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She Called in Sick to Work Before She Went Missing Beginning on Monday, May 15, Theresa called in sick to Schoolcraft High School.
First, I cast a circle and called in earth, air, fire and water, and then I called in Mercury, the messenger and communicator.
" - Lauren, 32 "Someone called in a bomb threat.
Security was called in ... but Fairley still wouldn't leave.
Cruz has called in the cavalry, as well: Utah Sen.
Police had to be called in to protect the migrants.
Six months later, my former colleague called in a panic.
Today, Podesta called in to CNN to celebrate Mueller indictments.
Mr. Dannenbaum called in the score to the Philadelphia papers.
The guards called in eight cops to subdue the man.
Then one day, a woman called in with the poem.
Well, that is what it would be called in politics.
Fire crews were quickly called in for support from nearby.
A general election was called in Ireland for February 26th.
He called in for 35 pizzas, much to their delight.
What secret name do you like being called in bed?
The affidavit states that Guyger immediately called in the shooting.
Perhaps Qatar should be called in as a hostile witness.
The National Guard is often called in to ensure order.
War planes were called in to scare the fighters off.
Even then, Reagan called in to make a few jokes.
Better directions are called in from dispatch and finally, success.
The Florida National Guard had been called in to help.
And here, as well, the Corps has been called in.
French air support had to be called in to help.
An hour had passed before I was finally called in.
I called in sick and wrote it in an afternoon.
Our second guest called in sick at the last minute.
"They called in with a gunshot wound," Dr. Nichiporenko said.
A helicopter was even called in for the potential threat.
More than 17653,21765 members of the National Guard called in.
Shortly before midnight, Mr. Gerich called in the Fire Department.
There's no call, but now the video is called in.
"Everyone knows they can get called in," the doctor said.
Search and rescue crews were called in early Tuesday morning.
A wildlife officer was called in and shot the animal.
It was called in to fight a bushfire near Cooma.
They called in Amini and interrogated her about her activities.
Now, Saudi Arabia's ambassador to Turkey has been called in.
He could be called in front of a grand jury.
Art Gelb held all his men and called in others.
Fire departments called in reinforcements amid dry and windy weather.
It called in an adviser on matters like faking orgasms.
McConnell is again being called in to cool things down.
She called in sick and took a few days off.
We've been called in this season to bridge a divide.
I do not know what he was called in Germany.
Local graffiti artists were called in to decorate the exterior.
Police were called in to rescue the executive, the report said.
The commandos called in air strikes and helicopters to extract them.
With the union on board, Human Resources called in an investigator.
A bilateral ceasefire was called in the final stages of talks.
Airstrikes are called in daily; there were ten on Sunday alone.
Everyone was told they could be called in for emergencies. Why?
Magno said additional workers can be called in if conditions change.
Magno says additional workers can be called in if conditions change.
Perhaps Morrison should also be called in to supervise Dutton's texts?
When Boumallouga was called in for a meeting with police Dec.
PFT says officials even called in the FBI to question him.
Riot police weren't called in until after Trump's speech had ended.
They called in some more shifts from the plant in Barstow.
The district attorney called in state authorities to handle the case.
Ahmodu called in sick and then spent the day in bed.
What's interesting ... the order was called in at the last minute.
To answer that question, we called in the authorities: Celebrity stylists.
Reports say that GCHQ, a spy agency, has been called in.
The famous hawk has been called in for testimony Thursday, Nov.
Netanyahu also called in the US ambassador for a tongue lashing.
The neighbors had apparently called in to report his psychotic episode.
The army has been called in to help with the evacuations.
Later in the afternoon, Trump himself called in to Carr's show.
After reports came out, I was called in to the ISSHK.
One patch of Siberia, for example, is called, in English, "mirroring.surrendered.epidemics".
People get called in front of Congress all the damn time.
So they called in sort of the big guns that search.
He called in and said he would not be coming back.
Pence would have never been called in to break the tie.
Only 23 total fouls were called in the rapidly moving contest.
Tugboats and other vessels were called in to secure the barges.
"Latinos, they like to be called in that area," he said.
Outside parties are often called in to officiate code-related disputes.
Over and over, penalties have not been called in those instances.
They decided to leave the business and called in their loans.
But something didn't seem right, and the FBI was called in.
The union called in mid-November for approval of the acquisition.
Staffers rarely called in sick, due to their mission's time sensitivity.
Macdonald and Dever called in from separate lines for the interview.
Spiegel has called in an editorial for Merkel to go early.
That&aposs when Hueston was called in to iron things out.
Riot police were not called in, and there were no scuffles.
Eat Pimientos is what they're called in dictionaries, in seed catalogs.
That's why the FBI has been called in on the case.
The trapped soldiers called in airstrikes, which continued from 10 p.m.
He called in sick, dropped off Jaxon, and drove back home.
Two hours later, Ms. Goodwin herself called in with an announcement.
He never took a vacation day and never called in sick.
They dream of line ticker numbers being called in their sleep.
Tracy was called in [for Kevin] before I was [for Nora].
So we called in the expert, David Lopez, who created Hailey's look.
Not even past presidents can avoid being called in for jury duty.
For now, there's simply "bearish macro trades being called in," Reynolds says.
Following the leaked draft, leaders called in the Trump administration for reinforcements.
In December 2014, OSHA was called in following a particularly gruesome accident.
He still called in and made some jokes, even referencing the attempt.
When his name was called in a roll-call vote, nearby Sen.
So McWhorter called in the high school football coach and Spanish teacher.
Hunter called in 31 that night, 19 of them from the gunship.
He had, he added, called in the immigration authorities to deport them.
The army has since been called in to aid the Sussex Police.
The lawsuit is what is called in legal parlance a derivative suit.
Sandberg then called in to CBS This Morning to discuss the story.
That night I was called in to write a Trump win story.
" The two also had a song alongside Syd called, "In The Morning.
Stones were thrown at security guards, and riot police were called in.
When the election was called in August the script seemed already-written.
Or, as it used to be called in the comics, Paradise Island.
The fire at Paul's home was called in at about 5 a.m.
She called in sick — again — on Tuesday and Wednesday of that week.
Nearly 1,13 others may be called in for specific tasks, without pay.
The fire at Paul's home was called in at about 5 a.m.
The doctors called in geneticists to try to diagnose his unusual condition.
The antiquities ministry was called in and immediately uncovered three large pieces.
Vallejo firefighters were called in and were able to contain the fire.
Later that month Caparo Industries, with 1,700 employees, called in the administrators.
There were four penalties called in the first period on the Jets.
Emergency services were also called in Hackney after a roof caught fire.
The department was called in on Monday to find the sickened family.
Government officials called in hundreds of boats and bulldozers to remove it.
Mr. Trump also regularly called in to other shows on the network.
Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez just called in and is talking about the shutdown.
Nearly 1,21 others may be called in for specific tasks, without pay.
The Donald didn't like the article — so he called in the lawyers.
The military was also called in to support firefighters tackling the blaze.
The FBI has even been called in to assist with the investigation.
The following Monday, I woke up and called in sick to work.
Trump called in through Cohn's phone, and Cohn put him on speaker.
My previous book was called In the Plex, it was about Google.
The committee met once and Dr. Paul called in to the meeting.
Two of the legislators who were for it had called in sick.
National Guard troops were called in to stem the chaos and violence.
He hadn't been called in and I didn't want to upset him.
Instead he kept his gun trained on her and called in reinforcements.
The sheriff's department marine unit was called in to assist, Gonzalez said.
" Spanish newspaper El Pais published an editorial called "In Defense of Mexico.
Rainn Wilson called in on our third episode, the "Health Care" episode.
Friday, late January Today I called in sick because of having pneumonia.
She called in sick from her job running the party's Westchester operation.
And our correspondent called in with a separate report from Mosul, Iraq.
Pence could then be called in to cast a tie-breaker vote.
She found the activist's phone number online and called in a panic.
She said someone in the neighborhood had called in a clown sighting.
In May 2005, Goldsmith was called in to investigate a mass grave.
The archaeologist, Celia J. Bergoffen, was called in a few days later.
Vice President Pence could then be called in to break the tie.
River ferries had suspended operations and fishing boats called in to safety.
Nearly 1,000 others may be called in for specific tasks, without pay.
The ministry said it called in multiple air strikes on Taliban positions.
He noted that Raymond had called in sick only once in seven years.
Police were called in but struggled to build a case against the man.
She called in sick again on Tuesday and Wednesday, which appeared perfectly normal.
Bridget: I think we both called in sick to work the next day?
Investigators also called in a bomb squad to render two suspicious devices safe.
Three groups of forensic anthropologists were also called in to help, he said.
The Commander, as he's called in Abby Ellin's memoir Duped, was a liar.
School officials called in grief counselors to help students cope with the killings.
A ceasefire was called in 1994 but violence has sporadically broken out since.
"We and the security (forces) are brothers," some protesters called in the capital.
Why take on Miss Shepherd, as she is called in the film, again?
This is the first election to be called in the post-globalisation era.
About a year later, he was called in to audition for Star Wars.
Picking the right brush is no easy task, so we called in reinforcements.
Strangely, it seems the incident was initially called in as a jump attempt.
Location-based push notifications are delivered when a report is called in nearby.
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has been called in, CNN affiliate WATE reported.
He could be called in, all of a sudden they bump everything else.
And at restaurants and shops, people mentioned colleagues who had called in sick.
It turns out that senior staff were called in for a special announcement.
A report about the suspicious package was called in at 5:00 a.m.
Terry McAuliffe declared a state of emergency and called in the National Guard.
Snyder called in the National Guard to help deliver clean water to residents.
An election called in June to strengthen the government's majority instead weakened it.
Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) called in June for a revival of antitrust enforcement.
May's Conservatives had 330 seats when the snap election was called in April.
She'll play a character called in to deal with a campus rape scandal.
One of her first guests was Mayer Eisenstein, and 47 people called in.
So to the officials, or whatever called in, that was not my purpose.
Tanka, as these people are called in southern China, have historically faced discrimination.
The National Guard has been called in and a state of emergency declared.
Legendary NFL quarterback Brett Favre also called in for a surprise phone interview.
In fact, a helicopter had to be called in to help track Juliet.
A House race in California that was previously called in favor of Rep.
The union called in April for a boycott of all university speaking events.
She created and produces a web series called In The Midst of Morons.
When sightings were called in to the police, some places went on lockdown.
Ganna called in to share plans for the research and listen to feedback.
However, they called in the hospital's ethics consultant, who had a different opinion.
Some women have called in to ask about inducing abortions with cleaning products.
Denis, Vaganov and Erofeyev's elder son, was also called in to be interviewed.
Vice President Mike Pence could then be called in to break the tie.
He turned over the petition to the principal, who called in my parents.
ABC15 Arizona reported that police said an anonymous bomb threat was called in.
I was called in for a regional casting in a hotel in Barcelona.
She called in the New York City Health Department, who found nothing amiss.
And the Florida Department of Children and Families was called in to investigate.
Bole Cheng, a 45-year old financial worker, got called in last autumn.
An official was called in to discuss an attack that apparently never happened.
We get the last polling place, er kid, called in and construction wins!
A DNA lab and teams of anthropologists have been called in to help.
Cast members — as all Disney employees are called — in captains' outfits greeted us.
But wait, a video review, and a penalty was called in the end!
Someone from the office called in the prescription, and she started taking it.
A gunfight erupted, and the team called in airstrikes to cover their escape.
When that happens, Laura Stastny is often called in to clear the way.
The military was called in to provide additional support to the decimated staff.
"The only thing I know is that he was called in," Ziman said.
So F.B.I. forensic scientists were called in to crack the coldest of cases.
Then one morning she was called in for an interview — and aced it.
Obviously, if a president's health deteriorates drastically, medical consultants should be called in.
In January 2017, the family moved out and called in the demolition crew.
I applied to three literature seminars and got called in for one interview.
Charlie Baker said he has called in the National Guard and urged vigilance.
Coalition forces called in airstrikes to halt an attack from pro-Assad forces.
Some called in after driving by to confirm they had not been hallucinating.
They called in American airstrikes, which resulted in some of the civilian casualties.
Yet the Indonesian National Transportation Safety Committee was never called in to investigate.
A minister was called in from nearby Anstruther to hold a prayer meeting.
Advancing Iraqi soldiers, who called in the airstrikes, were in earshot of civilians.
WROCLAW, Poland — In Gdansk, psychologists have been called in to help the public.
Forensic specialists have been called in to help recover and identify the bodies.
The same was true with shiraz, as syrah is generally called in Australia.
He's called in sick from work, so Hap pays him a little house call.
Vatican police, who have jurisdiction over the territory, weren&apost called in to investigate.
She's a teacher and she was so embarrassed because I'd always get called in.
All of that's present here, of course — and Fitbit's also called in for backup.
His lawyer had even called in advance to alert the port we were coming.
This is why the director is often called in to assist with a child.
The second agent then called in for assistance and said they were both injured.
Meanwhile, people called in to C-SPAN to share their own sexual assault stories.
It was a decision that — irony alert — Kalanick apparently called in to push for.
Members of the state's National Guard have been called in to assist first responders.
Favors will be called in — favors that will smother the threat in red tape.
The Arizona Department of Public Safety was called in to assist with the search.
It's the robot who's in trouble—or titan, as they're called in Titanfall 2.
Parris sprang to BYD's defense, and the company called in a crisis control spinmaster.
" PATRÓN RELEASES $7,500 BOTTLE OF TEQUILA "That's why we called in the investigators RW1013.
Someone called in and said that this show was the highlight of his day.
He was called in on some pretext, a point of rules, a required signature.
The pilot was called in to assess the situation and eventually said no, too.
He leveraged every credit card and called in every I.O.U. to scrape together $20,000.
Ten shares have been suspended from trading since it called in administrators last month.
It's called In Fashion where we shadow a designer or person in the industry.
Airstrikes called in to quash the offensive also killed dozens of Taliban, Mashal said.
Someone even pretended to be him and called in bomb threats to his school.
"Loans were called in, many businesses suffered financial distress and some collapsed," it said.
I was definitely being called in for interviews and getting far in certain processes.
Through Sunday, 14 roughing-the-passer penalties were called in 14 Week 1 games.
I'm not sure he ever called in sick or didn't show up on time.
Cops were also called in 2014 for a fight between Dawn and Kevin's father.
Monroy was a director of a performing arts company in Brighton called In Fact.
According to the Los Angeles Times, the blaze was called in around 3 p.m.
So, we called in the professionals for some tutoring on this Instagram-favorite look.
Leftists have not called in SWAT teams to harass feminists they do not like.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation has been called in to assist in the search.
I'm very fulfilled as a dancer, but I get called in for other stuff.
Ruto's allies defended Rotich after the minister was called in for questioning in March.
Pay close attention when Arthur is being called in to speak to his boss.
Tactical officers were called in to clear the streets and days of unrest followed.
Briggs also called in to MSNBC to talk with Rachel Maddow on Monday night.
The man looked up when he heard his name called in the waiting room.
Thirty years ago, 26 major league teams called in a relief pitcher 7,554 times.
Then, she moved to Los Angeles to join a show called...In Living Color.
It has called in the past for Democrats to nominate progressives to the FCC.
Gamay, or gamay noir as it is habitually called in Oregon, is one possibility.
It has also called in help from the European Union to quell the fires.
Video is called in ... Rodriguez hooks in a cross, and Seferovic has a chance!
Musically and lyrically, every track is thought through, with debts called in and incurred.
By Thursday night, the British armed forces were called in to secure the airspace.
General Thomas called in from his headquarters at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa.
Father d'Aquilla, pastor of the Church of St. Michael, was called in last night.
" Trump told Muir that people called in to say, " 'We agree with Mr. Trump.
And as the hours passed, one state after another was called in his favor.
That first day he called in sick to his job as a physical therapist.
He also called in the National Guard to help with sanitation and food delivery.
On conservative talk radio programs Thursday morning, listeners called in to voice their disapproval.
Who called in the fight if not one of the students who saw it?
The hospitalists called in an infectious-disease specialist; they didn't want to miss anything.
The next morning, phones rang constantly as Potter's former colleagues called in for updates.
His commanding officers called in the F.B.I. when they feared he had become radicalized.
Then one evening all its rescue workers were called in for an urgent meeting.
I thought I would never leave N.Y.R.A. And then Hong Kong called [in 2007].
Officer Isaac Espinoza, 29, was called in on overtime, to work the Saturday shift.
He jumped into broadcasting after filling in when the station's weatherman called in sick.
Viard hasn't been called in to fix the brand, but complacency won't fly either.
When a news section was missing, only a small fraction of people called in.
The property manager of an apartment building next door had called in a complaint.
But truly, I think that people should be called in to testify on this.
They had a vision for the phone and called in multiple prototypes from Alibaba manufacturers.
I think I called in right after my knee replacement the day after the election.
At 1 AM alone, 166 people called in, which is something we haven't typically seen.
Wonderful, noble Dee, who helped me to my feet and called in a rescue helicopter.
A few seconds later, he called in to say he had engaged with the suspect.
Instead, the expectant mother called in sick and was never seen or heard from again.
This time they called in American law-enforcement officials, but failed to unmask the writer.
What you should know her for, however, is an indie flick called In a World.
Tang died in 1616, the same year as Shashibiya, as Shakespeare is called in Chinese.
Lying flat on his stomach, Hunter called in the airstrike after Seidl gave his approval.
Roskomnadzor, Russia's communications watchdog, reportedly called in several Telegram bloggers for a meeting last month.
So now he was here, anxiously waiting to be called in to see the doctor.
When she refused, police were called in and had to remove everyone from the plane.
The hillside was engulfed in flames and firefighters were called in to put it out.
The police and fire department were immediately called in, and all park visitors were evacuated.
Last week, a Lebanese MP called in parliament for publication of detailed central bank accounts.
A Ferrari shareholder meeting will be called in the coming days to approve his appointment.
Other short-term ceasefires have been called in the past for Aleppo, with little result.
SWAT teams along with search and rescue units were called in to scour the area.
Some Moscow-aligned priests have been called in for questioning by the Ukrainian security services.
The government had earlier called in police drivers to try to keep the fuel flowing.
Three thousand people crammed the street at the opening, and the police were called in.
Police responded by deploying tear gas, as the governor called in the Missouri National Guard.
In recent years, Cheney has written several books, including a memoir called In My Time.
She said authorities from seven other states have been called in to help remove protesters.
A special summit could be called in July were North Macedonia's bid sure to pass.
Violent protests become ubiquitous, and the National Guard is called in to pacify the situation.
Pat McCrory declared a state of emergency Wednesday night and called in the National Guard.
In August 23, the family called in its ninth request for help in a year.
Instead, the OPCW is called in only when a country agrees to eliminate its stockpiles.
Charlotte has called in sick at work so she can investigate without Clausen's prying eyes.
There were 299 fouls called in the second half, compared to 21 in the first.
I host a radio show and a caller called in today and made that comment.
A canine unit was called in to assist in an immediate search for the suspect.
When it came time to handle the film's stunts, Steinfeld called in some sibling support.
Chipotle spokesman Chris Arnold said the company closed the restaurant after employees called in sick.
It was "called in as an assault," Columbus County's chief of 911 operations told PEOPLE.
One was called In the Deep during production but eventually came out as The Shallows.
What, do you suppose, was once called in French pissenlit, in English piss-a-bed?
Skilling and his counterpart, Toni Mullan, were also called in to help with the response.
Before construction could start, a team of archaeologists was called in to examine the site.
We continue to see what's getting called and what's not getting called in the league.
Police called in rescue officers from the RSPCA, who took in the animal for safety.
The President also called in HHS Secretary Alex Azar to discuss the matter on Tuesday.
Vice President Pence may need to be called in to break a 50-50 tie.
Another brother killed Kelvin Cooley was the third witness called in Boone's retrial on Monday.
An outsider is called in to investigate the attacks, and there's talk of contaminated water.
Usually a business suffers an "organization heart attack" before Edmonds gets called in to help.
Others were called in to their bosses' offices last week and fired, with little explanation.
He was called in to relieve Steve Mason in a win over Vancouver on Thursday.
The Department of Justice was called in to examine the police investigation of the case.
BackRub, as it was called in its inception as a project in 1996, took off.
Fedorko said an emergency contract board meeting was called in the afternoon, resulting in deadlock.
Today for the first time in history the roll call was called in the street.
Zuboraya is a chain known for serving the poisonous fugu, as it's called in Japanese.
He called in Homeland Security investigators who traveled to see Mr. Richardson in February 2013.
I trudge to the stage, like a child called in from the yard for supper.
In 1997, a man called in claiming to be a test pilot from Area 51.
And you don't ever see the skate-in-the-air rule called in real time.
Half of the floor is gone and others are just waiting to be called in.
When I thought I had bedbugs, she was the one I called in a panic.
The National Guard was called in to help coordinate delivering meals to those in quarantine.
"Often, our reporters have family members called in for questioning or detained," Mr. Mahajan said.
The obvious question: Beyond the police's response, why were they called in the first place?
The totals were officially recorded on paper and called in by each precinct election captain.
Representatives from more than 35 called in, according to a person briefed on the matter.
It took more than a week for the competitive race to be called in 2018.
California House seats: There are five competitive congressional races still to be called in California.
The report does not say who called in the complaint, which was given "immediate" priority.
Around 21980, Mr. Ciolek was called in by Archbishop McCarrick's former secretary in Metuchen, Msgr.
The ZTE incident, as it is called in China, may be the country's Sputnik moment.
About 6,000 medical workers have been called in from across the country, officials said Tuesday.
In fear and desperation, 75 people called in to the Russian LGBT Network's Chechnya hotline.
Airstrikes were called in following a nearly 10-hour gunfight between insurgents and US forces.
A number of witnesses called in to television news programs almost immediately after it happened.
TSA employees called in sick at approximately three-times the rate of the year prior.
SO YOU CALLED IN IN FEBRUARY, LATE FEBRUARY, WHEN THE TEN-YEAR WAS AT 2.87%.
So the F.B.I.'s forensic scientists were called in to crack the agency's oldest case.
So this is the very first impeachment where no witnesses were called in the Senate.
Ms. Warren and Tom Steyer attended in person and Mr. Sanders called in from Reno.
He called in a special investigations consult team, forensic scientists, and use-of-force experts.
The State Department is expecting more diplomats to be called in this week, Goldstein said.
Additional witnesses could be called in a Senate trial to determine Trump's guilt or innocence.
Reporters are called in for a statement that Mr. Trump delivers to announce the strikes.
The explosion was from a coalition airstrike called in to remove it as a threat.
An Afghan quick reaction force was initially called in to help but the firing continued.
She was initially told that the prescription her doctor had called in would be filled.
The situation was so dire that the Nuclear Regulatory Commission was called in to investigate.
He then called in false reports over the radio to cover up what had happened.
Turkey called in Germany's envoy to provide an explanation and demanded the video be deleted.
You're at home on your couch, having called in sick, but you're not really sick.
The company called in outside experts, who found infections dating to at least January 210.
There's a song called "In Public," and that was way before Beyonce and Jay-Z.
The military was not called in, and local police say they tried to cool tensions.
Winston Churchill called in 1946 for the creation of "a kind of United States of Europe".
There were 50 fouls called in the game, with Duke in the most serious foul trouble.
The "force cell remove team" were called in after she was discovered unconscious in her unit.
It also called in the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation and Europol to assist in investigations.
In recent days the screeners have called in sick in growing numbers, according to the agency.
Senior Palestinian official Saeb Erekat called in a statement for the release of the two officials.
County police were called in to conduct an independent investigation, which is standard procedure, McDonough said.
Another croc sighting called in this weekend in the marsh off of Hwy 17 & 104 Ave.
When he dug in his heels ... they called in cops who also told him to leave.
The government has called in the IMF, which may now broker a resolution to the crisis.
He has since called in the army and militias, imposed curfews and cut off the internet.
So, I called in a sample of a hoodie in order to write a scathing takedown.
That's when the F.B.I.'s forensic scientists were called in to crack the agency's oldest case.
It's interesting to think about those people who maybe would never have called in another situation.
But when Delia skated off with 14 minutes to go on Thursday, Foster was called in.
The SAM 26000, waiting nearby as an alternate, was called in to pick up the president.
The woman who called in on the voicemail episode, who went $25,000 into debt doing Herbalife?
During the recent WWHL episode a viewer called in to ask Lea Michele about the experience.
Isarescu and the bank's board were called in front of the committee to discuss interest rates.
I was called in to do the show and I remember passing Roger in the hallway.
Liberty Korea, the South's biggest opposition party, called in August for the weapons to be redeployed.
It will also be called in to create an action plan, when a breach is detected.
But she couldn't resist returning to work when Full House creator Jeff Franklin called in 2014.
Ten shares have been suspended from trading since the company called in administrators on June 14.
You ever see the tow truck that's called in when a double decker bus breaks down?
There was a holiday weekend and for a couple of days she called in sick afterward.
Tarleton called in his cards to help honor his beloved grandmother, who succumbed to the disease.
Pro-independence parties won a majority of seats in regional elections called in December by Rajoy.
When was the last time Tom Bergeron called in the helicopters for Dancing with the Stars?
The Fates, as these witches are called in Greek mythology, appear in the Underworld in Hercules.
Available July 1 Swordfish (2001)A hacker is called in to help a counter-terrorist group.
Looking for answers, Carter went to Camp David and called in a parade of prominent thinkers.
Since 2017 began, there have been some 70 bomb threats called in to JCCs and schools.
Police dogs and additional patrol officers were called in to assist in the search for Buckel.
He called in executives from Altria, Juul, British American Tobacco, Japan Tobacco International and Imperial Brands.
"We were called in late to fix a problem caused by someone else," the surgeon says.
However, she says, the fact that armed guards were called in is what caused her frustration.
On Saturday, the army killed six people and called in helicopters to reinforce, the paper said.
"Mutti" ("Mommy") — as Merkel is sometimes called in Germany — is a comforting hand on the tiller.
Information can be called in to the police department's anonymous tips line at (502) 574-5673.
Rick Snyder has called in the National Guard to deliver water to the city's 100,000 residents.
Because no such convention has been called in modern times, we decided to try it out.
After cocktails, they are called in to dinner, and there is always some form of entertainment.
Parker, 54, called in for the final question, quizzing Davis on her behind-the-scenes knowledge.
The FBI might be called in, but only if charges are filed by the alleged victims.
Sydney: Since Joe and I are somewhat new to Los Angeles, we called in a ringer.
The space, in a former strip mall boutique called In Your Dreams, was humming with optimism.
To close the deal, Burstien called in Ram Ben-Barak, one of his biggest hired guns.
"They've been working nonstop since they got called in here a few days ago," he said.
He will challenge opposition parties to vote for a new election to be called in October.
In a nutshell, McDonald's wanted to change its logo and called in design consultant Louis Cheskin.
The government has "called in" the application, meaning there will be a public enquiry next year.
Because forward Jesper Fast called in sick Monday and the trade deadline loomed at 3 p.m.
" The four teens and their parents were called in Monday morning and "informed of their punishment.
He said an air strike was then called in, killing 22 members of the militia force.
Police Captain Gerald McNamara called in backup, and 400 NYPD officers showed up in riot gear.
After a ton of research, I called in a bunch of products and got to testing.
Hours before the election was called in Trump's favour, Moby posted a disillusioned diatribe on Facebook.
On Wednesday, several lawmakers called in a letter for stronger rules to claw back executive compensation.
When the DNC realized they'd been hacked, they called in an American consulting firm to help.
We picked a few to answer in today's edition — and called in some friends to help.
The U.S. contingent on the ground called in airstrikes that reportedly killed hundreds of enemy fighters.
Two days later, on January 12, Trump called in to Judge Jeanine Pirro's Fox News show.
Yeah, we're sort of obsessed with performing abroad—or "going international" as it's called in Indonesia.
There's a subsection called "In Her Words," which features idea-driven books and memoirs by women.
He called in to see what, exactly, Winfrey had told her bestie Gayle King about him.
What if I called in an airstrike and turned a mud compound in Sangin into dust?
After I got the required letters diagnosing me with gender dysphoria, I called in-network surgeons.
Helsingor - or Elsinore as it is sometimes called in English - is the scene of Shakespeare's Hamlet.
Weinstein called in his allies, and those allies included stars like Matt Damon and Russell Crowe.
Air-backed operations had been called in to target militants in the region, the sources said.
Boston called in 1964, as the orchestra was being reshaped during the tenure of Erich Leinsdorf.
Additional witnesses could be called in a Senate trial to determine Trump&aposs guilt or innocence.
Both plans echo the N.A.A.C.P., which called in 2016 for a moratorium on new charter schools.
Additional police officers were called in to prevent more Sanders supporters from accessing the media area.
Generally, fewer penalties are called in the playoffs, making each man-advantage that much more important.
There's those of us who are worried about having our troops called in when they shouldn't.
Extra nurses were called in to monitor and gently nudge the babies when their breathing stopped.
When the police are called in most cases like this they take some kind of action.
"There's more technical fouls called in February than any other month of the year," Holtmann said.
Justice Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi said the army had been called in to ensure "peace and tranquillity".
Here's a classic: A man called in, worried about whether his bird would thaw in time.
Pence's support for the LGBT community has been called in to question throughout his political career.
Others scheduled their appointments, then called in to tell the council they didn't recognize its authority.
Boots & Coots, Halliburton's well control and prevention service, was called in to put out the fire.
"Teachers called in sick, substitutes were assigned, and then the morning of, they canceled their sick call which canceled the substitute teacher, and then called in sick again just before class, creating a situation where there were not enough adults to safely open the school," Townsend said.
Some joked that to hear her aides tell it, she had practically called in the airstrikes herself.
The game was called in the top of the eighth inning after a 13-minute rain delay.
"Speidi," as they were called in the tabloids, are still together and welcomed a son in 2017.
"But as the fighting pushed forward, as airstrikes were called in, there have been significant civilian casualties."
It's a victory for the airport workers who called in sick and threatened to go on strike.
A panel of 1003 medical experts was called in to examine the two babies and four parents.
"He called in and wanted to make sure we were flicking our wrists hard enough," Salzman said.
Two nearby Navy ships were called in, towing the badly damaged destroyer to a port in Adak.
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"He called in and wanted to make sure we were flicking our wrists hard enough," Salzman testified.
Mina said the best-trained officers and the SWAT team were called in to make the arrest.
But in this case, the US Air Force called in strikes that decimated the Russian mercenary force.
Ms. Cooper's testimony was delayed, and Democrats called in the sergeant-at-arms for help restoring order.
And, at that actual moment, I literally heard my name called in the toast across the garden.
Air strikes called in to protect U.S. and Afghan special forces conducting the operation caused heavy casualties.
Steel workers have also been called in to cut through metal beams and are waiting on orders.
To help us come up with five beach-day-perfect looks, we called in hairstylist Clay Nielsen.
The Swiss federal agency issued a national press release and the couple called in to identify themselves.
"I was called in to bring wine, so we may have had a little toast," Lauer said.
The beagle was "activated" by two lockers, and an exterminator was called in to spray the area.
In the aftermath of the attacks, Oklahoma's governor declared martial law and called in the National Guard.
The military was called in to remove cars and objects from the scene that may be contaminated.
Earlier this year, riot police were called in to break up anti-government demonstrations across the country.
Most of them were reportedly killed in American air strikes called in by American-backed Kurdish fighters.
That's likely because Lynx is what Axe is called in certain markets, like New Zealand and Australia.
" He says the person who called in the costume "did exactly what we'd want anybody to do.
What were you thinking when you were called in to hear the results of her recent scans?
An intensive manhunt followed Thursday night's shooting, with SWAT teams called in and helicopters searching from above.
Hyland and a chorus of others called in no uncertain terms for a greater, better-coordinated fight.
Last week, the Marine Strandings Network was called in to investigate a dead shark in Cornwall, England.
He called in just to encourage the underground radio station to keep broadcasting, despite the many dangers.
Air Berlin said it had canceled 32 flights on Wednesday after around 150 pilots called in sick.
He consulted for sports teams on the side, sometimes on retainer, sometimes called in like a fixer.
Jacques Cousteau, a French conservationist, called in 1971 for a shift in how humans see the oceans.
Powerful officials, including several cabinet ministers, have been called in to explain the suspected disappearance of funds.
Even President Barack Obama called in to wish the host a happy retirement and praise the show.
Ford whipped out his phone and called in the address to 911, he told CNN affiliate WSFA.
But women who called in to VICE News told us it didn't have to be that way.
South Korea's defense ministry called in a Russian military official and lodged a protest about the incursion.
Would someone have called in if a long-haired boy was seen zooming across the soccer field?
I called in Jeremy and another friend of mine, Casey Legler, who's an artist and a model.
Earlier this year, teachers called in sick and closed down schools in protest of Bevin's budget proposal.
The FBI was called in to help, and Coors's wife, Mary, received a ransom note demanding $500,000.
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said it has not been called in to help.
Monday was the third time the Dutch envoy had been called in since Saturday over the row.
At any point we could be called in for an "interview" and could face a home inspection.
He let the vehicle pull out in front of him and called in the license plate information.
Hazmat crews were called in to clean up the mess before a wrecker pulled the truck out.
Crying Hawaiians called in to the station all day to share their love of their fallen bruddah.
I've yet to be called in like that, though I know a lot of coworkers who have.
Fire crews were being called in from nearby locations and a Canadair plane was already in action.
She added that the army had been called in to calm the violence, which had since subsided.
The captain made sure I didn't need an ambulance then I called in sick for the flight.
The story comes full circle as Richard Walton is called in to prosecute and sentence the doctor.
The event, called In-Ference, is happening on December 17 and you can submit to pitch here.
Trump called in to CNBC on Monday morning after a Chamber executive criticized his tariffs on air.
Here are two clients' examples:Brian called in to his weekly accountability call one morning exhausted and disappointed.
" Northern California erupted with an indignation that Mr. Chang called, in a subsequent interview, "just retardedly stupid.
Steinhoff said on Sunday it had called in turnaround specialist AlixPartners to help shore up its liquidity.
Then, I called in my health team colleagues, Anna Miller and Julia Naftulin, for a taste test.
Additional staff members were called in, he said, and it was open and functioning smoothly by midmorning.
Because it's the only time I know I'm not going to get called in to film something.
Sunnis still fear from the majority and fear being called in to account for what Saddam did.
But his foot had worsened—once, when I called, in late November, he sounded close to tears.
I called in my uncle, a veteran used car salesman, to help me replace the broken Escort.
They called in a resolution for Babis to ensure the party's nomination for culture minister is respected.
Twice for Oakland, in 1972 and 1974, he was called in to pitch in the fifth inning.
They get called in when there's a serious problem, issue threats, and execute on them when necessary.
After several firefights, the Kurds called in a thunderous artillery barrage to try to ease the way.
To answer this one, we called in our resident Texas Senate expert, national politics reporter Matt Flegenheimer.
The same neurosurgeon who had treated my father hours earlier was called in to evaluate my mother.
Officers were called in several times to help emergency medical technicians take him to a psychiatric hospital.
Most of the fatalities were attributed to an American airstrike that was called in by Kurdish fighters.
Back in New York, where "Oklahoma!" was still running, she was called in to play giggling Gertie.
Buildings burned, businesses were looted, and eventually the National Guard was called in to control the populace.
Sweden has become the epicenter of the flying shame movement, or flygskam, as it's called in Swedish.
Court records show that he called in bomb threats to high schools across the country in 2015.
Dealing with murder has become routine at Excel, with grief counselors called in with each fallen classmate.
The center did not realize what was happening until military staff frantically called in from outside. Cmdr.
In a handful of prisons, the police were called in to fill in for guards on strike.
Soon after, the two sides began scuffling and the police called in about 100 officers as reinforcements.
They're mostly about Leo, as he's called in Irish newspaper headlines, "swanning" around, a mortal sin here.
Inmate firefighters have been called in to battle the blaze, as they often are for ferocious fires.
In Italy, soldiers were called in to shift the dead from a cemetery overwhelmed by the numbers.
A gunfight ensued, and the fleeing Israelis called in airstrikes to cover their retreat to Israeli territory.
Fugazzi exhibited his works from this period in a 2016 exhibition at Gross McCleaf called In Situ.
In Italy, soldiers were called in to shift the dead from a cemetery overwhelmed by the numbers.
But it wasn't enough — Joe Lannin had called in his note on the Red Sox in November.
From his perch at an umbrella-and-chair-rental stand, Nick Garibaldi, 19, called in an order.
Robert Langdon, a Harvard professor of art history and religious symbology, is called in to help investigate.
I'm not sure what it's called in Latin, but I gather Republicans are working on finding out.
Army National Guard and USCG helicopters were called in Sunday to assist, but blizzard conditions hampered visibility.
Bo zai fan, as it's called in Cantonese, is an economical comfort food eaten throughout Hong Kong.
"The only thing I know is that he was called in," Aurora Police Chief Kristen Ziman said.
Larry Hogan, a Republican, called in the National Guard to quell riots — and appeals for federal intervention.
Polman called in March for an overhaul of Britain's takeover code to safeguard companies from unwanted bids.
The governor said it when he declared a state of emergency and called in the National Guard.
Mike Harris, a biologist with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, was called in to help.
Often they are called in by collectors or potential buyers who are interested in questions of authenticity.
In Italy, the Army has been called in to put up road checks on cordoned off areas.
That fall, right after Hurricanes Katrina and Wilma, I was called in to the financial-aid office.
The United Nations on Wednesday condemned the killing and called in a statement for an independent investigation.
The military, along with the state and federal police, were called in to help re-establish order.
Ms. Paku said Mr. Maangi had not been scheduled to work on Monday but was called in.
The sheriff called in the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation to determine whether charges were warranted.
Child Protective Services was called in September when a teacher noticed bruising on one of the students.
Firefighters were called in because they had been trained to work in chemically and biologically dangerous situations.
The novel wound up in the attic, but he married Mimi, as she was called, in 21980.
Tanya Aliyeva, an executive assistant for an executive coaching company, called in early to place her order.
Then two minutes later he called in again and won two free tickets to see Maroon 5.
"The craziest thing I've ever been called in my whole career is an industry plant," Goraya says.
Called in one book "the Most Perfect War in History," this is a crazy story of overreaction.
On June 24th, the police forcibly removed the last occupiers, and later that day, the mayor, fearing a repeat of the unrest in the capital that followed King's death, called in the National Guard (thirty-six years earlier, the Army had been called in to evict the Bonus Marchers).
But business called in 1954, and he turned to the family's movie theater business, eventually named National Amusements.
President Obama was in Santa Monica, and local police were called in to keep order outside the event.
Four home runs—including a grand slam—and nine RBI later, and he's getting curtain called in Cincinnati.
The Franklins were mostly cooperative until they were recently called in for an interview with investigators, Cutting said.
If Park steps down, elections will be called in 60 days and [the opposition] aren't ready to rule.
While streaming from an airport, a fan called in a bomb threat, and suggested Denino was behind it.
I called in favors, asking friends – some famous, some not — whom Nic respected to reach out to him.
"It was called in as a crash by a subject that works across from the school," authorities wrote.
He called in on Saturday telling me he was deathly sick and couldn't even get out of bed.
As the fighting went on, an air strike was called in and killed around 25 insurgents, he said.
The driver called in again, but this time a dispatcher warned him not to leave the freezing truck.
President Macky Sall called in his New Year address for dialogue with the rebels and a lasting peace.
But when she took the baby to be registered at the doctors, her GP called in social services.
Revolutionary Guards took his passport and showed him a warrant saying he would be called in for investigation.
Just as with Lucía, outside doctors were called in because the hospital staffers had declared themselves conscientious objectors.
When he's called in for a case, he realizes he's seen the grisly work of this murderer before.
Soon after Stephenson proposed the combination to Bewkes, the companies called in their most trusted investment bank advisers.
In the matter of the prostitution case, an expert specializing in sex trafficking was called in to testify.
Zinmin Thu's colleague was called in to discuss the letter with embassy staff, but no investigation was launched.
So the four teenagers who front Black Leaves of Envy stopped practicing and called in the big guns.
The Electoral Commission has called in the cops partly because it has few resources and no foreign jurisdiction.
A few days later, Denis, who is now 14 years old, was also called in for an interview.
SE called In-Kingdom Total Value Add (IKTVA) which is due to take place on Monday and Tuesday.
Multiple military surgeons were called in as part of the Air Force Medical Service's SMART program, she says.
Satisfied that he could handle the gig, the band called in manager Brian Epstein to work out payment.
Canada's Transport Minister Marc Garneau called in April for pilots to received simulator training for Boeing's software fix.
Local law enforcement called in the FBI, citing infrastructure concerns due to the crash's proximity to Pratt & Whitney.
Bernasconi called in Fife-based Rare Whisky 101 (RW101,) one of the world's leading authorities on rare whiskey.
If no government is formed before the end of October, a third election will be called in December.
They also know that "assortative mating", as the practice is called in the jargon, is exacerbating income inequality.
"Spring came to us yesterday called in as a stray found on Mad River Rd," says the post.
He finally called in reinforcement, his 5-year-old nephew Jack, to help him steady the small plaque.
The recording obtained by PEOPLE was apparently lodged to local police before 911 first responders were called in.
Image: AP/Sakchai LalitSick and nearing death, the navy was called in to deliver the turtle to veterinarians.
In January, 60 bomb threats were called in to some 48 Jewish community centers (JCCs) across North America.
That means children under 5 are the ones being evacuated each time a bomb threat is called in.
"A lot of people called in sick again," a spokesman for air traffic authority Belgocontrol said on Wednesday.
To ensure the animal's safety, Animal Control called in a rescue group to help relocate the unusual pet.
A truce has been called in the war on drugs now that many of its victims are white.
Air Berlin was forced to cancel flights on two days this week after protesting pilots called in sick.
She expects this recovery to be similar to the rebound she called in McDonald's amid a management shakeup.
When the activists refused to leave voluntarily, the coast guards were called in to remove them, it added.
Not wanting to leave that amount of cash in the store, they called in the Zanesville Police Department.
The president called in particular for Beijing to lift its levies on products such as beef and pork.
The bomb squad was called in and state troopers were deployed on campus as a precaution, Moore said.
"If allegations are out there he might easily have been called in for questioning," he told BBC radio.
SE) called In-Kingdom Total Value Add (IKTVA) which is due to take place on Monday and Tuesday.
Additional food and water has been delivered to the receiving units, and extra staff has been called in.
Three more were found dead on the second floor of the facility after rescue units were called in.
The museum called in an expert: retired librarian and licensed batworker Rose-Ann Movsovic — also a museum volunteer.
Some of the people who were getting run over — like Hulk Hogan and me — called in the law.
Bowerman pulled the kid inside, then called in the Marines, for which he was instantly and severely reprimanded.
The judge called in the riot police to remove one co-plaintiff who refused to leave the courtroom.
The school has called in mental health counselors to help students deal with their emotions about her murder.
According to the newspaper, Lewandowski didn't get physical in response, but the Secret Service was still called in.
They moved concertina wire aside while another Marine called in a mass casualty to the Army surgical team.
The army was called in to assist with rescue operations, given the remoteness of the site, Bugti said.
When it became apparent that the deaths involved more than one location, the provincial police were called in.
The scene was no different the night before, when extra security guards were called in for crowd control.
The Wroclaw event, called In-Ference, is happening on December 17 and you can submit to pitch here.
We called in the big guns — that is, some of the most in-demand makeup artists working today.
The Wrocwal event, called In-Ference, is happening on December 17 and you can submit to pitch here.
Three state police cars quickly arrived at the scene and a bomb squad was called in from Scranton.
With everything so unsettled, Germany created Sommerzeit, "summer time," as daylight saving time is still called in Europe.
After some googling, I found the company's number (inconveniently absent from the website) and called in a huff.
Patriarchy — "male headship," as it is often called in the church — is the water in which they swim.
He called in Tuesday to the SiriusXM show, "Jeff Lewis Live," to offer an update on his health.
He called in to ''Good Morning America'' to tell Cronin, ''You put the scare back in vampires, buddy!
According to CNN, hundreds of Transportation Security Administration officers who were expected to work have called in sick.
During the first week of the 2015 season, in September, Donald Trump called in from the campaign trail.
How a "unisex" fragrance, as CK One was called in the '90s, became the scent of a generation.
When they needed to excavate the dirt driveway and backyard, and add gravel, they called in a professional.
The "Neapolitan" milk stout, called In-N-Stout, appears to be a homage to the beloved burger chain.
Shortly after the match ends, Sharapova is called in to take a routine post-match drug test. Jan.
The collapse at the Barton 1792 Distillery campus was called in to emergency services about 10:953 a.m.
Frances McDormand, or Fran, as she is called in regular life, cuts a handsome figure on the street.
Fawzi Barhoum, a spokesman for Hamas, praised what he called, in a statement, "massive participation" in Friday's protest.
It took police six minutes to respond after the first reports of an active shooter were called in.
The actors are seen dancing to the "90210" theme song as their names are called in alphabetical order.
New Jersey has called in the National Guard to help deal with its growing cases of COVID-19.
Within days, more states called in, having identified a common DNA fingerprint of the bacteria among their patients.
Chuck called in, says that he is currently in self-quarantine after taking a test for the coronavirus.
After that I would need to apply for Medicaid, or Medi-Cal as it is called in California.
Guinness World Records were called in to do an official count to see if any records were broken.
The app is said to be a replacement for a system wherein caucus participants called in their election.
Across the region, white banks called in loans, white families fired cooks and night riders torched crosses. Mrs.
Released on Tuesday, the plan — or "Peace Vision," as it's called in its official document — has three flaws.
Beyond this, if witnesses were called in this Senate trial, the principle of reciprocity would only make sense.
"It doesn't surprise me that these three countries were called in a two-day period," Ms. Glaser said.
First, she hoped to pressure Senate Republicans into accepting Democrats' requests that witnesses be called in the trial.
As more officers were called in, "thick black smoke" began to pour out of the home, Ballard explained.
A local judge was called in to negotiate the release of hostages, and he's now facing death threats.
Several countries called in US ambassadors for an explanation and to remonstrate with them over the President's language.
Giving "hong bao" or "lai see," as they are called in Mandarin and Cantonese, comes with many rules.
The plane was diverted after a bomb threat was called in to a Lufthansa office, Mr. Coleman said.
They chanted and handed out fliers, and, at later rallies, Mr. López Rivera sometimes called in from prison.
Tom Johnson took their reports as they called in, put together a front-page story for late editions.
"We won't be called in, because all of our stuff is sitting in court anyway," she said. Rep.
But Mr. Trudeau has called in a wide range of people for advice on dealing with Mr. Trump.
When she walked away from the guards, they and police officers who had been called in grabbed her.
The congresswoman also called in her letter for crime prevention efforts to target the roots of violent crime.
Officer Walburger had been called in for an overtime shift that morning, and he did not come home.
Yet we had been called in to hear about the school's music band, not a mission to Mars.
He had a game against the Mets called in the third inning because of rain on April 25.
Some members of parliament felt sick after inhaling the substance and police and forensic experts were called in.
Community leaders in the area were called in to help in negotiations to rescue the hostages, Padilla said.
South Korea's defense ministry said it called in a defense official from Japan's embassy to lodge a protest.
When Rudy asked why, at a tribal council meeting, the chairman, Bob Kelly, called in the enrollment department.
When her parents and mine got called in to a meeting with our teacher, they laughed about it.
Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany called in a speech for a "common digital market" in the European Union.
O'Malley called in a colleague from the U.S. Attorney's office in Manhattan, and showed her what he'd found.
To that end, Congress called in Cohen to testify before them in a closed-door setting last year.
It was called in the weeks after President Nixon announced he had expanded the Vietnam War into Cambodia.
The source, who declined to be named, said the ambassador had been called in to the Foreign Office.
And think about that for a moment—the police are called in to diffuse these very fraught situations.
If we have a child that's not following the rules, deputies are getting called in to handle that.
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This is a diner breakfast packed in a Japanese onigiri, or, as it is called in Korean, samgak kimbap.
After fierce debate at the top levels of the Chinese government, the hardliners won and called in the military.
More than 1,100 soldiers and police officers were called in to help dig people out in 17 affected neighborhoods.
The follow-up, "Kevin," called in Texas soul singer Leon Bridges to touch on pharmaceutical dependence and mental illness.
The Argentinian federal police called in Interpol, who helped trace the Nazi pieces back to a private collector's house.
Yasunori Kagoike was called in to testify about his Moritomo Gakuen group's land purchase from the government in June.
On July 4th the Daily Record newspaper called in a front-page editorial for drug use to be decriminalised.
Surgeons were called in to save Miller's injured leg, league and team sources told ESPN's Chris Mortensen on Monday.
The Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals' Humane Law Enforcement Team was called in to help.
Trimmers are called in at harvest time to remove buds from stems and trim leaves in preparation for sale.
BONDI: A few hours after the movie, we stayed for the movie, and then they called in more protesters.
The local fire department was called in to clean up the feces allegedly thrown by See, ABC 13 reported.
The "Today" co-anchor called in to the show Tuesday with news that she had adopted a baby girl.
Under pressure from what Labor called in a press release "open revolt", Turnbull showed no signs of backing down.
" Then Richards departed, and Nelson called in Kenny Chesney to take Haggard's part in a solemn "Pancho and Lefty.
"So yes we called in envoys from the relevant countries, solemnly expressing China's position on this matter," he added.
Rose-gold hair is a trend we called in the fall for a very simple reason: It's super-flattering.
The DNC called in computer security company CrowdStrike during the first week of May to investigate the suspected hack.
Other lawmakers running for president have called (in vain, no doubt) for the impeachment of newest justice, Brett Kavanaugh.
Police were called in September 2016 to a hotel in Bordentown, where Nucera was police chief and township administrator.
The sergeant-at-arms, the top law enforcement officer in the Capitol, was called in to handle the situation.
The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee called in Wheeler to discuss the FCC's relationship with the White House.
On Friday, Google executives were called in to face questions from the advertising industry and Britain over the issue.
Because this situation can feel so immensely complicated, we called in an expert for guidance: couples' therapist Shira Etzion.
Suspicious officials called in Sebastian Kvist, curator of invertebrates at the Royal Ontario Museum, to identify the smuggled contraband.
In one of the recordings, from January 2017, Nichols tells Mabies that he "called in" Lirette to the FBI.
DeStefano, who served as coalitions director for the Pryce-led House Republican Conference, was called in as campaign manager.
A state trooper at the game tried to intervene, but called in several more officers when Harp resisted arrest.
At Broadway and Houston, in lower Manhattan, three NYPD officers called in a special unit to deinstall the cage.
US employees of the Kaspersky Lab were called in for questioning related to the company paying retired Lt. Gen.
The Foreign Ministry in Baghdad said the Turkish envoy had been called in because of "provocative statements" by Turkey.
Evacuation orders have been issued for hundreds of nearby houses, and the military has been called in to help.
Yet they were among the fresh faces that Theresa May called in this week to overhaul the Conservative Party.
If evacuation orders are called in the areas in which we have facilities, we will comply with those orders.
A snake wrangler was called in after a woman discovered a snake inside her home in Durban, South Africa.
In 2005, she even wrote and starred in a play about two HIV-positive women called In the Continuum.
The contract of the company charged with their maintenance has been cancelled and new technicians have been called in.
The number of tips skyrocketed because of the publicity, and the FBI was called in to help local police.
He called in live to the show and we are on 25 minutes straight -- KURTZ: It was not planned.
Despite the band's break up or "hiatus" as it was called in 2002, the guys are still apparently close.
Mehri said the Afghan air force was called in and airstrikes later killed 19 Taliban fighters and wounded 30.
A winner has still not officially been called in the Ohio special election for a vacant GOP-held seat.
Animal Control was called in to remove the gator; officials said it was the biggest they have ever handled.
Whenever hands are needed in the ad and movie biz, hand models are called in to save the day.
The government called in the military to help truck in supplies of fuel just days before a general election.
The Trump rally, what it's being called, in the stock market began almost immediately following the November 8th election.
Democrats, who already called in a psychiatrist to brief them on his mental health, will surely escalate the inquiry.
The meeting was called in response to Kim Jong Nam's death, news of which first emerged late on Tuesday.
As of late Tuesday morning, his mother, Rolanda Byrd, said she hadn't been called in to see the body.
Well, now the FBI's Public Corruption Task Force has been called in at the request of the police chief.
Grand Blanc fire crews called in two other departments to help tame the inferno, but the garage was obliterated.
Officials have been searching through surveillance video and have called in help from human trafficking investigators and the FBI.
A helicopter was called in to airlift Bunsa from the lake, but he was pronounced dead at the scene.
PITY the UN ambassador of a small African country each time a vote is called in the General Assembly.
Fans can expect cuisine experts from the mountain state to be called in, of course, to help them out.
Police found them in a house on the island last month, arrested three people and called in the experts.
Italian-made trainer planes and OV-10 Bronco aircraft were also called in help retake the old municipal hall.
Today the city's "robots" (as they are called in South African English) are still unreliable, especially when it rains.
According WSPA, the police were called in to help a kitten stuck under the hood of car on Sunday.
He's also called in the past for a boycott of Apple products over the company's support for strong encryption.
A spokesperson for the department's Hollywood division told KABC that a vandalism unit was called in to investigate. Hollyweed!!!
My audience called in and they said they were very excited that the radio channel was back on air.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation was also called in and a special hotline was set up to take tips.
On June 2911, Julie Vidaud was the supervisor on duty when Ms. Herrera called in just before 7 p.m.
Another call that came at 10:06 came from a woman who called in a shooting at the concert.
Now, Larsen has collected these specimens into a forthcoming book of truly stellar photography called In Search of Stardust.
She also called in the other manager and brought him up to speed so there wouldn't be any issues.
Panis was called in for a pit stop and put on dry-weather tires at just the right moment.
Earlier Thursday, a voluntary evacuation was called in the barrier island town of Grand Isle south of New Orleans.
Mered called in to deny the rape allegations, but he admitted other bad practices and attempted to justify them.
Manafort lawyer Kevin Downing said Gates would be the next witness called in the federal trial in Alexandria, Virginia.
The rally has been called in support of Turkey's democracy following a failed military coup on July 15-16.
Charly Hengen, a spokesperson for the US Coast Guard, said the aircraft's pilot called in shortly before 9 a.m.
To prevent heat loss, trade workers are called in to find air leaks, install insulation and check HVAC units.
" In February, YouTuber Sophia Kleo posted a 13-minute-long cheat day video called "in n out, pizza, & donuts.
Then, in early May, the DNC called in CrowdStrike, a security firm that specializes in countering advanced network threats.
We're told someone called in a noise complaint that night, claiming things were getting outta hand in Nic's room.
Joe Girardi was ejected and after the dust settled, Aroldis Chapman was called in to resume the game. But!
Until a ballboy was called in to shoo it away, the bird refused to give up its ringside perch.
Trump blames the weaker data on what he called in a tweet on Thursday the Fed's 'destructive' rate hikes.
These "confessionals," as they are called in the game, usually revolved around the topic of relationships, though not always.
Though Kirk certainly could've called in any number of favors, he chooses to go without high-profile guests here.
The detective who investigated my case, and laid the charge, would be called in as a witness as well.
"You're always disappointed when you don't get called in and you can't play," the defenseman told the team's website.
Our sources say some men called in as well ... to gossip about women they know that allegedly banged Kelly.
"Dispatcher: "A lot of people have called in on you, so don't think that nobody is just sitting there.
I applied, and today was called in to an interview, they said that they thought my application was interesting.
So it was that a constitutional convention was called in Monterey to establish the contours of a state government.
"I figure about 80 percent of the other field techs called in today for a personal day," he said.
Thus, basketball operations personnel called in favors, nailed down contingencies, estimated traffic patterns, and secured any court time, anywhere.
We know this because the officer called in Kendrick's info to dispatch -- you can hear it on the radio.
The 209 pages of documents emerged from meetings called in June 1989 to consolidate support for the armed suppression.
By the time I was called in to read for Renly, I was well aware of his grisly demise.
Last week, as many as 170 TSA employees at John F. Kennedy International Airport called in sick each day.
At Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, two to three times as many TSA agents called in sick as usual.
But Mr. Kraft, 77, who contends he did nothing illegal, has fought the charges and called in legal firepower.
After the last applause died away, Mr. Abdul Karim called in all the guests in for a group selfie.
A woman called in and said that she's dating a man, and they love each other, for three years.
The army's emergency units were called in on Sunday to help clear the snow off a highway near Madrid.
People have been questioned or called in for "cautionary" talks because of their involvement in legal organizations, she noted.
Andy's tray had 36 candles on it, one for each person killed in the airstrike that he called in.
The Nationals called in Rodney from the bullpen, and his inside pitch hit Charlie Culberson below the right cheek.
When elections were called in 1932, the purpose was not to confirm democracy but to bring down the republic.
But he said the committee called in the neighborhood police, who put him in an ambulance to the hospital.
Hotels she called in the city told her that people from Hubei Province, which includes Wuhan, were not welcome.

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