I'll be in contact with them to offer more photos.
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" She added, "Ok I will be in contact with corporate!!
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They claim to be in contact with hundreds of willing defectors.
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Hence we need to be in contact with the market and investors.
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Just occasionally, a genuine crisis might require the company to be in contact.
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She works jobs that don't require her to be in contact with minors.
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Did you have to be in contact with these dudes you were ghostwriting for?
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Trump is expected to be in contact with more senators in the coming days.
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The apparent solution isn't conventional, as the moon will be in contact with rebellious Uranus.
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He insists that's not happening -- and he just wants to be in contact with Meghan.
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Just knowing we'll be in contact for the rest of my life ... it's just amazing.
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This is especially the case regarding when you can be in contact with other people.
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Now, forces no longer need to be in contact with the enemy to launch a strike.
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It should be whenever it's out of character for the woman to not be in contact.
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The NAIAS ticket office will be in contact with all ticket holders, according to the organizers.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "Which means the president may be in contact with Aquaman for all we know.
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Years later, a stranger named Courtney wrote Kayla and claimed to be in contact with her father.
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The feds will also be in contact with Elizabeth to make sure Wanda hasn't tried to contact her.
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We plan to be in contact with him again once things have calmed down for all of us.
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But Foote declined to say whether he would be in contact with Harrison regarding day-to-day operations.
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For me, it comes out of a religious conviction and religious desire to be in contact with God.
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And I like to be in contact with real people, not just be indoors and not go out.
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In the text, Tietsort explained she was not allowed to be in contact with children because of the allegations.
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You are not allowed to be in contact with an SP [if you are still part of the church].
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But he is said to have repeatedly claimed to be in contact with Michael Flynn, who was advising Trump.
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I'm more of a really annoying travel buddy who you can be in contact with while you get your abortion.
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Parents said their children would stay home until cellular networks are restored and they can be in contact with them.
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To be in contact with the camera that often, with actors, I learned so much in the past six years.
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" That led officials to believe that "he was not going to be in contact with Russia-related matters much longer.
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We will be in contact with them on Election Day and we will be ready to do anything to help.
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His father -- a chemist -- mixed the carcinogens himself, so that the middle schooler wouldn't be in contact with any dangerous chemicals.
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First, inappropriate contact — who their children would be in contact with through Facebook, after all, it's a dangerous world out there.
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The company will be actively monitoring such activity and will be in contact with the D.N.C. and the Iowa Democratic Party.
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As applicable, we will also be in contact with the cognizant Inspector General's office to ensure that we are not duplicating efforts.
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In a liturgical dance, the performers and audience are together in a space to be in contact with something else, something immaterial.
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Trump asked Comey who he thought he should be in contact with in the administration, and Comey mentioned the national security adviser.
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Right now, the best "wireless" charging phones don't require a direct power connection but must be in contact with a mat or charger.
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The official added that certain individuals at universities were believed to be in contact with cells within the military, without giving further details.
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It's because you're special, and because the full moon will be in contact with Uranus, the planet of rebellion, which loves to be different.
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The dancer's father, Brad Quigley, who lives in California, told CNN it was unusual for his daughter not to be in contact with him.
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"In the coming hours, France will be in contact at the highest level with the British authorities to coordinate our response," Le Drian added.
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Students who are suspended or expelled are nearly three times more likely to be in contact with the juvenile justice system within a year.
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Mr. Lewandowski indicated on Friday that it would be up to Ms. Fields to be in contact if she wants to discuss what happened.
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Most schools do not ban phones because their parents want them to have their phones so that they can be in contact with them.
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The planets currently occupying the relationship sector of your chart will be in contact with your planetary ruler, boundless Jupiter, on Wednesday and Sunday.
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That's why none of my Turkish friends, none of the people that I know in Turkey, I cannot really be in contact with them.
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The feds will also be in contact with Elizabeth to make sure Wanda hasn't tried to contact her by phone or on the Internet.
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If you are considering booking a last-minute trip, consider who you may be in contact with, even if you're not personally at risk.
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Per CNN, this surveillance continued after Trump was sworn in as president, during a period when Manafort was known to be in contact with him.
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"We have good and open relations with all of our shareholders and expect to be in contact with Elliott shortly," a spokeswoman for Saga said.
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"The local union planned to be in contact with the employer today, is hoping for a resumption of negotiations," St. Pierre said in an email.
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The Commission said it expected to be in contact with Washington over the metals tariffs this week, but that no formal talks had been scheduled.
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In the future, perhaps, if mifepristone goes the way of Plan B, women won't need to be in contact a health care provider at all.
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"Couples that feel the need to be in contact with each other all the time via text may have less satisfying relationships," Dr. McEwan says.
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"Our first priority after that was making sure every resident knew not to dig, not to be in contact with the soil," Mr. Kaplan said.
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One scene showed what happened when Mr. Brantley brought the girlfriend he is not supposed to be in contact with into the parole office lobby.
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He was talking about the surveillance of Americans who happened to be in contact with foreign players whose communications were the real subjects of concern.
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While with us they will always be in contact with the rest of their extended family, their half siblings and cousins, aunts, uncles and other grandparents.
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He is said to be in contact with both candidates and accused of keeping ties to some anti-balaka militias at the heart of the conflict.
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Likewise, he didn't know that he was entitled under DHS regulations to be in contact with an immigration services organization, and no one told him so.
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If you want to fly in certain countries you need to be in contact with the local civil aviation authorities, like the FAA in the United States.
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Insley wrote to dozens of U.S. embassies and missions worldwide saying that officials are "working to identify alternative dates" and would be in contact when operational again.
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They simulated disease transmission on flights by making one passenger infectious and then went through various scenarios to see who would be in contact with the disease.
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They claim to be in contact with hundreds of willing defectors and have called on enlisted Venezuelan soldiers to revolt against the Maduro regime, through television broadcasts.
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Caputo, who has not been permitted to be in contact with Stone since his arrest, said he plans to be in the courtroom as often as possible.
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To be effective, the product and water must be in contact with the fabrics for a period of time, so be sure to follow the bottle directions carefully.
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But let's not get ahead of ourselves: It's not until the end of the second episode that any of the four will be in contact with one another.
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Leullier designed a custom dolly system with PRG (Production Resource Group) for the monolith pieces to ensure they would never be in contact with other surfaces while traveling.
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Later that day, Tietsort texted the mother about a news report that she had been charged with child abuse and was not to be in contact with children.
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Mr Zahran and his hate-filled group in particular were believed to be in contact with the few dozen Sri Lankan Muslims known to have joined Islamic State.
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It said its customer services teams would be in contact with all customers who were due to travel in the next six weeks to refunds or future credit.
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That way, we can figure out who has already had the disease and is now immune and can safely return to be in contact with others in society.
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That can be in the amount of concerts or it can be in contact with people, whether it's organizers, managers, or nothing to do with music — just life.
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AntiSec members, including Hammond and Monsegur, both claimed at different times to be in contact with Assange—or, at least, a person whom they believed to be him.
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In a statement, the Trump Organization said it was "considering all potential coastal protection options at present" and would be in contact with the local authority before Christmas.
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After Silver State Voices registers women on Sunday, "our organization will continue to be in contact with them, and engage them throughout the election cycle and beyond," Zamora said.
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If a user is unable to get and exchange at their departure terminal, then the Samsung team in a person's destination country will be in contact to arrange one.
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There's virtually no legitimate, innocent reason for Manafort—who was already under indictment at the time—to be in contact with the White House through the spring of 2018.
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Investment in similar nurseries is badly needed throughout the country, as well as programs that encourage and facilitate children of all ages to be in contact with their mothers.
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U.S. Senator Marco Rubio of Florida said his office would be in contact with local and federal authorities to determine if government aid was needed for the U.S. territory.
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Finally, the CNN team reports that this surveillance continued after Trump was sworn in as president, during a period when Manafort was known to be in contact with him.
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"Particularly in a country with no big telescopes around," Berstein said, "It's important to be in contact with amateurs who could do many things that are valuable for science."[Nature]
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Upon clicking it, you get an alarming red message that asks you to swipe in the event of an emergency and promises the safety team will be in contact immediately.
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One of those associates was Peter Smith, who died by suicide in May 2017, who claimed to be in contact with Russian hackers — claims which Mueller said were not true.
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Many of them, to this day, insist on the idea that they didn't feel exploited—that it was exciting to be in contact with these stars and this glamorous world.
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Despite the risks, the DNA-testing companies are all promising privacy and claim to be in contact with nonprofit and legal aid organizations to distribute resources as soon as possible.
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She has to look at everything in the face, she has to really be in contact with the people that she's choosing, with the people that she's hurting or abandoning.
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The NCPA also called for the NCAA to cancel events where players would be in contact with crowds, citing Google and Amazon canceling events or having employees work from home.
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Dupond-Moretti told Europe 1 radio that Assange's legal team would be in contact with French President Emmanuel Macron to make the case for Assange to get asylum in France.
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At her doctor's insistence that she reduce every possible source of stress in her life, Marci informed her family that she would no longer be in contact with her mother.
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An IOC spokesman said the group's ethics and compliance officer would continue to be in contact with French authorities to clarify any alleged improper conduct, while French prosecutors declined to comment.
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That's probably because capsaicin—the chemical that makes chilis hot—is a powerful irritant, and the lining of human lungs was by no means designed to be in contact with it.
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There's also no need for metallic pins to be in contact with the PCB, which means that it's easier for the switches to be hot-swapped without the need for soldering.
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Dick will prepare a binder of lyrics for him based on each set list, but Mr. Johnston is unlikely to be in contact before the day of their first show together.
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The former adviser said on CNN last week that he is "probably" the unnamed individual said to be in contact with the hackers in the indictment filed last Friday by Mueller's office.
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Greek government officials have signaled that they aren't ready to tap the markets next week, but Greek bankers seem to be in contact with the Greek debt issuance agency, the source said.
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Mollica ordered that Zachary Cruz's home be searched for guns and that he not be in contact with his brother or people affiliated with Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, the newspaper reported.
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In October, Lewis said that he no longer wants to be in contact with Edward at all, though on Tuesday's show, he said he might want to explore a friendship with Edward.
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In the company's own written guidelines, it tells law enforcement that in some cases, the fastest way for authorities to obtain information is to be in contact with a rider and driver directly.
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Ayman Saleh, head of the Red Sea Ports Authority, stressed that the heads of ports should be in contact with the Egyptian Meteorological Authority to ensure the regularity and safety of maritime navigation.
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"Often people with echoism struggle with allowing themselves to be in contact with what they really need and that includes the need for excitement, things that help them feel sexually excited," he says.
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It's safe to say that humans were never meant to be in contact with every single person they've ever met plus millions of people they haven't at any given time of the day.
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And it included firsthand information about claims made by an individual close to the campaign to be in contact with WikiLeaks concerning the release of emails obtained when the DNC computers were hacked.
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It will be possible to break free of negative habits this week, since the moon will be in contact with Uranus, the planet of rebellion, allowing you to be at ease with feeling unconventional.
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"If I had learned that this had a negative impact on my credit I would absolutely, be in contact with the credit agencies and let them know this has had an impact," Hamrick said.
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Page is one of several Trump advisers US and European intelligence found to be in contact with Russian officials and other Russians known to Western intelligence during the campaign, according to multiple US officials.
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"Nothing's changed, the craft is the same, but now it's much easier for us to be in contact with clients from other countries," said Mihaela Minca, who taught her daughter Buzea the family craft.
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In fact some specify that the sweep must be done with the sole of the foot, or that the foot must be in contact with the floor when it makes contact with the opponent.
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The New York Times reported that the phone call could prove to be problematic, as attorneys often tell their clients not to be in contact with each other during the course of criminal investigations.
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He is the Kremlin's top diplomat to the US, and it makes sense that he'd be in contact with a presidential campaign and then an incoming administration looking to dramatically change Washington's relationship with Russia.
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Page is one of several Trump advisers that US and European intelligence found to be in contact with Russian officials and other Russians known to Western intelligence during the campaign, according to multiple US officials.
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"We continue to be in contact with state authorities regarding the proper way to redirect to another entity the funds that were contributed to the Stanford sailing program as part of this fraud," the school said.
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So we were convinced — in fact, I think we'd already heard that the career people were recommending that he recuse himself, that he was not going to be in contact with Russia-related matters much longer.
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"In the coming hours, France will be in contact at the highest level with the British authorities to coordinate our response," Le Drian said before going into a meeting with his new German counterpart Heiko Maas.
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The notion that one of them might be in contact with Russian intelligence and the Russian state, and might have used the information they got from their contacts to shape campaign strategy, isn't totally far-fetched.
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O*NET rates each occupation on a scale from zero to 100 on how much a job requires workers to be in contact with others and how much a job requires workers to be pleasant with others.
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Trump and his allies have consistently disputed the claim that Moscow was behind the DNC hack, particularly Roger Stone, a member of Trump's inner circle, who claimed to be in contact with the hacker during the campaign.
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Some sensors include probes or contacts that need to be in contact with the object they're monitoring, while others detect the air temperature around it and alert you when it gets low enough to risk a problem.
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If you have things around the house that you never want to be in contact with moisture (like water, mud, sauces, creams, any liquid really), this two-step spray system makes them repellent to all sorts of fluids.
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Trans people quite often are disassociated from communities that they grew up in; they might come out and not be in contact with their families or school friends, they might lose their marriages, or access to their children.
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He never dreamed that one day he would not only be in contact with 18 of those children (he has no idea how many children in total he has fathered), but that some of them would call him 'Dad.
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Per the filing, the EPA allegedly sent a letter saying "[t]he EPA office assigned to [CoA Institute's] request will be in contact ... soon to seek any clarification necessary to process [the] request," but never contacted the COA institute.
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We are therefore calling on you to clarify the guidance to businesses in the interests of putting health first, giving the greatest support to our health and protecting workers and all those who they might be in contact with.
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Both Frontex and a Sicilian prosecutor have said NGOs should not be working so close to Libya because they make it too easy for migrants to come to Europe, adding that some NGOs may be in contact with smugglers.
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The moon will be in contact with Uranus, the planet of rebellion, so whatever you have to do to feel more productive is probably not the most conventional—but if it makes sense to you and feels comfortable, why not?
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"I gave instructions to facilitate everything so the sisters can go to the United States, and to help them in accordance with the law, and the rules of that country so they can visit him or be in contact," he said.
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"I gave instructions to facilitate everything so the sisters can go to the United States, and to help them in accordance with the law, and the rules of that country so they can visit him, or be in contact," he said.
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On Arrival I put a lot of time into the interior of the spaceship, to create that chamber with that tunnel, to create physical things, to use as little green screen as possible and always be in contact with something real.
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" There are no figures available for how many people have followed Jourová's lead in closing their Facebook account, but Zdechovský says he won't be following his compatriot: "That is not a solution, and a politician should be in contact with people.
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You don't even have to be swimming in the water to be in contact with the bacteria—it's believed that a California father of two contracted NF through abrasions on his hand while handling fish he'd caught in water that had the bacteria.
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So far 22 people have been detained in the operation, the police source said, adding the suspects were believed to be in contact with the network of U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, whom Ankara accuses of orchestrating the abortive putsch in July 2016.
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This idea is known as the Zoo Hypothesis, which suggests that extraterrestrials may be keeping an eye on our planet but are waiting for us to indicate that we want to be in contact and that we're sophisticated enough to merit attention.
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Bennet was on the job for more than seven months before signing a recusal from dealing with NRECA, where she was a lobbyist, but EPA said it was determined on Day One she should not be in contact with her former employer.
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Bennett was on the job for more than seven months before signing a recusal from dealing with NRECA, where she was a lobbyist, but EPA said it was determined on Day One she should not be in contact with her former employer.
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" The ministry added: "The Chinese authorities have on numerous occasions assured us that Gui Minhai is a free man, following his release after serving a sentence for a traffic-related violation and that we are free to be in contact with our citizens.
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"This is the information I'm also getting, but we want to get to the bottom of it, we want to get the documents in my hand and we will elaborate on it, I have to be in contact with the Central Bank to confirm," Barrow said.
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But ethics lawyers — both Republicans and Democrats — say it is far from blind because he would have knowledge of the assets in the trust and be in contact with the people running it, making it unlike a conventional blind trust controlled entirely by an independent party.
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"Universities have always been crucial for military juntas in Turkey and certain individuals are believed to be in contact with cells within the military," the official said, explaining the goal of the ban was to keep any professors involved in Friday's attempted overthrow from leaving the country.
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"I wanted us to have the opportunity to learn about the world from experience rather than books," Blaine told the Washington Post, though she said she will be in contact with the girls' teachers back home to check that they haven't missed any important lessons for the year.
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And so we were — we were convinced — and, in fact, I think we had already heard that the career people were recommending that he recuse himself — that he was not going to be in contact with Russia- related matters much longer, and that turned out to be the case.
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Similarly, law enforcement is putting pieces together — and helping us get "explanations" that are none too helpful — but they're always several steps behind what other characters are doing, even if they manage to catch Ike the Spike, or if Diane seems to be in contact (via text) with the Evil Cooper.
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The company is said to be developing technology with partners that could charge a phone from at least some distance; current devices with "wireless" inductive charging, like several competing phones as well as Apple's own Watch, need to be in contact with a charging mat or pad to draw sufficient power.
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Responding to a request for comment from CNN, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in Lausanne, Switzerland, said it did not know of Shim's claims before the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics, but added it would be in contact with the KSU and the country's Olympic association to offer support in improving practices.
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The artful answers left open the possibility that Trump, even though not named as a target in a FISA application, may have been monitored incidentally, perhaps even under circumstances in which his interception had been quite foreseeable (because the actual FISA targets were associates of his known to be in contact with him).
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" Maya Normusbutt, Freelancer "The atmosphere is not a perfume—it has no taste of the distillation—itis odorless;It is for my mouth forever—I am in love with it;I will go to the bank by the wood, and become undisguised and naked;I am mad for it to be in contact with me.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Why Help on Tech Is Unbearable" (Business Day, July 4): I remember when you could call the tech help line at almost any tech company and not only be in contact with a person who had some knowledge of the product but also who was willing to talk about it.
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We spent about a week trying to figure out a way for the character to leave the show and still be alive, but there's just no way to do it — Rayna would never not be in contact with Deacon and the children, unless she were being held by the Taliban or a scenario so absurd nobody would believe.
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For example, the FBI relied on Page's contacts with Russian intelligence officers to demonstrate probable cause, despite being aware that Page had been tasked by another US agency during this time period to be in contact with those officers — meaning he was potentially making those contacts at the request and with knowledge of the US government.
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Listen to an album you loved when you were younger but haven't heard in a long time When I listen to music that makes me nostalgic for a fantasy-version of the past, I am filled with insatiable longing and become convinced that the only way to relieve this longing is to contact an ex with whom I should not be in contact. 15.
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