The man called out to her, but she didn't stir.
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"One more round!" a lawmaker called out to their waiter.
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Some of the offenders called out to Sackler and waved.
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"Can ah help you?" she called out to the stranger.
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"Let me try that again," she called out to him.
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In New York, a fan called out to the Gen.
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JW: What else called out to you from the list?
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"Hey Miranda!" he called out to her across the yard.
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"My roommate!" the Bonn woman called out to the Californian.
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Suddenly, the anesthesiologist called out to him to stop. Immediately.
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"We're gonna have a date night," Jeff called out to me.
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Kyle called out to Bo and then filmed what happened next.
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What called out to you about it in the first place?
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Brooks called out to Lawrence, asking if he saw the bus.
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When he saw the results, he called out to his wife.
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"This is one of mine," she called out to a technician.
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"You just missed the bus," the laborer called out to him.
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Lek called out to the driver and the truck pulled over.
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The woman called out to me, warning that he would bark.
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Detainees called out to one another to look at the ship.
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Joplin became famous and New York soon called out to him.
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The South Carolina National Guard also was called out to assist.
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" So he called out to her from below her, "Grieve not!
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She called out to recruit "some muscle" to help remove the videographer.
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His crew has been called out to suicide cases involving young men.
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"He just called out to all these different people," Madley Croft laughs.
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"I just jumped off a giant," Mr. VanDam called out to him.
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"I can't stop dropping them," another employee called out to the group.
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"This here is an educated woman," he called out to Jeff, who found
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In Omaha, someone in the crowd called out to urge a third term.
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"Trump's not racist," a man called out to Weld as he passed by.
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"Everywhere we went, people toasted us, or called out to us," Norwood says.
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Speaking to WXYZ, Williams said Cosby had called out to him for help.
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Five ships have been called out to work on the spill, it said.
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And now, she called out to him, not to encourage but to chide.
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"Are you from Mexico?" the White House hopeful called out to the protester.
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A strange boat was coming up fast and he called out to Tiffany.
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Pawpaw took the mic and called out to her, but she didn't register.
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When Ja Rule called out to all his "murderers," the masses roared back.
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"This is not soccer!" a stranger called out to him on the street.
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She was called out to Oregon for an interview a few months later.
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The dust had barely begun to settle as II called out to Naybha.
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Children chattered in their parents' arms, and people called out to each other.
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He called out to two passing fighters, told them to go slaughter a chicken.
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"Hey, Jake, how much are the perennials?" she called out to a co-worker.
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"Excuse me," he called out to a couple with a dog on a lead.
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"Give me some space to drive my ball," he called out to the crowd.
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Others in the group went silent as Ms. King called out to the dog.
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He allegedly said that later, he called out to the girl but got no response.
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Officers called out to the man and shots were fired, according to a police statement.
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She called out to him to get his attention, but found she could not speak.
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I am the one who gets called out to the death scene at 2 am.
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One daughter who called out to her siblings after the shooting realized Jazmine didn't answer.
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When he learned the employee's mother was in the audience, he called out to her.
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"Come here, come here," he called out to Perry, who was with the press gaggle.
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Andrei called out to the others that they may have gotten caught in a crossfire.
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"Billy had called out to the bullpen and wondered how I was throwing," Lyle said.
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"Are you guys getting married?" the sequined bride, Rachel Wynn, called out to the other.
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Stunned from the blast, he called out to the company's senior enlisted soldier, First Sgt.
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"[It] really called out to me as a physical object," said Halliday of the book.
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Pantaleón, 2700, walked over to the nearest cinder block house and called out to its owner.
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" News4Jax reports Smith called out to her: "I know you are in there you little b—-.
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At one point, he called out to the crowd, asking if anyone else wanted to partake.
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According to the tweets, Raisman was in line when a female agent called out to her.
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"Giovanna, we're descending," he called out to his associate, before entering the studio in his basement.
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However, she knew something was off when she called out to them and no one replied.
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"More bite, more hate!" he called out to Simone Del Savio, playing the chilly Don Alfonso.
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" Peron called out to his fellow cheerleader, writing, "Aye Napoleon, you think Atlanta is ready for us?
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Quincy Jones, a well-known African American cop in the community, called out to Augustus, who stopped.
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"We'll go get Chris, sure," the captain of our SAFE boat called out to the Coast Guard.
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"Thank you so much for doing this," a woman pushing a stroller called out to the protesters.
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Her son, Pithabhai Lakhnotra, 41, said he called out to her that evening but received no response.
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The keepers of tin-roofed shops smiled; the drivers of motorcycle taxis called out to each other.
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"Gabe," she called out to him, in one of her many Instagram Story videos documenting the experience.
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"When do you ever say you need the white person's vote?" she called out to Mr. Peele.
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How often would you say that you're called out to deal with an Emotionally Disturbed Person (EDP)?
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We called out to her, and she darted over and jumped to give me a high-five.
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We called out to her, and she darted over and jumped to give me a high five.
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He was called out to battle rap on the platform back in 2015, but declined to show.
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They passed a car buried in floodwaters and called out to see if anyone was in it.
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" As Mr. Biden patrolled the neighborhood, one voter called out to him, "You'd better run against Trump.
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He called out to him and Comey strode up and they warmly shook hands and briefly embraced.
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The man who shot Dejean-Jones told police he called out to the intruder but got no response.
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One merchant called out to me, promising to give me a great price if I chose his pig.
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However, when he called out to see who was there, it turned out to be the Queen herself.
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" Gordon said that Lomas found Brown and immediately called out to him: "I knew instantly something was wrong.
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It's a satisfying clip for those who believe the president needs to be called out to his face.
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Leary then called out to the hungry customer, who directed him to the right car as passengers cheered.
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The LAPD bomb squad had been called out to assess the gift box, which a neighbor reportedly discovered.
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The coroner's office was called out to a home in Palos Verdes Estates shortly after 9 a.m. Thursday.
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"God is weeping for us," protest organizer Ringo Lee called out to the crowd, referring to the downpour.
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He would notice her walking by a lot, so he whistled and called out to her every time.
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They would show one another the projects, though, and eventually, one idea called out to both of them.
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He called out to them, offering Coke, water, oranges and Alka-Seltzer, all for free, out of empathy.
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He walked along the sidewalk on the south side, where his sister had once called out to men.
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Law enforcement officials were called out to disperse the hundreds of people who swarmed across the multilane freeway.
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"This verdict here today says, 'We will make you kneel,'" Mr. Sik called out to colleagues and reporters.
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Removing a white "USA" hat from the podium, Trump called out to Micah and threw him the hat.
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Reporters in the room said Trump called out to Comey who walked over and shook hands with the president.
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Some came to the bars and watched me, others slept, and a few called out to me for help.
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Scores of ambulances are called out to jails each month to pick up prisoners who have overdosed on Spice.
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His friend Brendan Bialy said he called out to Castillo after wrestling the gun away, but he was unresponsive.
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He didn't have the hardware to test out the exploit himself, so called out to the community for help.
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"Eight cases," she called out to one of her volunteers, who was wearing a "Flint Lives Matter" T-shirt.
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Ossoff called out to those successes as he addressed supporters just before midnight, with the results still in flux.
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"Hashtag Friends 25!" one of the Phoebes called out to a passerby who had paused to take her picture.
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This man called out to his family after discovering that his father was among those killed in one attack.
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He estimates that during the course of the year, he's called out to the beach more than 350 times.
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But then a comic got on stage and called out to the crowd to address 'the elephant in the room.
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The Colorado shortstop tried to check his swing on a third strike but was called out to end the game.
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I called out to my friend, but he didn't respond—I realized I hadn't heard from him in a while.
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" At one of his rallies, he called out to a longhaired male protester, "Oh, I thought you were a she.
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In Greensboro, a few people in the crowd called out to correct him, but that was the end of it.
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Before long, however, an older, well-tanned woman in a bass boat called out to them and volunteered to help.
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She called out to me to help her climb out from the window, I grabbed her waist and I pulled.
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She got out of the car, walked into the house, and called out to her parents that she was home.
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Ulet Ifansasti had hoisted himself halfway into a jungle canopy when I called out to ask how he was feeling.
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I called out to the driver in a tone that was probably a bit of more brusque than I intended.
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The woman called out to her husband for help, leaving a trail of blood on the way to her house.
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I never said the FBI hurt Hillary Clinton and helped Donald Trump before the election and I called out to you.
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"My son loved you in Ghost Rider and City of Angels," she called out to him as the group passed by.
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Later, when I rode into town, he was sitting on a bench outside the gunsmith and he called out to me.
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Judge Jim Bob Barrera, in Val Verde County, recently was called out to retrieve a body floating in the Pecos River.
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"You look so comfortable up there under shelter as we're getting drenched," he called out to a group of American veterans.
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Like the One Ring to Rule Them All, consoles called out to me with their alluring offer of limitless gaming power.
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However, Comey was spotted by the president, who called out to him and joked he had become "more famous" than himself.
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Rankin told ABC 13 that she called out to the driver and others in the van and gestured at the cat.
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When he called out to Jesus, those around him told him to shut up and sit down, stay in your place.
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When orders were called out to the kitchen, they were met with a whole-chested, simultaneous "Yes, chef!" from the team.
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"You can smell it," David Eubanks, the head of the team, called out to his colleagues, looking at the bloodied bandage.
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But when fans have called out to him outside the courtroom, the 79-year-old has responded with attempts at humor.
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As Mr. Govan was led away, he called out to reporters sitting in the jury box that he was being framed.
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But when I saw her walking by, and called out to her, she kept walking as if she couldn't hear me.
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Horrified, he called out to his mother and warned her of the "weird fucking stray cat outside" threatening Lucy, the family pet.
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As Baum recounted his days as a Navy submarine sonar operator, he stopped his flatboat and called out to a nearby boat.
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McGregor&aposs voice specifically called out to her when she reached out to Luke&aposs lightsaber, saying these were her first steps.
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"Boys, don't you know me?" he called out to some of the rebels he recognized, thinking they might lay down their arms.
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"I'll get the popcorn," she called out to him, as she headed to the TV room, with snacks, beer, and her laptop.
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They penetrated her with fingers and called out to the officers at the front of the bus to join in, she said.
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Three members of Westboro Baptist Church held signs, sang and called out to mourners from the street corner in front of the church.
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As if to illustrate the point, Trump called out to Kirk — who was in the audience — during the signing ceremony for the event.
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The workers, who spotted the pup swimming up to the platform and called out to them, immediately set to work rescuing the canine.
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Sutcliffe called out to her husband, Jeremy, who ran over with a shovel and rammed the tool into the venomous animal, decapitating it.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads For years, the phrase "small colonies of the saved" has called out to me to be used.
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After I found myself on the stone bathroom floor, I called out to my father, who rushed in and carried me to bed.
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"Out of nowhere, guys with masks covering their faces called out to the media members to come and see Oscar Perez," he said.
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" Awhile later, a worried young man behind me called out to the lackluster hitters: "Hit a dinger, hit a parker, hit my car!
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Jennifer Costa, a senior colorist with the salon, was once called out to the Mercer Hotel to color the hair of a celebrity.
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"Sit down, sit down," opposition lawmakers called out to Mr. Williams as they laughed and refused to lift their gaze from their smartphones.
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"Not too anecdotal, please," he called out to one; "fifteen seconds is a little too long for that sequence," he said to another.
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" At that point, Trump called out to Cortes in the crowd and asked, "What do you like more, the country or the Hispanics?
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In his first months working with the East Anglian Air Ambulance last summer, William's crew was called out to suicide cases involving young men.
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Motter flipped the ball over to Robinson Cano at second to double off Joseph, and he was called out to apparently end the inning.
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In her essay about the project, Zoe describes that this film — much like a Surrealist object in a flea market — called out to her.
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Jones said when Jackson called out to King it was like a "mandate to respond," and King's body language transformed from lecturer to preacher.
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Terrified they would kill her and her companions, she said she tried to avoid their gaze but one called out to her in Arabic.
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"I'm looking out into this audience," Tony White, the MC of the day's proceedings, called out to the crowd gathered in Washington Square Park.
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Wang was talking about her children when Liu called out to a woman with large sunglasses and a backpack who was walking toward them.
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When he called out to her to check on her condition, the dog began running toward him and barking, police said in the statement.
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His family members called out to him during the brief hearing, telling him, "Love you, Oscar," even though they were chastised by the judge.
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"Have y'all seen the numbers in Australia?" she called out to me and the photographer as she approached us, her dark curls still wet.
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"You're a fantastic woman!" a woman called out to Ms. Le Pen as she ascended the steep steps of the old city hall building.
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The commandos involved in the operation called out to al-Baghdadi once they arrived at the compound to see whether he would come out.
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In response, "Trump called out to me, asking why I didn't use what he had said the night before," Ms. Haberman said by email.
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They half-grumbled on the way that they were often called out to situations described as "terrible", to find they really weren't that bad.
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In this new installment, there are multiple teams of Angels globally, and they're called out to protect the world against a dangerous new technology.
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In this new installment, there are multiple teams of Angels globally and they're called out to protect the world against a dangerous new technology.
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According to statements made in court today, Swift called out to her team "Dude, that guy just grabbed my ass" right after their photo together.
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When he stepped ashore, a reporter called out to Madsen, asking if everything was OK. Madsen turned around and gave the reporter a thumbs-up.
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I called out to God, but could only seem to remember the first few lines to prayers I'd been praying since I was a toddler.
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Fowler followed with an RBI double to right field, although he was called out to end the inning after his foot came off second base.
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In 1927, White Sox catcher turned manager Ray Schalk, in a pinch during a game, called out to the bench asking if anyone could catch.
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In 2017, Cirakoglu was called out to a job in Eindhoven, where it turned out that a large individual had passed away without anyone noticing.
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Reporters called out to Grassley, but the agile 84-year-old got away, leaving Cornyn at the podium struggling to regain control of the room.
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During their broadcast, Smith called out to the driver who was stuck inside, telling viewers there was "movement inside the truck," according to BuzzFeed News.
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"One just flew right on me," Sid Hill Jr., 7, called out to his mother as he ran around collecting cicadas on a recent afternoon.
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As Ms. Edwards stood on the man's doorstep, he called out to her with the door closed, telling her he did not want any visitors.
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In early childhood, Michael, as he was known, would join his father when he was called out to perform his duties as the local coroner.
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When I called out to him, he turned and rose with his arms wide open in one smooth movement, his long black coat swirling out.
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He called out to 6-year-old Micah Glasser, whose father, David, died last year in the line of duty as a Phoenix police officer.
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Two days later, he said, he was called out to the dentist, who bonded the chipped tooth and performed a root canal on the loose one.
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When he found himself about to be executed by a rival gang, he called out to God for help; he escaped death and was born again.
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Carter called out to her friends –- they'd come down as a trio from Philadelphia, dancing and laughing through the first night of her first Florida vacation.
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After months of staring at a Victorian necklace of graduated amber beads that called out to the 28-year-old from an antique shop, inspiration struck.
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Ms. Olivares, who is blind, called out to her partner, asking her to peer outside their living room window, which overlooks West 23rd Street in Chelsea.
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Nearby, a man with tattoos called out to me, "Excuse me, is that an Ulla Johnson dress?" perfectly demonstrating the incongruous threads that bind the city.
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"Nick's about to catch a touchdown," Sam Ehlinger called out to his mother before the ball was snapped as they watched the Super Bowl on television.
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Without looking too closely at what she had been handed, she started to run back across the road when the man called out to her again.
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Before a snap in the fourth quarter, Shanahan called out to a nearby official, telling him to watch for a defensive penalty on the upcoming play.
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We've already seen Bran influence the past — in fact, we saw him disconcert young Ned Stark when he called out to him at the Tower of Joy.
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But then, as I was looking anthropologically at the Victoria's Secret display, a well-lit beacon of black-and-white striped tube tops called out to me.
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One afternoon, while her mom was away at work, she came home from school and her stepfather called out to her from the bathroom adjoining his bedroom.
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The G.I. Joe team is called out to help deal with the threat, and along the way, are provided with a couple of Delta-6 Accelerator suits.
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During the segment Ms. Kelly called out to a "Will & Grace" superfan who happened to be in the audience, inviting him to the stage of Studio 6A.
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He said that Havel "called out to the whole world from Washington that day" in a graceful rebuke of the "mistaken prophecy" that liberal democracy had triumphed permanently.
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" When Feig realized there were additional people trapped, he called out to them but said there was "no response, so they either couldn't hear us or were unconscious.
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"The suspect stopped his truck and called out to her and when she didn't answer, he told her he was going to kill her," the sheriff's office alleged.
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"The military is supposed to protect the country, not fight the people," he called out to students gathered this month at Thammasat, one of Thailand's most prestigious universities.
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This moment unfolded in real time as people called out to a few other "Spider-Man" characters nearby to pose, allowing for us to capture this fun moment.
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As part of his tale of that cruelly tormented coati, Gus says that his brothers called out to him but he remained quiet, ready to waylay the animal.
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One man called out to me that he just wanted a shower — he said he'd gone six days without a shower or the opportunity to brush his teeth.
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The mini-constitution that governs Hong Kong, the Basic Law, stipulates that troops can be called out to help with disaster relief if requested by the local government.
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The state's western mountains and foothills were hardest-hit along with the western Piedmont region and nearly 1,000 state transportation workers were called out to clear ice and snow.
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The British military was even called out to search for the drone operator, but they still have no idea who's behind this deliberate disruption of a major transportation hub.
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The Avon and Somerset Constabulary officers had been called out to investigate claims that a "vulnerable child" was causing difficulties at their family home, according to official police materials.
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But it's unusual for the Department of Transportation to be called out to inspect a bridge because of a car fire, says Jamie Olson, a spokesperson with the DoT.
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The security researcher, on seeing that the ransomware called out to this unregistered domain, immediately registered it so they could monitor the traffic (they could — producing the map above).
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Woodley, who was arrested and charged with criminal trespassing and engaging in a riot last week, called out to other celebrities this morning asking for support as protests escalate.
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The resident said "he called out to the individual, but was not answered," and when the resident's bedroom door was kicked open, the resident fired his gun, police said.
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Drake then called out to Odell -- who's been at multiple shows while chilling overseas -- and brought the piece to him for Beckham to sign ... as the fan freaked out.
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"You cannot cut trade ties with Israel, you are only talking about it," he called out to an imaginary Erdogan at a campaign rally in Amasya in central Turkey.
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Police were even called out to keep the peace when pandemonium broke out at some of the natural springs around Cape Town, as residents converged to collect free water.
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Taya Lievenberg held out the teddy (which had a little sticker that read, "With love from Taya" on it), as her mother Tam, 41, called out to the Duchess.
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Reporters witnessed a flash of this quality when, during a news conference in Booker's front yard Friday, a neighbor called out to him in Spanish from across the street.
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"This is not the first tiger that we have been called out to investigate," said Lara Cottingham, the chief of staff of the city's administration and regulatory affairs department.
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Icahn was on hand earlier this month to celebrate Trump's massive New York GOP primary win, and the real estate magnate even called out to Icahn during his victory speech.
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She told me the story of a solitary creature that has called out to no response for more than 30 years, and asked me to join her in answering it.
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"Maybe just for that one second that you walk past, you can stop, maybe slow the process or stop someone getting hurt," one woman called out to a police commander.
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Typically, each person in the circle gets called out to show off center stage — even shy people can't demur — and the dance is over when everyone has had a turn.
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It's been that long since his lovely, million-faceted voice called out to the bereft, the forsaken and the rejected and announced itself as this generation's avatar of romantic despair.
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Archbishop Soc Villegas called out to Catholics to join the walk, which started at 4:30, the time when corpses are usually dumped in street corners and near trash bins.
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Turner's last words to her fallen friend, posted on Instagram, echo the words that Bran Stark (Isaac Hempstead Wright) called out to Theon just before Theon rushed towards the Night King.
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I remember the police getting called out to one of my shoots after someone reporting two men bleeding and fighting in the park, but it was just us, making guerrilla films.
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The first time she called out to me, when she asked me about the gardening gloves, a scene that would I replay over and over, she had hidden away her tracker.
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The records obtained by the media outlets revealed that in one incident in March 2015, police had been called out to the venue because of a reported illegal rave taking place.
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The Cleveland and Durham Specialist Operations Unit (UK) were called out to the A19 and shut down a lane after a report from a concerned citizen about a "suspicious looking item".
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"See you guys Monday," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer called out to other senators after he voted on the spending bill, a clear sign a deal was unlikely before next week.
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Publicizing the campaign using social media, we called out to all young people, urging them to make their voices heard on behalf of every girl who felt she had no voice.
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" Towards the end of his post Whitmire called out to fans directly, saying he created the blog to be a space for every fan to come to talk about "all things Muppet.
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"Uh oh," he called out to Madden on social media, "they're on to us…" The two do have more than a few commonalities, especially when you compare Kenworthy to Madden's Thrones character.
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The country's military, the Jamaican Defence Force (JDF), called out to ensure security during the election, will now stay on the streets throughout this week, with additional help from its reservist force.
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The deputy secretary general of the Beijing government, Xu Zhijun, has called out to the Chinese people to be mindful that their actions and words when overseas will reflect on China's image.
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He liked to give things names, I think it was a way of laying claim to them, and he called out to her every time he passed, almost singing it, Madeleine, Madeleine.
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"In this beautiful, gutsy, vibrant country of ours, police are called out to a family violence incident every four minutes," Ms. Logie told Parliament in a speech before the bill was passed.
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"We refuse to be like the neighbors who stood by while our ancestors were detained and deported," one protester called out to a crowd assembled a block away from Palantir's Manhattan office.
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In Mr. Eid's telling, Princess Hassa called out to Mr. Saïdi, who hit and threatened him with a firearm, tied his hands and ordered him to kneel and kiss the princess's feet.
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"I called out to St. George," he said at his hospital bed Wednesday, wincing from pain, as a friend showed a photo of the metal that medics had pulled from his flesh.
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Then, one day at the gym, as we were walking out to the rec yard, a couple gang-bangers called out to Peter, saying they wanted to talk to him in the bathroom.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ the police were called out to the home of Maksim and his wife, Peta Murgatroyd, around 2 AM after a man phoned in to report a possible burglary.
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Case in point: When a fan sitting near the Democrats' dugout called out to Representative Mo Brooks, Republican of Alabama, to ask him to sign his program, Mr. Brooks was happy to oblige.
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When the daughter called out to them, they turned to see her lift the pig, it was no heavier than an orphan, from the bushes and then set it down in their path.
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" Police spokesman DeMarquis Black said in a statement to CNN that the unnamed resident of the apartment heard someone kick open his front door and "called out to the individual, but was not answered.
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The 24-year-old black man was wearing a hospital gown and an IV drip in his arm when a security guard called out to them and asked what they were doing, he said.
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On Saturday one woman wept and clutched at the bars as she called out to Lopez Obrador, who was holding a news conference, begging him for help paying for a surgery for her mother.
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Importantly, Brown testified that he did not hear Guyger give Jean commands prior to the shooting, casting further doubt on the former officer's claims that she had called out to the man before firing.
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Ms. Warren, a Massachusetts Democrat, argued that companies shouldn't offer their own products on platforms they controlled (like Apple's selling apps on its App Store — something Spotify called out to European regulators on Wednesday).
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When a family came into the food bank recently, Ms. Baines Cisse called out to another volunteer to grab the cans of Chef Boyardee they had, saying she knew that's what they would want.
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In phrases that may have sounded like requests but were really demands, Mr. Colbert called out to his team of producers: Could he get a video package of all the times Mr. Trump said "wrong"?
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Rutherford called out to the head waiter for the evening; the head waiter replied that 'something a bit odd' had happened, but that service would be up and running again within a matter of moments.
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In the early hours of Sunday, at about 6.20 am local time, police were called out to a neighborhood in Liege, an east Belgian city, after another machete-wielding man was seen in the area.
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Israel was also criticized for the department's lack of action in previous interactions with the shooter, Nikolas Cruz, as, according to department records, deputies had been called out to his home 45 times before the shooting.
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And while they may not be out in the field every day like the officers they manage, many leaders in the police force still get called out to crime scenes to assist or make public statements.
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Read more: Photos and video capture Vice President Mike Pence's visit to an overcrowded border facility where some detainees hadn't showered for over a weekPolice said officers called out to the man, and shots were fired.
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New Zealand has one of the worst records for family and intimate partner violence among developed nations, with police called out to an incident of domestic violence about every four minutes, a 2018 government report said.
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With his often-present laptop perched on his knees, it's where he exchanged pleasantries with neighbors he'd known for decades or called out to acquaintances lingering in the pocket-size Parc du Portugal across Rue Vallières.
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Galiendes told The Associated Press that he called out to ask if the man needed help when his roommate grabbed him, yanked him down and then pointed toward a man sitting in a chair with a gun.
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As the North American finals approached in the first ever international Overwatch tournament, former NBA star Shaquille O'Neal called out to one of the top Overwatch squads in the U.S. to come play for his team — NRG.
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I have a feeling some of you do know who he is, because he told me when he went running this morning along the Embarcadero in San Francisco, six people called out to him along his run.
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"We have a message for you, sir, and we hope that you will hear us out," Brandon Dixon, who plays Aaron Burr, called out to Pence before encouraging everyone to get out their phones to record his speech.
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We sat on a deep leather sofa a few feet from an enormous screen flanked by man-high speakers as Morgan called out to an engineer at a mixing console behind us for various scenes to be played.
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Last-minute, we called out to a neighbor when she got home, and she joined us for the meal as well, bringing a fresh cucumber salad she made from cucumbers she had been given by yet another neighbor.
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That's most likely why, when I wandered by a Little Free Library, Nick Hornby's book "How to be Good" called out to me, the bright yellow cover a beacon, the title offering redemption for mistakes large and small.
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Christenberry appointed himself historian of a number of sites in Hale County, not because they were of great importance (they almost never were) but because they called out to him and elicited from him a sense of responsibility.
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A block later, she called out to a man standing in the doorway of a two-story house who responded that the water was unlikely to rise much higher and there was no need for them to seek shelter.
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At one point in the video, perhaps anticipating the excitement to come, Vivian began to jump up and down while holding onto her mom's hand, right before her father Tom Brady called out to his wife from the backyard.
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Police in the nation of 4.5 million people are called out to an incident of domestic violence roughly every four minutes, the report said, and at least a third of woman have been subjected to sexual or physical violence.
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In nearby Hong Kong, to which Macau is due to be linked by a long bridge next year, Chinese troops have not been called out to help the local authorities since Britain handed the territory back to China in 21999.
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Havel similarly called out to the whole world from Washington that day in early 1990, with grace and without rancor, but for one mistaken prophecy, that to me now reads as tragic, especially in the context of the here and now.
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" Hip-hop pioneers A Tribe Called Quest performed a politically charged medley with nominee Anderson Paak and Busta Rhymes, who called out to "Agent Orange," a nickname for Trump, sarcastically thanking him for his "unsuccessful attempt at the Muslim ban.
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The music doesn't always rise to that occasion; I've a few dirges in my output, but much more often the sounds that called out to me as a gobstruck teenage [kid] in the rave scene have kept me searching for uplift and euphoria.
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That was what he did, although now the little differences called out to him as he descended: there was a large L-shaped couch he hadn't seen before; he could tell the coffee table here was glass and not dark wood like hers.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - An emergency crew called out to manually apply handbrakes to a 268-car iron ore train in the Australian outback mistakenly put the brakes on the wrong train, according to a preliminary report into a runaway train derailment last year.
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Just as catcher Wilson Ramos awaited his turn to bat during the fourth inning of the team's game against the Cardinals, his wife, Yeli, made her way down to the front row of the stadium and called out to her husband to get his attention.
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That night, cast member Brandon Victor Dixon called out to him, and delivered the following speech as the rest of the cast linked arms behind him: Vice-president elect Pence, we welcome you and we truly thank you for joining us at Hamilton: An American Musical.
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At a July 4 parade in Ely, Nevada, a man called out to Heller, an opponent of the bill and one of the most vulnerable senators up for reelection next year, to "vote yes on that health bill" as the senator rode by on a horse.
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Taking on the tough jobs that seemingly no one else wants to do seems to work out in Cirakoglu's favor, at least financially, as according to his interview with Vice, he's regularly called out to clean-up jobs that can earn him up to several thousand dollars a day.
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The Games called out to the kid in Segel who had read portal fantasies and still longed to be told that he had been selected for some great endeavor — the kid who had ignored the rides at Disneyland in favor of roaming around Frontierland in a cowboy costume.
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Some 140 miles away, when the caucus captain at the Butcher Block Steakhouse in Cedar Rapids called out to two men standing in the very back of the room — the only two who had not raised their hands to support Mr. Trump — there was a very pregnant pause.
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At first, the cousin had only called out to them from behind the door of her room, but after a while she emerged and sat with them for an hour, which was something, her mother informed them, she'd never done before, at least not since her complete reclusion.
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Cory GardnerCory Scott GardnerTensions between McConnell and Schumer run high as trial gains momentum McConnell keeps press in check as impeachment trial starts Progressive group launches campaign targeting vulnerable GOP senators on impeachment MORE (Colo.), another vulnerable Republican up for reelection, on Tuesday ignored questions about McConnell's organizing resolution called out to them from a penned press area.
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