The series debuted as a call-in show, where celebrities could call in to join the conversation.
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Uber will provide call-in software that will enable dispatchers to send Uber drivers to call-in customers, says Cochran.
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The Best Show is a weekly call-in show which began on WFMU and now exists online in which colorful oddballs, famous people, and comedians call in and discuss various topics.
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If there's a bad call in our game — Hey!
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Well, at one point, even back 16 years ago, I had a phone call in to Tommy Lee and I had a phone call in to Dave Grohl to play with us.
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"I received a call in the hospital bed," she says.
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"I received a call in the hospital bed," she said.
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I'm getting on the radio to call in the shooting.
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So I call in, I listen to the board meeting.
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Stern asked listeners to call in to donate to John.
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"We have no authority to 'call in' anyone," Boggan says.
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The next Call In is slated for later this month.
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We have an earnings call in a couple of week.
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Walgreens Boots Alliance hosts an earnings call in the morning.
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Did you call in sick, citing anguish, insomnia, and heartache?
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Organizers had to call in military personnel to replace them.
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"It required us to call in extra equipment," Smith said.
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CEO David Zaslav said on an earnings call in August.
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We've got a call in, but no word back yet.
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Second: Who did you call in the "Deeez Nuuuts" skit?
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She's the friend you'd want to call in a crisis.
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Now would be a good time to call in sick.
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Ask an infectious disease specialist: Should I call in sick?
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The call in question was to the widow of Sgt.
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A copay accumulator likely triggered Burgess' panicked call in 2017.
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Reschedule plans, and call in sick from work or school.
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Later Monday, Trump confirmed the phone call in a tweet.
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Jeff Bezos hasn't been on an earnings call in years.
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Lonmin raised $400 million through a cash call in December.
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And: Joe should call in sick for the VP debate.
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In 28, I had a close call in the icefall.
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We've gotta call in to a galaxy far, far away.
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"If you're worried, call in to your physician," says Poland.
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This is probably a smart call in the short term.
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So I decided to call in and have some fun.
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One way around this is to simply call in sick.
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Many government workers plan to call in sick to attend.
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It wasn't an open call in the classifieds or anything.
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Let's use video conferencing or call in rather than travel.
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The phone call in May was shocking, Joe Campanale recalls.
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But for tougher stains, I need to call in backup.
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And then he will call in favors from party insiders.
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Someone you can "call in the middle of the night"?
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One gentleman starts by describing a phone call in July.
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Call in your chief of staff and yell at him.
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"This is not a call in a vacuum," said Espaillat.
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IT'S ALWAYS GREAT WHEN YOU CALL IN. CUBAN: THANK YOU.
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He is what they call in Europe a democratic socialist.
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Police departments posted alternative numbers to call in case of emergency.
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Police responding to a call in downtown Boston at 4 p.m.
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Use it as your first port of call in an emergency.
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Organizers have had to call in military personnel to replace them.
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Lippincott, Tay Hohoff, made the right call in rejecting Watchman and
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With a call in to emergency responders at 12:21 p.m.
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Where else do reporters call in from Kandahar, Kunduz and Herat?
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Caterpillar: The machine manufacturer has an earnings call in the morning.
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" He also maintained that the umpire call in question was "horrendous.
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In September it acquired Doctors on Call in New York City.
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Around 12, I call in an order to a local café.
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It&aposs what we call in the business a vanity project.
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Trōv's first port of call in the U.S. will be Arizona.
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There is no rush to the curtain call in this performance.
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Up to 50 people can join a video call in Workplace.
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It's a tough call in sports, as it is in business.
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The two men finish off their call in their usual way.
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If I was having a fat day, I'd call in sick.
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So, did Jim call in a favor to his old friend?
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You're scared of getting the sack if you call in sick.
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Trump disputed the widow's account of the call in a tweet.
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There were a few unscripted moments during the call-in show.
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"Tonight is a wake-up call in this country," he said.
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Or hey, maybe he'll call in another Fast fam squad member.
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She put a call in, and I appreciated it very much.
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"I'll call in on you," he told her via video link.
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It might be 45 minutes after you call in some communities.
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Nice try, buddy, but you'll need to call in some professionals.
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Jamie Acosta still remembers the first call in which someone died.
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And if people were on the road, they would call in.
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Take the case of a "burglary in progress" call in Oregon.
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Call in and dedicate a song to them on the radio.
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Realization: I need a sponsor I can call in moments of weakness.
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There's a lot of discomfort but nothing to call in about yet.
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Raniere would call in to check how it was going, she testified.
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Almora got the call in the outfield for Game 1 after batting .
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Raniere would call in to check how they were going, she testified.
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"I guess it&aposs a wakeup call in any community," Quina said.
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Cyberark: The information security company has an earnings call in the morning.
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And I got a phone call in New York and it's Patti.
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Though it's worth noting that an Electronic Arts earnings call in Jan.
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I call in to straighten everything out, and eventually, the pizza arrives.
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Others call in but barely talk, noted one Silver Line staff member.
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Edging PT to $60, ENR remains favored value call in HPC/bevs.
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At one point he decided to call in a gynecologist to help.
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He suggested the countries call in outside experts, without going into details.
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Customers call in he says, and they're upset because they've been hacked.
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Saab said he would call in all the companies' owners for questioning.
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It's not like a corporate job where you can call in sick.
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We could do it, just call in our crew and do it.
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We call in a nuclear strike, and we are hailed as champions.
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They've even got a meteorologist on call in case of inclemental weather.
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You can't call in sick like you would with an office job.
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Trump made a similar call in remarks to reporters over the weekend.
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We'll be listening to the call in case something crazy does happen.
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The CALL in Arkansas helped recruit almost half the state's foster families.
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So Savannah helped us put out a call in New York City.
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And oddly, another favor I was able to call in was Diddy.
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My job was to call in all the clothes for the shoots.
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The Run-Up is doing a call-in show for Nov 8.
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The president can call in indigenous military support for new encirclement strategies.
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The AP has yet to make an official call in the race.
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There's another record of an emergency call in the just released docs.
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"No quid pro quo in this call in terms of the President."
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What happens if that's possible in many ports of call in Africa?
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I. call in the NFC title game that cost N.O. the game.
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In rural areas, women discuss marriage troubles on call-in radio shows.
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It's what I call in my book a gladiatorial kind of competition.
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"We'll get a call in the middle of the night," he said.
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Open the Phone app and find the call in your Recents list.
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McDonald'sMcDonald's management called the coronavirus "concerning" on its earnings call in January.
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Let's call in someone else to do this part of the work.
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Call in a real estate appraiser or broker to assess the situation.
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Make a call in the Skype app for iPhone or iPad.2.
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Apple on the company's earnings call in October announced zero-interest installments.
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Can we let Justin Bieber call in sick for a few days?
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Last year served as a major wake-up call in disaster preparedness.
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He later apologized for that on the second-quarter call in August.
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Once you call in the authorities, you lose control over the outcome.
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Before long, Mr. McCain left to take a call in the cloakroom.
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She's still here but left to make a call in her car.
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The city's historically weak labor groups asked workers to call in sick.
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"Is anyone gonna put the call in?" grins one of your friends.
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The idea first came to them during a phone call in 2009.
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I sent her messages and song dedications through a call-in show.
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It's not the best way to start an important call in the car.
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Raniere would call in to check on how they were going, she said.
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"But who knows," Doroshov says, "after this news stuff, somebody might call in."
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If this is the case, call in a third party to help mediate.
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You call in, get the help you need, and then that gets logged.
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"I haven't had a new lead or call in several weeks," he said.
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According to TSA union officials, some employees are starting to call in sick.
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When Trump took Tsai's call in December 2016, he broke this sensitive protocol.
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The radio hosts knew an organized call-in campaign when they saw it.
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"Our lower chakras are what we call in Pilates, your core," Berry says.
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Colgate-Palmolive: The dental products company has an earnings call in the morning.
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That was their love... what we call in my home now good love.
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Jeffrey Baskin decided to do the humane thing and call in the experts.
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They call in a favor with their friends at vegan cantina La Botanica.
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Rob has the bad timing to call in the middle of this conversation.
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Ryan co-hosted the call-in talk show, which debuted in July 2015.
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She didn't bring up the subject again on the earnings call in October.
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I got the call in the middle of the night from the hospital.
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"It saved my life," he said during a phone call in late winter.
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If things get dicey for Alpha, I can call in the big guns.
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The answer used to be to call in experts to repair the tracks.
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The league has been under siege over a missed call in the Jan.
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He was the first Irish radio presenter to use the call-in format.
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We need a call in our politics for a new era of decency.
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Quipu project began enabling women to call in and share their stories via
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Katyal also called on Congress to call in Barr and Mueller for testimony.
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The final straw came after an early-morning 27 call in August 2000.
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Jacoby Ellsbury walked and forced the Rangers to call in closer Sam Dyson.
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We do it when repeated attempts to "call in" are disrespected or ignored.
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"Nannies tend to leave or call in sick, and they're really expensive," Mrs.
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Is it too soon to call in the department of clichéd political symbolism?
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The company expects to provide additional information during its earnings call in April.
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He raised his arm, signaling the offside call in place of the goal.
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"People call in for the most random things that are nonemergency," he said.
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Like many other surfers in the area, I planned to call in sick.
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The adjuster should call in a day or two to schedule a meeting.
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Do you have concerns they are going to start to call in loans?
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But it's a pretty easy call in terms of how you keep going.
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The president then said the whistle-blower never heard the call in question.
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It would behoove you to call in someone who knows what they're doing.
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You should probably just call in sick for the next two weeks. USA!
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Sondland had made similar remarks about the call in his testimony earlier Wednesday.
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Now, the officer said, it has become much easier to call in airstrikes.
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Ted Liebman, an architect based in New York, got the call in 1996.
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More straight-through processing that they used to call in the securities business.
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Giuliani defended Trump and his call in the Fox Business interview Monday morning.
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Delta provides a special call-in number for booking congressional travel, for example.
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Blanchon himself joined that awful roll call in 1999, dead at age 34.
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The diagnosis: The Stanavecs got a phone call in April from the clinic.
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One of the pair's last exchanges was an acrimonious phone call in January.
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The Sultan may yet become the first Gulf leader to call in the IMF.
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Even Kylie and Kendall Jenner call in to witness their big sister's big moment.
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Well, if 600 of them call in sick, that presumably would slow things down.
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But Sandy was perhaps the most expensive wake-up call in New York history.
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For bigger jobs, they'll call in freelance reinforcements — sometimes up to 15 of them.
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Texting, chatting, even taking a phone call in the other room seem pretty reasonable.
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In addition, the census will allow people to call in and answer the questions.
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Another motorist who stopped used the trooper's portable radio to call in the shooting.
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The new feature will make clear when Twitter makes that call in the future.
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But he was forced to call in a state director from out of state.
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So they call in the big guns and ask the Foo Fighters for help.
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Investors may call in (toll free) by dialing (855) 3133-0559 (conference ID 46508527).
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Amiri is the second commander to issue such a call in as many days.
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His speech sounded ominously like an early bugle-call in a new cold war.
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Basically it was beg, borrow, and steal and call in a lot of favors.
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Matt would later call in to the radio to explain his attraction to me.
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What do you do when people call in because they're high on a drug?
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WILL YOU ALSO CALL IN THE DRUG DISTRIBUTION AND PBM COMPANIES INTO A HEARING?
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She echoed that call in a Twitter post: The U.S. will be taking names.
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It includes a call-in segment called "Emotional Tech Support," which I enjoyed immensely.
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The fliers ask residents to call in tips to a toll-free phone number.
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On an earnings conference call in May, CEO Art Peck had signaled this push.
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If you're in a witchy mood, cast a spell to call in a partner.
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SMITH: I know your message to anybody who saw anything to please call in.
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Roma is Aparicio's acting debuting after she auditioned during a casting call in Mexico.
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Lawrence went with the most playful interpretation at a Passengers photo call in Paris.
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Roger Marshall, a Republican, told Roll Call in a preview piece on the game.
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We need to make our representatives hear the clarion call in no uncertain terms.
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He sends me a check every week to watch your show and call in.
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For example, there was a controversial goalie interference call in Tuesday's Sharks/Leafs game.
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This is a great opportunity to call in the help of a third party.
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He can't call in the political favors he's owed, because he hasn't done any.
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The AP is retracting its call in the race for California's 21st Congressional District.
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Google mentioned the arrangement in an earnings call in July, but provided few details.
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"The volume of calls, serious call, in mid-December more than doubled," she said.
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Robert Irwin, another friend of the group, had to call in sick to dinner.
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After a run on the peso, Argentina had to call in the IMF (again).
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We've got a call in to the Oscars and ABC ... no word back yet.
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"That was my call, in retrospect, we could have done that differently," Russell said.
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"I didn't get that call in the last day he was alive," he said.
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While the race is too close to call in both primaries for retiring Rep.
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They even had a test run and wake-up call in March of 2018.
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I call in maybe three times in the five months that I am gone.
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It would be improper for John Barron to call in and steer the ship.
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Tesla's first-quarter earnings call in a couple weeks just got even more interesting.
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A friend of Schachner's says she told him about the phone call in 2003.
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During a call in to a New York City radio station, New Jersey Gov.
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On a current call in the mobile app, tap to reveal the bottom menu.
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But it took their parent's phone call in 2011 to really change that trajectory.
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It is time to call in the experts because this is a new situation.
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"It's like a bottle of ketchup," he said in a conference call in January.
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The call, in effect, is running simultaneously over Wi-Fi and cellular data networks.
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Ms. Jones is a minister awaiting call in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
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Cyndi Jones is a minister awaiting call in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
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Halfway through, Guo would call in on someone's cellphone, and the crowd would cheer.
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When seminars demand we all video call in, I am seven time zones away.
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We are working to see if we can do a call in the future.
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Chipotle has nurses check if some workers who call in sick are just hungover
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But every once in a while, I need to call in the heavy artillery.
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That will undermine any off-ramp or soothing phone call in the days ahead.
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Who are you going to call in, the Chief Justice of the United States?
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And February isn't too much better, so maybe it's time to call in reinforcements.
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Taking a faux phone call in a London phone booth is far from original.
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It often takes days if not weeks to get a call in close races.
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"Soon after I started there, I got a call in my office," he said.
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PPG reports earnings in the morning and hosts a shareholder call in the afternoon.
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She did so via a phone call in the early hours of Nov. 9.
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Employees had to call in people from the IT department to get it canceled.
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He shot the officer, who was responding to a domestic call, in the head.
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Dominican Manager Tony Peña was ejected after arguing a strike call in the eighth.
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Nearly two dozen manufacturers responded to WHO's call in 2016 to develop Zika tests.
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And people will call in and be like: What was that long line about?
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American fighters will mostly call in airstrikes and not directly engage with enemy combatants.
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We've got a call in to his rep for an update on his condition.
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Do you come up with a pseudonym and call in to political talk shows?
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Gillett won the House speakership election on the first roll call in May 220.
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Look at yourself in social VR with this mirror feature Look at yourself in social VR with this mirror feature Visit distant places like the bottom of the sea with friends in VR Visit distant places like the bottom of the sea with friends in VR Take a Facebook Messenger video call in VR Take a Facebook Messenger video call in VR Zuckerberg takes a Messenger video call in VR with his wife Zuckerberg takes a Messenger video call in VR with his wife The experience demoed today shows the potential for human connection in VR powered by Facebook and Oculus.
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Vanity Fair's Becky Sharp is what we would call, in today's parlance, a bad bitch.
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In that scenario, military commanders could call in "self-defense" strikes without White House approval.
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"That's a great approach," Meehan says by phone from Copenhagen on a call in September.
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Early Sunday morning, Clayton County police responded to a frantic 911 call in Forest Park.
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The arrest came after police responded to a 911 call in the early morning hours.
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Trump's decision to call in the military appears to be a departure from past practice.
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According to CNBC, Facebook's security teams can call in extra guards or contact law enforcement.
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Lee was discovered at an open casting call in Atlanta, Georgia, at 18 years old.
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Longtime chief financial officer Deepak Ahuja announced he was retiring on a call in January.
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On an earnings call in April, Muilenburg said that pilots would act as key messengers.
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Italy's new Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte later echoed the call in a post on Twitter.
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It should have never been presented on a phone call in a shady, dark room.
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" She bluntly echoed that call in a Twitter post: "The U.S. will be taking names.
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To have that call made at that time of the game ... tough call in overtime.
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A therapist was on call in case the project's intensive pace and expectations became overwhelming.
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" On the company's second-quarter conference call in August, Benioff called it "AI for everyone.
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And they're not consistent with, what we call in the UK, the rule of law.
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Are there any common household things that people call in about that are actually harmless?
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Plus, the urgent plea to President Trump to call in the troops to save Chicago.
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I think we have to call in the UN to help stabilize the Northern Triangle.
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The next day, she attended a photo-call in an exquisitely detailed Alexander McQueen look.
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It does -- we managed most of those flavors with what we call in and outs.
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Schiff said the two had discussed obtaining documents before deciding which witnesses to call in.
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All four referees missed it, marking another blown call in a postseason filled with them.
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Wall Street likes tech, and that was the right call in the latest earnings season.
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If you can remember trying to make a cellphone call in the '90s, then … congratulations!
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If you need to make a call in public, these might be your best bet.
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But if Seacrest ever wants to call in sick ... hey, we got your stand-in!!
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Trump praised him in a phone call in April for a bloody anti-drugs campaign.
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People would call in frustrated: 'I'm an airline pilot, and I can't work this buckle?!
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This led to the phone call in which Trump berated Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull.
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We've placed a call in with the LAPD who says they're still investigating the incident.
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They plan to call in forensic scientists to help reveal the secrets of the remains.
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Investigators are continuing to urge the public to call in tips, no matter how small.
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He can call in favors to get away with Aggravated DWI and fleeing the scene.
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During Under Armour's first quarter earnings call in April, Plank couldn't stop dropping Curry's name.
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The court is scheduled to hold a conference call in the case on Tuesday evening.
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Often, when Estefanos criticizes a smuggler, he will call in to her program to complain.
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Clinton conceded to Trump in a phone call in the early morning hours of Wednesday.
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" "You're losing your fastball," he wrote, adding, "Time to call in a good relief pitcher.
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It's time for the American public to call in their own IOU on political transparency.
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It was the second call in a week between the two leaders to discuss aid.
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The Flying Fox was recently spotted in Datça, a popular port of call in Turkey.
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WHAT EXACTLY THAT YOU HEARD CAUGHT YOUR EAR ENOUGH THAT YOU WANTED TO CALL IN?
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Luckily, Bosworth can call in famous favors like last-minute tickets to Taylor Swift tickets.
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I asked residents to describe the experience of being on call in their own words.
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Using his intel from Cynthia, Seth has Stamper call in the Attorney General for questioning.
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Then I had a rig that was initially intended for call-in talk radio programs.
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The more officers call in sick, the more strain will be put on staffing levels.
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Accept the changes and you should soon join the live call in the Zoom app.
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Then the ship would call in an explosive ordnance disposal, or E.O.D., team to respond.
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In the case of nonpayment, China can also call in the entire debt at once.
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Maybe he could find work at a sports radio station, hosting a call-in show.
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Mills: O.K. All right, if anything changes, just give me a call in my room.
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To make a call in the app, select the plus sign in the top right.
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But here you're letting it choose whom you call, in addition to whether they'll vote.
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Then, you'd just call in your story and dictate it to the Times phone room.
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President Vladimir Putin will answer questions from citizens in his annual call-in show today.
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This was the latest call in a series between the campaigns and the state party.
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JIM CRAMER: MARK, JIM CRAMER, ALWAYS GREAT THAT YOU CALL IN. THANK YOU SO MUCH.
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That phone was used to interview people, orchestrate call-in shows, and take song requests.
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Judge Josann Reynolds gave Walker until Thursday to issue a formal call in both districts.
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President Trump said nothing about a quid pro quo during the phone call in question.
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This was love in action, what we came to call in our workshops soul force.
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We're still trading above what we were before we started the earnings call in January.
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Biden has also called for the release of the transcript of the call in question.
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Most of us would consider a close friend somebody we could call in a pinch.
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Then this morning, the Trump administration released a transcript of the phone call in question.
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The company said it will provide more information during its next earnings call in April.
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But that confidence came through on Wednesday's earnings call in a way that few appreciated.
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Use the game's multiplayer features to call in someone to help you take it down.
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"I got a call in my car," 9:30 Club co-owner Seth Hurwitz recalls.
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" She bluntly echoed that call in a Twitter post: "The U.S. will be taking names.
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The default could trigger lenders to call in payments on other debt obligations, the company said.
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I had received that call in 8003, before he got and stayed sober for 2800 years.
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But then she didn't show up for work Thursday and Friday and didn't call in sick.
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For the film's photo call in Paris, the actress, of course, repped her favorite French label.
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Just as authorities were preparing to call in a dive team, a "miracle" occurred, Mikkelson says.
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We feared he was eaten by a predator until we heard his [call] in the distance.
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My colleague Nicole Nguyen convinced me to make this call in her (excellent) iPhone XR review.
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Call-in details are being sent out to members by email roughly one hour in advance.
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The video responses feature is something more akin to a video voicemail-based call-in feature.
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What struck me was that he would personally call in a new poem with each order.
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Call in an exterminator, like a company that alters the game and kills the little creatures.
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Meetings are routinely missed; businessfolk often call in from the back seat of a stationary vehicle.
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"I think that issue has been somewhat overblown," he said during a press call in May.
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Tusa gained a following for his work on GE after his negative call in May 2016.
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They said the decision to call in the ambassador was made by Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavosoglu.
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Trump appears to have referenced this phone call in a tweet he posted the following day.
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Study shows the most believable time to call in sick is Tuesday at 6:38 a.m.
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" -- Comey describing a March 30 phone call in which Trump called the Russia investigation a "cloud.
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EDT This story has been updated to include audio of the Google Duplex call in question.
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I would call in sick to work the next day with the stress of it all.
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D Shayne Gostisbehere has been on a roll since getting the NHL call in mid-November.
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We got a call in with his camp for an official status update on his health.
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Are they supposed to call in advance and warn every airline, hotel, and venue they'll use?
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You should, however, call in advance to make sure they carry it (more on this below).
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We've placed a call in to Tom's reps and Paramount Pictures ... so far no word back.
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Seems like this year will be no different ... as long as everyone doesn't call in sick.
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His New Hampshire win and close call in Iowa came on the backs of white voters.
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Up until now, scientists have never been able to replicate the cicada's call in a lab.
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With a job this bad, there are only two attractive options: call in sick, or quit.
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For example, doctors can no longer call in prescriptions with refills for certain formulations, notably Vicodin.
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Dianne Feinstein make the right call in releasing the testimony of the Fusion GPS co-founder?
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I had a list of people to call in case I felt crazy or feared relapse.
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He described the telephone call in which he was invited to join the Democratic presidential ticket.
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Sanders has been bolstered by his big win in New Hampshire, and close call in Iowa.
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A lot of the favors I'm able to call in are people in the comedy community.
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Greg Abbott's (R) office praised Trump for his call in a statement on his website Thursday.
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You'll notice all that was discussed was perhaps another phone call in a couple of weeks.
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From a shockingly good iced coffee to a conference call in Dunkin', here's what we learned.
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My character had actually been quite popular, what we call in show business a breakout character.
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"We can't close this transaction," he told Wall Street analysts in a conference call in May.
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Hairstylists tend to call in reinforcements when tasked with cutting it down to a human shape.
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Several Democratic committee chairmen have also said they will call in drugmakers to explain price increases.
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I think she's a terrific person," Trump said during a call-in interview on "Fox & Friends.
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Three years later, Ms. Mujuru got a phone call in the middle of an August night.
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Both sides noted that it followed Mr. Sisi's call in May to revive the peace process.
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And Musk claimed in an investor call in early August that he expected progress to continue.
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The policies do provide for a hotline parents can call, in theory, to locate their children.
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Bonus: An unexpected phone call in this day and age generally makes people feel extra special.
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"I had gotten a call in from Martin about a particular stock I covered," Stewart said.
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Former President Barack Obama recorded a robo-call in support of Jones ahead of Election Day.
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In an investor call in 2015, Mr. Son said he was embarking on SoftBank's second stage.
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Call in a third party to help mediate if you sense that manipulative moves are afoot.
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The best way to navigate heavy Pluto energy is to call in an unbiased third party.
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Musk made the statement early in the call in response to one of the first questions.
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It also has a hotline for the public to call in tip-offs about offensive content.
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Many on their ascent or in senior roles can't call in sick — they just keep going.
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First responders They include those who answered the call in recent hurricanes and the California wildfires.
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Various states have seen unemployment insurance phone lines jammed as recently laid-off workers call in.
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They overwhelmed emergency services who were forced to call in firefighters and equipment from across Europe.
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They're people you know and are friendly with, but who you wouldn't call in a crisis.
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Earlier this week I was on my first multi-way party call in over a decade.
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They do have family meetings, but people often call in rather than appear in person. Mrs.
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If I'd been her patient, would I want her to take that call in my session?
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So please, I encourage viewers to call in and that's what this campaign is aimed at.
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According to the lawsuit, filed Wednesday and obtained by ABC23, he was on call in Sept.
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On the other hand, if plant workers start to call in sick, processing will slow down.
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Exhausted, some officers said the only way to avoid the demands was to call in sick.
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On March 30, Mr. Comey said, he received a call in his office from the president.
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One of the precinct chairs in Shelby County said they would call in their results instead.
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He again denied having felt any pressure from Mr. Trump during their phone call in July.
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The same could be said for a beer vendor announcing last call in the seventh inning.
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The department also released audio of the original call in which the airline asked for help.
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However, when reporters arrived, Burkman said the witness would call in, and not appear in person.
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Apple said on Monday that it would provide more information during its earnings call in April.
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The software uses automatic speech recognition to analyze the call in situations where every minute counts.
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But does that mean he now owes Israel a favor that Mr. Netanyahu can call in?
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CEO Michelle Gass used the word 11 times on the retailer's earnings conference call in August.
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But too often, people think the choice is either do nothing or call in the authorities.
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" Reiterating the call in another email, he added: "PLEASE … this will come back and bite us.
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Our suggestion -- call in the Scooby-Doo crew, or any number of acclaimed animated do-gooders.
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He once got in a screaming fight about ferrets while hosting a call-in radio show.
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If her own pressure campaigns and horse-trading did not work, she would call in outsiders.
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CLEVELAND — When things overheat, corrode and stop working, that is when they call in Gustavo Costa.
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At that point, the flight attendant had had enough and threatened to call in the police.
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"Trump supporters who call in to my show are all over the map," Ms. Ingraham said.
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There appears to have been another call in late May or early June, Senate investigators found.
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"Twenty years ago, we had what we call in sociology a crisis of identity," he said.
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The Sports Pope is capable of conducting a drive-time, five-hour sports talk radio call-in show while simultaneously displaying an unrivaled contempt for even the most basic curiosity over the subject matter of his show, and for those who call in to talk about it.
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Instead, the kids find solace in each other, and the strangers who call in to the podcast.
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Forbes reported earlier on Wednesday that Schnatter used the n-word on a conference call in May.
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During a condolence call in 2017, Trump reportedly told the widow, Myeshia Johnson, that her husband, Sgt.
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There's also the hardened weapons expert Bangalore, who can call in missile strikes and drop smoke bombs.
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Red Sox manager John Farrell said RHP Matt Barnes would get the call in a save situation.
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Philbin was echoing a view used by Republicans who do not want to call in new witnesses.
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If you've ever heard someone call In-N-Out overrated, chances are they're a jealous East Coaster.
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Maen Barakat said that Ouruba had received a threatening phone call in the weeks before the attack.
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In a call in late March, Trump and Putin discussed holding a summit in the near future.
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I call in to see if I can get two spots, but they only have one left.
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There's also an SOS button, which will call in search and rescue virtually anywhere on the globe.
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First, it was solely telephone-based hotlines, through which those in crisis could call in for help.
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I got the call in Toronto on a film set that summer that the show was cancelled.
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People can call in and choose options including hearing messages about subjects like health and legal rights.
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Governments can't easily call in bitcoins or halt their movement across international borders without taking drastic actions.
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But that prescription service will also call in an order for antibiotics immediately if there's an infection.
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She died Monday after being hit by a Jeep while responding to a call in Perry Hall.
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Third, Aramco is building on that openness by promising to hold its first earnings call in August.
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She's not just telling you to cancel tomorrow morning's alarm, take another shot, and call in sick.
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Who knows, maybe they could call in Graham's TV daughter Alexis Bledel for a little cameo, too?
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You're known for being independent, but this Thursday you should call in favors from high places anyway.
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The vocal cords vibrate to produce the lower-pitched call, in keeping with the animal's large size.
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Manigault Newman transcribed the call in her book, but did not mention having a recording of it.
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Video WHO ARE THE 35 WITNESSES MUELLER IS PLANNING TO CALL IN THE HIGH-STAKES MANAFORT TRIAL?
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Willey says Crime Stoppers will protect the anonymity of tipsters who call in or submit tips online .
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That led Turkey to call in Germany's envoy to provide an explanation, although Germany rejected Turkish protests.
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Secret Witness, which allows residents to call in tips anonymously, has offered a $10,000 reward for information.
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Meister is charged with making a drunken phone call in which he threatened a United States Congressman.
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Before Trump ran for president, he was a frequent call-in guest on many Fox News shows.
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She got the call in her pajamas and immediately rushed into the hall to go to Kim.
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That allowed US troops to call in airstrikes more quickly and make critical decisions affecting any fight.
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Platkin had to call in a crack team of dietitians to calculate the calorie and nutrition info.
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Putin and Trump already had discussed a July meeting during a phone call in the past week.
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Thankfully, beachgoers reacted quickly, bypassing selfies to call in marine rescuers and lifeguards to assist the animal.
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"We've already begun insourcing efforts for the new company," Rutledge said on a company call in August.
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The call-in program comes ahead of elections for the Russian parliament Duma slated for September 18.
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Stairs at Portland airport too short for Trump plane, currently trying to call in reserve stairs pic.twitter.
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The Seychelles faced a close call in May 2007, when high tides flooded land 50 meters inland.
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For decades, the weekly call-in radio show with the mayor was a New York City tradition.
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You can do the old-school call-in, or the new-school login via a mobile app.
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Global Soccer LONDON — The hardest league title race to call in Europe right now is in Spain.
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Employers across the city threatened to call in federal forces, shut down operations, and leave the city.
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"We are in active consultations with several Chinese automakers," he told an earnings conference call in October.
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More recently, police responded to a "shots fired" call in Hodgkinson's hometown in March of this year.
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Mr. Casey was going to call in four minutes, now three, but Mr. Hirway's phone wasn't working.
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It was the same call in which Trump took heat for congratulating Putin on his re-election.
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But CEO Gary Kelly said during an earnings call in October that the airline was exploring alternatives.
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That has allowed Russian troops to call in precision airstrikes, making them more effective against the rebels.
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That March, a broadcaster named Bill Mazer began hosting an afternoon call-in show devoted to sports.
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The special will also include social media interaction and a call-in line to answer caucus questions.
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The upcoming ePrivacy and GDPR regulations in Europe have been a wake-up call in many ways.
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We are trying to have a security unit call in right now so I connect you over.
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For years, Trump would call in anonymous tips about himself to the New York Post's Page Six.
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His public schedule listed a morning speech and two call-in radio appearances earlier in the day.
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Nearly 85033 of those students served their detention Saturday, according to the The Morning Call in Allentown.
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He neglected to issue an official emergency or call in additional paramedics until it was too late.
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In a conference call in January, Mr. Musk said many customers could not afford the company's cars.
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Her impeachment call in late April coincided with the start of her recent jump in the polls.
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"It's honestly tragic," said Mr. Turton — in spite of his close call in Brooklyn two weeks ago.
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TMZ obtained the 911 call in which you hear the confusion over what Magic Castle workers found.
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She had gone to an open casting call in San Jose, she said, merely to accompany friends.
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That the Democrats are hosting the most crowded presidential casting call in a generation is not helping.
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I have no problem saying all of the things you have heard in that call in public.
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A flashing green light on your Alexa speaker indicates an incoming call or a call in session.
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I told them all to call and complain and have their friends and relatives call in also.
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During his tenure there, he hosted a gospel music program and a late-night call-in show.
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Then, the team of roughly 12 soldiers fought alongside their Afghan counterparts and helped call in airstrikes.
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But Mr. Melendez was plainly shocked at the president's willingness to take his call in this case.
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But it's unclear if Democrats will get the four GOP votes needed to call in such witnesses.
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Or you can sign up for the gender education nonprofit Gender Spectrum's monthly call-in support group.
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In response to Musk's tweet storm, CNBC's Phil LeBeau invited Elon Musk to call in and comment.
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The issue has prompted debate on television and radio call-in programs over the past three weeks.
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AI, which lifted "all other parts of the business," Cil said on an earnings call in October.
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When I pointed this out, I received a call in no short order from Booth's son, Justin,
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That meant they'd have to call in the results instead, possibly delaying the results by several hours.
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"And then he further told us he would continue to call in response to the ongoing alerts."
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This might be the right call in a business where its old competitive edges have been dulled.
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Democrats would need to convince at least four Republican senators to join them to call in witnesses.
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Lions Gate CEO Jon Feltheimer alluded to this in his company's second-quarter earnings call in November.
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Known for making bold calls, the money manager first revealed her $4,000 per share call in February.
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"Had to take refuge outside from pool during call-in threat that caused J.C.C. evacuation," she'd written.
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Correction: Elon Musk cut off an outspoken Tesla bear during a post-earnings analyst call in May.
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The president had reportedly mocked McCabe for his wife's political defeat during a phone call in 2017.
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Your response is a judgment call in which you must politely and professionally decline the interview offer.
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Reunited During one of A.J.'s deployments, her ship was making a port call in the Philippines.
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When we had our third quarter earnings call in August, we announced 18 million monthly active users.
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"People just don't want to call in anymore," said Bonny Simi, president of JetBlue's corporate venture group.
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Y., said the White House made the right call in killing Broadcom's aggressive plan to buy Qualcomm.
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The relationship deepens and, during a final call in the wee hours, takes a sudden, unexpected turn.
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Besides being involved in a close call in the field, Semien also factored in all the offense.
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The situation is evolving, and we will provide more information during our next earnings call in April.
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But when he got a call in 2016 to buy one, the opportunity made sense to him.
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Instead, the existential threat to Mr. Trump's presidency centered around a half-hour phone call in July.
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"We got the call in January, and that's when I decided O.K.: It's family time," he said.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin's annual call-in question show contained an ominous warning about World War III.
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Kelly Moffitt Recommendation: Community-produced shows Example: "For a Bad Time Call" in which women call in and leave voice mail messages about their rage, produced in Columbus, Ohio, or "Wet Mountain Valley Dry Goods," a collection of interviews with every resident in a small town of Westcliffe, Colorado.
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They had to call in a special "loctician" to do it, which is really what they call them.
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The committee chairman counter they had to call in federal officers because Page and her team played games.
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I don't have to fly anywhere or call in favors, I just sit back and get the data.
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These junior employees are often unsuccessful in their pitching and that is when the agencies call in favors.
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"Taking a call in the White House with my personal assistant Theodore," she wrote, with a heart emoji.
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Expectations call, in particular, for an edge-to-edge screen with no bezel and no physical home button.
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"Did the people who decided to call in a bomb threat wish it was real?" asked one mother.
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Did they call in a SWAT team—men in black arriving, guns drawn, in the middle of dinner?
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Maybe he was thinking about "Justice League" promo work ... or maybe someone blew a call in the game.
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"It takes time to build a culture of accountability," Niccol said on an earnings conference call in July.
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Now, all of a sudden, it seems YouTube for Android has finally gotten the call in version 13.35.
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Even by Trumpian standards, the call-in to "Fox and Friends" on Thursday morning was ranty and bizarre.
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I do some online shopping while sitting on the most boring conference call in the history of creation.
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You don't have to make a weird syrup or call in a cocktail ingredient that isn't found there.
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"I had to call in sick from work, have an ultrasound, and follow all these rules," Blakely said.
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"Our customer satisfaction scores continue to improve," Walmart CEO Doug McMillon said on an earnings call in August.
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However, if you know you'll always want full-coverage, opt for something thicker and call in the workhorses.
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"Lou is a classic — what they would call in addiction language — a 'garbage can drug addict,'" she explains.
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It can also call in search and rescue virtually anywhere if the world if stuff really goes wrong.
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I spoke to the hospital and was told they call in whichever emergency doctor and could not help.
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E.F Schumacher sounded a clarion call in "Small is Beautiful: A Study of Economics As if People Mattered".
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I had my sister call in the last payment, to pay off the total before the lapse date.
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Earlier this year he hung out with Putin while the president conducted his annual marathon call-in show.
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So naturally the Late Show with Stephen Colbert did its duty and imagined the call in cartoon form.
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Mike Stephen, 56, responded to the call in Leslie, north of Little Rock, just after 8:30 a.m.
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According to the study, most viewers will either call in sick or use a last-minute vacation day.
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Barclays predicted a 1.0 to 1.5 percentage point hit, which was the most pessimistic call in the poll.
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Schnatter was booted as chairman following his usage of a racial slur during a conference call in July.
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Wednesday marks her first earnings call in the position, after former CFO Sarah Friar stepped down last year.
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It's basically a giant conference call in the heavens, one that can be quite intimidating for new pilots.
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Justin was also given a specific phone number to call in the future, if he has new problems.
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It was a doubles call in 2003, when I was still a newbie escort, young, dumb and 21.
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It's unclear if his recent call-in to Infowars was his first, but boy was it a doozy.
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Cowen analyst Jeffrey Osborne dubbed the call, in which Musk talked of "barnacles, flufferbots, and bonehead bears", surreal.
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Thrift shops like Goodwill and the Salvation Army both offer furniture, but be sure to call in advance.
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Her expertise and buoyant approach landed her recognition, and a long-running nationally syndicated call-in talk show.
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In the meantime, we're hearing Rayna Jaymes is likely to take her final curtain call in season 5.
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" The City Paper obtained a recording of the 911 call, in which the woman identifies herself as "Brenda.
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Both sides have just agreed to call in a government mediator to try and get talks going again.
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I could also hustle more with my blog and a few other opportunities that I could call in.
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If there was fire from the cabin, we'd keep our distance, and I'd call in an air strike.
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We were winners now, and there was nothing left to do but call in sick and enjoy it.
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FedEx on such a call in March of this year was asked about Amazon diving deeper into delivery.
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To be sure, Five Star's call, in the heat of the moment, for Mattarella's impeachment was utterly baseless.
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"We are taking a fresh, hard look at everything," CFO Stuart Burgdoerfer said in a call in February.
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Investigators believe the drugs were loaded after the ship left its last port of call in the Bahamas.
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On Monday, she attended a "Maleficent" photo call in Rome while wearing a sleeveless top and black pants.
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Ryan said Trump "made the right call" in giving Congress a six-month deadline to find a solution.
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Some were so distraught about it that they had to call in sick or meet with grief counselors.
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Some chefs wish you wouldn't ask for substitutions and would call in advance if you have certain allergies.
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Meet smart Sure, you can call in to that meeting from the beach, but will you be heard?
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"Three weeks ago this was the easiest election to call in history," Martin Boon, ICM's director, told Reuters.
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"Upon hearing a call in the background, I thought the race had false started," Wiggins said on Twitter.
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"This is what I would call, in business terms, arbitrage," John Landgraf, the C.E.O. of FX, told me.
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Pearlmutter suggests that doctors may automatically call in help to restrain a patient experiencing a mental health crisis.
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That suggests that none of them were considered a "close call" in terms of classification, the source said.
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The weeklong cruises on the Adonia, a 704-passenger luxury ship, are scheduled to call in three cities.
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That show led Turkey to call in Germany's envoy to provide an explanation, although Germany rejected Turkish protests.
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If you haven't given your family a call in a while, now's a good time to do so!
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Despite West's threat to call in Mayor Bill de Blasio, Webster Hall was forced to cancel the gig.
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The included submissions were entirely open call, in contrast to the high-entry barriers that usually characterize biennials.
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L'Oreal CEO Jean-Paul Agon commented on this trend away from makeup in an earnings call in August.
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Weekday mornings and early afternoons, the diocese's WDMB will air daily Masses, rosary prayers and call-in shows.
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The conference call in May came to light after Forbes magazine detailed the incident in an article Wednesday.
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The ship is skipping its last port of call in Mexico and will eventually go to San Francisco.
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Or it could be a one-time curtain call in which the characters, and the audience, say goodbye.
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"Listen to your conscience and your constituents — both," she told the Capitol Hill newspaper Roll Call in 20095.
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"They could call in artillery," he warned, advising everyone to leave, as his fighters calmly ducked into bunkers.
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Below the jump, you'll find an edited transcript, or you can listen to the call in its entirety.
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They come through like a clarion call in Mr. Enwezor's final exhibition — wide as the world, blazingly beautiful.
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Thad Cochran of Mississippi had a close call in 2014, no Republican incumbent has lost a primary since.
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" It also characterizes users' relationships with the people they call in terms of attitudes like "dominance" or "affection.
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To make a FaceTime call in iMessage, click the FaceTime button at the top of the group chat.
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To keep things professional, Mr. Shewey told him to call in 90 days if he was still interested.
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"If it passes, we all call in sick," Mr. Sandness said at the group's weekly meeting Wednesday evening.
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"In the past Meng Wanzhou might not give me a single call in a whole year," he said.
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Call-in shows and advice columns addressed such topics as affairs and how to deal with in-laws.
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We demand that Chairman Goodlatte and Chairman Gowdy hold immediate hearings and call in additional witnesses without delay.
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The message is the same as in the call-in: If you retaliate, a long prison sentence awaits.
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That's when I decided to call in the cavalry in the form of my crosstown friend, Jeff Chen!
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I finally went in [to my GP again] and they got an emergency call in to a urologist.
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But the ad tells residents to expect much more if they call in about spies they stumble across.
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In lieu of a typical earnings call, former CEO Paul Will hosted a conference call in May 2017.
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In the company's earnings call in January, Raytheon Chairman and CEO Thomas Kennedy explicitly highlighted Washington's military spending.
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Schnatter's resignation had followed his use of a racially charged word on a conference call in May 2018.
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"My mom also made a lot of my skating costumes," Nagasu said on a conference call in January.
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"The nurse told me for reasons of 'continuity of care' they couldn't call in a prescription," Nabers remembers.
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Ultimately, our call in the very short term is the expectation of a stock market pullback this week.
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"It just continued to worsen, to the point where I was having to call in sick," she said.
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Here's the deal when you call in sick: You don't need to go into detail about your illness.
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"It's something that we'll want to explore," CEO Gary Kelly told analysts on an earnings call in July.
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Sondland claims they had a brief call in which Trump said he didn't want a quid pro quo.
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Bekah had told her mom that she'd call in seven or eight days, her mom told the cops.
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Steve Owen, 22019, was killed while responding to a routine burglary call in the quiet community of Lancaster.
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Cover image: Donald Trump Jr. poses for photographers during a photo call in New Delhi, India, Tuesday, Feb.
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"It was just proper to call in a Catholic priest for the last rites," Father Alcuino said on Sunday.
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DCF placed a notation about the call in a file for a caseworker to handle at a later date.
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So, if you've ever wanted to call in to a hotline and didn't, this may be the perfect solution.
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"Castle" star Stana Katic and her husband are getting harassed so viciously they've had to call in the LAPD.
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We also asked women to call in and tell us what they wish Kavanaugh had said during his hearing.
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"Espionage" made the right call in leaving UnReal's recent pitfalls behind, but that doesn't mean they weren't still lurking.
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But I wouldn't get invited to meetings, or I would call in and would be spoken over in conversations.
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If they need to go out and call in artillery or airstrikes, they should be able to do that.
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Trooper Nicholas Clark, 29, was fatally shot while responding to a domestic disturbance call in New York on Monday.
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State-owned printers often call in commercial printers at short notice to manage spikes in demand, which are unpredictable.
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An industrials analyst, Tusa gained a following for his work on GE after his negative call in May 24.3.
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Bills game Sunday ... and Brady discussed the bizarre scenario during his weekly call-in with Kirk & Callahan on WEEI.
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Its users, who are anonymous and have trolled and harassed the president's political opponents, urged others to call in.
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"People call in and ask why their city or town is not on the snowfall list," Ms. Buccola said.
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The YouTube personality later bragged about his inclusion on the earnings call in a video posted to his channel.
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Meryl Streep first wore this American flag-printed shirt dress to the "Doubt" Paris photo-call in January 2009.
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"Our goal really is to make electric cars that everyone could afford," Musk said on a call in October.
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The original portraits, which collectively I call "In Trump Country," didn't seem quite so important then, before the election.
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For now, the state stands ready to call in the National Guard to assist the construction of the TMT.
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Musk's combative behavior during the previous earnings call in May and erratic tweets has even supportive investors taking note.
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The first time I saw my bare chest, no boobs, nothing, was on a FaceTime call in the hospital.
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"We're being very conservative and viewing this as a floor," Brown told analysts on a conference call in June.
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An L.A. Police Department spokesperson said the LAPD responded to a call in Woodlands Hills at 7:20 p.m.
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In a company earnings call in August, Musk went on a rant about the failures of the ZEV program.
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The department's gang unit was investigating a vandalism call in a neighborhood east of downtown around 5:35 p.m.
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Dieter will likely video call in from the Apple event in Chicago, assuming modern high schools have reliable internet.
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This has puzzled scientists, because the pitch of an animal's call in the wild usually depends on its size.
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Hillary Clinton did something this week that I cannot fathom doing: She answered an unexpected FaceTime call in public.
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As Mike sleeps at Stacey's home to offer safety, he gets a call in the middle of the night.
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See shocking encounter with great white shark Up above, Davis continued to call in sightings over and over again.
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First-time customers come to his shops to place orders, but they often call in subsequent ones, Hepscher said.
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"They can call in the Canadian army, ok, I'll stand in front," said Amy George, a First Nation elder.
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As a single parent with a jam-packed career, Giada De Laurentiis knows when to call in for reinforcements.
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Other developers call in the Red Ants, a feared eviction squad so named for their red jumpsuits and helmets.
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Verizon will hold a call in a little bit more than an hour with more details about the transaction.
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"Augmented reality is going to change everything," Apple CEO Tim Cook said during an earnings call in late 1803.
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Maybe next time I buy an iPad I can confirm the purchase there, rather than having to call in.
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It wasn't the first time Mike Stura got a call in the middle of the night from the police.
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How'd Sean Payton handle losing a chance at the Super Bowl on the worst missed call in NFL history???
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North Carolina governor Pat McCrory declared a state of emergency and said he would call in the National Guard.
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He also was charged on Thursday with interfering with a 911 call in addition to the other two offenses.
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Democratic presidential hopefuls embraced their party's left flank during a presidential cattle call in the nation's capital on Wednesday.
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The family that received the call in the US then called her family in Guatemala to let them know.
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U.S. embassy officials in Vietnam heard about the call in advance from Falcone's casino company, not the Trump transition.
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The next call, in July, was deemed so concerning by the top White House advisor for Ukraine, Lt. Col.
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" Zuckerberg spoke about privacy on the company's earnings call in July 2014: "I think something that's misunderstood about Facebook.
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Starting next month, the company will experiment with a service that lets people call in to request a car.
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If your cash goes missing, there isn't any official number you can call in order to get it back.
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Yet the impulse to call in to services like The Silver Line is a healthy one, Professor Cacioppo said.
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It's time to call in the translator who witnessed the Putin-Trump meeting to find out what exactly happened.
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On the day Mr. Gray was buried, riots broke out, prompting Maryland's governor to call in the National Guard.
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I call her 'Nervous Nancy,' she's a nervous wreck," Trump said during a call-in interview on "Fox & Friends.
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In an earnings call in August, Cook said that he's "hopeful" that China will eventually loosen up its restrictions.
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The Navy has had to call in outside experts to try to find a solution to this particular problem.
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The ports of call in the eight-day northern cruise include filming locations in Iceland, Ireland and Northern Ireland.
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But we'd go into phone booths to make video calls Yes, Deckard can make a video call in 2019.
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After Tuesday's tip, California law enforcement encouraged people to continue to call in suspicious activity spotted in the ocean.
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G.K. Butterfield, D-North Carolina, who became the CBC chair the following congressional session, told Roll Call in 2014.
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Vindman, a Ukraine expert on the National Security Council, was listening in on the call in his official capacity.
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" The Great Commission is Jesus' call in the Bible for Christians to "go and make disciples of all nations.
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" On failing to follow up on Nikolas Cruz: "We were worried, would people suddenly not want to call in?
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Are they supposed to call in advance and warn every airline, hotel, or venue that the plan to visit?
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If the customer got lucky, someone would call in during this looking for conversation, companionship, or maybe something more.
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Mark Zoradi, Cinemark's chief executive, told analysts on a conference call in May that Movie Club had 230,000 members.
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Johnson sounded "horrible in isolation," there's no way to properly judge without hearing the entire phone call in context.
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His family decided to call in the professionals to transport him to the hospital ... rather than risk it themselves.
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He does not, as he made plain during his Friday evening news media call in Madrid, even feel unlucky.
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But nearly all news outlets characterized the vault fire as a close call, in which worst cases were averted.
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Fagon and Blouin scratch that plan and call in a doctor from Marseille, a Dr. Le Brun (Vicenç Altaió).
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Sometimes, like reporters on a breaking story, they ran to the nearest pay phone to call in the review.
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Oh, and everybody in The Office, at one point or another, has a secret phone call in the stairwell.
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"Call in two to three days to check if there's a flight," an airport official told Reuters in 2015.
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We obtained the 911 call in which you hear Stacey tell the operator she's being assaulted by her husband.
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Mr. Turnbull's relationship with Mr. Trump got off to a bad start with their first telephone call in January.
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Mr. Putin was asked last week on his nationwide live call-in show whether Russia could weather sanctions indefinitely.
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She left her post before the July phone call in which Mr. Trump asked Ukraine's president to investigate Democrats.
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Her supervisor's been on her case all week, so she doesn't call in sick for risk of testing things.
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Police responded to a welfare call in the 1200 block of E. Allen Avenue at around 2:30 a.m.
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Business expressed their concerns with the Office of Advocacy and a Treasury representative on a conference call in October.
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You can call in the director of EOIR if you have problems with the issues that have been discussed.
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After I spent half an hour sewing the horn, I needed to call in the big guns: my wife.
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Here's a quick breakdown of the seven things you should know from Trump's wildest F&F call-in yet.
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Gordon drove the Cougars for the winning score, which came after a pass interference call in the end zone.
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Trump has used the call in his impeachment defense, repeating some of what Sondland told the House Intelligence Committee.
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Police responded to a welfare call in the 1200 block of E. Allen Avenue at around 2:30 a.m.
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As Jean listened to the 911 call in an empty conference room, she felt an anger that surprised her.
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Hill said Thursday in an interview with ABC News she made the "right call" in her decision to resign.
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There was a morning staff call Tuesday in which the article was discussed, but Mr. Buttigieg didn't call in.
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He did recently hold a telephone call-in event, which allowed him to cut off callers when they disagreed.
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The official said that there had been "one call in the past few days," and that it resolved nothing.
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The Rockets on Monday lost their protest over a dubious call in a loss last week to the Spurs.
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Dish co-founder and chairman Charlie Ergen first invoked the "Seinfeld strategy" on an earnings call in May 20203.
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Both plays came after booth review overturned a targeting call in the first quarter that would have disqualified him.
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One labor union then advised its 80 members, among a total of 280 traffic controllers, to call in sick.
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Last year's shady goings-on spurred the promoters to call in Dragonfly for the company's expertise in statistical analysis.
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On a radio call-in show, he did little to tamp down speculation about joining the Trump White House.
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The phone call in question occurred just a day after Trump spoke by phone with Zelensky, on July 25.
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Schnatter's conference call in May came to light after Forbes magazine detailed the incident in an article on Wednesday.
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Ricks said the company is on track to announce a decision on its second-quarter earnings call in July.
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"We're the first person that we want you to call in the event that you are arrested," he said.
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Air travel, already a mess, will grow more chaotic as more unpaid T.S.A. agents call in sick or quit.
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But when the challenges you face exceed your ability to cope, it makes sense to call in the pros.
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Back against the wall, Colbert decided to call in the big-guns: former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi.
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The best way to work with Pluto is to call in a third party that's unbiased, like a therapist.
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That show led Turkey to call in Germany's envoy to provide an explanation and demanded the video be deleted.
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It's unclear why the court cut him a break ... we've got a call in to the D.A.'s office.
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A quarter of those in developed countries won't make a single phone call in any given week this year.
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My co-worker quickly yelled out for our boss's assistant to call in a medical emergency over the radio.
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Sunday night, GOP operatives trying to drum up an anti-Trump coalition held their second conference call in five days.
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Jenelle Evans is speaking out following her tearful 911 call in which she alleged her husband David Eason assaulted her.
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"We didn't think we had to—we treated them as colleagues," Grabmeier told me during a phone call in May.
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They said if we get picked up for a full season, you will be the first one we call in.
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Mayor Steinegger resisted calls to euthanize the angry birds, opting instead to call in wildlife experts to remove the swans.
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Rescuers then had to call in a helicopter, who hoisted him off the narrow ledge and carried him to safety.
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Zoe Spears, 23, was declared dead at the scene by police responding to a 911 call in Fairmount Heights, Maryland.
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So, if you have questions about a recipe or about a meal you can call in and get it answered.
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On a morning hike the next day, my father asked what bird was making a repeated call in the distance.
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"I didn't see anything that warranted that type of action," Edwards said Wednesday on his monthly radio call in show.
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The company told investors during its quarterly earnings call in November that the strikes would not affect Marriott's bottom line.
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Because they are in the minority, Republicans haven't had subpoena power or the ability to call in witnesses for testimony.
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The president raised the issue of oil again with al-Abadi on a phone call in the summer of 2017.
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"Infinite Warfare had a ton of great gameplay innovations," Activision CEO Eric Hirshberg said during an earnings call in February.
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Ultimately, the team concluded that demo days — which are long and "cattle call in nature" — do more harm than good.
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We are excited to announce an open model casting call in the LA area for several upcoming KKW beauty campaigns.
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An agency spokeswoman said the derivatives regulator could call in additional staff, however, in the event of financial market emergency.
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Morrison, 40, played Glee club director Will Schuester from the series premiere in 163 until its curtain call in 2015.
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"It was their final call, a parting call in which they both acknowledged Harry was moving on," claimed the source.
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The new dad previously opened up about his sleepless nights during a call-in to the Today show on Feb.
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And most importantly, don't give me another damn movie that makes me feel like I have to call in Black.
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Galitskiy said on a conference call in January that Magnit's capital expenditures would total about 67 billion roubles in 2016.
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"This past quarter we released eight original films," Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos said during an investors call in October 2017.
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It was the latter that provided what he referred to as a "wake-up call" in an interview with Playboy.
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Meghan and Harry's first port of call in the southern English region will be a blending of both their backgrounds.
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Lego told Mashable Hsiao Feng was selected after the company put out a casting call in Taipei for the role.
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Instead of complicated legal procedures, the parties involved call in a neutral third person, often an expert in the industry.
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In addition, lawmakers who champion defunding arts and culture often find themselves the target of petitions and call-in campaigns.
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Two years later, he found himself answering that phone call in New York City, swept up in new political currents.
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Several sources provided Axios with the dial-in-number for the call in which Miller laid out the plan's details.
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The analyst gained a following on Wall Street for his work on GE after his negative call in May 2016.
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During her testimony, the mother said that Cosby asked her to add Andrea Constand to their phone call in 2005.
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Papa John's founder John Schnatter is under fire after he used the n-word on a conference call in May.
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But check out the vid ... the strippers had the joint cracking ... and totally outdid T.I.'s casting call in Atlanta.
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The email asks employees to attend unless they're off for the day, in which case they're asked to call in.
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Thunder answer Westbrook's wakeup call in win OKLAHOMA CITY — Early in the second quarter, Russell Westbrook yelled from the bench.
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He mentioned the skyrocketing stock of Nvidia and its earnings call in which executives said demand in gaming is booming.
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Marsh alerted other states about the new virus outbreak on an emergency conference call in the early hours on Friday.
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During an earnings call in October, Mark Zuckerberg hinted that the Explore tab was an "opportunity" for more ad placement.
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And so we could have made it a character vote, which would have been a tough call, in my opinion.
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The process, which the researchers call "in-air microfluidics," is described in the journal Science Advances and captured on video.
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The Spencers usually call in their breakfast orders every morning, but the neighborhood restaurant was closed Monday because of Harvey.
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On a nationally televised call-in show last month, Mr. Putin displayed omnivorous interest in the concerns of ordinary people.
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For I'm Listening, the guests who call in on Skype often make the episode feel like an actual radio show.
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Ms. Callan presided over the call in a conference room at Lehman with just the firm's treasurer at her side.
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The race between Clinton and Trump is now too close to call in Elon University's latest survey of North Carolina.
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Rice also criticized the July 25 call in which Trump made the request of Ukraine's newly elected president, Volodymyr Zelenskiy.
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He carried only a phone and the accompanying wire so that he could call in artillery strikes on the enemy.
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If you're looking for something romantic, search no further than Kate Bosworth on a photo call in a Parisian garden.
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"Unless it is a very high-stakes investigation, it's unlikely they will call in an expert," Mr. Holland Michel said.
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Here's what else is happening: While some return to work, this weather is making us want to call in sick.
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"We are taking a fresh, hard look at everything," L Brands CFO Stuart Burgdoerfer said in a call in February.
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A rare snowstorm in Rome on Monday prompted Italian authorities to call in the army to help clear the streets.
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"It took an incredible amount of courage on her part to call in that moment and lend support," Shakir said.
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AT&T's chief financial officer, John Stephens, addressed analyst questions on the topic during the company's earnings call in April.
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The company faced criticism earlier this year after Schnatter reportedly used the "N-word" during a conference call in May.
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I said I couldn't serve a party of fifty on my own and he would need to call in backup.
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Fifty years ago, the government could not have collected the metadata for every phone call in a fourteen-year period.
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Donald Trump recorded voter turnout call in support of Ron Estes going out to tens of thousands in KS-04.
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But that changed on Tuesday when three of the four witnesses listened to the actual July 25 call in question.
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CFO Brian Olsavsky noted that the company was hiring more ad sales staff on its Q2 earnings call in July.
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Matthew Gentili, who was the producer on duty at the time, described the call in an interview with the station.
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Chicago's top cop will call in in help from national and local experts in an effort to promote community policing.
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During a call in May, however, it seems that Papa John just jammed both of his shoes in his mouth.
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One reason the Iraqis gave for having to do that was that it was too hard to call in airstrikes.
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Update, 1/27/16: A previous version of this story said that President Trump would call in to the rally.
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"We continue to be very enthusiastic about our opportunity in China," Cook said on Apple's last earnings call in May.
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Angoitia told investors on a conference call in July that the company had a difficult first half of the year.
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The call in question came under scrutiny after a member of the intelligence community filed a whistleblower complaint last month.
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Forbes reported that the call in May was intended to help Mr. Schnatter avoid future public relations blunders involving race.
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And for the people they have to call in to help make the kits, they can also pay those employees.
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During a call in the office to my friend Bruce, he said the drilling sounds in the background were distracting.
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The Queens Museum launched an open call in conjunction with its upcoming exhibition, Marinella Senatore: La Piazza Universale/Social Stages.
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According to a Wayfair earnings call in May, more than 2360 percent of its sales come from its house brands.
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The phone call on Sunday between Trump and Putin was at least the second such call in the past week.
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This raised concentration issues for the firm – though it reported exiting both positions in its recent earnings call in January.
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Software enables employers to call in more workers when demand surges and save money on labor when demand is low.
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Many precinct chairs gave up on using the app entirely, opting instead to call in results via secure phone line.
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The league responded to an egregious non-call in the playoffs by making the penalty, or absence of it, reviewable.
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I would probably call in another friend with some medical training, and I think that is an even better option!
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It was so slim and there was so much work that the CDC had to call in 30 furloughed workers.
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An aide had provided Mr. Putin with incorrect information during his annual "Direct Line" call-in show, Mr. Peskov said.
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Debra Scherbring, who worked with Amy, said she got a call in August 2018 from the woman, who was hysterical.
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When it did, Police Commander Paul Bauer responded to a call in the Loop and caught up with a suspect.
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Christopher Pissarides: You see here the question again about global supremacy that they call in digitalization is a political one.
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He was one of the officials who listened in on TRUMP and ZELENSKY's call in July, he admitted on Oct.
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In Hawaii, officers Tiffany Enriquez and Kaulike Kalama were killed as they responded to a stabbing call in Honolulu Sunday.
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A lieutenant, John Russo, remembered a call in May about a man behaving suspiciously in Howard Beach, where he lives.
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I see my former public speaking teacher over there!" or "I have to take a private call in two minutes!
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Reacting to the decision, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump said Mosby had made a bad call in prosecuting the officers.
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My friends and I (all 25ish, fairly new to the working world) are divided on how to call in sick.
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He responded to a call in late March of a baby who was "unconscious and not breathing," the department said.
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The release of each year's game is marked by a series of superfans who call in sick on release day.
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Morrison was on the phone call in July when Trump asked Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to look into the Bidens.
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The Turkish leader hailed Mr. Trump for making "the right call" in an opinion piece in The New York Times.
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Plus, some airport and airline employees are beginning to call in sick, since they can't afford to come into work.
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A lot of gray area around was this sort of a ... Did Schmidt call in this hit of this team?
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Second step was deleting the phone numbers of the men I have on call in case of a horniness emergency.
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It was purely focused to have people with sports-tech gadget questions call in and essentially try to stump me.
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Deputy Skyler Steele responded to the call in a matter of minutes, wrapped Bambi in a blanket and brought it outside.
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At the weekend, the US Navy announced the littoral combat ship USS Montgomery was making a port call in Davao, Philippines.
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At the changeover at 5-4 down, she complained furiously to the umpire about a line call in the penultimate game.
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So here you are wandering around from one ... And then I got a call in 2011 somewhere from the West Wing.
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You call in exactly whom and what you need over the course of your life, as you are learning life's lessons.
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The plaintiffs allege former executives gave a misleading picture of the bank's financial health ahead of the cash call in 2008.
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It was time to call in for back-up, cue Bella and the rest of the Viall cavalry to my rescue.
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When the squad is so big and no one wants to be the designated photographer, you need to call in reinforcements.
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"Soup is a great business and Campbell's is an iconic brand," said McLoughlin on the company's quarterly earnings call in August.
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That prompted Bertie/George to call in his young daughters and make them pledge to never (Never!) let one another down.
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And they will call in the witnesses as necessary and it'll be done in a bipartisan manner, in a fair process.
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Then, more people began to call in to recount their experiences with sexual assault from their childhood, teen, and adult years.
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Najib was widely expected to present a populist budget to shore up support ahead of elections he could call in 2017.
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On the evening of July 15th, two Minneapolis police officers responded to a 911 call in the city's upscale Fulton neighborhood.
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"This past May, when she had pneumonia, they had us call in our family to say goodbye to her," Margaret recalls.
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Walgreens now expects to save $1.5 billion annually by 2022, executives told Wall Street analysts on a conference call in April.
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Appeasing the family gives Mr Duterte a political boost in Ilocos and a favour to call in when he needs it.
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During an earnings call in August he said that the pickup was his "personal favorite" of the car maker's upcoming vehicles.
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Totem Pokémon can call in allies, which basically turns battles into a two-on-one situation, and not in your favor.
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The CSU's Bavarian finance minister Markus Soeder was quick to call it the "second massive wake-up call" in two weeks.
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Vance shot the sheriff, and Sander was able to call in a description of the truck and get assistance, Adams said.
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"I would not be surprised if Miller played a large role in crafting Trump's platform," Law told Roll Call in February.
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"I got a call in January this year, and they told me that my friend Jesh had died," Torr told Mashable.
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I had an overwhelming feeling that if I didn't call in a mobile phlebotomist, my mother would be gone by Sunday.
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Investigators are still searching for the vehicle, and advise anyone who believes to have spotted it to call in the tip.
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Notably, this option is what pros would call "in the money," since if the option expired today, it would have value.
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Then, on Saturday, Moretz attended a photo call in a black, long-sleeved Alexander McQueen minidress with white and red accents.
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"Obviously, cloud margins are going through the roof," Oracle's co-CEO Safra Catz said during the last earnings call in June.
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Elon Musk, the boss of Tesla, had to apologise after calling Wall Street analysts "boneheads" on a conference call in May.
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Pilots' union Vereinigung Cockpit (VC) said it did not ask staff to call in sick and was surprised by the absences.
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Farmer psychology can be difficult, and some feel ashamed to call in gleaners, as if it is an admission of failure.
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Well, I hand-picked it because we had this very small budget, and I knew I could call in some favors.
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Riders can call in or use an app to schedule pickups days before their trip, or just a few minutes prior.
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A bizarre late-night phone call in this episode seems to indicate that Rajan is even worse that an evil businessman.
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All kinds of people call in, from auto drivers wanting love advice to lonely men just wanting to talk to someone.
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Two officers responding to a call in Midtown reportedly found a man trying to remove a boot from his car's tire.
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When you call in about an issue, the staffer on the other end adds your complaint (or support) to a tally.
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Her answer is the most artful dodge since Paris Hilton first pulled the fake cell phone call in the late 2000s.
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We hope that this is a wakeup call in a sense, one to themselves, and then to their peers around them.
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On an earnings call in April 2017, Boeing's CEO Muilenburg was asked how deregulation early in Trump's term affected the company.
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Her message concludes with a plea to readers "NOT [TO] SAY THAT I OR MARK TOLD YOU TO CALL" in parentheses.
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Briefly, in maybe the weirdest moment in the series, Titus and Jacqueline make out, before deciding to call in reinforcements: Lillian.
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"I am very much so in love and very much so engaged," the Bachelorette said on a press call in May.
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A 30-minute phone call in July with Ukraine's leader has since emerged as a major threat to Mr. Trump's presidency.
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Management said on a conference call in August that it's beginning to see benefits from inventory management and cost-cutting efforts.
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While Moulton Howe continued to have the metal tested, she received a phone call in July 2018 from To The Stars.
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February 225Chicago (Illinois) Police Commander Paul Bauer Bauer, 218, was killed February 245 while responding to a call in downtown Chicago.
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The Baltimore County Fire Department responded to a call in Parkville, Maryland, March 11 about an apartment building that caught fire.
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If something went wrong, Rogers was supposed to personally troubleshoot the problem or call in a senior member of the team.
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In the secure bunker underneath the prime minister's office, her advisers listened in to the call in astonishment at Trump's demand.
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Uber will provide the call-in software, and "transit-disadvantaged" people can call and get one subsidized Uber ride a month.
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The 18 people would be taken to the cruise ship's next port of call, in Cozumel, Mexico, the Coast Guard said.
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According to the El Paso Police Department, the officer was responding to a criminal trespass call in the area Thursday evening.
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Before his arrest, Omair had petitioned for democratic reforms in Saudi Arabia, including making a call in 2007 for free elections.
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The last Mr. Waziri heard from him was a phone call in which he said he was surrounded by wounded people.
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The scientists behind the study began investigating after they noticed Australian zebra finches making an unusual call in an outdoor aviary.
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That's a perk exclusive to those who call in, since he sometimes gets more than 300 emails per day, he said.
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Carpet cleaners for home use give you the ability to remove stains and dirt without having to call in a professional.
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O'Neill then had the prosecutor play the call in court but said he would issue his ruling at a later date.
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At Kansas, there was a taped telephone call in which Brown admitted to illegal payments and assistants who acted as bagmen.
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But don't fear (and don't call in sick, just yet): These expert-vetted solutions will help undo the damage and fast.
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He doesn't go to work, doesn't call in, and guts a whole fish on his desk after an impromptu fishing trip.
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The TMC confirmed the phone call in a statement and said Sisi was expected to visit Sudan in the coming days.
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It's 420, baby, and you know what that means: time to call in sick to work and call the green doctor.
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Now, on that Friday afternoon, Sabraw asked the lawyers to call in to discuss how the executive order affected their cases.
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Its record already faced a close call in 2012, when Mr. Obama won the county by only a few hundred votes.
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Harrington estimates that he could reasonably call in about 20 such teams to work full time until the job is done.
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The prices the captive animals would have brought could have surpassed $100 million, Mr. Putin said during his call-in program.
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Then came a questionable pass-interference call in the end zone against cornerback B. W. Webb with three seconds to go.
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Exactly, the conceit of the show is that we call each other, and it's our catch-up phone call, in essence.
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The foul was a huge call in Purdue's favor, but Tennessee's Coach Rick Barnes acknowledged that the officials got it right.
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During their time on Parris Island, recruits are permitted one phone call in case of an emergency or an exceptional circumstance.
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If there's a chance you're sick, then ask for a call-in number and any other opportunity to provide your input.
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The call in question that he made yesterday — or day before yesterday now — were to four family members, the four fallen.
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Also, have attendees call in a few minutes before the listed start time to make sure everything is working for everyone.
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I'm starting to get hungry so I decide to call in a pizza for my dad, brother, and I to share.
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If you're having a hard time dealing with someone, call in the help of an unbiased third party to help mediate.
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Out in the hollows, you can't call in specialists; you fix that stalled truck, that leaky roof, that broken radio yourself.
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Call in from a quiet place and keep everything you need close by so you don't need to leave the screen.
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I just don't want to call in a director till it's ready to present, and that means me and my collaborator.
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Lucy Brady, a McDonald's executive, said on an investor call in July that the initial results of the partnership were positive.
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Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia, during his annual call-in show, sarcastically offered Mr. Comey political asylum in the country.
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On the night that United States Special Forces Operators ended his miserable life, we received a call in the situation room.
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Each time Rob makes a phone call in "Rock" and is ignored, she gets a far-away look in her eye.
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Some reports also say that Meghan, who is currently in Canada, might call in to be a part of the discussion.
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His comments came on Apple&aposs earnings call, in the wake of announcing a blockbuster quarter that far surpassed analyst estimates.
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The royal couple held their engagement announcement photo call in the Sunken Gardens, which was one of Princess Diana's favorite places.
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"My immediate thought was they're being profiled because they're different," she said on "Native America Calling," a live call-in show.
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Washington Journal, the network's morning program with a rotating slate of hosts, may be best known for its call-in segment.
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According to the Times' reporting, most of the volunteers simply ignored the app, planning to call in their results as usual.
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The discussion about Ukraine's future, many Ukrainians fear, is being drowned out by the noise surrounding that unusual call in July.
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The impeachment inquiry began when a whistleblower reported a phone call in which Trump asked the Ukrainian president to investigate Biden.
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Every Saturday, the volunteers fire up the radio equipment for a few hours and trade messages with ships that call in.
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So if David wants to make a call, it's a good moment for him to make a call, in any direction.
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"It just continued to worsen, to the point where I was having to call in sick," she previously told Business Insider.
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He told Xi during a phone call in June he would remain quiet on the issue as the trade talks progressed.
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His ex-wife had accused him of being unstable and dangerous, citing Mr. Jones's rants on his daily call-in show.
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Eight years ago, he decided to answer that same call in his hometown, joining the Houston Police Department as an officer.
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Sondland said if he remembers correctly, he thinks he and Trump "primarily discussed A$AP Rocky" during a call in question.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said on the company's fourth-quarter earnings call in January that WhatsApp crossed 1.5 billion monthly users.
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In his confirmation hearing, Mr. Perry told senators that he regretted his call in the 2012 campaign to eliminate the agency.
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Joseph Dunford on Wednesday spoke with his Russian counterpart about the situation in Syria, the second such call in 10 days.
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The lines have hourly programming and themes: call in the afternoon, and you might find someone singing traditional Hmong folk songs.
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Thinking of doing a dance with me on IG Live where you can call in and we bust out some moves.
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It is the rare call in baseball where it is a matter of course for an umpire to ask for help.
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Green put out a casting call in the Boulder area, inviting people to audition for any role in the Ramsey case.
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Dr. Barbara McAneny, the president of the American Medical Association, recently described a close call in one of her own patients.
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If she misses several days in a row, she loses $2 for each day and gets a phone call in addition.
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PA) slumped on Tuesday after a French court ruled that Societe Generale can call in collateral it owns in Casino's (CASP.
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I've always said it and I'll say it again: When you need something dangerous done right, you call in a blogger.
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An agency spokeswoman said the derivatives regulator could, however, call in additional staff in the event of a financial market emergency.
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It's also the first call in days that wasn't immediately followed by key details of the conversation leaking to the press.
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Saturday is the last day that most will broadcast an episode of the network's long-running automotive call-in show Car Talk.
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" Or during the second-quarter earnings call in August, when he declared: "We're not in any kind of cash shortage at all.
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On an earnings call in May he berated Wall Street analysts for asking "boring, bonehead questions," then publicly apologized three months later.
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The majority of our services are what we call in-clinic procedures; the trend is to get away from calling it surgery.
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But prosecutors pushed back, detailing a recorded phone call in which Manafort said the jail staff was treating him like a VIP.
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He made that call in 2011 as Morgan Stanley's auto analyst, saying Tesla was set to "shake-up" the "complacent" auto industry.
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And it's pretty common for us to need to call in some extra person with specific expertise we hadn't thought was needed.
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You might as well just call in sick to work this morning, because Beyoncé just dropped her new Netflix documentary film, Homecoming.
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China postponed military talks with America and denied a request for an American warship to make a port call in Hong Kong.
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During a private phone call in July, Trump urged the President of Ukraine to investigate the Biden and his son Hunter Biden.
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The renovations were initially kicked off by herself and her Shahs, but it seems the star decided to call in the experts.
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I listened in on the call in the Situation Room with colleagues from the NSC and the office of the Vice President.
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Cover image: Russian President Vladimir Putin gestures answers a question during his annual call-in show in Moscow, Thursday, June 7, 2018.
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And, obviously, we have to make that judgment call in under three minutes, or we could look silly for having been distracted.
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He told investors in a call in March that about 40% to 93.93% of the company's annual business comes from Google searches.
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I was on call in the hospital every weekday and many nights and weekends, so there was no time for traditional dating.
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Cam Ward, who signed a one-year, $3 million deal in the offseason, is likely to get the call in Crawford's stead.
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She seems sweet enough on the phone call in Kim's video, and grateful that Kanye even shared lyrics with her at all.
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According to Stevens, Wyatt — who got the call in February that he had officially been cast — made her a very different promise.
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That includes a June 3, 2015, call in which the caller heard the girl calling for help from a second-story window.
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And try it on again the morning of and have a tailor on call in case you need any last minute tweaks.
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Men fighting with the Golden Brigades of the Iraqi forces call in to report the liberation of the Christian town of Bartella.
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A small number of US forces will serve as forward air controllers to call in the locations of ISIS targets for airstrikes.
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The British do call in coordinates for Misratan warplanes to strike, from a location pointed out to VICE News near Sirte's frontline.
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Instead, viewers will be urged to call in to a celebrity phone bank and pledge to vote in the next day's election.
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The story begins with Mr Trump's campaign-trail call, in December 2015, for a "total and complete shutdown" on Muslims entering America.
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She canceled a trip to California scheduled for Monday and Tuesday, though Clinton is expected to call in to Monday's evening fundraiser.
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For example, if Kanye actually recorded the call in New York, a one-party consent state, he may be off the hook.
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It eliminated the need to call in and to have to pretend to be embarrassed that you're ordering breakfast cheesy bread, again.
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The inquiry is focused on a July 25 phone call in which Trump pressed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to investigate the Bidens.
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When the SDF fighters get into trouble or need help to pave the way, they call in US airstrikes and artillery fire.
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The Council of Europe backed their call in a report last June and said an inquiry should be held within three months.
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Westheimer, who's call-in show, Sexually Speaking, on WYNY public radio, became a phenomenon in the '80s, stresses sexual responsibility — and satisfaction.
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The share decline came after the conference call, in which the company said 230 revenue would not hit the company's original target.
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Second, insufficient sleep is known to result in lower productivity at work and a higher number of employees who call in sick.
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Wright went missing on the night of July 19, 2010, and made a 911 call in which nine gunshots could be heard.
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Back when Milot was a high-level junior cyclist, she says, she received a phone call in the middle of a night.
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Clients can use the app, but Papa's average customer is 75 years old, so most people just call in for the service.
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Trump agreed to adhere to "one China" at President Xi's request during a call in February, according to a White House readout.
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