You don't wanna be in front of the Congressional Committee.
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I didn't want to be in front of the camera.
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To be in front of this crowd is so special.
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It was amazing to be in front of our fans.
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I don't want to be in front of the camera.
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You just don't want to be in front of him.
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I don't need to be in front of the camera forever.
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It reaches a market that people want to be in front of.
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When I would be in front of the camera, I could perform.
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"Brands want to be in front of this audience," Ms. Bamford said.
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Seems like you're just excited to be in front of the cameras.
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"It lets you be in front of more people in a different way."
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"I was just trying to be in front of the net," Forsberg said.
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Now that is something that deserves to be in front of the camera.
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"I like to play, to be in front of the camera," she explained.
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Everything has to be in front of the press ... It could be quite interesting.
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I get to just be in front of the people that are watching me.
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You need to be on TV, you need to be in front of the camera.
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If you want to be in front of those best buyers, it's a magical opportunity.
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You've got to be in front of the public every damn day or you're forgotten.
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I'll be in front of the camera this weekend at my own family's photography session.
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Their next mediation, which will be in front of the judge, is later this month.
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The most interesting things she has to offer might still be in front of us.
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If we didn't get a TV deal, we'd probably be in front of a bodega.
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The video is proof positive that Walker was made to be in front of the camera.
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Information about coercive behavior needs to be in front of the courts at an early stage.
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It'll be nice to know that everybody will be in front of us for a change.
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It helps me be in front of more people to talk about what I&aposm doing.
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"I'm excited to be in front of those guys," Carolina linebacker Luke Kuechly said of the fans.
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It's always great to be in front of his lens but this time it was just me.
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You see Luann here, too, but she's definitely not jumping to be in front of the camera.
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But we want to be out there and be in front of people who may not agree.
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You're either a natural public speaker or you're not meant to be in front of the cameras.
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"Be in front of your hotel at eight tomorrow morning, and we'll get you there," he said.
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The mirror neurons in their brain know what it's like to be in front of a massive audience.
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I'd sleep in my dressing room and then be in front of the cameras again by 9 a.m.
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It's a culture where, just because something happens to be in front of you doesn't mean it's yours.
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Visual inspiration can strike anywhere, but you might not be in front of your computer when it does.
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Next time, I believe that I will be in front of them rather than be at the end.
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"It's always going to be in front of you," he said, referring to the memory of such shootings.
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"I don't need to be in front of the camera forever," Bee says on the latest Recode Decode.
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Callimachi: And according to his telling —— Huzayfah: And the guys are going to be in front of us.
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You don't know what you'll face next, nor what part of the level will be in front of you.
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Even when I was a writer I always had to be in front of a camera a little bit.
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Pretty much every scene in the sequel required the box office star to be in front of the camera.
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"As a young woman you're supposed to be in front of the camera, not behind it," Ms. Starkey said.
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They don't care whose eyeballs and what those eyeballs are watching…they just want to be in front of them.
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"Miss Puerto Rico is a public figure and part of your job is to be in front of the camera."
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"The way we run our operations here, were going to be in front of you the whole time," he says.
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For Patti LaBelle, that off day just happened to be in front of an audience and also on tape forever.
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Build it quickly; you don't want to be in front of the door as it is breached or shot through.
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At that point, the dispute would be in front of the courts, and could end up before the Supreme Court.
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It was there that she realized she would much rather be in front of the camera than work behind the scenes.
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"This proved to be the last time I would be in front of the camera chasing this infernal animal," he said.
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"What an exciting time to be in front of a live audience of 1,000 Florida Republicans," Putnam said in his opening remarks.
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But with influencers and with social media, you have to be in front of your talent or be right next to it.
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They looked to me to be Americans, and I remember thinking in a rather brutal fashion: They'll be in front of me.
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On the one hand, clients and prospects spend so much time there, and many advisors want to be in front of them.
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"It was just fun to be out there with the guys and be in front of the fan base," Harper said afterward.
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When the voting tallies began to come in, they planned to be in front of the same TV, riding it out together.
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Still, Meek can't deny it's good timing -- he'll be in front of a judge next month for sentencing in his probation violation.
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HHS Secretary Alex Azar will be in front of no less than three different congressional committees this week testifying on the budget.
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The weirdness for me was being up for a grand total of 36 hours straight to be in front of a camera.
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A "social graph to the people" revolution is in the making; Congress better be in front of it or find itself overwhelmed.
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Jack will be in front of the House members who will only talk about Diamond and Silk and everything, like being pushed down.
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"I know he should be in front of these people, or at least with them, if anything, and he wasn't there," she said.
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"He knew how ill he was and that this was the last time he'd ever be in front of a camera," says Dolezal.
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But he was reassured that the showdown would be in front of thousands of supportive fans in a building designed for Yankees glory.
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He'd still be there, you'd still be in front of me, and I would be very aware that Kylo Ren is a total fake.
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"He knew how ill he was, and that this was the last time he'd ever be in front of a camera," Dolezal tells PEOPLE.
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" Given the committee's secrecy, Rubio pointed out, "You don't get to be in front of the cameras ... you can't raise money on the committee.
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If the eighth season is made, it is not clear whether she would be in front of the cameras or working behind-the-scenes.
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Michelle La, who plays the missing daughter Margot, said she didn't find it particularly unnatural to talk and be in front of a webcam.
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A brief video interview with the BBC is, according to Wright, the one and only time he'll be in front of the media's cameras.
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Mr. Cavett said he would cut short a dinner on Monday to ensure he would be in front of a TV by 9 p.m.
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Starr himself will be in front of the famous Capitol Records Tower in Los Angeles, but don't feel like you have to make the trip.
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Where can you follow along with all the excitement: You don't have to be in front of TV to keep up with what happens today.
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"Ps I'm hosting an event in Harlem which will be in front of the state building in a few weeks," he wrote in the email.
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"It's so easy to fall asleep here but we have to be in front of it somehow," said Bruce Bittles, chief investment strategist at Baird.
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"We realized that we didn't want our first show back to be in front of 22010,22018 people in a field without any control," Carney said.
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"These trees are too big to be in front of these small houses," said Genie LeRouge, whose car was damaged by a falling tree branch.
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"This could be an incredible opportunity to be in front of El Capitan alone or looking over the Grand Canyon without the throngs with you."
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Trading based on models means he doesn't need to be in front of a computer all day, and operates like a research lab, he said.
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To be in front of that audience, to hear all of those cheers, and to see the joy and excitement of the fans in the stands.
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From a physical standpoint of play zones, it's kind of an online-offline combination to be in front of as many of our fans as possible.
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Rather, for kids aged one to five, the WHO says that toddlers shouldn't be in front of screens for more than an hour at a time.
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In order to watch your favorite show in, say, 1995, you had to be in front of your television at the exact time when it aired.
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First, this is old school live TV; you have to be in front of your TV live, in real time, as you watch, say, The Voice.
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If you want to be in front of Bayern Munich, you have to win all the other games and then a minimum of one against Bayern.
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It becomes embarrassing to witness him on a global stage push past other world leaders so that he can be in front of a photo-op.
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With change happening behind the scenes, one can contend that narrow perceptions of what women can and should be in front of the camera will evolve.
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I thought that I wanted to perform and be in front of a crowd, but eventually came to the conclusion escorting was much more my speed.
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Witherspoon may not be in front of the camera on this show, but you will still have plenty of other opportunities to see her on-screen.
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It was definitely an unorthodox integration, but exciting to be in front of the right audience for DoorDash, at scale, and in a meaningful, memorable way.
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"He should be in front of the House Judiciary Committee as soon as possible to answer our questions," Jordan said in a Fox Business Network interview.
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I would just be in front of the mirror pretending that I was acting with someone else and the reflection in the mirror was my co-star.
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Today he will be in front of the House Judiciary committee for a hearing entitled: Transparency & Accountability: Examining Google and its Data Collection, Use and Filtering Practices.
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I'm not retiring, but it does sometimes occur to me that I'm not sure I want to be in front of the camera or be onstage anymore.
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"Everyone's used to seeing DUI attorneys and strip clubs and local dingy advertisers that are willing to pay money to be in front of people," he says.
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Children between ages 1 and 4 should not be in front of screens for more than a hour a day and "less is better," the WHO said.
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You had to be in front of the tube for whatever program you wanted to watch, or else use an ancient device called a "VCR" to record things.
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The expectations around quality and value may fall, and we will be in front of that, but we will never lose site of that's what we're going after.
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Yeah, definitely, it gets you out there and puts you in front of people that you might not be in front of if you weren't putting out stuff.
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Our surfing spot would be in front of the Intercontinental Hotel, where the waves broke far from shore at high tide — gentle enough for a newbie like me.
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With this optimism, and the policies in place turning hopes into reality, there's no reason to believe that America's greatest days cannot still be in front of her.
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"In periods where there's volatility like this, the best thing our bankers can do is to be in front of CEOs, boards, and CFOs — they're doing that," he added.
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Career BumpsNothing is worse than when I have a breakout and I have to be in front of a camera; it makes my anxiety a 10 out of 10.
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"You know that they're not going to be in front of the TV or the camera when they have bad skin," Kim explained during an interview at his office.
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The recommended reforms that will be in front of Congress will have critical impact on all creators and publishers who rely on an effective copyright system for their livelihood.
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"My preference would be not to be in front of any cameras," says Diaz, who is on leave from his job as a senior manager in the food industry.
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"Your elbows should be in line with your shoulders, your arms should be bent, and your hands should be in front of your face around eye level," Baron explained.
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The answer might be in front of us: In Travis Strikes Again, you get sucked into some kind of "phantom game console" that looks like a funky VR rig.
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Kara, on the other hand, has cooked up a new segment – it's basically the primetime special, but this time it'll be in front of all of Good Day, USA's viewers.
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"I live in LA and most people here know about the pile of bricks that used to be in front of Danzig's house in the Los Feliz neighborhood," says Neely.
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"We're very proud as a technology company that we can always be in front of the best technologies and apply them very deeply into our own industry," Tatarko told Cramer.
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DM: We'll get to a point where you can just say out loud, "I want to see 'Veep,'" and one way or another, it will be in front of you.
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"It was not an issue whether Themis would be in front of the Supreme Court or at the back side of the Supreme Court," Mr. Shafi said in a statement.
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The Facebook CEO will be in front of the Senate Judiciary and Commerce Committees on Tuesday, April 10th and then visiting the House Energy and Commerce Committee on Wednesday the 11th.
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Among the unwritten rules of Chicago dibs is that snow must be plentiful (more than a couple of inches) and the space shovelled must be in front of the shoveller's house.
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And after all that, it wouldn't be long until I'd be in front of the mirror again, trying to extract spots visible and invisible until I was again bloody, swollen, ashamed.
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But I was so under their control that I just handed my passport to [the flight attendant] still thinking that there would be Americans, and they would be in front of us.
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Sang's photographs, paradoxically, free his subjects from being defined by the picture, and instead, capture subjects who are vastly more expansive than who they appear to be in front of the camera.
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"We still have the aim to be in front of the Manors and possibly beat the Renaults but realistically, we have to concentrate, as a small team, fully for 2017," he said.
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It all started about six months after I started blogging; I realized that I needed to be in front of a camera for my followers to be able to relate to me.
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The whole concept seemed scary to me, that you could just push a bunch of buttons and a picture or text from somewhere far away would suddenly be in front of you.
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" And with that comes a desire to act, she says; "I think it would be really fun, because it's exciting to be in front of the camera on film instead of just pictures.
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Once, I read something online that said betta fish thrive in warm water, so I moved the little tank to be in front of a mini-heater to warm the water up more.
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"I was always way too shy to ever be in front of the camera," says King, who managed to overcome her apprehension enough to make a small cameo in the upcoming PLL finale.
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Lee To Sang's photographs, paradoxically, free his subjects from being defined by the picture, and instead capture subjects who are vastly more expansive than who they appear to be in front of the camera.
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"We're very proud as a technology company that we can always be in front of the best technologies and apply them very deeply into our own industry," Tatarko told "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer.
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"When I drive into that parking lot every other day, I never know what I'm going to see, who I'm going to be meeting, or what challenge will be in front of me," he says.
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The speech will be in front of a joint session of Congress, and starts at 9PM ET / 6PM PT. Expect some talk on the border wall funding dispute, and likely some discussion of trade policy.
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A lot of the time, guys want a pretty girl to be in front of their face, but he's grown to love me and he says, 'I love how comfortable you are in your skin.
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It's a major win for 1Password of course, whose brand will now be in front of people at the point when they are likely to be most motivated to pay to tighten the security screw.
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And while Lily-Grace won't be in front of the camera for campaigns for her mom's line anytime soon ("But she's definitely my little model," says Hilton Rothschild), the youngster does have a favored item.
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A motion to fast-track the North American bid will be in front of FIFA's Congress on Thursday but the smaller leadership body, the FIFA Council, will give its verdict on the idea on Tuesday.
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A year ago, The New York Times set out to document the lives of 18-year-old girls across six continents, with one requirement: Girls needed to be in front of and behind the camera.
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He had to have a fierce conviction in his own abilities, an unwavering determination to be in front of a crowd and a caustic wit to wield against enemies, or turn on himself when necessary.
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My own rule, which I'll probably break eventually, is that if I need to be in front of the device to take advantage of its primary use, then I don't need it to be smart.
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And Harry will be in front of the cameras later when he attends the world premiere of the war film, Dunkirk, in London, alongside some veterans of the WWII battle, and others from more recent conflicts.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission will be in front of the Supreme Court again to argue whether a federal court has the power to order a defendant to repay money obtained by fraud or insider trading.
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As humans, they remind us of a lot of other things, and this uncanny and uncomfortable feeling to be in front of something that can also mean something else is the strategy behind every Toiletpaper picture.
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But what does a look back at that original iPhone and its successors suggest about what tech might look like 10 years from now, or, for that matter, which companies will be in front of the pack?
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It is being done in a ... classified briefing room behind closed doors when it should be in front of the American people so that all can see in a very transparent way the testimony of these witnesses.
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Trump has told aides over the past days that he believes the country has reached an inflection point on guns and he wants to be in front of it, according to people who have spoken with him.
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You can't turn on the TV if you don't hit the power button; you can't hit the power button unless you're in front of it; you can't be in front of it until you walk over to it.
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I worked really hard when I didn't have to play and be in front of people ... a lot of young players have that criticism that they face at a young age and, you know, it is hard to overcome.
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The best way to get an authentic take on different lived experiences is to have those people actually tell their stories and not just be in front of the camera, and have a larger say in what's being represented.
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Not everybody wants to walk up to a microphone and ask a question in front of a huge audience, after all (and the people who do are often a bit too happy to be in front of that audience…).
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"As a child I was very nervous to be in front of other guys, because I was different, but that didn't stop me believing in my dreams," Aguilar, who is from Andorra, a tiny principality between Spain and France, told Reuters.
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The move to offering its service on other platforms, from Samsung smart TVs to Roku and now the Fire TV stick, shows that Apple wants its new streaming service, Apple TV+, to be in front of many people as possible.
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No Jekyll and Hyde kind of ... No. I think it's very easy to be in front of a microphone and criticize Republicans and praise Democrats and then save my ire that I hold for Democrats till the mics are off.
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"You can be in front of this structure in Chicago and ask Google who designed this and it will understand in this context that the name of that designer is Anish Kapoor," said Pichai, pointing toward a photo of Chicago's Cloud Gate sculpture.
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If you want to catch all the action but won't be in front of a TV, here are all the ways you can stream the event tonight, starting at 5:30pm PT / 8:30pm ET. The show will stream live on ABC.
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Molnar, who got his PhD from UC Berkeley, still says that he was "nervous" to be in front of that panel, which included Dendi, NExT head Dr. Peter Lee, and the "portfolio managers" who ultimately get assigned to take a project to fruition.
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And Stanfield, possessed and decked out in his Sunday best, has become the expressive icon for all the ways people of color feel like we are not allowed to be ourselves — whether it be in front of our coworker, Facebook friends, or the police.
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This is partially thanks to the democratization of who gets to be in front of the camera, now that a huge portion of Americans have grown up with cameras and social media networks like YouTube, TikTok, and Twitch on which to share videos of themselves.
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If the hearing happens, it will be in front of the same committee — Senate Judiciary — with some of the same senators who were also on the panel 27 years ago: Republicans Chuck Grassley of Iowa and Utah's Orrin Hatch, and Patrick Leahy, D-Vt.
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They could say that a question on whether the president violated his oath of office with his executive action on illegal immigration will be in front of the court in April and it would be a conflict of interest for him to appoint a justice right now.
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The idea was that John would stick the scissors into the fitness orb, it would deflate very slowly, and the camera would be in front of Dwight's desk and you would see him just very slowly sort of melt to the floor as Jim very smugly [looks on].
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USA Today Network in its first year was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for investigative reporting for a piece about abusive teachers and how they could get fired in one state and move to the next state and be in front of a classroom a week later.
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She added, "Might as well do it in a way and be in front of it instead of behind it," referring to the potential financial market upheavals that could ensue during the August recess if all of Treasury's tools for staving off a default were being exhausted amid inaction by lawmakers.
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Schweinsteiger's Instagram account, which has 8.6 million followers, has become a public travelogue chronicling the couple's Chicago wanderings and experiences, whether it be in front of any one of the city's skyscrapers, posing along the lakefront backlit by the Chicago skyline or crossing yet another culinary experience off their list.
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"Patrick's name is at the top of the list, our most fired-up guy is going to be in front of the most fired-up crowd maybe in the history of golf so that's a good start," Love told reporters as he looked to end Europe's run of three successive wins in the team event.
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"They could take the normal path and then that would just put them where the U.S. and Russia were 50 years ago, or they could start a new path, and they can be in front of everybody in 50 years," Peter Marquez, a consultant that has worked with the UAE on its space program, told Axios.
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Cooper has been working since his father's death, when he became a child model, not because he yearned to be in front of a camera, but because modeling was a profession that offered a substantial paycheck to underage laborers.) Mr. Cooper described a trip to Studio 54 when Ms. Vanderbilt was again dating Sidney Lumet (who had also been — stay with me here — husband No. 3) after Mr. Cooper's father's death.
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"Given the nature of our work, it's important to be in front of our clients and be able to look, feel and touch their technology," Todd Patterson, a partner at the firm, which specializes in high-tech patents and intellectual property, tells CNBC Make It. He says the once-a-month trips allow for face-to-face meetings that provide a more hands-on, in-depth experience than a teleconference or video call.
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As UFC 207 has gotten closer, when the workings of the UFC's publicity machine would normally be reaching a wild, fevered pitch in anticipation of a Rousey fight, and the star herself would be in front of every available camera and giving time to every man or woman with a microphone and her face and her voice would be ubiquitous, as would the editorials about her fighting genius and socio-political meaning—the silence from Rousey has been deafening.
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