked questions on body donation are answered here.
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He walked away and some reporters asked questions about the case.
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"They asked questions that I did not understand," he said recently.
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Pompeo will likely be asked questions about Iran and North Korea.
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What they said: Democrats and Republicans alike asked questions of Beckerman.
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Beto O'Rourke, of Texas, were not asked questions about education directly.
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But Pakistanis who have asked questions like that have been hounded.
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That meant she was not asked questions on camera about Porter.
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They also asked questions that were meant to be trick questions.
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They asked questions about breast density, breast cancer risk and mammograms.
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They were also asked questions about their health, wellness and relationships.
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Let's get to some of your frequently asked questions about context cards.
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As Republican members asked questions, Democrats repeatedly interrupted with outbursts and objections.
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Patricia asked questions that prompted us to describe our different money personalities.
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She asked questions, interacting with the serpent while Adam stood by mute.
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Along the way, people asked questions, including asking to see the study.
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Kiarostami asked questions, but he had no pretensions of having the answers.
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According to the university, more than 150 people have been asked questions.
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The administration has a list of frequently asked questions on its website.
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Ellen talked about her mother's situation, and I asked questions about it.
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He took a breath, held my hand, asked questions and said yes.
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You can find answers to frequently asked questions on this Help page.
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But Mr. Trump listened with interest and asked questions of Mr. Papadopoulos.
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For more information, please visit our Frequently Asked Questions page: www.gdconf.com/faq
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They are being asked questions about Trump's latest, often self-imposed, drama.
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Or is Biden asked questions about his behavior around women on Thursday?
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But nobody asked questions, and if they did, he'd have to lie.
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I mainly asked questions and I got some great answers in my email.
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I'd sit down in an interview and get the most harshly asked questions.
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I openly shared my concerns and asked questions about their beliefs and opinions.
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Additional information and frequently-asked questions about the D.C. event are listed here.
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The website of the House Clerk has a tab for frequently asked questions.
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Other liberal justices including Sonia Sotomayor asked questions indicating skepticism toward Ohio's policy.
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She was a fighter who threw hands (and feet), and asked questions later.
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"When we have asked questions [of Facebook], we have received answers," Sidoti said.
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You know, they -- whenever they asked questions, I was always ready to offer.
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How are the same people asking questions that asked questions during Anita Hill?
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Here are the employee's answers to four frequently asked questions about Trader Joe's.
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My frequently asked questions include: What break-in are you most proud of?
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The CNN reporter, Kaitlan Collins, asked questions about former Trump attorney Michael Cohen.
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On Tuesday, it was as she asked questions to Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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She said toddlers can benefit from being asked questions with one-word answers.
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Eleanor Roosevelt and J. Edgar Hoover asked questions on the show in 1945.
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I asked questions like: Do you have a problem breaking a meaningless law?
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I was the only boxer in history people asked questions like a senator.
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At least I didn't rip the return label and frequently asked questions booklet.
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The following are some of the most frequently asked questions about the trial.
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In any case, here are answers to some commonly asked questions about voting.
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I asked questions like that in a Christmas Day column, interviewing the Rev.
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Although finding them isn't difficult, child soldiers often slink away when asked questions.
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Am I sorry that I asked questions and that I don't just follow?
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So we got them to hold their hands up and then asked questions.
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Justices Breyer, Ginsburg, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan asked questions suggesting allegiance with employees.
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In an interview portion of the competition, contestants are asked questions about their platforms.
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Other GWASs have asked questions like: What are the genetic correlates of diabetes risk?
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After attorneys asked questions about the girl's situation, she was reunited with her aunt.
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Marshall's exhibition asked questions about identity while challenging audiences to confront perceptions and fears.
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You can also consult the DOL's list of frequently asked questions for additional help.
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"The premium customer doesn't want to be asked questions," said Mr. Clarke of PricewaterhouseCoopers.
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Wednesday's was (accidentally) the kids' table debate, and the moderators asked questions about policy.
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Frequently Asked Questions Q: Who is eligible to be considered as a CNN Hero?
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But the hearing repeatedly ran aground as lawmakers asked questions about classified security assurances.
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At least two committees on Capitol Hill have also asked questions about the contract.
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Burr was leaving but, as reporters asked questions, decided to stop at the ATM.
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As he shared plans of his engagement, he asked questions about my own husband.
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So here's a place to start: 220 often-asked questions with some straightforward answers.
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So here's a place to start: 17 often-asked questions with some straightforward answers.
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So here's a place to start: 20093 often-asked questions with some straightforward answers.
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The Crimson says he was then asked questions about his friends' social media activities.
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Only Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. asked questions consistently supportive of the Louisiana law.
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"I think we have asked questions here, and many people are responding," he added.
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The Crimson said he was then asked questions about his friends' social media activities.
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In Delhi, 70 government schools run workshops to answer commonly asked questions around menstruation.
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I reverse engineered the information from the frequently asked questions directed at prospective clients.
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So here's a place to start: 280 often-asked questions with some straightforward answers.
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This final Our Man in Iowa dispatch answers frequently asked questions on the Iowa caucuses.
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They were asked questions to gauge their empathy and the adult finished last in sympathy.
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Trump asked questions and made clear his admiration for intelligence community employees, the official added.
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The language in the company's frequently asked questions also strangely brags about its data collection.
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If we asked questions, they wanted to tell us all about what it was like.
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At both hearings, only a handful of senators showed up, and even fewer asked questions.
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Amazon says it's one of the most commonly asked questions to its Echo smart speakers.
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I get asked questions more appropriate for a therapist or a nutritionist than a novelist.
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A "separate source familiar with the investigation" said Mueller had asked questions about their work.
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And even when they asked questions, the focus on heterosexual sex made them feel uncomfortable.
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We asked questions and he answered with questions back, what could he be up to?
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He had previously asked questions several times in that term and the one before it.
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It was his first time at the restaurant so he asked questions about the menu.
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They asked questions about the relationship, value and meaning of pets in the owners' lives.
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The arbitration clause doesn't apply to the "cybersecurity incident," according to Equifax's frequently asked questions.
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Herewith, Breakingviews offers a handy cheat sheet for some of the most frequently asked questions.
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Liberal Justice Stephen Breyer also asked questions that indicated he could side with New Jersey.
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I'm often asked questions about writing, so here are some answers too long for Twitter!
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This dynamic creates an environment in which they get asked questions about their entire race.
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The staff member stated that Mr. Riff repeatedly asked questions about her life outside work.
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During the event, people also asked questions about topics related to holding President Trump accountable.
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That hearing proceeded smoothly, and the senators who asked questions seemed satisfied with Ong's responses.
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I pulled quotes from that section, and asked questions that we answered through the body.
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We both asked questions during the first "pool spray" when the two leaders shook hands.
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So here's a place to start: 17 often-asked questions with some straightforward answers. Mrs.
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"He said they asked questions such as "What can I do to make more money?
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That hearing proceeded smoothly and the members who asked questions appeared satisfied with Palk's responses.
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Some actors asked questions and wanted to collaborate; others wanted him to do his thing.
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She looks like she's girding herself to be asked questions she doesn't want to answer.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ) Q: Who is eligible to be considered as a CNN Hero?
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That hearing proceeded well, and the members who asked questions seemed satisfied with Young's answers.
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"We've provided about a dozen questions and answers to address frequently asked questions," Schwartz explained.
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That session proceeded well, and the lawmakers who asked questions seemed satisfied with her answers.
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But only Justice Alito asked questions suggesting that he was prepared to accept the argument.
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Since that moment, I've constantly asked questions and pushed back with doctors if they're dismissive.
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There, legislators asked questions about such issues as how developers can make the technology more accurate.
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He&aposll be asked questions that we know from the past, he couldn&apost speak on.
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Unperturbed, the duke listened, asked questions and then moved on, making everyone he met feel heard.
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If anything, it seemed like product managers just asked questions that other people had to answer.
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A week after the training, all the participants were asked questions about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Chelsea Clinton told Variety she's been asked questions about running for office since she was young.
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White said he often encountered indifference and silence when he asked questions or raised a concern.
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The respondents were asked questions pertaining to trustworthiness and accuracy, expert analysis/opinions, and personal relevance.
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") and answers a few frequently asked questions ("Why do so many Egyptian sculptures have broken noses?
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If a person asked questions and seemed genuinely interested in the truth, I would happily oblige.
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Now the "onliest boxer in history that people asked questions like a senator" developed coherent answers.
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I wondered if other employees were asked questions like these, and how they responded to them.
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The Cardinal may have "forgotten things or overlooked things" when asked questions by police, Richter conceded.
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I also asked questions and listened (like really listened!) which engaged whoever I was speaking with.
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That person also said the investigators asked questions about Kian's work with Flynn on certain contracts.
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Ms. Schwab recommends constructing a page on your site that is dedicated to frequently asked questions.
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Specifically, he didn't like the part where they asked questions and he had to answer them.
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Please try again later or check our online help center for answers to frequently asked questions.
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I was asked questions about things no one should know when I least wanted to talk.
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With that in mind, we cobbled together some frequently asked questions, and answered them below. Definitely!
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People in front of me had their temperatures taken and were asked questions about their symptoms.
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They asked questions, offered diverse perspectives, disagreed respectfully and deepened the ideas posed by other students.
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We sipped our drinks and chewed truffle French fries; I asked questions and she answered them.
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Even rigorous scientific studies have asked questions of animals in ways that reflect our human concerns.
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That hearing proceeded smoothly, and the members who asked questions appeared satisfied with the nominees' responses.
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Indeed, even ICE recognized this in a "Frequently Asked Questions" section included in the report's release.
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Todd Gilbert, a Republican, asked questions reminiscent of this narrative, pressing the bill's sponsor, Democratic Del.
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They added a "Frequently Asked Questions" section to the website, which has helped stem the tide.
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The candidate is asked questions about his legal views, not his personal political views, his legal views.
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When asked for comment, HHS pointed toward excerpts from their "Frequently Asked Questions" page that addressed contraception.
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As one of the fathers asked questions about the legal process, three of the children played foosball.
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Also on February 21 it updated its Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) guidance surrounding the 2016 rules(here).
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But in true Lush fashion, the social team got to work answering the most frequently asked questions.
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Jesus had been dead/alive(?) for 2,000 years and we asked questions like: Will the world end?
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In each public appearance and interview this week, Trump will be asked questions related to his taxes.
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Business owners will also be able to add frequently asked questions, and directly respond to queries, too.
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Hoping to learn more about filmmaking, "I went to every single department and asked questions," says Cruise.
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Three users asked questions like who makes the vending machine, and how they can get one themselves.
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The agency posted a set of Frequently Asked Questions about the new tax exclusion on its website.
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Crystal admits that she was aware that these people were dealing drugs, but she rarely asked questions.
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"Many of our guests have asked questions about Castaway Cay," Disney wrote on its cruise line website.
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She saw me break down after she asked questions implying that I should have fought back harder.
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Mr. Cooper would often berate or threaten them when they asked questions or wanted their money back.
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And Trump would get asked questions about it, Sanders would get asked all the time about it.
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Here are some frequently asked questions about how we chose our 52 Places to Go in 2018.
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While some senators asked questions about classified matters, the answers contained no classified information, Coons said. Sen.
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Candidates were asked questions such as "why do you deserve to become president?" by a prominent journalist.
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The agency posted a set of frequently asked questions about the new tax exclusion on its website.
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They told her when she was 27 and had asked questions about her health and hereditary conditions.
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The survey students filled out asked questions to determine the emotional effect of the event the election.
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Here are some frequently asked questions about how we chose our 52 Places to Go in 2017.
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It also features a help center, where caregivers can find answers to urgent or commonly asked questions.
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"For me, it was a situation where my colleagues jumped before they asked questions," Ms. Buerkle said.
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The letter also asked questions about consumer privacy protections and if it had information about users' creditworthiness.
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They didn't let us rest and asked questions for three days straight while I was in handcuffs.
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On Friday, the Nevada Democratic Party released answers to frequently asked questions ahead of the caucuses on Saturday.
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The company is aware, as it asked questions about bugs and glitches in a recently emailed customer survey.
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The senators then asked questions that they described as a way to verify if he followed the regulations.
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Everywhere they go, they're asked questions about their experience – and those questions aren't for the faint of heart.
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I get asked questions like these a lot and I'm sure they were not unusual for Prince, either.
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More information (including a list of frequently asked questions) can be found on the CDC's page on measles.
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McCallion says FBI counterintelligence agents in February or March asked questions about some of Giuliani's Ukrainian business dealings.
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Google has provided Mashable with the 29 most commonly asked questions about sex over the last five years.
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He never asked questions, the Islamic Society's leadership said, nor expressed any views that would hint at radicalization.
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Instead, the presidential hopefuls spent their time heatedly going after one another while undecided voters occasionally asked questions.
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Toward the bottom, there are frequently asked questions about the story, tweets from relevant sources, and fact-checks.
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Representatives Anna Eshoo, a Democrat, and Steve Scalise, a Republican, asked questions that indicated support for the deal.
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They were asked questions on everything from diversity and salaries to Russian accounts and policies involving gun manufacturers.
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He said he asked how many women had been asked questions like that, and many raised their hands.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy, whose vote will be crucial in this closely divided case, asked questions of both sides.
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He cited "man-on-the-street" style interviews, where individuals are asked questions about basic general knowledge topics.
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During the explanation, Harry and Meghan listened intently and asked questions before going over to greet the public.
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Here's everything you need to know about Prime Day 2019 — we answer all of your frequently asked questions.
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If you've never asked questions of this tone before, it'll likely be a surprise to your direct report.
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Sometimes, when people are asked questions under extreme time pressure, they can end up giving surprisingly enlightened responses.
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He raised points of order throughout the hearing to interrupt Democrats who asked questions that he found impertinent.
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"He was nice and asked questions about me and my family," said Ms. Wedel, who goes by Cece.
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As part of the campaign, he and others were asked questions like What does youth mean to you?
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In fact, this is explicitly stated on the State Department's Frequently Asked Questions site About Visas - The Basics.
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As Vial showed me the various tools and tasks, I asked questions about how they prevent bad actors.
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Especially when my dad was alive, we would have asked questions about why he kept so many secrets.
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Here are more answers to commonly asked questions about what's beginning to feel like a never-ending shutdown.
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Here, The Times's restaurant critic, Pete Wells, answers frequently asked questions about our guidelines for judging a meal.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which includes a page of Frequently Asked Questions about Covid-19.
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But ministers cannot be asked questions, committees do not sit and Westminster has done little to keep tabs.
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The SEC in 200 published answers{hhere} to frequently asked questions related to personal liability at broker-dealers.
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" So in her lesson, she asked questions such as: "Would you ever want to become a citizen scientist?
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They were also asked questions designed to illuminate how prone they were toward risky behaviors and sensation-seeking.
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Still, she emphasized, her ruling is only about whether Mr. McGahn must show up to be asked questions.
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He took notes; asked questions; and, I remember, promised to pass my report on to the district attorney.
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After already detailing the overdose she survived, Chelsea was asked questions about an abusive relationship she'd previously been in.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ) Q: What's the easiest way to vote for the 2016 CNN Hero of the Year?
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In Leslie's experience, many women believe if a man hasn't asked questions or laughed at her jokes, he's disinterested.
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Guardians Incredibly Frequently Asked Questions --Kraglin's fin at the end of Vol 24 is a different fin than Yondu's.
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Positive signs include meeting with additional team members and being asked questions specific to start dates and salary requirements.
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They let me talk about her and asked questions about her and they let me share memories of her.
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"Every time people asked questions about investigations pertaining to Donald Trump, they are tight lipped and silent," Mook added.
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Singer asked questions about his son's academics and whether he had written a college application essay, the man said.
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Reporters asked questions about his prognosis but the hospital declined to comment on that due to the privacy considerations.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ) Q: What's the easiest way to vote for the 2017 CNN Hero of the Year?
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Members of the European Parliament asked questions in bulk for the first 60-plus minutes while Zuckerberg took notes.
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Twitter has since suspended an account that helped spread the encounter after CNN asked questions about the account's authenticity.
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Those numbers held steady over the weekend, when the survey asked questions related to the FBI letter, NBC said.
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Even rival anchors were impressed; on MSNBC, Brian Williams said Mr. Wallace asked questions that Mr. Trump had sidestepped.
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Cuarón never believed that, but when other kids asked questions, he lied: Of course his father lived at home.
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He asked questions like, "Why did that bother you so badly?" and was willing to listen to the answer.
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While Justice Neil Gorsuch asked questions suggesting his vote might be in play, several other conservative justices expressed skepticism.
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Similarly, when polls asked questions about the certainty of people's positions, the possibility of changing minds was very real.
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Then find answers below to parents' most frequently asked questions about the game and how to use it safely.
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Elizabeth Warren, the two septuagenarian frontrunners in the party's nominating contest, were also asked questions related to their ages.
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They asked questions about underground exchange activities, access to healthcare and difficulty in purchasing diabetes items from standard sources.
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She asked questions and engaged with individuals and at the end she spoke with one of our adolescent clients.
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The mask was taken off and Mr. Weddle was asked questions about his work as a journalist, he said.
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The Royal Baby: Frequently Asked Questions Everything you don't need to know about Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's child.
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All week, players at the Australian Open have been asked questions about the report, and about match fixing in general.
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I definitely asked questions [and] we've done tests on a few of these things to make sure that it works.
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The LVF board members have so far asked questions on issues ranging from health care, to immigration, to Puerto Rico.
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It's become part of their brand, whether intentionally or not, so they'll undoubtedly be asked questions about queerness and sexuality.
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I asked questions, and he responded with head nods and occasionally a chuckle that's more like a release of air.
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The "top shelf stuff," Pornhub says in its Premium frequently-asked questions page, comes from partners including Girls Do Porn.
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In case you're interested in applying, all of the guidelines and frequently asked questions are in the aforementioned Medium post.
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CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story misstated the name and age of the constituent who asked questions of Sen.
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At first she didn't mention its purpose, but given that most of the team was Russian, no one asked questions.
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Business owners can add their own frequently asked questions so future patrons won't need to post in the first place.
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The seven-page document containing a list of 39 "frequently asked questions" was sent to state and local stakeholders Jan.
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Sounds simple enough, but the program requires a four-page Frequently Asked Questions document to fully explain how it works.
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We've got answers to some of the most commonly asked questions about this historic shutdown: When will the government reopen?
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Schiff says he wants Cohen to testify behind closed doors so he can be asked questions about the Russia investigation.
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Kirsten Gillibrand of New York, Catherine Cortez Masto of Nevada and Ben Cardin of Maryland asked questions on the call.
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The software is open-source and has a lengthy set of Frequently Asked Questions in the Support area of WordPress.
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CK: Well I can give you my opinion, I think he's asked questions about stuff and he's answering those questions.
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We answered some frequently asked questions about Judge Kavanaugh, and looked at his record on abortion, guns, climate and more.
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During oral arguments, Kavanaugh often asked questions toward the end of the one-hour sessions, after other justices weighed in.
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When asked questions about taxes or public debt, he relies entirely on the judgment of his economic adviser, Paulo Guedes.
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The section also contains helpful pages, like a frequently asked questions page, which answers questions like how the disease spreads.
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He worked an office job at an insurance firm, asked questions about my day and regularly wore the color grey.
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Here are some of the most frequently asked questions from those searching for auxiliary parts for this magical cooking device.
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As tax season heats up, there are a few outstanding issues and frequently asked questions the IRS wants to address.
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The waiter died, and his family briefly asked questions before everything was hushed up by the almighty power of money.
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The investor with the screen name ShayJo said Karina banned several people from the Telegram group who had asked questions.
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Had a chance to introduce myself, asked questions about the program they're in, about Tucumcari, about where they're originally from.
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During its presentation to airlines, the company also distributed a set of infographics, reference cards, videos and frequently asked questions.
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Some of the people in the audience asked questions about, for example, the fact that the President lies all the time.
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An educator made a presentation about the transmission, prevention, and treatment for Hepatitis C, as the women ate and asked questions.
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The office of London's mayor, Sadiq Khan, refers requests for an Anglo-Egyptian festival to a website for frequently asked questions.
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Through them, they can respond to frequently asked questions that customers regularly ask them (think business hours, directions, phone numbers, etc.).
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The first closure was thrown out and the case reopened after the Trace and BuzzFeed News asked questions about the evidence.
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Lisa Vanderpump says just because she has asked questions about Yolanda Foster's health doesn't mean she doubts her struggles are real.
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After initially offering an interview with Van Noy, Gitcho declined to make him available after WIRED asked questions about his background.
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At a joint press conference with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Monday, the Daily Caller and Sinclair Broadcasting asked questions.
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We also asked questions about the football program, but Swann wanted to make it clear, Clay Helton is still in charge.
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The survey asked questions about their experiences with psychedelics and other drugs, personality, their relationship with nature, and their political orientation.
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The team could then build from there after going live by analyzing other commonly asked questions submitted by employees, Kidner said.
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The seven-page document containing a list of 39 "frequently asked questions" was sent to state and local stakeholders Jan. 19.
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She asked questions about former lawyer Michael Cohen and Russian President Vladimir Putin, two of the biggest stories of the day.
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They said that the two men were never directly asked questions that would have caused them to discuss Hofeller's alleged involvement.
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If you're interviewing there, you'll be asked questions about your values and purpose, Ana Recio, Salesforce's head of global recruiting, said.
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"We have asked questions and ... have received assurances," Green told reporters after a meeting with Sudanese Prime Minister Bakri Hassan Saleh.
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Out There Many of you asked questions about black holes so profound and clever I couldn't even start to answer them.
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Several Republican Senators asked questions about cases in which Kavanaugh claimed he had ruled in favor of unions and environmental groups.
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But Mr. Saipov "didn't seem interested," the person said, and asked questions that Mr. Kadirov felt showed an ignorance of Islam.
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A Harvard spokesperson pointed Vox to the Frequently Asked Questions page on the school's website for more details about the response.
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With Jake still very much alive beside them, his friends and family took on tasks, asked questions, and voiced their concerns.
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The list makers asked questions in Rohingya about villages whose official names were Burmese, and then recorded the information in English.
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When asked questions, he responds like a student who hasn't done the reading and is bluffing until the teacher moves on.
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Journalists, including those who asked questions of Trump and Kim and who made the long trip to Hanoi, were understandably angry.
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For the infinitely curious, The New York Times has answered a running list of frequently asked questions about the big day.
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As Hurricane Florence approaches, many readers have asked questions about the science of forecasting hurricanes, and how climate change affects them.
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According to the report, Kellogg was shown information and asked questions related to President Trump's former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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Some justices who asked questions of the attorneys for Baroni and Kelly also seemed critical of some of the government's points.
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And in some of the 20 or so Bridge classrooms I observed, pupils occasionally asked questions, but Bridge instructors ignored them.
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While some representatives wasted time grandstanding or asking useless generalized questions, Ocasio-Cortez asked questions that were specific, targeted and strategic.
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Several of the Court's justices who are key votes asked questions suggesting that they are sympathetic to the Trump administration's position.
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Nearly all of the judges asked questions, with all but one or two appearing to reveal their thoughts on the case.
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They looked around and asked questions, he said, and then Dudley was put in a squad car and taken to jail.
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Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. was the only member of the court who asked questions consistently supportive of the government's position.
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As the only gay candidate in the race, Buttigieg has also been asked questions that other candidates haven't had to address.
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The Democrats asked questions to get soundbites for twitter to the Republican one, the Republicans did the same to the Democrat.
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"When my career blew up very, very quickly, I was suddenly being asked questions like I was an expert," they said.
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I was taught that humans were the ultimate intellectuals, unless you asked questions that extended beyond what was in the Torah.
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Participants were asked questions about how much they trusted their FWB partner and how happy they were with their sex life.
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The Hechts would generally get "angry or curt, often yelling [...] or using profanities" when their clients asked questions, according to court documents.
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You'll be asked questions and played some sound, and your input will be used to tailor the device's algorithms to your ears.
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The researchers also asked questions about their participant's educations, gender, and cardiovascular health, as well as other factors like their social wellbeing.
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He asked questions about the Justice Department's authority to set such conditions as well as the city's larger stance on illegal immigration.
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The New York Post and Fox Business Network asked questions during Trump's joint press conference Friday with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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I read, I listened, I learned, I asked questions, and became a sponge again, absorbing everything new, exciting, and filled with potential.
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They also asked questions about the security of data that will be obtained through paper forms before being scanned and stored electronically.
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They were asked questions from the cost of living, to the quality of medical care, to the ease of making local friends.
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To participate in the Trump Leadership Council, a "frequently asked questions" section states, an endorsement of the GOP candidate is not mandatory.
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Other lawmakers asked questions on the industry, holding back from taking shots for now.. Read our full story on the hearing here.
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Spicer could simply refuse to comment, but this reads like a futile attempt to opt out of being asked questions at all.
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"When I was part of that renovation team, I watched the guys, I asked questions, and I said, 'I can do this.'"
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We answer 25 frequently asked questions on "evewything you evew" wanted to know about "da royaw baby" — and some things you didn't.
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She asked questions of Mr. Trump in what the White House deemed an inappropriate manner for an event in the Oval Office.
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Here are answers to some of the most commonly asked questions about the subway and links to our coverage of the problems.
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The Classic Shell frequently asked questions page is worth a read before you install the program, so you know what to expect.
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SUGGESTIONS FOR SELF-PROTECTION In 2013 the SEC published answers to frequently asked questions (FAQs) related to personal liability at broker-dealers.
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As soon as women came into the professional area, where they could take part in what was going on, they asked questions.
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The backlash prompted Ocasio-Cortez's office to remove the "frequently asked questions" page from the representative's website, and amend the fact sheet.
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Abell said the man sought high-level body armor that the store doesn't carry and asked questions that seemed unusual for a civilian.
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A smattering of QR codes dot the walls, allowing people to get quick answers to frequently asked questions and avoid waiting in line.
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But because he asked questions, he listened to answers, and he entered with empathy, he came to know one small corner of Appalachia.
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She took selfies with several of them, asked questions when possible and blogged about the race for a Marine family website called USMCLife.com.
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Hap, more than likely, is never able to access the memories of his prior body and fumbles when asked questions about his past.
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Lawmakers are prone to roll their eyes when asked questions about Trump's tweets, pledge not to talk about them at all, as Sen.
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Aronberg said Wednesday that it is standard for an officer who is involved in a shooting to be asked questions at the site.
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The two apparently fled after investigators asked questions about an alleged "secretive relationship," according to court records obtained by The Allentown Morning Call.
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He slyly pretended to be a part of Mayweather's entourage, and no one asked questions, checked his ticket, or noticed he didn't belong.
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Journalists had asked questions that made for good headlines but were of little use to Republican voters watching and trying to make decisions.
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It's the same building where, the day before, runners received their safety briefing, asked questions of organizers and enjoyed a hearty pasta dinner.
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She often gets asked questions about her lifestyle, like how her schedule works for long-haul flights and how she deals with jetlag.
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Those videos answers are then recorded and added to a library of existing content, letting users search through previously asked questions and answers.
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They were allowed to pick the question they wanted to answer from a list of regularly asked questions and trending Google search queries.
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Obama, with his two top buttons unbuttoned, asked questions about the food as an excited crowd loomed in the background of the cafe.
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In this trial, the jury asked questions about the legal definition of consent, and were told by the judge to use common sense.
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Here are tax breaks that are available for: Some of the most asked questions of tax experts is can I deduct this item?
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For one, Smith says, Pew has asked questions on religion both on the phone and online and didn't see much of a difference.
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And one of the most-frequently asked questions, upon the news of the couple's engagement, was how would Meghan fit in with this.
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In one of the studies, respondents were shown pictures of a range of body types and were asked questions based on the images.
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Sheila Jackson Lee of Texas, Pramila Jayapal of Washington state and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi of California asked questions during the call.
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They also asked questions over raises given to staff members and reports that Pruitt has racked up millions in security and travel expenses.
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The luncheon, which was open to the press, followed a private "workshop" where the U.S. executives asked questions of U.S. and Cuban officials.
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House Financial Services Committee members asked questions about such topics as hacking, use of digital currencies by criminals, defining securities, and protecting investors.
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The research team asked questions about food, travel, technology, immigration, cultural beliefs and the environment to explore global attitudes about populism and globalization.
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Schiff asked questions for part of that, but his staffer Daniel Goldman (a former prosecutor) took over the questioning for most of it.
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He beamed while his son asked questions and played with toys when they were reunited Tuesday at a federal immigration office in Michigan.
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But we do have plenty of tips, answers to frequently asked questions and coverage of some of the biggest tax issues this year.
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It is such a frequently asked question that the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration debunks the idea on its frequently asked questions page.
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Mr. Raniere then circled the table and asked questions about her sexual history as a third person began performing oral sex on her.
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In July, a CNN reporter was barred from a Rose Garden event because White House aides said she had asked questions too aggressively.
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In an experiment with 120 married couples in Chicago, Dr. Finkel periodically asked questions about their marriages over the course of two years.
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She was very impressed by the talk and the fact that the kids were paying attention and asked questions once it was over.
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In June, four contenders addressed a Poor People's Campaign forum in Washington, where low-income earners asked questions about systemic racism and poverty.
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Naomi spoke in full sentences very early in life, and she always asked questions that "would make us stop and think," Julie says.
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At one point during the previously unscheduled appearance in front of the press, Trump suggested Conan would turn on reporters who asked questions.
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Commenters asked questions, gave advice and expressed appreciation for one another's answers — exactly the kind of cross-school conversations we love to see.
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Reporters were removed from Mr. Trump's and Mr. Kim's first joint appearance on Wednesday after they asked questions about denuclearization and Mr. Cohen.
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Overall I feel good about it, but the recruiter seemed to cool down when I asked questions about benefits, which didn't feel great.
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" In a frequently asked questions section, Tribune tells viewers that Spectrum's claim about ridiculous fees is "simply untrue, and you shouldn't buy it.
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They asked questions about Mossberg's favorite stories, what he'll be doing next and — of course — his favorite baseball team, the Boston Red Sox.
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Others asked questions: Was this working for both the students who came in performing at high levels and those who came in needing remediation?
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The Office of Special Counsel even has a frequently-asked-questions site dedicated to how not to violate the Hatch Act on social media.
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Kennedy also asked questions that suggested he had concerns about Texas district court nominee Jeff Mateer and Court of Federal Claims nominee Damien Schiff.
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Howard X says he was held for two hours and asked questions, such as where he lives and what he does for a living.
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She had met someone at a party in her apartment a couple of years earlier who asked questions about her books, one in particular.
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So, it's no surprise that one of the most frequently-asked questions among first-time founders is how to run a successful onboarding process.
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The feds asked questions and applied political pressure, though Spotify didn't succeed in convincing lawmakers to drag Apple to Capitol Hill for a hearing.
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Tom Brady abruptly hung up on WEEI radio host Kirk Minihane on Monday after the interviewer repeatedly asked questions about the quarterback's controversial trainer.
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A Dartmouth graduate student used an MRI machine to study the brain activity of a salmon as it was shown photographs and asked questions.
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When asked questions ranging from immigration to Social Security, they took turns saying roughly the same thing -- yes to amnesty, more spending, more government.
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Dixon's attorney asked questions about the interview between Detective Vasquez and his client, but it wasn't clear what point he was trying to make.
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Though I'd heard about high security and wondered if I'd be asked questions since I was moving to the UK, security was a breeze.
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The contents of the security breach message and a set of frequently asked questions can be found on Yahoo's site at yahoo.com/security-update.
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Whenever she is asked questions that touch on possible sexism and double standards, Clinton tends to assume a slow, sarcastic and vaguely disdainful voice.
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Unless you go to therapy in real life, you don't get asked questions about yourself and you don't analyze it and think about it.
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The German CFO increasingly asked questions about the longstanding system of payments and after a series of audits, he halted them altogether in 2014.
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At the meeting, employees asked questions about the continuing internal investigation into the use of Facebook data by the political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica.
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When the C.C.R.B. investigators interviewed Terrell, he said he was sure that the man had read the warrant because he asked questions about it.
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Mr. Mueller often sat in briefly in major interviews or stopped in briefly to thank witnesses for coming in, but rarely asked questions himself.
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Records of those encounters, including the duration, are stored in their respective phones for 21 days, according to the app's frequently asked questions section.
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Most of those who asked questions said they worked in financial services and asked about the economic outlook, the Fed's plans and regulatory policy.
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But Mr. Obama would also appear visibly annoyed when asked questions not related to the purpose of the visit, especially if he was abroad.
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To get you started, here are some frequently asked questions regarding your lamp: Can I use different colored bulbs in my LifeBrite Sadness Lamp?
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But for him, the best part was being asked questions by random passersby about the telescope, and getting to show them the pictures afterward.
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Self-proclaimed revolutionary authorities acted first and asked questions later as they requisitioned apartments and detained "class enemies" in the name of revolutionary justice.
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We went through the draft line by line, and he asked questions, wanted clarifications, demanded more depth and improved the text beyond all measure.
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The article goes on to provide answers to frequently asked questions, including the following: How do I know if my personal information was stolen?
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Saying it had a backlog of media inquiries related to the family reunification deadline, HHS instead referred Reuters to its "frequently asked questions" page.
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So Google and the United Nations decided to do something about it, creating a new platform to address frequently asked questions and offer some clarity.
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They asked questions related to anxiety, depression, life satisfaction—both on the whole and in certain domains like work and relationships—and peace of mind.
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Ramos said that a man wearing a National Guard armband demanded to enter the shelter and asked questions about its operations and the people inside.
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That was when Nixon was asked questions by a carefully selected panel of "ordinary citizens," which made him look like he wasn't ducking public scrutiny.
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Here's my take on the five most asked questions: At first glance Xiaomi may seem like a hardware company, which traditionally has lower gross margins.
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Hot Girls Wanted and Hot Girls Wanted: Turned On explore important, under-asked questions about porn, sexual socialization, feminism, labor rights, relationships, loneliness, and technology.
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For a lot of people, seeing their attacker again and again and having to be asked questions and recall memories is a very painful process.
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What's happening: "They got asked questions and told the truth and now they're worried the wrath will follow," one former White House official told NBC.
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We've also heard that Google Assistant is actually a slightly smarter alternative to the Echo Dot, out-answering Alexa on tons of frequently asked questions.
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The candidates, especially those who have verbalized their support for sex workers, will likely be asked questions about their votes during the 2020 election cycle.
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" Hennessy said Cammarata asked questions he shouldn't have at the first deposition, saying, "You crossed the line and I don't want it to happen again.
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The survey also asked questions to gauge how strongly they conformed to stereotypical ideas of masculinity, such as the need to exert power over women.
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You'll likely be asked questions that require an honest opinion or questions about how you would do X, Y and Z. Don't offer generic answers.
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When he is asked questions about what happened in his campaign or in the White House, he changes the subject to the issue of leaks.
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I don't remember it exactly, where he asked questions about what we had found, and what our sources were, and what our confidence level was.
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Ohr may have been asked questions that inappropriately delved into marital confidences; such questions can threaten the "harmony" of marriages long protected under the rule.
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The meeting fell on the same day that the committee issued a list of frequently asked questions that explained exactly how the convention rules work.
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In the highly competitive online travel market, Best Western is using AI to personalize recommendations for shoppers by tapping into their most frequently asked questions.
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Like the man they idolize, these people tend toward simplistic slogans when asked questions; but when pressed or pressured, they lash out like bratty children.
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That article was borne out of questions about my own identity and place in the community, so I asked questions that were relevant to me.
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The first workshop was held in Brussels last week and Facebook has now published a guide for frequently asked questions off the back of it.
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And Bobby Burchfield, the Trump Organization's outside ethics adviser, had also asked questions about the potential collaboration with the Kushners on the Jersey Shore property.
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It asked questions about whether certain purchases were a "data acquisition" and about which venture capitalists and angel investors had stakes in the smaller companies.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "For most of the day, senators just asked questions to their own side that gave them another chance to repeat their talking points.
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"Should the UAHF activate on August 1, Coinbase will not support the new blockchain or its associated coin," Coinbase said on its frequently asked questions.
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Republican Greg Gianforte was charged with misdemeanor assault after being asked questions about the new Congressional Budget Office score for the House GOP healthcare bill.
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"I am sure that Ofcom has asked questions about every single misconduct issue anywhere in the world, and above all in the U.S.," she said.
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The rules are complicated, so be sure to check out the latest guidance on the I.R.S. site, which includes a list of frequently asked questions.
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Also, Javier's mother, beyond expressing her gratitude, can't think of anything to say and, when asked questions, can barely stammer out her one-word replies.
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He asked questions about the service times at the Phoenix mosque as well as another mosque in Tempe, about half an hour away by car.
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That changed thanks to the moderators, who asked questions on the war in Afghanistan, Israeli settlements (more on that later on), and US-China relations.
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One of the most frequently asked questions we get at The New York Times en Español is how we choose the articles that we translate.
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One of the most frequently asked questions we get at The New York Times en Español is how we choose the articles that we translate.
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According to Johnson, he asked questions about her young daughters, including what color eyes they had and if they were as pretty as she was.
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Given this, I employed a strategy in which I asked questions about the most pressing issues of his presidency and then allowed him to talk.
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Chief Justice John Roberts, a conservative, asked questions that signaled his sympathy for maintaining decorum in the polling place and avoiding psychological pressure on voters.
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Over the course of 2014 and 2015, they invited climbers to participate in an anonymous survey that asked questions about their drug use on Everest.
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She also asked questions about what she could change in her diet, her physical activity level and any other lifestyle factors that could improve her prognosis.
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As a look back on this year, Google just announced a comprehensive list of the most asked questions and most searched items in every category imaginable.
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A Twitter spokesperson directed BuzzFeed News to the company's Frequently Asked Questions page, which states that related hashtags appear alongside trending ones about the same topic.
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We asked questions about the consequences of a major surgery, and eased each other's nerves when a newly diagnosed patient joined the group every few months.
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Chatbots can be a way to reduce friction in websites and apps and to give customers quick answers to commonly asked questions in a conversational framework.
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To add some clarity to the process, we've decided to answer some frequently asked questions about how we chose our 52 Places to Go in 2016.
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The big picture: While some Republicans on the committee asked questions about bias against conservative viewpoints on Google using questionable evidence, others asked more practical questions.
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During the show, the Golden Globes page will also be home to Facebook Live videos where various winners will be asked questions culled from eager fans.
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At times, people make the mistake of thinking their civil rights are being violated by being asked questions about their trip, personal background and history, etc.
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His lawyers contend he merely arranged meetings, asked questions and attended events, the same type of activities that politicians routinely perform in exchange for campaign contributions.
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In the online survey, 282 adults (most of whom were Dutch or German college students) were asked questions about their current relationship, if they had one.
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One of the most asked questions we get about This Never Happened is: what about all the social media buzz you'll miss by not allowing pictures?
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So I'm having to do some of the less desirable promotional things where you get asked questions by people who are doing functional jobs, you know?
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For now, this will be a forum-type event; candidates will appear on stage one by one, to be asked questions by our moderator and others.
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As reporters asked questions, the NFL star alternated between a set of hand-written signs bearing statistics on incarcerations and police-involved shootings of black people.
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Shine-Louise Houston: I was reading Linda Williams's book in the early 2000s, and it asked questions like, Where does porn go beyond the money shot?
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The students were also asked questions about their levels of anxiety, depression, self-esteem, as well as their experiences with peer pressure and their family environments.
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Roberts and Kavanaugh both asked questions suggesting that the Louisiana law that requires doctors to have admitting privileges in local hospitals could serve a valid purpose.
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The idea seemed to resonate with Trump, who asked questions and showed a pre-existing understanding of the community banking landscape, according to those in attendance.
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Jacqueline Rose Behringer from Wilmington, N.C., had personal memories and asked questions: Personally, my ancestry and heritage has always been a prominent factor in my life.
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The State Department has declined to provide details of how waiver decisions are made beyond some general answers to frequently asked questions posted on its website.
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But nearly all of Kraft's associates contacted for this article said Kraft was a careful listener who asked questions and had a knack for proposing solutions.
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And in many situations about which you might later be asked questions — a hit-and-run, for example, or a carjacking — your attention will be elsewhere.
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To carry out the Affordable Care Act, federal agencies issued answers to hundreds of "frequently asked questions" telling health insurance companies and employers how to comply.
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When the press asked questions about the president's involvement in Trump Jr.'s statement, the president's personal lawyer repeatedly denied the president had played any role.
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When Anita Hill, for example, testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee about her accusations against then-Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas, GOP senators asked questions themselves.
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Like some of the other five conservatives on the court, Kavanaugh asked questions of lawyers in the case that seemed more sympathetic to the administration's stance.
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Across all the categories analyzed and all the questions, the algorithm revealed that female players were much more likely to be asked questions unrelated to tennis.
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He had also lost vision in his right eye, and at night, on our cottage's shared porch, he asked questions no one had ever asked me.
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He scooped up the ice cream while reporters asked questions, including about porn star Stormy Daniels, who has sued the President following an alleged 2006 affair.
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There&aposs a behavioral interview where candidates are asked questions about their work experience to see if they have the specific skills needed for the job.
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At the hearing, McCain asked questions that apparently conflated the investigations of Russian meddling in the 2016 election with the probe of Hillary Clinton's email practices.
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Starting one week after women sought abortions, researchers asked questions to assess psychological well-being and re-interviewed each woman every six months for five years.
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During the program, contestants are asked questions on a variety of topics ranging from social media to climate change to what they hope the future holds.
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In a selfless attempt to satisfy all those who are suffering, I am posting the most frequently asked questions, along with my expert and helpful responses.
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In a blog post responding to frequently-asked questions about the Google news, Scott Aaronson, a quantum professor at The University of Texas (Austin), explained why.
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Like the liberals, he asked questions about the laws' medical impact (specifically on medication abortion), and about balancing the state's interest with the burden on women.
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The dentist directed sexually inappropriate comments at the (married) hygienist, complained that her scrubs were too tight and revealing, and asked questions about her sex life.
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" Madill said that when she met with prosecutors about her case they asked questions that felt very judgmental and like they "seemed to know nothing about trauma.
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And one of my most asked questions out there — whether it's in person, through the mail, or on Facebook — is 'Paula, where did you get that top?
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They claim that they were intimidated by John Kirby, the State Department spokesman, and told that they would be escorted from the conference if they asked questions.
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Investors at Tuesday's meeting also asked questions about KPMG and why it was able to give the bank a clean bill of health for its financial statements.
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The next person I dated rolled his eyes when I spoke and replied "come on, Rachel" when I asked questions about subjects I didn't know much about.
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But I have had several briefings from our career scientists on climate change and asked questions about climate change and that informs the decisions that I make.
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Read Common Sense Media's full review of Sarahah, and help your kids use it safely -- if at all -- with answers to parents' most frequently asked questions below.
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Investigators asked questions about his contacts with the Russian hacker Guccifer 2.0 during the election season, something that described as an innocuous and meaningless exchange over Twitter.
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Last week, the Trump administration came under fire for refusing to allow CNN's Kaitlan Collins to attend a press event because they said she asked questions inappropriately.
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Trump, who owns two golf Scottish courses, asked questions and smiled as Elizabeth explained the provenance of items, appearing to take particular interest in the golfing items.
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"In a recent phone interview, I was asked questions that I wasn't expecting and found myself momentarily at a loss for the right words," he tweeted Monday.
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" This appears on the site's "frequently asked questions" page, just above a section titled "What does the term 'Great Replacement' mean and who is responsible for it?
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From AL.com According to Johnson, [Moore] asked questions about her young daughters, including what color eyes they had and if they were as pretty as she was.
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Soon after being asked questions about trainer Alex Guerrero traveling with the New England Patriots to Charlotte last week, quarterback Tom Brady ended the chat with WEEI.
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"(Kim Jong Un) showed much interest during the show and asked questions about the songs and lyrics," Culture Minister Do Jong-whan told reporters after the show.
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Throughout her career, she pushed boundaries, asked questions, and added a dreamlike quality to serious, wide-ranging conversations about style and what clothes mean to the zeitgeist.
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Jordan asked questions surrounding the so-called Steele dossier, including if Strzok had spoken with the dossier's author Christopher Steele or Fusion GPS co-founder Glenn Simpson.
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"Cap and trade assumes the existing market will solve the problem for us, and that's simply not true," a frequently asked questions list accompanying the resolution states.
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The new information on its website includes a sample form, instruction booklet, and answers to frequently asked questions about filing requirements and confidentiality concerns, among other issues.
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The answers to some frequently asked questions can help you understand the real costs of a health care plan and choose a policy that suits your needs.
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They were also asked questions about both previous and current psychological distress, past experiences with sexual abuse, as well as any current sexual problems they were facing.
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If you're not sure, go back to the site where you signed up for the digital magazine and check its support area or frequently-asked-questions page.
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Paid services typically provide technical assistance and customer support, while help with free services is often limited to online forums and pages for frequently asked questions. WordPress.
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Four people walked into the amusement arcade, asked questions of some patrons and began firing with military-grade weapons, the attorney general's office said in a statement.
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Roberts, a traditional conservative who is considered the court's ideological center, asked questions that reflected a concern for public education and for the protection of religious people.
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They brought him to the hospital or clinic for his chemotherapy, to the E.R. when he got sick, and asked questions about his health, on his behalf.
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Kerry Daynes, a forensic psychologist who often appears in the media, says she has been asked questions designed to achieve a negative and misleading response about Markle.
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Those sympathetic to Mr. Acosta asked why Mr. Roberts or the other correspondents who asked questions afterward had not paused to publicly defend CNN or its correspondent.
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There were sweet moments, too: After a dancer requested that the audience stand, he asked questions that determined who could sit down until only one person remained.
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"Prior to the novel, Lolita was the nickname for Dolores and did not have the nymphet connotations," Mai and Nguyen write in the "Frequently Asked Questions" chapter.
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I asked questions about why they'd verify Kessler, what causes someone to get stripped of verification, and whether they planned to verify more neo-Nazis in the future.
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When the judge asked questions about the GPS monitoring, counsel approached the bench and the judge turned on white noise to ensure no one could hear the discussion.
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Tech is facing unprecedented scrutiny from the president's camp and both parties in Congress, who have asked questions about everything from foreign election interference to anti-conservative bias.
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At the meeting Monday, Trump asked questions about the point system's effectiveness and implementation, according to the source, who requested anonymity because the information is not yet public.
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The most commonly asked questions about climate change, particularly from those who doubt the mainstream findings showing that greenhouse gases are warming the planet, tend to be zombies.
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And that was just some of what he covered in a freewheeling press conference that lasted for over an hour, taking jabs at several reporters who asked questions.
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The Fed even put out a Frequently Asked Questions page on Friday that sought to draw a bright line between the moves and what happened during the crisis.
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On April 20, the day before he died, Prince spoke with his doctor, Michael Schulenberg, and told him he was "feeling antsy" and asked questions about opioid withdrawal.
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Feinstein, who attended yesterday's hearing and asked questions at that hearing as well, expressed disappointment at the tech companies for answers that she said were vague and unsatisfying.
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Committee staff also asked questions in closed-door interviews during the Republican-led investigation into the Justice Department and FBI's handling of the Hillary Clinton and Russia investigations.
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Unlike a smart speaker, the Home Hub is supposed to deliver "visual, immersive answers" from Google when asked questions on things like the weather or local business info.
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Robinson says Department of Public Safety investigators asked questions about what she wore that night, how much she drank and how many men she had slept with before.
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On the frequently asked questions section of the pooch's website, it was revealed that Max II hasn't necessarily ruled out a bid for President of the United States.
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Clarence Thomas, a Supreme Court justice, broke his decade-long silence on the bench (thought to be a record) and asked questions in a case on gun rights.
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Each new survey wanted my email address and asked questions about my income, age, the cost of my healthcare plan, and how often I went to the doctor.
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More than 2,800 female participants between ages 40 and 59 were asked questions about the duration and quality of their sleep in a 2015 National Health Interview Survey.
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"Neither are you, Mr. Swalwell, and if you asked questions that are actually part of this instead of running for president we could get this done," Collins countered.
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When Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos was undergoing confirmation hearings in front of the U.S. Senate, she was asked questions about Title IX and she refused to answer.
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He criticized CNN's Anderson Cooper, who will help moderate a presidential debate, and attacked a reporter from Cosmopolitan magazine who asked questions that his daughter Ivanka found uncomfortable.
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" Ms. Bakker said that most museum visitors wanted to know the details of van Gogh's life: "The three most frequently asked questions are: What happened with his ear?
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When they finally got into the room, reporters asked questions of the two leaders regarding Duterte's controversial human rights record and whether Trump would raise it with him.
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" It asked questions such as "Recall when you first noticed your racial identity," and "... when you had a friend of a different race who regularly visited your home.
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In the fourth and final study, researchers again collected daily diary data on couples' sex fantasies, but they also asked questions regarding how people felt about their relationships.
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Although, in the first days of your tenure as chairman, you were asked questions about the president's comments regarding reporters and whether they're enemies of the American people.
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" Although she did not identify him by name, Ms. Freeland said Mr. Spavor had reached out to Canadian officials "because he was being asked questions by Chinese authorities.
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Yext is also offering a free plugin that includes frequently asked questions about the coronavirus, with answers sourced directly form the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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According to a manual with frequently asked questions for retail general managers, the company's official policy is in line with current Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommendations.
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Here, the New York Times best-seller lists staff answers frequently asked questions about how the lists are put together, and how they're scrutinized for accuracy and impartiality.
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And there were many people in the audience who asked questions about the presidency and who compared Washington to the chief candidates, to (Donald) Trump and (Hillary) Clinton.
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But there was one possible exception: Justice Neil M. Gorsuch, a member of the court's conservative majority, who asked questions suggesting that his vote might be in play.
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Kelly said Pompeo, angry she had asked questions in the interview about Ukraine, gave her an unmarked map and asked her to point to where Ukraine was located.
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A number of senators who are running or have dropped out of the race for the Democratic presidential nomination in 200063 asked questions during the impeachment trial. Sens.
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Bannon invoked executive privilege when asked questions that extended beyond his list, an assertion the committee does not believe he has the grounds to make, the lawmakers said.
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On cross-examination, Weinstein's defense attorney asked questions that highlighted that Weinstein didn't touch Dunning or try to stop her from leaving the InterContinental Hotel room that day.
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The Dow dropped more than 500 points in the first minute as traders sold first and asked questions later on fears of the coronavirus hitting global business activity.
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Participants were asked questions on a variety of topics ranging from how they felt about Muslims and black people to whether they thought Social Security and Medicare were important.
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Last week, we asked some of the show's women to weigh in on some of Naked and Afraid's most commonly asked questions, all of which were delicate and personal.
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And this note in the shutdown section of the Frequently Asked Questions is a little ominous: In most cases, we anticipate very little impact, particularly in the United States.
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In the course of the interviews, Nentjes asked questions to probe their levels of empathy, and how much remorse they felt about what they had done to their victims.
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"I called a couple of sisters that [I] know that are in the space that talk about the feminist movement and toxic masculinity, and just asked questions," he said.
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The numbers, however, came from a highly artificial set of lab experiments in which participants were asked questions about unfamiliar political candidates after being shown unrealistically rigged search results.
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They sat in a semicircle around the prince, who asked questions through a translator as men in suits with earpieces stood on the roof of the school, keeping watch.
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John Kennedy had asked questions that suggested he had concerns about Mateer in light of those statements, and Mateer's nomination was opposed by LGBT and other civil rights groups.
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" During the canned demo we saw, the bot asked questions like "Wanna get toasty?" and, in shifting to the cheese selection portion of the order, said: "Let's get cheesy.
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The debate, in case you missed it, was a town hall-style affair where audience members (screened by Gallup and selected by the moderators) asked questions of the candidates.
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Instead, Google has had them pre-record their videos in response to what it already knows are some of fans' most-asked questions typed into the Google search box.
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Nadler spokesman Daniel Schwarz said committee staff have asked questions at Judiciary Committee hearings in the past, including at impeachment proceedings for former Presidents Richard Nixon and Bill Clinton.
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Nasdaq has also published Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) related to disruptive trading practices (here) and the associated rule Chapter III (here, Section 24(g)(4) regarding disruptive trading practices.
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He's expected to be asked questions about the federal budget, tax reform, infrastructure and President Donald Trump -- and is also expected to outline House Republicans priorities for the fall.
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In both places, Hernandez was asked questions about why she left Honduras, her time with the caravan moving north and whether anyone had coached her on what to say.
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Just last week, Kaitlan Collins, a reporter for the network, said she was barred from attending a presidential event after she asked questions deemed "inappropriate" by the White House.
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The survey asked questions such as whether women were free to travel and open a business, if they had property rights and if they were protected from sexual harassment.
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Frequently asked questions To submit news of your wedding to The New York Times, please follow these instructions closely, especially about the photo requirements (keep eyes level in portraits).
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We've asked ourselves and been asked questions about consolidation that occurred in the last 10 years in the cable distribution side of the world, whether that would be threatening.
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"I made mistakes, but I was often asked questions and presented with challenges that a man with young children never would have faced," Ms. Swift said in an interview.
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Some frequently asked questions about packing for an evacuation: Realize that all the items of clothing you pack will quickly blend together into one big mix-and-match outfit.
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If you have other questions about using Outlook for Android, you can find a link to a set of frequently asked questions on the app's main Help & Feedback screen.
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At a recent small dinner with social conservatives at the White House, Nance sat to the right of the president and asked questions of him, according to one attendee.
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None of the moderators at the only English-language debate asked questions about race issues while welcoming the openly xenophobic newcomer, the People's Party of Canada, to the stage.
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The talk was part of a series of interviews with all of the major presidential candidates, in which Refinery29 and Supermajority asked questions sent from women across the country.
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Voir dire is a process in open court where potential jurors are asked questions on the record by prosecutors and defense lawyers to determine their suitability for jury service.
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Participants were asked questions about their sex life, including how often they had different kinds of sex in the last six months and if they had gone through menopause.
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The court in its decision described GMA President Bailey's testimony as "combative at times," noting that she often wouldn't answer questions directly and instead asked questions of her own.
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Questions will be asked, questions that have become so wearily familiar in most European countries in recent years that it is pretty easy to guess what they will be.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller's team, who is looking into Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. election, have asked questions about Kushner's interactions with potential foreign investors, the Times said.
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And Mr. Brown can be an ornery interview, particularly when asked questions that strike him as obvious or familiar, as we were reminded during the visit to his ranch.
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By the time Myanmar's Center for Disease Control posted an H1N1 "Frequently Asked Questions" guide on Facebook, news of the outbreak had been raging on social media for three weeks.
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Klobuchar, another former prosecutor, asked questions that led Barr to say that he does not know if the special counsel reviewed the President's tax returns or Trump Organization financial statements.
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Looking for indicators of behavioral or emotional troubles, the researchers asked questions about whether the children ever engaged in physical fights and whether they had trouble being away from home.
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Some say the number is closer to 5m and rising; the Census Bureau has not asked questions about religion since the 1950s, so it is hard to know for sure.
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For four years, she tagged along to Muslim student events, on campus and off, asked questions about students' religious and political beliefs, and procured invitations to meetings they were attending.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy, often the swing vote in major cases, asked questions that signaled sympathy to employers, as did two fellow conservatives, Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Samuel Alito.
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Just as Jeb Bush was asked questions about his brother's record in office, it's sadly predictable that Hillary will be asked about her husband's sexual shenanigans in the Oval Office.
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"Media and messages you back up aren't protected by WhatsApp end-to-end encryption while in iCloud," WhatsApp says on its publicly posted frequently asked questions page on its website.
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Justice Department looks to Boston program as example When Lynch went around the table, she addressed each inmate by name and asked questions about their plans when they got out.
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In the DOL's list of frequently asked questions, the department said it would seek additional public input regarding ideas for possible new exemptions or regulatory changes based on recent comments.
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In an interview, you can expect to be asked questions directly related to work, but sometimes hiring managers also want to know what you are like outside of the office.
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The cowboy from Texas who shot first and asked questions later (if ever) was followed by an inspiring former law school professor who became our first-ever African-American president.
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Along with the proposed regulations, the IRS also released frequently asked questions about the deduction and guidance about how to calculate wages for the purposes of limits on the deduction.
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The WHO Health Alert provides tips on how people could protect themselves, the latest news updates and findings on the pandemic, and answers to some of the frequently asked questions.
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" The survey, which covers April 2016 to March 2017, asked questions designed to estimate "life satisfaction, whether you feel the things you do in life are worthwhile, happiness and anxiety.
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The Supreme Court Justice shared the sweet story Saturday at the 2019 Library of Congress National Book Festival in D.C., where she was onstage being asked questions by a moderator.
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The law enforcement representatives were vague about their intentions, gave only their first names, and asked questions that seemed intended to learn about contacts with Cuban diplomats, Dr. Ruiz said.
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We've asked the editors, designers and product managers who have worked on this project to answer your most frequently asked questions, on topics such as organization, personalization, comments and bylines.
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The Doctor on Demand website currently features a link to its own Coronavirus Center that details frequently asked questions and tips to prevent yourself and others from spreading COVID-19.
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They did it by holding a webinar led by female employees, with 100 female candidates who asked questions about how the organization was changing to become more inclusive to women.
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In Milwaukee, for instance, a switchboard operator asked questions and received responses from the caller, said Mark Shapiro, the president of the Harry and Rose Samson Family Jewish Community Center.
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There are substitutions, frequently asked questions, a blog, a calorie count, a link to like them on Facebook and a review that fights back against nutritionists who debunk the diet.
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The special counsel's office investigators had asked questions about Nader's political networking, some of which touched on the new set of allegations, according to a source familiar with the investigation.
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The pollsters also asked questions about Justice Kavanaugh and the Supreme Court, just days after new reporting by the New York Times brought up new sexual misconduct allegations against him.
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After announcing big changes to its voting membership in order to improve diversity, the film organization posted a new set of Frequently Asked Questions to its site, the Wrap reports.
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The type of training matters Divided-attention training uses perceptual exercises, where the participants were shown different objects on a screen and then asked questions about what they had seen.
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There were no talking points for friendly surrogates, no detailed briefings for reporters or lawmakers, no answers to frequently asked questions, such as whether green card holders would be affected.
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Klevorick told ABC News that she asked questions about whether the contacts were friends of Bill Clinton to determine whether they had previously worked in Haiti or with disaster relief.
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And according to House Republicans' Frequently Asked Questions page, their plan for what to do about this is, well, they don't have one: Are you repealing all of Obamacare's taxes?
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When you have a psychosis, you get asked questions about how you'd felt the six months previously so you can start pinning down subtle signs that it might have been coming.
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Breyer and Ron Robinson, cosmetic chemist and CEO of BeautyStat, answer some frequently asked questions about edges, ahead... and we provide a few of the best hairline saving treatments to shop.
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Additionally the Commission has a hotline where workers can report incidents of discrimination, and find a fact sheet and answers to frequently asked questions about job seekers' rights, and employers' responsibilities.
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Shortly after he was escorted out of FinCEN early last year, he showed up outside a coworker's apartment building late at night and asked questions about investigations and internal Treasury databases.
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We asked questions like how close they wanted to be to other people, how teams worked, did they want an active and social workplace or a quiet and hands-down workplace.
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They demanded access to his phone and when he refused, Elsharkawi said they handcuffed him, locked him in the airport's lower level and asked questions including how he became a citizen.
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Booker has not asked questions at nearly two-thirds of the foreign relations panel's hearings, including when Tillerson came back to the committee in June to discuss the State Department's budget.
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But I did notice that Cecilio was on her feet most of the day assisting patients, and she was constantly getting asked questions by the oncologist, secretary, patients, and other nurses.
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In the space of a couple of weeks, as Mr. Levine asked questions and dug around his family archives, what was originally a practical decision took on a more personal meaning.
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That interaction came just a week after another reporter for the network, Kaitlan Collins, was barred from attending a presidential event because she asked questions deemed "inappropriate" by the White House.
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Facebook is also launching a Facebook for Creators website with best practices for growing fan bases, examples of what other stars are doing and access to answers of frequently asked questions.
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She and Sheppard have heard a range of comments from people who experience this paradigm shift; the pair are asked questions about their diagnosis, their diets, and if they're really disabled.
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They listened politely and occasionally asked questions suggesting they understood what we were saying but then proceeded to do more or less what they had been doing before, to little effect.
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Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Brett Kavanaugh both asked questions suggesting that the Louisiana law that requires doctors to have admitting privileges in local hospitals could serve a valid purpose.
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"We are aware of a Canadian who got in touch with us because he was being asked questions by Chinese authorities," Chrystia Freeland, Canada's foreign minister, said at a news conference.
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I admitted that, more than black or white, I've always felt closest to other mixed people — regardless of race — because they're the ones who grow up being asked questions like that.
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Because the President did what he always does: He pulled the trigger on the Ratcliffe nomination and then asked questions about whether the congressman had the necessary support of the Senate.
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Several House Republicans loyal to Mr. Trump asked questions about the person widely believed to be the whistle-blower during the closed-door depositions of witnesses conducted by the Intelligence Committee.
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The company said it was working on making its business model more transparent to users, with clearer messaging on its website, on its app and in its frequently asked questions section.
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Tour groups stopped by Lora DiCarlo's booth, likely to discuss the backstory behind sex toys at the show, and men and women asked questions of all the vendors and requested demos.
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The F.D.A. also criticized Gojo's "Frequently Asked Questions," which it said suggested that because Purell is made with ethyl alcohol, it might be effective against viruses like Ebola, norovirus and influenza.
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In a "frequently asked questions" list on its website, the Treasury said funds would remain blocked by U.S. sanctions if they were not being directed to maintenance or wind down activities.
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The Mohamud case was specifically cited to defend the travel ban in a set of frequently asked questions on the ban that was posted by the US Department of Homeland Security.
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Because of persistent claims that the trade center was destroyed by a "controlled demolition" rather than the hijacked airliners, it also published a frequently asked questions document that summarized crucial findings.
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Apple on Wednesday responded to reports that the Justice Department and Securities and Exchange Commission are probing its decision to throttle older iPhones, confirming that the U.S government has asked questions.
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In both cases, according to the Citizen Lab employees, the mysterious visitors claimed to have money to invest and asked questions about Citizen Lab's work, particularly its research on NSO Group.
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"Depends on your threat model" is a thing infosec pros say when asked questions about whether, say, Signal is the best messaging app or Tor is the best browser to use.
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The researchers asked questions aimed at capturing the nuances of Americans' thinking about the issue of abortion, beyond pro-life and pro-choice labels that don't fully describe many people's views.
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OBAMACARE/IMMIGRATION/ENVIRONMENT -- A new Quinnipiac poll asked questions relating to Obamacare, immigration, and climate change: Americans say by a narrow 48%-47% split that Trump should support efforts to repeal Obamacare.
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Buffett will be asked questions by analysts and shareholders in the crowd, and his answers usually range widely, from the state of his businesses and corporate America to his feelings about politics.
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Around the time that Videckis and White were accused of cheating, other women on the team began to warn them that they were being asked questions about the women's relationship by Weisenberg.
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" The South Korean culture minister, Do Jong-hwan, told reporters in Pyongyang after the show that Mr. Kim "showed much interest during the show and asked questions about the songs and lyrics.
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According to the plan, immigrants appearing in initial deportation hearings will receive a video instruction — with subtitles — of the nature of the courtroom proceedings, their rights, obligations, and other frequently asked questions.
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The trio played the "Best Friends Game," where Fallon and Biel, 36, were asked questions about Timberlake, and all three had to write down answers to them on their own blank cards.
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In his 2007 memoir, "My Grandfather's Son," he wrote that he had never asked questions in college or law school and that he had been intimidated by some of his fellow students.
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In an attempt to weed out the nobodies, applicants were asked questions like whether they contributed to any Ford-affiliated charities, or whether their company supplied parts to the Ford Motor Company.
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But committee Republicans—mainly Mike Conaway of Texas and Chris Stewart of Utah—asked questions aimed at dispelling the notion Trump was pro-Russia or that the Russians intended to manipulate him.
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The SPIN (Social Phobia Index) quiz asked questions around fear of authority, speaking around others, if you're afraid of blushing, and other questions relating to feelings and behaviors relating to social anxiety.
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So now that your newest documentary is about volcanoes instead of the internet, is there any part of you that will miss being asked questions about Pokémon Go and Kanye West videos?
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According to Spoiled's highly informative Frequently Asked Questions, the service's creators drew inspiration from 2016's greatest revenge story in which a ruthless woman taunts her cheating ex with relentless GoT spoilers.
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The real issues arise when these people are asked questions which aren't relevant to them, for example to offer an analysis rather than an account, even though they're no expert on terrorism.
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Frequently asked questions note that credit impact damages will be calculated by multiplying the "increase in the cost of credit" by the "probability that your credit score moved into a different tier."
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Republicans asked questions about whether the social media platforms' attempts to monitor content on the site was unfairly biased against conservatives, an issue that Trump has complained about in recent weeks. Rep.
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" In "Frequently Asked Questions About Your Craniotomy," she skewers the hollowness of cancer culture: "What occurs next is this: fatigue, mood swings, muscle weakness, confusion as to the purpose of a toaster.
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District Judge Carlton Reeves asked questions suggesting he thought the new law to be even more unconstitutional than the state's 15-week abortion ban he struck down last year, USA Today reported.
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Twitter has a set of S.M.S. commands, described in its online help guide and a frequently asked questions page, that let you perform basic actions, like following or unfollowing another Twitter user.
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ABC News reported in September that Mueller's team has asked questions about the timing of contributions from US citizens with ties to Russia, citing a Republican campaign aide interviewed by Mueller's team.
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But the session with Mr. Zuckerberg, which was scheduled for one hour and 15 minutes, was set up so that lawmakers asked questions one after the other without a pause for answers.
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Because the word "sex" could not be used on television at the time, host Bob Eubanks often asked questions about "making whoopee," which led to giggles, embarrassing comments and millions of viewers.
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But those guidelines aren't always clear, and a frequently asked questions page on the F.T.C.'s website points to confusion around who qualifies as an influencer and what qualifies as an advertisement.
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She asked questions about the app, and shared that she allowed "everyone" to be able to contact her and was immediately bombarded with messages from fans—some who had celebrity names for usernames.
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For example, the app offers "quick replies" that provide fast answers to customers' frequently asked questions; "greeting messages" that introduce customers to the business; and "away messages," that let customers know you're busy.
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The European parliament chief said the EU had only asked "questions" about the round-up of suspects because of the speed with which it took place, with thousands detained in just 48 hours.
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Its holistic value proposition doesn't have an easy equivalent in the US. I frequently get asked questions about how the company works and what justifies its valuation for each round over the years.
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The book then adds a frequently asked questions section (183 pages), an acknowledgements section (12 pages!), notes (40 pages), bibliography (28 pages), an index (18 pages) and a reading group guide (three pages).
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Avoid specific policy proposals This was most evident at the end of the debate, when he was asked questions about future plans in Mosul and what to do in Syria or about Aleppo.
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Nevertheless some of them reacted—some pretended not to see, hiding their smiles on their cell-phones, some asked questions, some had violent reactions but they did not dare attack a sewing machine.
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At a recent board meeting where Casillas gave a presentation, the famous women sitting around the table "seemed so humble" and asked questions about how the families were benefiting from the organization's donations.
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Sessions testified at a public hearing in front of the Senate intelligence committee last week, during which he was asked questions on the Russia probe and on former FBI Director James Comey's firing.
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Baier also said that it was a "no-brainer" for him to defend CNN after the White House banned network reporter Kaitlan Collins from an event after she repeatedly asked questions of Trump.
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His reaction unfolded across his face: He was simultaneously fascinated and alarmed at the idea that war was not something that only happened in games or on TV. He asked questions; Frieda answered.
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The letter noted HHS telegraphed its policy of discrimination when it removed language regarding sex stereotyping, gender identity and sexual orientation from the "Frequently Asked Questions" section of the HHS webpage about policy.
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Many of the questions attendees might have asked during a presentation (only to find them answered on a subsequent slide) had already been addressed by the frequently asked questions section of the doc.
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According to the Associated Press, the 27-year-old Grammy winner — dressed in a white dress and black jacket — looked on in a Denver courtroom on Monday as potential jurors were asked questions.
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Last week, the Trump administration came under fire for refusing to allow CNN's Kaitlan Collins to attend a press event at the White House, saying she asked questions inappropriately at a previous event.
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When asked questions related to their views on the honesty, integrity and vision of the FBI's senior leadership and director, however, positive sentiment declined by as much as 0.62 points out of five.
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These actions could be to send a specific sequence of emails to customers that were nearing the danger zone, answer frequently asked questions, or otherwise address issues that had people canceling their service.
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Under conditions agreed by Ecuador, Isgren and a police investigator asked questions through the Ecuadorian prosecutor, who will then report the findings to Sweden, which will then decide whether to continue the investigation.
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Though the court appeared divided after hours of oral arguments, Chief Justice John Roberts asked questions that indicated he may be in favor of reversing precedent and allowing new state restrictions on abortion.
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Announced on Friday, the service lets users of the Facebook-owned messaging app learn more about current infection rates, how to protect themselves, and get answers to frequently asked questions about the disease.
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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey has said he is confident that King Salman of Saudi Arabia had no part in the murder, but he has asked questions about the crown prince's role.
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Bates, for example, calls itself need-aware on a page for international students, but the pages with frequently asked questions about financial aid and admissions don't address whether this applies to domestic applicants.
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Earlier this week, the World Health Organization also announced a WhatsApp bot for people globally to bust myths about the coronavirus and answer some of the most frequently asked questions about the disease.
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Alexander Vindman testified on Tuesday, multiple Republicans on the committee, including Mr. Nunes, asked questions that implied he had been working in conjunction with the anonymous whistle-blower whose complaint prompted the investigation.
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The back-and-forth with Berke, who asked questions on behalf of the panel's Democrats, was praised by some on social media for its effectiveness in drilling down details from a congressional witness.
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Morell, who served as George Bush's intelligence briefer, said Bush asked questions after the Georgia invasion that "we couldn't answer" due to post-Cold War cutbacks and prioritization of the War on Terror.
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Presenting the Democrats' case before he asked questions, Berke described a pattern of Trump's behavior dating back to his call for Russia to find Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton's emails during the 2016 election.
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In fact, the process for redeeming the first ever Prime-exclusive discount at Whole Foods is so specific and regimented that Amazon includes a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section on the coupon page itself.
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While the Pueblo Sin Fronteras group asked questions about the arrest, said a member of the group, Jackson Davier Figueroa Maldonado, the police became aggressive, especially after the group started to record the officers.
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After, the participants were asked questions such as how many images contained animals and what kind of animals they saw, while the researchers studied the EEG responses to map out the brain's visual signals.
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"In fact, the rule has turned out to be so complex that it required 21 sets of Frequently Asked Questions, or FAQs, issued by the regulators within three years of its adoption," she added.
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"I am intrigued by the idea of using technology to answer two of the most frequently asked questions I've heard while building Backstage Capital," Backstage Capital Founder and Managing Partner Arlan Hamilton told TechCrunch.
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Chief Justice John Roberts asked questions that seemed at times favorable to the administration, and Justice Brett Kavanaugh stressed that Ross has discretion in the area and that other countries ask a similar question.
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But during a segment on "The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon," Judge, who graced the Sports Illustrated cover last week, tried his best to hide his identity to fans and asked questions about himself.
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He asked questions about Trump's impending Supreme Court nominee and his since-reversed "zero tolerance" immigration policy, which has resulted in more than 2,300 children being torn apart from their parents at the border.
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After I wrote my original article about Opera, I have been periodically asked questions by friends/family/concerned bystanders about whether I am still using it and whether I still prefer it over Chrome.
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Birthdays/t-shirt sizes are one piece in a big push to make Alexa smarter and more conversation that also includes context carryover, which uses recently asked questions to inform answers on new ones.
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When I recently went to a dealer and asked questions about Chevy's plug-in hybrid Volt, which has been available since 24, our salesperson was largely clueless about what made the car so special.
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Becoming nearly impenetrable as his candidacy gained steam, he seemingly withstands blow after blow, always rising to the top — even when challenged on the veracity of his statements or asked questions about his past.
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You can buy a "Property of Shawshank Prison" T-shirt (all proceeds go to his nonprofit, the Haven Foundation), keep track of King's forthcoming work or peruse an excellent list of frequently asked questions.
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The two leaders were asked questions about what their platforms were doing to prevent foreign interference in U.S. elections, but were also expected to be grilled about perceived biases against conservatives on their sites.
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After the issuance of a frequently-asked-questions document "for implementing the March 2013 Interagency Guidance on Leveraged Lending, the volume of non-pass leveraged loans declined sharply," according to the 2015 SNC report.
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To better understand gender equality in the U.S, researchers asked questions about how children are currently encouraged to be leaders, talk about their feelings and play with toys typically associated with the opposite gender.
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But others asked questions that were sympathetic to Wayfair's concerns that if Quill were overturned, thousands of jurisdictions could require online businesses to collect their sales taxes -- potentially even retroactively, creating a compliance nightmare.
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Over red wine and finger food, an audience of about 20 potential buyers asked questions that focused as much on the golden visas as on the likely rental and investment returns of the projects.
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He took a breath as I signed, held my hand, asked questions and continued to say yes — yes with his presence, yes as he walked beside me, yes to accompanying me on my journey.
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Read more: Petal Visa card reviewFrequently Asked Questions When you&aposre ready to start building credit for the first time, it&aposs smart to have a basic understanding of how credit cards can help.
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The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals sided with the Tennessee Hospital Association that policies CMS announced via an online Frequently Asked Questions were adopted in a manner inconsistent with the Administrative Procedures Act.
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Over the weekend her staff backed away from the document, saying it was incomplete and had been published by accident, after Republicans pounced on the plan, citing a blog post of frequently asked questions.
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And it might explain why Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Brett Kavanaugh asked questions at the Supreme Court oral argument about whether the citizenship question would, in fact, improve the Voting Rights Act's enforcement.
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As the senators asked questions—occasionally going over the same ground and often getting "I can't talk about that publicly" replies from Comey— social media twisted itself into conniptions over anything that was halfway interesting.
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There's no way to know whether or not I'll get a little extra attention from a TSA agent, or if I'll be asked questions in a way that make me feel there's no correct answer.
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It will have quick access to privacy settings and "educational videos about how Alexa works, guidance on various privacy controls, easy access to privacy settings, responses to frequently asked questions, and more," according to Amazon.
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Google launches Cameos, a video Q&A app aimed at celebs and public figures Google wants celebrities to answer the most frequently asked questions about themselves on video and then promote them in search results.
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This way if you asked questions and got back an "OK!" or asked for feedback and received "I'll get back to you," the other person knows you need a more specific response, and by when.
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We asked questions to each individual ahead of time about what their expectations were, what their needs were, who they were surrounded by, and how we could appreciate the system that they were embedded in.
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In this new blog post, which he wrote in the style of a "frequently asked questions" or FAQ, he simply claimed to be born in Eastern Europe, but refused to reveal where he is now.
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You're put into a deeply relaxed but still conscious state and asked questions about what you see or feel; images and sensations that appear are then interpreted into a cohesive vision of a past life.
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The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond, Virginia, ruled that an online Frequently Asked Questions section in which the agency announced the new policy constituted a "legislative rule" requiring notice-and-comment procedures.
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Kavanaugh, appointed to the court by Trump last year, asked questions expressing sympathy for both sides, noting that there could be foreign policy implications even when a Mexican national is shot inside the United States.
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Former USA Gymnastics CEO Steve Penny repeatedly exercised his Fifth Amendment right to avoid self-incrimination when asked questions at a Senate subcommittee hearing Tuesday regarding the sex-abuse scandal that has rocked the sport.
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She told CNN that during a group interview with a different South Korean company, she was asked about her plans for marriage and children, while two male applicants were only asked questions about the job.
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In an interview, Ms. Tantaros, a former daytime host, said that the former chairman, in one-on-one meetings, complimented her figure, asked questions about her dating life and requested a hug, making her uncomfortable.
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"That's why for a lot of us, getting asked questions like, 'Who makes out the lineup?' or 'Who decides on the roster?' are strange questions," said Farhan Zaidi, the Dodgers' general manager and Friedman's lieutenant.
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"We strongly condemn the White House's misguided and inappropriate decision today to bar one of our members from an open press event after she asked questions they did not like," Knox said in a statement.
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They also asked questions about people's involvement in politics, like whether they had attended a protest in the past year, and about their sense of identity, like how much pride they had in being American.
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Members of the committee, which does not specialize in health policy, courteously asked questions about the effects of a single-payer system on national health spending, on hospital finances and on patients' access to care.
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Immigration officials said in their own Frequently Asked Questions document that immigrants who gave their personal information to the government to receive this legal status will not have the information "proactively provided" to immigration officials.
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But industry bodies are working with SFC on some frequently asked questions to clarify the rules - to make compliance easier without limiting the regulator's ability to obtain data during investigations, one of the people added.
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Employees at Office Depot and OfficeMax are not allowed to wear masks on the job, according to the company's manual of frequently asked questions for dealing with COVID-19, which was viewed by Business Insider.
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If the app in question offers such an option, you may find yourself in the program's online support guide and Frequently Asked Questions area, or get an email address to use for filing your complaint.
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" John Podesta, a former White House chief of staff who led Mr. Obama's transition, wrote in an email, "To the best of my knowledge, no one in the '08 transition asked questions about meeting attendance.
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Last year, he spent most of the year doing photo ops with people around America, but did not show up when Congress asked questions about how the Russians used Facebook to influence the 2016 election.
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"He asked questions; he clearly had been hearing a lot about our system and was familiar with how it works and what the issues are and he asked specific questions about specific policies," Vaughan added.
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For example, in our Student Opinion feature, The Learning Network has asked questions like whether it is selfish to pursue risky sports, if technology should be limited in sports and if sports should be coed.
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To quantify this, residents in 354,000 phone interviews were asked questions about how stressed they are about their economic security and how motivated they feel to achieve goals and whether they have supportive and loving relationships.
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In a series of surveys — conducted among the general public on paid survey-answering sites Mechanical Turk and Pollfish, and among healthcare professionals recruited through their workplace — participants were asked questions similar to the one above.
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At the invite-only event at the Intercontinental Barclay hotel in Manhattan, roughly 150 people asked questions of 11 oil-company CEOs, including from Saudi Aramco, European producers BP and Shell and Houston-based Occidental Petroleum.
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U.S. lawmakers have also asked questions about the bank's relationship with Donald Trump, but Deutsche's response has been held up by a legal challenge by the U.S. president, in which he accused House leaders of harassment.
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The amendment comes under section 625 on "maintenance": here The Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), which administers U.S. sanctions, announced on Friday the changes in the form of an amended list of "Frequently Asked Questions".
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"People were interested in what I saw, what I thought, they asked questions about what was on their minds," she said, adding that some financial industry executives are now helping pay for television commercials against her.
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The Astros on Monday called the report "misleading" and said Taubman's comments were not directed toward any specific reporters and that he was instead supporting a player who was being asked questions during a difficult time.
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The first clips in the compilation — dated back to January of this year — show the toddler getting upset when he was asked questions or when mom tried to get him to repeat certain words or phrases.
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As nominees for the 20173 Emmy Awards, Leslie Jones, James Corden, Billy Eichner, Samantha Bee, Sarah Silverman and Vanessa Bayer have had their fair share of interviews — but they've never been asked questions like this before!
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To shed some light on best practices for successful startup fundraising, I sat down with my partners Eric Feng and Randy Komisar to ask and answer the most frequently asked questions entrepreneurs have about fundraising today.
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As he prepares to return to Capitol Hill, Ryan is expected to be asked questions about the federal budget, tax reform, infrastructure and Trump -- and is also expected to outline House Republicans priorities for the fall.
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In particular, the group wanted to provide an alternative for people who had been told 'stop expecting free emotional labor' when they asked questions, or even, on some occasions, were sent details of someone's Paypal account.
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She will be asked questions pertaining to a lawsuit filed by Aquazzura Italia SRL who claims that Ivanka Trump's company, IT Collection LLC, as well as their shoemaker Marc Fisher Holdings, copied one of their designs.
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The White House bans a CNN reporter --Kaitlan Collins -- from attending an announcement in the Rose Garden because the Trump administration didn't like that she asked questions, as the pool reporter, during an earlier photo spray.
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The data used for this study came from school-based surveys that asked questions about time spent doing physically demanding activities such as recreation and sports, active chores, walking or cycling, active play and physical education.
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An audibly irritated Bland asked questions regarding the cause for the stop as an even more irritable, then aggressive, Encinia escalated the encounter, forcing Bland out of her car, then pushing her head to the ground.
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In one instance, White House counsel Pat Cipollone said Democrats held hearings in the House impeachment inquiry that were closed to Republicans when in fact several GOP members and their staff counsel attended and asked questions.
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With the threat of an outbreak looming, BuzzFeed News asked several public health experts to answer some of the most frequently asked questions about the coronavirus — and explain why it's so important to wash your hands.
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After a reporter asked questions about the website and her background, Hess removed the "Add to Cart" donation pages from her cremation website and cut the mention of the mortuary science degree from her online biography.
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Massella said that Shkreli was "not happy" when the accountants asked questions about payments being made to "contractors" and being asked to provide contracting agreements for them, and whether they should instead be classified as employees.
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In Sioux City, the mayor was asked questions pertinent to a presidential campaign, such as how he would approach foreign policy, his strategy to beat Mr. Trump and how he would handle appointing less conservative judges.
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The organization has added an entire new section to its frequently asked questions page that answered a number of our burning questions about how AI use may or may not violate the terms of a CC license.
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Bots don't necessarily replace 100% of all human-based support; think of them more like a way to deal with frequently asked questions in the fastest most efficient way, keeping human time for more high-touch queries.
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But don't stress, we've been there, which is why to cap off PeopleStyle's wedding week, we're answering the six most frequently asked questions in order to keep you looking your best from the ceremony through the afterparty.
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The joint statement is the most explicit move yet by regulators to downplay guidance such as advisories, bulletins, and frequently asked questions, which banks and Republicans say could circumvent the more rigorous process of writing unambiguous rules.
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SLU now dedicates an entire webpage called Amazon and Saint Louis University to introduce the program, outfitted with frequently asked questions, a statement on privacy, and a list of SLU-specific questions students can ask the device.
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Steve Jurvetson last night canceled an on-stage interview that had been scheduled for today in San Francisco, following a disagreement over whether he could be asked questions about his recent departure from venture capital firm DFJ.
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My son wasn't ready to give a full review, but he did laugh out loud several times during the episode, and talked back when asked questions by characters on screen, which is usually a sign he's engaged.
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The survey, published in Science, asked questions like: Should cars be programmed to save the most lives in case of accident, even if that means driving itself off a cliff to avoid a group of school kids?
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In their letter to then-acting Bureau of Prisons director Hugh Hurwitz -- who has since been removed by Barr -- the lawmakers asked questions about Epstein's confinement, his monitoring before his death and his removal from suicide watch.
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The National Aeronautics and Space Administration has an extensive guide to viewing the event, with a page of frequently asked questions that covers the specifics of photographing the eclipse with either a standard camera or a smartphone.
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It was the third year the White House has staged the event and it was among the top trending hashtags on Twitter on Wednesday as people asked questions on topics ranging from climate change to the economy.
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In a frequently asked questions section on the Giving Fund's site, it says that organizations not enrolled will be informed of the donations and be given at least six months to register accounts to claim the gifts.
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She and a second impressionist once appeared on the TV game show "To Tell the Truth" along with Davis herself; four masked panelists asked questions and tried to guess which of the three was the real thing.
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Abir previously told PEOPLE that Tyga would be asked "questions related to his finances, such as to his source of income to support his lifestyle as well as to pay for the extravagant gifts he buys" for Jenner.
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In his final weeks in office, we asked questions about whether he would be vocal in opposing Trump policies, whether he would lead the party in the shadow government, whether Michelle Obama would save us all in 2020.
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The crowd was bipartisan — self-identified Trump voters asked questions — but the mood was largely in favor of stricter gun control, and the crowd responded accordingly to the lawmakers' responses with cheers and applause or jeers and boos.
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In this presentation from the a16z Summit, Chen goes over the 16 most commonly asked questions about autonomous cars, and what their answers might be: Will we progress level by level, or go straight to Level 5, i.e.
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If astronomers did manage to detect them, however, they would be able to study the earliest seconds of the universe, answering long-asked questions about how quickly it expanded to start with and how uniform that expansion was.
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As part of your inspection, you may be asked questions on:· Your citizenship, · The nature of your trip, and · Anything you are bringing back to the United States that you did not have with you when you left.
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Alphabet's aggressive real estate expansion in the Bay Area was a big topic at its annual shareholders meeting Wednesday, as about 50 picketers protested outside and two shareholders asked questions about how its plans would affect local residents.
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Citing a police search warrant, the Advocate newspaper reported that as part of a so-called "Bible Study" gathering, Gruver and other prospective members were asked questions about the fraternity and forced to drink if they answered incorrectly.
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Investigators working for Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel looking into Russian interference in the 2016 election, have asked questions about Mr. Kushner's interactions with potential investors from overseas, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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The other group, however, met the kind of doctor all too many of us have encountered: glued to the computer screen throughout the exam, the provider didn't bother introducing herself and asked questions only to gather practical information.
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Also, the New York Times article "What Does the Latest Court Ruling on DACA Mean?" answers some of the frequently asked questions and has a 3-minute video featuring Dreamers telling us what they have gained from DACA.
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It asked questions like how concerned customers were about the outbreak, if they thought it would get worse, if they were avoiding public places, and what Six Flags should be doing to make customers "feel good" about visiting.
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On Wednesday, the company revealed that it was working with more than 400 law enforcement agencies in the US, after spending months stonewalling media outlets, activists, and researchers who asked questions about the company's partnerships with police departments.
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The Canadian Prime Minister was a guest on a Facebook Watch show called "New Mom, Who Dis?" where he was asked questions by a small group of school children ... including a couple uncomfortable questions from black twin girls.
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During the public comments portion of the Vermilion Parish school board meeting, Deyshia Hargrave, an English language arts teacher at Rene Rost Middle School, asked questions to the board regarding teacher's salaries, according to a report from KATC.
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And considering that it was her friends and family who encouraged her to become a hairstylist in the first place, the book will focus on their most-asked questions — like how to ditch frizz and add tons of volume.
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"We strongly condemn the White House&aposs misguided and inappropriate decision today to bar one of our members from an open press event after she asked questions they did not like," WHCA President Olivier Knox said in a statement.
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He was asked questions about his tax returns, in the wake of Mitt Romney's remark that they might contain a "bombshell", and about his views on Israel, tax cuts and how he would replace Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act.
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We spoke to Bell, as well as Brett Stevens, Terracycle's Global VP, Material Sales & Procurement, and the press office for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, to get the honest answers to some of the most asked-questions about recycling.
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I did try to reach out to a couple of people and they didn't get back to me, but then publicly, when they were asked questions about it, said that they'd spoken to me and that we were friends.
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The survey, which polled more than 200 federal organizations and more than 480,000 federal employees, asked questions such as whether employees enjoyed their work, felt that what they do is important and were willing to put in extra time.
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In the survey, researchers asked questions about how often participants worked out each week, the distance and speed at which they exercised, and whether they had partaken in one of the three exercises methods or a combination of them.
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In a statement provided to CNN, Tom Barrack, a real estate developer who ran the inaugural committee, denied there was a new investigation into the matter and said he hadn't recently been asked questions about it by Mueller's office.
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His postmatch news conference was held in the tournament's main interview room for the first time Saturday, and Dolgopolov grew agitated when he was repeatedly asked questions similar to the ones he had faced after his first match here.
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And that's just in the official language of the (nonbinding, it should be noted) resolution: The Frequently Asked Questions that temporarily accompanied the New Deal's rollout is even more striking in its green just means everything progressives want ambition.
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The Times The former boss of Hewlett Packard "shot first and asked questions later", a court was told, when she accused Mike Lynch, 22, Autonomy's founder, and Sushovan Hussain, 29, its finance director, of accounting fraud in 4203. bit.
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Kaitlan Collins, a CNN correspondent said that the White House retaliated against her after she asked questions of President Donald Trump during a session in the Oval Office ahead of the president's trade meeting with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker.
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Clinton was in good spirits after Sunday night's debate, where her campaign aides felt that she effectively dispatched with Trump's attacks and tried to stay focused on speaking to the undecided voters who asked questions during the town hall contest.
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But Camillo said she was won over by Hillary Clinton because she appeared more presidential throughout the campaign and managed to show her personable side, as she did during Sunday's debate when she listened to voters as they asked questions.
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" We also asked questions about the feeling of remembering like, "How clearly can you see this event in your mind's eye?" and "How strongly do you believe that the event actually happened in the way that you are remembering it?
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"We know there are so many loyal fans who have used AIM for decades; and we loved working and building the first chat app of its kind since 1997," AOL wrote on its frequently asked questions page about the shutdown.
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In addition, hosts will be able to store responses to frequently asked questions in order to answer guests' messages more quickly without having to type out responses on their phone's small screen, or copy and paste from a saved document.
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Last week the bosses of both JPMorgan and Citigroup were asked questions about bitcoin, while the white-shoe law firm Davis Polk was moved enough by client demand for more information on cryptocurrencies to organise a telephone briefing on the topic.
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"I will be requesting that the majority leader call a closed and if necessary classified all-senators briefing with the attorney general and the deputy attorney general separately, at which they can be asked questions," he said from the Senate floor.
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"We have never had to manage a prisoner like this before — and I have asked questions around whether our laws are now fit for purpose and asked for advice on what changes we may now need to make," Davis said.
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A set of frequently asked questions released by her office this month as part of the rollout of her "Green New Deal" proposal to fight climate change mentioned cow flatulence as a problem, but her staff later denounced the document.
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" During another part of her interview, Manning, who served seven years in prison for the massive leak, said prosecutors have asked questions about "disclosures and how the things are disclosed and why they're disclosed, as opposed to how it was obtained.
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That not only helps solve the issues faster, the conversations themselves become part of the knowledge base, which Salesforce can draw upon to help teach the machine learning algorithms about the correct responses to commonly asked questions in the future.
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In proceedings broadcast on the organization's website, they asked questions whose answers were clear, questions that the organization said it had answered before the meeting, and questions that were answered (often twice, or three or four times) during the meeting.
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House Democrats also plan to investigate whether Mr. Trump used what Mr. Schiff called "instruments of state power" to try to punish The Washington Post and CNN, whose journalists asked questions of the president that Mr. Trump did not like.
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The office also developed a new answer to its list of frequently asked questions that spells out with greater detail the scope and limits of federal employees' right to express their views while they are at work or on duty.
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I recently started at the new company, and I have learned that my interviewer — before my accepting the offer — not only informed his friend (my colleague at the time) that I was looking to leave, but also asked questions about me.
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" As reporters asked questions, Trump rated their performances in real time ("Not a simple question, not a fair question"; "That was very professional and very good"), pitted them against each other ("Should I let him have a little bit more?
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Footage gathered by the cameras is stored by Nauto but available to Uber if the camera detects a crash, a serious safety incident is reported or a driver requests the footage, according to a frequently-asked-questions document compiled by Nauto.
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Footage gathered by the cameras is stored by Nauto but available to Uber if the camera detects a crash, a serious safety incident is reported or a driver requests the footage, according to a frequently-asked-questions document compiled by Nauto.
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In a statement on its website and a related "frequently asked questions" document, the Treasury said sanctions relating to aircraft exports to Iran, the country's metals trade and any efforts by Tehran to acquire U.S. dollars will also be reimposed.
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" When reporters asked questions referring to Gorka and Bannon as "allies" of the AFL-CIO or as decidedly pro-worker, Trumka quickly pushed back: "That's not how I described them," he said, adding that they merely had "likeminded economic thoughts.
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VICE News got a window into that strange workplace by obtaining dozens of pages of an internal CSIS newsletter, entitled "Ask the Director," where employees asked questions and aired grievances directly to the country's top spy, CSIS Director Michel Coulombe.
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DACA application information can be used as a basis for initiating removal proceedings The answer to the 10th question in DACA Frequently Asked Questions says that information obtained during the DACA application process will not be used to initiate removal proceeding.
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The frequently asked questions section of T-Mobile's Binge On page does disclose that Binge On "optimizes" video from most websites, not just T-Mobile's partners, but doesn't make it clear that this optimization could result in worse performance for some videos.
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Respondents were asked questions about their views on the likelihood they will lose the right to live in their homes, the reasons they feel secure or insecure, possession of property documentation and who would get ownership in cases of divorce or inheritance.
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Much like during my teenage years, last week I asked questions and took a stand when I became aware that I was in the speaker's line up with Steve Bannon for The Economist's 175th anniversary event, the Open Future Festival, in New York.
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The Tonight Show host put the stars to the test with his "Best Friends Game," where Fallon, 44, and Jessica Biel, 36, were asked questions about Timberlake, 37, and all three had to write down answers to them on their own blank cards.
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At a recent session put on by SWAT experts from the Seattle Police Department, show promoters, stage managers, theater security, and other arts staffers from across the city asked questions about how to respond when someone opens fire in a crowded venue.
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The guidelines made public on Monday were released in a "frequently asked questions" format, and were intended to address the issues raised by the academy's announcement on Friday that it was instituting radical reforms to its voting requirements, recruiting process and governing structure.
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Differences in men and women, finding themselves feeling responsible for managing family communication and portrayal of the relationship to others and things like that, so we asked questions to men and women the same and then we looked at differences and similarities.
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Obama asked questions here and there to prompt answers from the (nervous) panelists and occasionally would interject his own views, particularly about how the silo-ing of media consumption had created a culture where no one really listens to each other anymore.
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For example, if a Page is frequently asked questions like "what are your hours" and "when are you open," they might create a "store hours" entity via the Page inbox training that can be sent when a question about store hours is recognized.
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To be clear, however, the documents do not necessarily present a full picture of how a moderator should handle an instance of hate speech in every case: in videos obtained by Motherboard, trainers reiterated certain points when asked questions by the audience.
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WE GOT YOU COVERED: Former FBI Chief Michael Hayden: "It looks to me like an attempt to make us change the things we are saying when we're asked questions on CNN or other networks," Hayden said on CNN after the news broke.
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The officials reportedly informed Collins that she was not invited to a press availability in the Rose Garden later on Wednesday because she asked questions that were "inappropriate" for the venue and for reportedly shouting the questions, according to the CNN report.
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Daniel Goldman, a veteran former federal prosecutor who asked questions for the Democrats, used the 45 minutes allotted to him to draw out a cohesive line of questioning and a vivid narrative from Kent and Taylor of Trump's pressure campaign in Ukraine.
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While conducting research that is underway and yet to be published, Kotelchuck said, he and his colleagues found that 40% of men at a major hospital in Boston reported that they were not asked questions while accompanying their partners to prenatal care visits.
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"Because of who you are, how you look, what your name is, you will be asked questions that perhaps a white candidate might not be asked," she says in a room tucked away from where other aspiring politicians are practicing their speeches.
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And, for more on Judge Kavanaugh, read: Brett Kavanaugh, Trump's Supreme Court Pick: Frequently Asked Questions on the Person and the Process Brett Kavanaugh, a Conservative Stalwart in Political Fights and on the Bench How Brett Kavanaugh Would Transform the Supreme Court
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Anticipating misinterpretations of a recent study on how genes associated with high education attainment, identified in Europeans, varied in different populations around the world, the lead author, Fernando Racimo, created his own "frequently asked questions" document for nonscientists, which he posted on Twitter.
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Several Democrats asked questions on the call about the possibility of a universal basic income policy — which Pelosi herself had initially been skeptical of, when it was floated at a recent Democratic meeting, though support has been gradually ticking up on both sides.
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I've incorporated practices that work well in the online communities I use for work, including asking participants to agree to a code of conduct, maintaining a directory of all participants, and organizing the most frequently asked questions into a shared Google Doc.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, falsely accused Jim Acosta, the CNN journalist, of "placing his hands on a young woman," a White House intern, as Mr. Acosta asked questions that irked the president during a formal news conference on Wednesday.
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COMEY: Well, there was an initial briefing of our findings, and I think there was conversation there — I don't remember it exactly — where he asked questions about what we had found and what our sources were and what our confidence level was.
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She has helped direct freshman parents to answers of frequently asked questions, and has consulted with university officials when she doesn't have an answer to a question, such as when a parent recently asked if dart boards are allowed in dorm rooms.
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If you need assistance with your Facebook account, the company's main resource is its online Help Center, which consists of pages of frequently asked questions on common topics, like managing your friends list, reporting abuse and keeping your account secure from intruders.
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"The people who we met listened carefully to our arguments, they explored our thinking, they asked questions, they argued with us, but ultimately they have to take what we said and talk about it internally, talk about it with their leadership," he said.
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