They should not be called upon because of their faith; they should be called upon because they are European citizens.
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Some reporters have attended White House briefings for years without ever being called upon; some get called upon almost every time.
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If I'm called upon ... we'll see how it goes.
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Clinton was called upon to address from the debate stage.
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The LED light will glow when Alexa is called upon.
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But they still find themselves called upon the global stage.
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It was fresh, yet called upon classical images of art.
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Firefighters were not called upon to deal with the incident.
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That's why we called upon hair pro Sarah Potempa, a.k.a.
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Century's grandson is called upon to get the plot moving.
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He might have called upon the White House to intervene.
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Each state is called upon to confirm their delegates' pick.
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If called upon, the US government can still do that.
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Historians, of course, are not called upon to be seers.
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That is, ultimately, what we are called upon to explain.
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But a year later, Apatow was called upon to contribute.
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There was no talking unless called upon by the teacher.
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They and other producers can pump more if they're called upon.
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But he and Robinson weren't called upon until after the game.
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We will be called upon to react -- and react we should.
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The workers were also called upon to work many, extraordinary hours.
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For the clip, she called upon her pal, photographer Brian Higbee.
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The parents are then called upon separately to read those letters.
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They are called upon to open their borders against their will.
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Americans usually respond when called upon to rise to these ideals.
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Again, international donors would be called upon to foot the bill.
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Looks like fate called upon this mother at the perfect time.
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The anus stays clenched shut until it's called upon to relax.
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Oh, and he can score a belting header when called upon.
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We have been called upon to make gestures of great responsibility.
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And the VA says it's ready to help if called upon.
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Mr. Fiore is not just called upon by the heavily tattooed.
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Called upon for soft, hovering high notes, the decades melted away.
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Osinsky, her original sponsor, was called upon to reconfirm his endorsement.
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Yet the police elsewhere have called upon people with roping skills.
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We are called upon to perform that duty in this case.
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It called upon followers to target Christians everywhere and ruin their lives.
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Several Democrats have called upon Acosta to resign since Epstein's arrest. Sen.
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She has also agreed to testify if called upon to do so.
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The Supreme Court could be called upon to resolve several critical questions.
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He has called upon India, for centuries the regional power, to intervene.
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Now, we're called upon to consider how those topics affect us personally.
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That, at least, is the role I'm sometimes called upon to play.
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The next president could be called upon to fill even more vacancies.
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Yates assured him that, if called upon, she would do just that.
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But Mastronardi is ready return to set if or when called upon.
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If so, then the Trump administration must be called upon to intercede.
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Language, in this collection, is called upon as victim, executioner and witness.
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But I was never called upon to be a spokesperson per se.
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He may be called upon to investigate, perhaps represent them in court.
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I'd called upon depths of patience I had no idea I possessed.
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But she promised to rise up for the center if called upon.
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Compaore was often called upon to negotiate with militias in the region.
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We are all called upon to do everything possible to rekindle talks.
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Still, Mr. Shaub said he would help the president, if called upon.
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Various measures of productivity, performance and well-being have been called upon.
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The Catalans called upon the European Union to intervene on their behalf.
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Lishchynki called upon a Hungarian master jeweler to help re-create the signet.
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Some of you may even be called upon to serve in this hemisphere.
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This time around, Constand's team called upon five other accusers with similar allegations.
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Called Upon a Burning Throne, it's the first of his Burnt Empire Saga.
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Snyder has responded that he would consider testifying if called upon, reports MLive.com.
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Those troops might also be called upon to help begin providing humanitarian aid.
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And when it does, the United Nations will be called upon to act.
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Also, consider the qualifications of the individuals or groups called upon to approve.
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C271 was called upon by the Great Alex Rodriguez and it never flinched.
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Local governments were called upon to maintain social stability while addressing the problem.
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Advisers call also be called upon to help wealthy families with weighty matters.
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We are called upon to really listen in order to understand differing views.
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Debra Hilstrom -- have all called upon Ellison to more thoroughly address the allegations.
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In 2011, Randall Kennedy called upon Justices Ginsburg and Breyer to immediately retire.
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When we are called upon to step up, there is only one answer.
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When we are called upon to step up, there is only one answer.
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They are called upon to negotiate a peace deal between Bees and Termites.
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In Prescott's rookie season, he struggled when called upon to throw more passes.
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Better not to study them, lest businesses be called upon to abate them.
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When tragedy strikes, the president is called upon to speak for the nation.
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Another boutique investment banking firm that could be called upon is Evercore Partners.
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A total depression or sheer sickening panic when you're called upon to perform.
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The next morning, I called upon Mr. Ali-Balogun in his office in Surulere.
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"I think that's the last duty that he's called upon to make," he added.
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Deciding to move on But other defectors are still waiting to be called upon.
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I will carry on caring for these children when called upon to do so.
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Constand's team called upon five other accusers with similar allegations to make their case.
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And these are characters in whom I am called upon to invest precious little!
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And some of you may even be called upon to serve in this hemisphere.
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Last month, the President once again called upon Congress to vote on his resolution.
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CENCO called upon the security forces to do everything possible to free the men.
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When called upon to speak in public, they did so with a practised opacity.
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He also called upon the person who originally found the knife to come forward.
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Women are taking charge of their own narratives, not waiting to be called upon.
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We were called upon by Swedish authorities and her family to help rescue her.
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I am highly confident she will testify truthfully if called upon to do so.
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He called upon the party to welcome working and young people into the fold.
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The couple called upon both Harry and Ralph to serve as their ring bearers.
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Mr. Rouhani called upon the establishment to listen to the protesters, not demean them.
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Presidents are often called upon to adjust norms; it's almost part of the job.
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"Anger was a resource I called upon on the field" — and sometimes off it.
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Wani not only threatened Indian security forces, but called upon young Kashmiris to revolt.
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He's among the most-called-upon drummer and percussionist on the avant-garde today.
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Then of course, like encryption experts that can be called upon by the DEA.
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And have also called upon forest officials to take stringent action against those attempting them.
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After months of prayer, the Wilsons felt God had called upon them to adopt Jason.
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Even though he wasn't under siege, the New Jersey goaltender was solid when called upon.
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Some day, they might even be called upon to participate in some form of surveillance.
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" It adds, "Each of us feels called upon by our conscience to sign this letter.
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Last week, Hezbollah Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah called upon his supporters to leave the demonstrations.
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The Beatles' trusty—and enormous—roadie, Mal Evans, was called upon to save the day.
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Indeed she could clearly run the kingdom should she be called upon to do so.
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HEWITT: So, Senator Rubio, Mitt Romney also called upon to you release your tax returns.
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Thames Valley force noted they have called upon neighboring forces to further bolster force numbers.
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In this case, the House of Representatives would be called upon to choose the president.
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They will be paid a further 60-75 pounds/MWh if called upon to act.
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The Pentagon is not precisely revealing what the troops might be called upon to do.
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The robots respond to the commands of the Marines, but operate autonomously unless called upon.
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He called upon graduates to build a world where everyone has a sense of purpose.
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According to WSJ, architects called upon the British West Indies style when designing the house.
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MJ has now been called upon by the mighty journalism gods to perform a duty.
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Who but Black women are called upon to spread social justice by spreading their legs?
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Such specialised hardware will be embedded in the cloud, to be called upon when needed.
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Presidents, however, are often called upon to exemplify a higher standard of leadership and behavior.
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Those who felt called upon to experience the Experience had decide between money and time.
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Hedge fund Black-and-White Capital had called upon the company to explore a sale.
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" Many have also called upon authorities to fine the condom company for this "immoral act.
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"They're just executing pitches and they're ready when called upon and they're competing," Roberts said.
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Not long ago, LoBiondo would have been called upon to answer for all of this.
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The Albanians fought back, and once again the Atlantic alliance was called upon to intervene.
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During his speech, Macron called upon world leaders to join forces to contain the virus.
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In 2018, environmental activists called upon Milwaukee's mayor, Tom Barrett, to resign over the crisis.
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These mutual assistance networks are usually called upon following major storms that threaten prolonged outages.
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If it did, all Christians, not just priests, would be called upon to be celibate.
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But a wood fire called upon to sear slabs of marinated meat lights that night.
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So, I will continue to tell the stories that I am called upon to tell.
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Know that you will be out among them and may be called upon to help.
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Makes sense – after all, they may not even be called upon to make a choice.
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You're there as a reference to make a call or give advice when called upon.
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Never before had these institutions been called upon by so many to do so much.
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Depending on those interviews, some may be called upon to testify in closed-door sessions.
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The Republican establishment was repeatedly called upon to dump Trump earlier in the electoral cycle.
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He called upon any of McArthur's customers who have not been contacted police to come forward.
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Union goalie Andre Blake was called upon to make just one save in the shutout win.
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"We may be called upon to defend those laws and defend them we will," said Brown.
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The consequences for the feuding system it is increasingly called upon to referee could be severe.
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Black women are being called upon to be the savior in stories, and it's about time.
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Mitch McConnell, who say they believe the women and have called upon Moore to drop out.
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Callaway then called upon Blevins, his left-handed specialist, to face the left-handed hitting Harper.
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Enid of Haven is an Investigator, who is called upon to mediate disputes in the community.
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It says a lot about him that he responded when he was called upon to play.
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For the latest installment, the comedian called upon Rachel Bloom to "ruin" red carpet fashion — i.e.
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Senior bank executives most likely will be called upon to give their impressions of financial conditions.
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They called upon electors to exercise their independence as a last defense against an Obama presidency.
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"People are often called upon to make split-second decisions with insufficient context," the blog reads.
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He's a performer, a ringleader, rarely if ever being called upon to do more than that.
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Hackers called upon to help the Pentagon have found 100 vulnerabilities in Department of Defense systems.
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Cast members of "Orange Is the New Black" have called upon ICE to restore the hotline.
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Virtanen, who has been called upon by Green to produce more offense, also recorded an assist.
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We believe that poverty is a moral issue that we are all called upon to resolve.
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When we were called upon to defend the Pentagon from external threat, we would be prepared.
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And the actors, called upon to switch gears constantly, have a similar problem maintaining credible characters.
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The list is full, but standbys will be called upon in the case of no-shows.
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Shortened versions, usually little more than a minute, are used when called upon for medal ceremonies.
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Puigdemont called upon supporters of independence to take to the streets after Friday's declaration of independence.
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Protesters called upon Claire Shulman, the Queens borough president at the time, to withdraw her support.
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That's worrying, especially since a military heavily impacted by an outbreak will struggle if called upon.
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During times of national crisis, each individual is called upon to put country above self-interest.
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In a speech Thursday night, Mr. Netanyahu called upon Israelis to trust him over the prosecutors.
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There did come a time, however, when cousins were called upon to aid their familial bonds.
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A famous movie heroine once called upon "a flock of sandwiches" to fuel her holiday soiree.
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Why should the field of classical music be singularly called upon to hew to the classics?
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Consumer Reports has also called upon Samsung to work with the CPSC on an official recall.
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A defense spokesman hinted last week that the Chinese military might be called upon to restore order.
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" Flynn even jokes that if Olivia could drive, "the other widows would not have been called upon.
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When called upon to deal with the inevitable shocks that await, their failure could be truly catastrophic.
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Besides #GrabYourWallet, there have been a couple other ways that Ivanka has been criticized or called upon.
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"Of course he hasn't called upon her that much, but she's happy to help when he does."
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But we're also called upon to figure out which pieces of hay might some day become needles.
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Young people were called upon to spy on and denounce teachers and other intellectuals suspected of dissent.
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"We were called upon to investigate allegations of criminal conduct by Planned Parenthood Gulf Coast," Anderson said.
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But when called upon, it can play music, control devices or anything else possible with an Echo.
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The commissioners, if called upon, take the podium and deliver facts with a cool air of command.
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I was very honored to be called upon and bring a kind of stability and good vibes.
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Our new president has called upon allies and friends to do their fair share to defend themselves.
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But during the San Jose show, West called upon folks to talk about something other than racism.
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She called upon the Royal Horticultural Society to do more to promote diversity within the gardening community.
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The beleaguered Aleppo factions called upon the High Negotiations Committee on Tuesday evening to abandon the talks.
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We called upon makeup artist Katie Jane Hughes to put together four spring looks — with a catch.
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Most Kichwa communities have at least one shaman, who is called upon for sicknesses and aura cleansings.
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"I have agreed to offer advice and counsel when called upon by the Trump team," Palomarez said.
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The father would be called upon to play the son, and the son would play the father.
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The general was repudiated by politicians, mocked on social media and called upon by pundits to resign.
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Plus, he's just as compelling when he's called upon to beat the crap out of his enemies.
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At his first NATO meeting in May, he called upon members to spend more in defending terrorism.
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" Stone said that he was "highly confident she will testify truthfully if called upon to do so.
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But if it is the French authority, then ARCEP would be called upon to give its opinion.
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We only respond when called upon by a first responder or physician – we do not self-dispatch.
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In the moments where Mr. Talley is called upon to perform his public self, though, he shines.
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The draft U.N. resolution had called upon all countries to refrain from establishing diplomatic missions in Jerusalem.
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I was called upon to join the team that was gathering to edit the stories and texts.
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Talal Mashoud said at a news conference that "military authorities may be called upon," according to Reuters.
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"I've been even called upon to confess, so to speak, that I am a Socialist," he said.
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Not called upon to exercise much personal judgment, she finds herself turning (not unpleasantly) into a machine.
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Many Republicans have said Moore should be called upon to step aside if the allegations are true.
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For the past eight years, the Court has been called upon to respond to President Obama's agenda.
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But it's been called upon to resolve highly charged partisan disputes in just the last few days.
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His skills were called upon in a Tylenol-tampering case and a devastating gas leak in India.
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Like Din before him, Leong was called upon to represent his home country in his new community.
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Officers who did well on Davis's tests were called upon from time to time to do identifications.
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Simply put, the Sergeant-at-Arms will not be called upon to take any action against Kupperman.
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The 27 nations in Europe must be called upon more than ever to stick together as community.
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The Southern Baptist Convention understood this and called upon its members to reaffirm the importance of character.
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Now that winter has arrived, these unions are being called upon to live up to their promises.
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This only "called upon" Iran not to test-fire missiles that could be used to deliver nuclear weapons.
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As you might expect, a mogul like Martha Stewart is often called upon to jet around the globe.
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It's also, increasingly, the bare minimum of what a driver is called-upon to do during a race.
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In both cases, you've called upon a higher power — whether or not you knew you were doing so.
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Her mother called upon the men in her eulogy, along with other members of her daughter's extended family.
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Jays eliminate Rays on Carrera's pinch-hit homer TORONTO — Ezequiel Carrera has not been called upon much lately.
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" Clinton also called upon Trump's inability to let things go, which she described as "dangerous for a president.
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Astros Manager A.J. Hinch yanked Greinke after that and called upon hard-throwing, command-challenged reliever Josh James.
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If I'm called upon, whether if it is the Wednesday practice, Thursday practice, we'll see how it goes.
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Both of them also shared an antic sense of humor they called upon to insulate themselves from fools.
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In 1984, the government called upon the French Academy to look into the question of feminising certain titles.
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The G20 has called upon its member states to follow Canada's lead and spend more to stimulate growth.
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They could also be called upon to help local forces identify targets from their positions in the field.
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And when the ringers were called upon to give their answer, they all gave the same, incorrect response.
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Davis said parliament would be called upon to pass new laws to enact the exit from the bloc.
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Muslim religious leaders had called upon worshippers to enter through all gates collectively for afternoon prayers on Thursday.
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The letter specifically called upon the court to reopen the case of Zhang, "a hero of socialist construction".
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Like many of us, they have never been called upon to be this doggedly political in their lifetimes.
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In 2018, we will see the major players called upon for more transparency in how their algorithms work.
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He also called upon euro zone states to accompany the ECB's monetary policy with structural and fiscal reforms.
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And make no mistake, whatever the president thinks, the courts, if called upon, may see it quite differently.
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Nobody would get information if several journalists who aren't called upon decide to stand and filibuster in objection.
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Judge Sahar then called upon Louai, who rose from his chair and gripped the cage to support himself.
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"If called upon we can respond to any crisis across the range of military operations," he tells CNN.
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We're really celebrating brotherhood, international cooperation, rather than martial qualities that anthems are often called upon to express.
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But he may yet be called upon to do it again—this time with global stakes at hand.
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"We are eager to operate if called upon," the officer aboard one of the Persian Gulf ships said.
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Last November, many automakers called upon Trump to reevaluate Obama-era self-driving car guidelines and regulations. [Reuters]
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Today, both men and women are called upon to live up to the traditional ideals of both genders.
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"All parties are now called upon to negotiate swiftly but responsibly," Deputy Economy Minister Matthias Machnig told Reuters.
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U.S. role: Gates called upon the U.S. to play a leadership role in creating a pandemic response system.
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Grande plays Chloe, the intern who is called upon fill the gaps when the streaming service goes down.
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The dead never really disappear because they are honored constantly and called upon for help, guidance and blessings.
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Fredette's brother, T.J., remembered Girard being called upon at a basketball clinic to demonstrate a ball-handling drill.
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Rick Scott told reporters, as public officials were called upon once again to examine the state's building standards.
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His mayoralty had made him the kind of figure Republicans called upon as a surrogate in faraway states.
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And shareholders like BlackRock have called upon public companies to do more social good, or risk a backlash.
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Amid the coronavirus pandemic, the Pentagon is being increasingly called upon to supplement civilian medical capacity and supplies.
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International law experts and human rights groups were called upon to participate in the process before the court.
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Stritch was 21, just out of convent school and called upon to feign a sophistication she didn't feel.
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The opposition leader has called upon his supporters to continue civil disobedience and block roads, railways and airports.
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The resolution "called upon" Iran to curtail any activity involving ballistic missiles designed to deliver a nuclear payload.
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In a call that went past noon, each panel member was called upon to speak, in alphabetical order.
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On accepting her award, she called upon leaders to re-engage with refugees, rather than turn them away.
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Before this season, none of the players had been called upon to make decisive plays at pivotal moments.
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Anselm Kiefer called upon Beijing's Central Academy of Fine Arts to pull an upcoming exhibition of his work.
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They have been present at the trial and may still be called upon to testify later in the proceedings.
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"It called upon me and guys like me to perform a task, and we did the best we could."
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Gillibrand has previously called upon the president to resign over the sexual assault allegations that came out against him.
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Earlier this month, at a NATO meeting, European countries were called upon increasing their defense contributions to the alliance.
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The organization called upon the World Heritage Committee to add the city to Unesco's World Heritage in Danger list.
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Previously, the military could only be called upon once police concluded they could no longer deal with an incident.
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But not to worry…we've called upon Kim's closest friends, fam, and yours truly to serve up some exclusives.
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Other members of the clearing house—mostly banks and energy-trading companies—were called upon to replenish its buffers.
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The author called upon her longtime hairstylist Kristin Ess to lighten up her locks before a segment on E!
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The room is filled with NHL general managers waiting to be called upon by Brisson to beg for Tavares.
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If called upon, we are prepared to support ... government efforts to protect our national interests and safeguard US citizens.
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That could mean Berlin might be called upon to help repay depositors in failing banks elsewhere, notably in Italy.
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Cops added that they can properly dispose of meth, or any other drugs, including prescription medication, if called upon.
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Mathis, who caught the first 15 innings, was called upon to pitch after the Diamondbacks ran out of pitchers.
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Whoever is in net Tuesday, he may be called upon to steal a game to keep Pittsburgh's season alive.
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What if the guarantee of a "living wage" leads some workers to put forth less effort than called upon?
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That Mueller has called upon Stone associates for information, documents and grand jury testimony is the most obvious part.
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At dinner parties, he says he's found himself the "designated Jew," called upon to justify actions by Israel's government.
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Boukoubi also called upon the international community to act responsibly, though he did not specifically mention the African Union.
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Despite being in his 15th year, Jefferson was also called upon to guard both Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook .
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This is when the expertise of exhibition designers and art handlers, either on staff or freelance, is called upon.
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" Members of the U.N. Security Council also welcomed Afghanistan's offer and called upon the Taliban "to accept this offer.
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As far back as the Great Depression, first ladies have called upon their idnfluence to spread messages of unity.
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They do not specialize and may be called upon to interpret any of thousands of pieces of agency code.
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As he noted during the hearing, federal judges are almost never called upon to decide a new constitutional question.
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First, I'm going to give you another example, which is the point at which I called upon our editors.
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Their investigative skills are being called upon to help create the charade, making them complicit in their own deception.
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"There is an investigation that we've called upon for the whole contracting situation," Mr. Rosselló said in an interview.
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Celebrities like Molly Sims and Kyle Richardson have called upon the company to erect backyard installations for picturesque campouts.
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On potential witnesses, Nadler said he didn't think Joe Biden's son, Hunter Biden, would end up being called upon.
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"We may be called upon to defend those laws and defend them we will," he said about immigration laws.
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And she's being called upon to play that role again in the spotlight of this week's Republican National Convention.
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Savina then married a Swiss banker, G. René Zentner, and called upon Masieri's mentor to build the family villa.
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He said that US teams were "ready, willing and able" to go to China to help if called upon.
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The tune helped illustrate a point he was making about the Apostle Thomas's reaction when called upon by Jesus.
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These organizations, funded by the industry, serve as rapid-response, special forces that can be called upon if needed.
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Earlier in the day, Pence was called upon to end the deadlock over advancing the resolution to a final vote.
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For all these moments and more, Friedman was called upon again and again during his hearings to repudiate his language.
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And then, when called upon, the RS 5 is ready to overtake, slamming the occupants into the quilted leather seats.
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History is always evolving, and there comes a time when only a few are called upon to make a difference.
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CNN's Don Lemon, an openly gay black man, last week called upon Hart to become an ally to the community.
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The three appeals called upon the 9th Circuit to review the California Supreme Court's 93 ruling in McGill v. Citibank.
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Even Hong Kong's triads appear to be called upon for patriotic service—for instance, countering the Umbrella protests with violence.
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In one shot from the Infinity War trailer, it appears he's called upon Doctor Strange, Wong, and Bruce Banner, a.k.a.
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But before that, lawmakers will, in all likelihood, be called upon to pass another bill to further fund disaster relief.
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French President Francois Hollande has blamed the state for the violence and called upon the government to respect the constitution.
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The carrier hasn't ventured that far north just yet, but would be ready to if called upon, Slaughter told CNBC.
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But the Supreme Court is still called upon to weigh in on eleventh-hour appeals and other death-sentence challenges.
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In an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper Sunday, the governor said he would have "no problem" testifying if called upon.
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We called upon a handful of expert housekeepers to dish on what they can immediately size up about their clients.
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He wasn't called upon in overtime as the Blackhawks failed to send a shot on goal during the extra session.
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It would be the third time in little more than three years that Spaniards have been called upon to vote.
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Dispensing with composition's balances and counter-balances, the Minimalists called upon geometrical symmetries to produce the illusion of inevitable form.
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They were called upon to explain, defend and often reshape the President's remarks after his rhetoric had crossed conventional lines.
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When casting the video, Hirsh called upon longtime family friend Coco Arquette, 12, the daughter of Friends star Courteney Cox.
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Regulatory systems are being called upon to do even more today in a global supply chain for food and agriculture.
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But a Security Council response against Iran for the missile launches stalled amid a debate over what "called upon" means.
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President Hadi and his legitimate government called upon the Arab Coalition to assist in our fight against the Houthi threat.
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Navy Secretary Richard Spencer will likely be called upon to briefly serve as acting defense secretary until Esper is confirmed.
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Trump's attorneys argue that because he is the President, he can only be called upon to testify in extreme circumstances.
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She is frequently called upon to comment on police killings, and so watching these videos is part of her work.
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Mr. Netanyahu has repeatedly called upon President Mahmoud Abbas to hold direct, unconditional talks, and Mr. Abbas has repeatedly refused.
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"This court has repeatedly been called upon to push back against the incredible overreach by the Obama administration," she said.
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Along the way, we gained an understanding of what we were missing and called upon people to answer those questions.
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Many African slaves called upon their training when faced with atrocities to be perpetrated upon themselves or their family members.
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Griffin says a transformative event from his childhood occurred when he was called upon to fight in a local park.
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But Kershaw saw how the game was unfolding and saw that Jansen had been called upon in the seventh inning.
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While some of the big news organizations have got questions in, the variety of news organizations called upon is notable.
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Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez called upon the European institutions to launch a massive public investment platform throughout the 27 nations.
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The United States won its three matches by a combined 18 goals to none, and Naeher was rarely called upon.
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Instead, Batsh called upon Gazans to mark the day by raising Palestinian flags on their rooftops and burning Israeli ones.
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In the "Silver Foxy" challenge, the girls were called upon to cosplay as their 50-years-from-now drag selves.
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A hundred years ago, Indian, Japanese and Chinese leaders called upon their people to emulate the West to move ahead.
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In a speech at the 2016 International AIDS conference, he called upon young leaders to step up to the plate.
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Back in April, he called upon all federal agencies to do their part to promote competition in their own capacities.
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" Eisenhower added, "Any group of foreign students could possibly include students who have been called upon by their intelligence service.
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The southern province of Guangdong has called upon 177,000, landlocked Sichuan has 308,000 and the megacity of Chongqing has 118,000.
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An official at the Paris prosecutor's office said its anti-terrorist unit had not yet been called upon to investigate.
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The alternative course of action, which some have called upon FERC to pursue, is to drastically alter the permitting process.
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Abercrombie & Fitch – Abercrombie is being called upon to buy back shares, after the teen apparel retailer failed to sell itself.
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Seriously, though: Spectators are hauled onstage for a catwalk contest, or called upon to be the furniture for gyrating dancers.
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The US would be called upon to provide costly aid to failing states, according to a declassified CIA report from 1987.
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As soon as the pics went viral, Chinese netizens called upon local authorities to arrest the two tyrants and punish them.
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Cocoa and chocolate companies have already pledged their support, Donwahi said, and timber companies would also be called upon to contribute.
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Sometimes we are called upon by friends, family, and even co-workers to bring (read: bake) something special to the table.
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Our interaction with Cortana was strange to say the least, especially since we never really called upon it whenever it launched.
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OPEC has called upon major producers outside of the group to agree to limit output, but with limited success so far.
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So it retained the British-based innovation consultancy The Moon on a Stick, which in turn called upon AOP for help.
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Trump's lawyers in the Department of Justice would be called upon to defend the federal government's right to take such land.
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For the job, the musician called upon celebrity tattoo artist JonBoy, who's worked with everyone from Kylie Jenner to Justin Bieber.
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But critics say the resolution leaves wiggle room by saying Iran is "called upon" not forbidden from carrying out such tests.
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Troops may also be called upon to monitor overall conditions including ensuring air conditioning is working properly, according to one official.
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Everyone who could possibly be needed or called upon during the mission was in a room at Cape Canaveral or Houston.
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As the Associated Press reports, O'Donnell tweeted Monday night that she would be "available" to play the role if called upon.
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Your listening skills will be called upon very often this month, due to all the intense shit that's going on astrologically.
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In truth the law only confirms what has long been true — that one must submit to the Party if called upon.
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In Meek's place, the UFC have finally called upon the services of one of Britain's long-time best welterweights in Wallhead.
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As proposed, the LNG terminal would be called upon by about 120 LNG carriers per year, FERC said in a release.
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Obama said in a statement that the chosen Democratic candidates would be called upon to restore America's standing around the world.
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" He called upon Trump to condemn the attack "not only as a hate crime but as a white supremacist terrorist attack.
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St. Francis of Assisi was called upon by God to "rebuild my church for it is in ruin," Father Zwolenkiewicz said.
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Silveria's speech and, not surprisingly, I was called upon to "retract" my article by a number of people on social media.
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Tehran also called upon its proxy Islamist group, Hezbollah, to send thousands of fighters over the border in support of Assad.
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The lawsuit is the latest example of pushback from individuals called upon by Mueller to provide information in the Russia probe.
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You are not called upon to return a verdict as to the guilt or innocence of any other person or persons.
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" She added: "But not to worry we've called upon Kim's closest friends, fam and yours truly to save up some exclusives.
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Who among us hasn't donned a younger (much smaller) siblings' sandals when called upon to help unload groceries from the car?
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"We had called upon Iran not to take further measures that undermine the nuclear deal," said a German foreign ministry spokesman.
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On Tuesday, Flynn's lawyers said they expect he'll be called upon to testify in the case against his former business partners.
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Our culture is constantly appropriated for profit and people outside of our communities are often called upon to tell our stories.
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Rio's military police force were eventually called upon to act against the turbulent masses, which had spilled out into the streets.
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Mr. Carney has been called upon to resign by some politicians who support an exit from the European Union, or Brexit.
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Michelle Williams plays Anne, Eddie's estranged fiancée, and for much of the movie she's just called upon to advance the plot.
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Every time I'm called upon to wear a suit, I shrug, because my options represent a different time in my life.
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Rutte recently called upon the EU to revise its collective carbon target up to 55 percent below 1990 levels by 2030.
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But this was the first time Mr. del Toro had called upon the actor to play both monster and leading man.
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Towards the end of the hour-long radio show, Zunilda called upon her peers to report suspected traffickers to the police.
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With closer Arodys Vizcaino still on the disabled list, Atlanta called upon right-hander Jim Johnson to close out the victory.
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Former President Barack Obama recently called upon young people around the world to apply to join his inaugural Obama Foundation Summit.
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But this may be the first time that a presidential election has called upon parents to discuss slang terms for genitals.
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"We may be called upon to defend those laws and defend them we will," the governor said before a standing ovation.
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"I never had any interest in politics," he said, but later added, "I'm happy to serve if called upon to serve."
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They're both super smart, super talented and constantly called upon to solve problems (or, mysteries) that plague the people around them.
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Leaders are called upon to express and embody their own personal values just as they represent the values of their organizations.
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It's a method that non-poets use when called upon for an impromptu poem, one that can feel like a stunt.
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By providing the primary sources of this history, the viewer is called upon to make ethical decisions about these future artifacts.
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Lipson wrote: On these somber, formal occasions, the president is called upon to represent our country as the head of state.
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It may be scary to think about, but you never know when you may be called upon to speak in public.
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Ayatollah Khamenei voted early in the day and called upon all "who love Iran, the Islamic republic and people" to follow suit.
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"We had called upon Iran not to take further measures that undermine the nuclear deal," Germany's foreign ministry said in a statement.
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CPAC also called upon a professor, Larry Arnn, President of Hillsdale College, to chart an ideological path for conservatives to reach Trump.
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Yanukovych, who is now in Russia, "called upon Vladimir Putin to send Russian troops into Ukraine," according to a White House statement.
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Chan said that he, and his colleagues in the fourth generation of leaders, are all prepared to become PM if called upon.
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The hearings will begin on September 7, and Rogers, Bell, Shaw, and the Quebec-based Videotron have been called upon to testify.
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Commander Hortencia explicitly called upon female professionals, students, scientists, employees, and artists, urging them to join the cause and to confront neoliberalism.
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So regular citizens were forced to arm themselves when called upon by state and local militias: But untrained citizens made terrible soldiers.
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The Committee has been called upon to include representation from the industry and civic groups to give it greater oversight and balance.
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For her adorable bridesmaids, Lady Gabrielle called upon Isabella Windsor, Maud Windsor, Leonora Weisman, Aurelia del Drago, Eliza Goldsmith and Emily Conolly.
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The Korean prospect must have his eyes on the future based on who he as called upon to be his next opponent.
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The Saint Thomas River Park Hospital in McMinnville, Tennessee, called upon him as Chaplin to baptize the woman in a bath tub.
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She's also called upon by the biggest brands and publications in fashion to create bold, innovative beauty looks for editorials and campaigns.
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Google Assistant can be called upon in any text message, and its answers to questions are shared to everyone in the chat.
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If called upon, we are ready to respond with rapid, lethal, and overwhelming force at a time and place of our choosing.
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She, in turn, called upon Bennett, who she'd worked with on her 2015 album N°3 in order to perform this translation.
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Gutierrez watched the first nine innings from the bench but was called upon to pinch hit for Seth Smith in the 213th.
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The open question becomes what favors Trump might be called upon to do in the future in order to repay this debt.
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Puerto Rico For the second day in a row, President Trump will be called upon to be the nation's comforter-in-chief.
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A Pentagon spokesman on December 11 did not deny the military could technically be called upon for wall construction under certain circumstances.
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"We will have the opportunity to comment on George's involvement when called upon by the court at a later date," Breen said.
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But no national committee in recent memory has been called upon to pick up as much operational slack in a general election.
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President Kenyatta wished the injured a quick recovery and called upon drivers to be vigilant on the roads over the holiday period.
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Judge Kavanaugh's misstatements were so egregious and disturbing that the NAACP called upon the Senate to investigate his statements as possible perjury.
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Poor boys , as if I were being called upon to serve in a war effort, the war against boys not getting any.
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"Coalition air power is certainly in demand, and we try to provide fires in a timely fashion when called upon," he said.
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I called upon Trump to strengthen his viability among the party rank and file by adopting Curly Haugland's Plan for direct democracy.
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Charles is called upon by his former lover, the patriarch's granddaughter Sophia (Stefanie Martini), to unspool the mystery before Scotland Yard arrives.
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In the first phase of CARB's policy plans (ending in 2020), cap and trade wasn't called upon to do all that much.
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They are at high risk for infection every day and have been called upon to work much more intensely than ever before.
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This risk becomes especially acute when Trump's ambassadors are called upon to peddle "alternative facts," as Kellyanne Conway once memorably put it.
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In his letter to the acting secretary of the Army, Ryan McCarthy, Mr. Cuomo called upon the Army to reconsider its decision.
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Further, I see nothing wrong with digital currencies, and have called upon the Federal Reserve to issue U.S. dollars in blockchain form.
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Shouldn't candidates be called upon to answer for the baggage of any person who is out on the campaign trail with them?
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Instead, perhaps news outlets could be called upon to voluntarily help citizens gain better context about what elected leaders say on television.
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Not all the candidates, including Joe Biden, were called upon to answer the question of how Big Tech companies should be regulated.
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"When called upon, a blood donor volunteer moves to the casualty and pulls out their issued blood donor pack," the release explains.
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Yiannopoulos also said at the time he didn't know if he will be called upon by White House press secretary Sean Spicer.
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I am also often called upon to take notes in meetings involving the Ambassador or visiting senior U.S. officials with Ukrainian counterparts.
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But they are often called upon by the administrator and others at the EPA for their expertise on regulatory and other matters.
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That wealth will help assure that taxpayers are never again called upon to bail out Wall Street, said Fed Governor Daniel Tarullo.
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"If called upon, we are ready to respond with rapid, lethal, and overwhelming force at a time and place of our choosing".
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After right-hander Mike Morin (1-280) struck out Marisnick, Houston manager A.J. Hinch called upon Correa to bat for Tony Kemp.
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But Cuomo, who has extensive experience working with the homeless, has also been called upon by advocacy groups to do much more.
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Now's the time all earthlings are called upon to consider the hazard posed by the rocky orbiters and how to protect our planet.
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We've had some guys going in and out of the lineup, whoever has been called upon to have more responsibilities, they've done so.
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But on occasion, they're also called upon to do something that shouldn't require a PhD: find the stars that people have "purchased" online.
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A journalist called upon to ask a question will ask a single question and then will yield the floor to other journalists; 2.
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So, I called upon four trusted experts to share some of these tips and tricks you learn, once you're deep in the biz.
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They also called upon the studio's parent company, AT&T, to stop donating to politicians who take money from the National Rifle Association.
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Ultimately, the all-white, all-male senate judiciary committee never called upon Hill's coworker witnesses, believed Thomas' denials, and voted to confirm him.
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They may be called upon to treat and dress wounds, perform surgery, test for and vaccinate against diseases, prescribe medication or euthanize animals.
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So Broadly called upon yet another sociologist, Michelle Newton-Francis of American University, to see if there is any substance to Theron's gripe.
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Greenpeace called upon clothing companies to reexamine the manufacturing practices of their suppliers in order to rid the process of these toxic substances.
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The exercise also engages your abs and lower back, since they're called upon to keep you upright and stable as you move forward.
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That being said, he then called upon Kaepernick and fellow NFL players protesting to stop and think about the repercussions of their actions.
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Orion is meant to cut costs and make more efficient use of time as drivers are being called upon to make more stops.
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Georgia, where state officials called upon more than half a million residents to evacuate coastal areas, did not extend the voter registration deadline.
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On Wednesday night, Schumer called upon the Federal Trade Commission and the Federal Bureau of Investigation to "look into" FaceApp's data-gathering practices.
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The Worland Volunteer Fire Department in Wyoming was recently called upon to extinguish an unusual fire — and the footage they captured is stunning.
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When called upon to do so, he will explain to other judges why the record, the facts and the law support his view.
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The Jewish emergency room nurse called upon to tend to the accused killer of 11 people in a Pittsburgh synagogue has revealed himself.
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The resolution called upon Tehran not to undertake activities related to ballistic missiles capable of delivering nuclear weapons, including launches using such technology.
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Pet owners are frequently called upon to be thoughtful and selfless in a way that builds character, perhaps even more so than parents.
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"This case presents one of the most lamentable set of circumstances that this Court has ever been called upon to address," Hanen wrote.
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With dozens of potential candidates considering White House bids, a new generation of top operatives are likely to be called upon as well.
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THE UN is often accused of meddling, only to be called upon when disaster strikes—and then blamed for not stepping in sooner.
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Corbyn said that by convention when a government collapses the leader of the main opposition party is called upon to form a government.
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Johnson says this will be where secret allegiance members will hold meetings or where guests may be called upon to become a hero.
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Guaidó last week unsuccessfully called upon the country's military to remove Maduro, who has also been accused of human rights abuses, from power.
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Remove yourself from other people's business and recharge your own batteries, so that you can give your best advice whenever you're called upon.
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Ms. Donnelly, a Midtown Manhattan baker often called upon to make cakes for opening-night parties, has been working on "Waitress" for months.
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In Blanchette's more than 25 years in the industry, this isn't the first time his has been called upon to revive a company.
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Chief Craig called the situation "very, very disturbing" and said that state authorities could be called upon to help with a wider investigation.
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And another Presidential news conference invoking powers not called upon since the days of the Korean War did nothing to calm nervous investors.
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On Wednesday, Ms. Nielsen said little when called upon to speak, other than to thank Mr. Trump for his leadership on the issue.
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And at a hearing on Capitol Hill, the Commerce Department was called upon to provide regular breakdowns of GDP growth by income bracket.
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NAACP President and CEO Cornell William Brooks on Sunday called upon people who have been demonstrating across the country to vote in November.
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Federal judges across the country are called upon daily to vindicate the rights of the poor, the disenfranchised, the powerless and the unpopular.
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"He works every day to do the job that he is called upon to do that got dropped in his lap," Sessions said.
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He has repeatedly expressed his reluctance to engage with Kiev and has instead called upon European nations to do more to help Ukraine.
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There are currently 2,100 National Guardsmen on duty at the border and an additional 2,000 could be called upon to go if needed.
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Turkey's foreign ministry described "unnecessary tensions" when it called upon a United States diplomat to end the visa restriction, the news outlet said.
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His job is to keep the trial on track, though Roberts could be called upon to rule on whether certain witnesses should appear.
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In the event of a 50-50 tie, Republican Vice President Mike Pence would be called upon to cast a tie-breaking vote.
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We have no idea why Hollywood hasn't called upon her to ascend to the director's chair of a major film franchise by now.
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They will host the Seattle Seahawks, who called upon fan-favorite running back Marshawn Lynch to help patch up its injury-rattled offense.
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In this vision, fossil fuel companies remain robust and are even called upon to make new investments in exploration and extraction through 2050.
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They're storytellers, they're charismatic, they've had to be politicians when called upon, and they've woven together political coalitions and activated their customer base.
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In the case of Plessy and Brown, and in various other overturned cases, the Supreme Court is called upon to directly interpret the Constitution.
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In fact, in so-called "hot" or active combat zones, C-130s often airdrop weapons, supplies and even troops when called upon by Commanders.
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Tragically, Paul Atkinson had died of kidney and liver disease in 2004, so the band called upon the help of Keith Airey on guitar.
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You're often called upon with runners in scoring position, and a single ill-timed walk, gork, or Baltimore Chop can cost you the ballgame.
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And its premiere succeeds, playing to the strengths of The Conners' ensemble of actors, who are all called upon to react to Roseanne's death.
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That's why we called upon hair pro Damian Monzillo to help us create four volume-packed hairstyles to fake thicker hair — no extensions required.
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A president of the United States is called upon to make extremely tough, complicated decisions that shape the lives of literally billions of people.
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However, 'The Real Deal' pointed out that getting the Tristar welterweight comfortable with unorthodox striking patterns was the main reason he was called upon.
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The APAC has a union doctor, who they called upon after news of Nova's death to educate the community about UTIs and their symptoms.
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Her work goes beyond personal styling, and her talents have been called upon by brands like Nike, New Era, Gatorade, and even Parkwood Entertainment.
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Meanwhile, Khloé, 33, called upon one of her favorite maternity looks — pairing a fitted black number with a long brown fur-like duster overcoat.
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During Apollo 11, everyone who could possibly be needed or called upon during the mission was in a room at Cape Canaveral or Houston.
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They can now be called upon by investigators led by special counsel Robert Mueller to explain what they may have learned about the meeting.
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I know they would help each other if called upon, but I don't know if they will put in real work to be friends.
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The President's comment may also conflict with a sound legal strategy, given that he could eventually be called upon to testify to Mueller's probe.
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Lonmin shareholders have seen the value of their asset slump by 98 percent in five years as it called upon them repeatedly for cash.
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The resolution says Iran is "called upon" to refrain for up to eight years from work on ballistic missiles designed to deliver nuclear weapons.
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This time, the book's opening salvo confronts the way childless women are regularly called upon to justify their state, whatever they have otherwise accomplished.
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If migrants on the US side of the border get hurt during the crossing, military troops could potentially be called upon to help them.
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When you spread the ball around and each guy just makes their plays when their number is called upon, it's like the same thing.
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"We will have the opportunity to comment on George's involvement when called upon by the Court at a later date," his legal representatives said.
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Canada, Turkey, Australia and Israel also supported the action, with Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull not ruling out joining further strikes if called upon.
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Gurley was called upon as sort of a pseudo representative of Uber's board at the time the company acquired self-driving trucking startup Otto.
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In politics, French President Emmanuel Macron called upon the U.S. on Wednesday to engage more with the rest of the world and tackle nationalism.
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Nelson in a letter last month called upon the inspector general to conduct a thorough probe or audit of the FAA's oversight of Allegiant.
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"And [I] hope that if there's a way we can help in that effort, that we are called upon to do so," he added.
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You don't doubt that, if called upon, the cast members could draw up meticulous charts of the motivations of the damaged souls they embody.
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For one, we should take a page from Clinton's VP pick, Tim Kaine, who has called upon the system to embrace higher education alternatives.
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"The gender gap in life expectancy is closing, suggesting that many more men will be called upon to care for their partners," Langner said.
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Instead of fighting enemies, soldiers have been called upon to act as nation-builders, economic development professionals, and even interim mayors of Afghan cities.
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House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy told Fox News Monday the remarks were "very dangerous" and called upon Waters to issue a public apology. Sen.
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The resolution says that Iran "is called upon" not to undertake any activity related to ballistic missiles, but does not explicitly ban the activity.
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Under the terms of the nuclear accord signed last summer, Iran was called upon to refrain from testing missiles designed to deliver nuclear weapons.
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Once upon a time, Saint Jude was only rarely called upon, for fear of accidentally invoking the similarly-named Judas Iscariot, Christ's ultimate betrayer.
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So, in an effort to totally ace our swatching game, we called upon Sephora Pro makeup artist Shawn Lumaban to share his expert tips.
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In the film, Ren is called upon to physically confront the bully Chuck, whose favorite hobbies seem to be being homophobic and assaulting women.
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Both called upon their experience in the world of theatrical production to lay the foundation for projects with already close ties to the stage.
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Ever since they were first proposed by the Austrian physicist Wolfgang Pauli in 19953, neutrinos have been called upon to patch holes in theories.
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The United States has called upon all parties to take appropriate measures to mitigate the risk of civilian casualties and damage to civilian infrastructure.
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Apparently, he believes that Hillary would be worse for the country, and, as a result, he has been called upon to defend the indefensible.
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Therefore, it's quite possible that you or a loved one will witness a cardiovascular event one day and be called upon to preserve life.
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OFFERMAN I was glad I wasn't called upon to emulate any specific Silicon Valley figurehead, but instead a more realistic, finely wrought human being.
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" The Senate committee source noted the agency could "be called upon to provide care to non-veterans if community health care resources are strained.
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This is a novel about a girl who's just trying to find her place in the world, when she's called upon to save it.
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Its report called upon the Department of Agriculture to track honeybee-colony loss and to restore millions of acres of land to pollinator habitat.
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They could if called upon to do so, but what made them appealing was that they were accidental superheroes who were otherwise ordinary people.
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The government extended that on Friday for two more weeks and called upon retired and in-training medical personnel to "prepare for national duty".
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The troops are rarely seen in Hong Kong, and are there to be called upon by the Hong Kong government only in an emergency.
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In the interim, to ensure federal prisons operate safely despite the shortages, staff are called upon to work overtime, often many times a week.
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If the House is called upon to choose a president, it must choose one of the three candidates who received the most electoral votes.
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Even at the time, 1,028 economists — an extraordinary number for 1930 — called upon President Herbert Hoover (in vain) to veto the Smoot-Hawley tariff.
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"#USAF B-1B Lancer #bombers on Guam stand ready to fulfill USFK's #FightTonight mission if called upon to do so," the original tweet said.
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The U.S. is being called upon by its Arab allies to intervene militarily, while its security sector works on overdrive to protect the homeland.
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That implicit consent, she said, could be important if the Supreme Court ends up being called upon to interpret the president's power over DOJ.
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"There continues to be uncertainty and nobody quite knows what we will be called upon to do if the migrant caravan arrives," she said.
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Not being a member of the military, and generally opposed to its actions, I have never been called upon to defend the United States.
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She has called upon a pillow manufacturer, a furniture maker and a technology consultant, among others, for help and ideas about running her business.
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This historic resolution also called upon local, state and federal law enforcement and judicial bodies to more fully monitor, report, and prosecute such incidents.
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But after a protest group named Citizens of the Republic of Poland called upon Poles to converge on Parliament, several hundred people gathered outside.
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Even if your friend is estranged from her sibling, this is a moment when family must be called upon, especially given her social isolation.
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A 2015 U.N. resolution "called upon" Iran to refrain for up to eight years from work on ballistic missiles designed to deliver nuclear weapons.
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Man Down probably could have worked as a showcase for LaBeouf, given the range of emotions and mental states he's called upon to perform.
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For its part, BuzzFeed steadfastly defended its reporting, and called upon the special counsel's office to clarify what parts of the story it was disputing.
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Leifheit, Dust, and Stein were all on hand throughout, happily manning the bar when called upon to do so, and were consistently affable and gracious.
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But the possibility of the nation's highest bench being called upon to clear up a growing legal imbroglio will also open a new political fight.
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His was a generation that was constantly swapping ideas, playing in one another's bands, being swiftly called upon to sit in on one another's sessions.
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"I think there should be policies in place at any given facility who thinks they may be called upon to do this," Lipshultz told VICE.
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After pulling double duty on vocals and guitar that night, Bon Jovi called upon guitarist Phil X to help the band finish out the tour.
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The U.S. Supreme Court may eventually be called upon to rule on the various state laws, which challenge the high court's landmark 1973 Roe v.
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They may be called upon to conduct search and rescue operations, investigate complaints and accidents and educate the public about laws pertaining to the outdoors.
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Justice Department lawyers could be called upon to answer for his words as the travel ban case reaches the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Neither Sanders nor Hicks were the president's first choices for the positions they currently hold, but were called upon when the men before them failed.
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The former Home Alone star even called upon his pal Dan Fogler, who stars in the Fantastic Beasts series, to help him land a part.
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Liberal Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who Trump called upon to resign last July after she called him "a faker," is 83 while Kennedy is 80.
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Romo was called upon in the ninth inning with two outs and a runner on first base, but that runner, Cesar Hernandez, was caught stealing.
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He needs to show the political fastball last called upon in a vice-presidential debate in 2012, which steadied Obama's suddenly wobbling re-election campaign.
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But the likely truth is that at this very moment, we are being called upon to act, and we are failing without even realizing it.
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Since the crash occurred, the company has been called upon by Consumer Reports to "disable" and rename its Autopilot feature until it is made safer.
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A bipartisan group of US senators called upon CEO Mark Zuckerberg to testify about how Cambridge Analytica came into possession of so much user data.
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But no nation should ever be called upon to sacrifice its own citizens to preserve the lives of aggressive infiltrators intent on murder and mayhem.
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Accordingly, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer have called upon Barr to provide the full report and underlying documentation to Congress.
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With Sean Manaea and Brett Anderson on the disabled list, the A's called upon Liam Hendriks to start for just the second time since 2014.
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When called upon by the Kremlin, oligarchs, contractors, criminals and spies (current or former) all provide levers for advancing President Vladimir Putin's assault on democracies.
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Given that the 76-year-old is frequently said to be suffering from prostate cancer, the committee may indeed be called upon to do so.
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Under the current resolution, Iran is "called upon" to refrain from work on ballistic missiles designed to deliver nuclear weapons for up to eight years.
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Back in 1992, the monarch turned up at the Fairmont Palliser Hotel in Calgary, where Dundon was called upon to whip up a special meal.
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For this reason, Triple Canopy's frame questions, which called upon panelists to speculate "as an investment involving considerable risk," appear at once inspired and incongruous.
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"We were called upon to investigate allegations of criminal conduct by Planned Parenthood Gulf Coast," Harris County District Attorney Devon Anderson said in a statement.
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In Hillary Clinton's concession speech last Wednesday, she thanked supporters, activists, community leaders — and called upon the members of secret Facebook groups to speak out.
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Goldfein and Wilson say they have both called upon Congress to lift budget caps, but could not say whether lawmakers will do so this year.
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For robust horn interplay, he called upon the Dap-Kings, loved by Mr. Simpson for their work with Amy Winehouse, who play on five songs.
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The maintainers are proud of the fact that they are the airmen charged with making sure that the B-52 takes flight when called upon.
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"Religious leaders are ... called upon to initiate, promote and accompany processes for the welfare and reconciliation of all people," Francis told the 20-strong delegation.
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Larson called upon his human performance optimization training and saved not only himself but the F-35A Lightning II he was flying from any damage.
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Congress soon may be called upon to vote to overturn the CFPB's rules to rein in payday lenders, known as the Small Dollar Loans Rule.
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She also founded an outreach organization, Hineni, its name — Hebrew for "I am here" — alluding to Abraham's answer when called upon by God in Genesis.
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So when she was approached by Planned Parenthood, Wen felt called upon to follow her own counsel and do everything she could to fight back.
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He was among Trump's rivals during the GOP presidential primary, and is now being called upon to lead the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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Only one country has called upon that clause in its history, and that is the United States following the terror attacks on September 11, 2001.
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President Trump, who vowed to dramatically cut the size of the federal government, called upon Congress to give agencies the power to fire federal workers.
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In high school, substitute teachers can be called upon to teach an hour of civics before the full-time teacher is back in the classroom.
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To do that, the Air Force called upon a young psychologist at the Aero Medical Laboratory at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base near Dayton, Ohio.
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Under the U.N. resolution, Iran is "called upon" to refrain from work on ballistic missiles designed to deliver nuclear weapons for up to eight years.
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Multiple female Democratic lawmakers called upon Franken to resign after he expressed reluctance to vacate his position, arguing that he remembers the alleged incidents differently.
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And U.S. aircraft were called upon 62 times to provide protection for coalition troops last month, a major increase from only six times in March.
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The A's made things interesting after the Rays called upon Romo to close out the 4-33 contest in the home half of the ninth.
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Apprentices worked full-time on projects for company clients, but were also called upon to teach in the classes they had graduated from months earlier.
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Clinton called upon Trump to disclose his tax returns and suggested that Trump may not be as wealthy as he has represented to the voters.
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" She said that Mr. Clement and others took their jobs "knowing that they could be called upon to work in different positions at any time.
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There are few things more sacred in the criminal-justice system than preserving the integrity of those who are called upon to testify at trials.
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Fishing both allows for and often demands this bespoke morality, called upon as frequently as pliers and variable even among anglers on the same trip.
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This isn't a very compelling rationale, especially when those same members will almost surely be called upon to vote on articles of impeachment soon enough.
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In anxious times, including health emergencies, presidents are called upon to show authority and credible planning and to inspire confidence and national unity among Americans.
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In August, Aisyah's father Asria maintained that his daughter was tricked and called upon the government of Indonesia to do more to secure her release.
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I can defend my life if called upon, or the lives of my family, but I don't need to defend my stuff by shooting someone.
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He said that he did not think of his music as "particularly political" but that "sometimes one is called upon to make a political stand."
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Once again, our leadership is being called upon to arrive at a decision that will effectively address the need to effect longstanding change and sustainability.
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At the time, she called upon her followers to be kinder to one another, a sentiment she continues to echo in the upcoming 2020 vote.
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Vice President Mike Pence could be called upon break a 50-50 tie in the Senate over the nomination of Betsy DeVos as education secretary.
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Tax dollars are used to train these local firefighters so when they are called upon, their expertise is available to save lives and protect property.
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Barr also called upon the president "to stop the tweeting about Department of Justice criminal cases" and urged him to curb his social media activity.
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The porn goddess she summoned that day in the mansion became an ally that she called upon more and more in the years that followed.
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When the MP was called upon to speak about an important issue, the chair of the Judicial Affairs and Education Committee was faced with a decision.
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He further called upon his agency to target "bad actors" targeting Americans consumers with robocalls in a fashion that doesn't sweep up millions of American consumers.
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So automakers — and all the companies in their supply chains — are stuck waiting and wondering what kind of vehicles they will be called upon to produce.
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With the ball coming directly at him, Adams said he called upon his time as a kid on the baseball diamond to pull off the feat.
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They can be called upon to lend their strength, much like partner characters that take the form of various demons from the Shin Megami Tensei series.
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Ping called upon the international community to intervene, but analysts said intervention from abroad was unlikely as was a widespread people power revolution to unseat Bongo.
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Araoz said she hopes Epstein spends the rest of his life in prison, and is willing to testify in court if called upon by federal prosecutors.
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Matt Bevin to hold a news conference Saturday, at which he called upon "every individual" in the Statehouse linked to a sexual harassment settlement to resign.
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"There's a significant number of projects that can be called upon in this $50-$60 [per barrel] range," economist and co-author Kunal Patel tells me.
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Vice President Jusuf Kalla, who is also a Golkar member, told reporters on Thursday Novanto should be ready to face any legal process if called upon.
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Under a 2015 U.N. resolution, Iran is "called upon" to refrain from work on ballistic missiles designed to deliver nuclear weapons for up to eight years.
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Though McCown lost his starting job to rookie Sam Darnold, he was called upon to start three games when Darnold went down with a foot injury.
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Ironically, these coats make their wearers look bound at the knees, like they couldn't take a large step over a puddle of snowmelt if called upon.
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Monitors urge calm amid fraud allegations Earlier Friday, international observers called upon candidates to respect the final outcome and resolve any poll disputes through legal avenues.
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Then, the Department of Justice is called upon to conduct a federal civil rights probe, which sometimes happens, but similarly tends to produce no criminal charges.
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My oversight work includes all federal agencies, but one agency I've consistently called upon for transparency and financial accountability is the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD).
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Now an F.B.I. agent, Laurie is called upon to oversee the investigation into Crawford's murder, which has currently moved into the extrajudicial-interrogations-of-racists phase.
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In the latest surrounding politics, French President Emmanuel Macron called upon the U.S. to engage more with the rest of the world and to combat nationalism.
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When bureau agents arrived at the ranch to round up and remove the cattle, Bundy called upon militias in the region to come to his aid.
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Ahmed had no lawyer, and so Sahar called upon an elderly state attorney named Hussein, who was seated in the gallery, to spontaneously craft a defense.
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In a televised address earlier this week, 41-year-old reformist Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed called upon those hoarding hard currency to deposit it in banks.
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The problem is that the space environment, even just in low Earth orbit, is like no place anyone has been called upon to make war in.
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But just as Iraq has a neutral mediator, Kurdistan also has one neutral figure who could lead a delegation to Baghdad, if called upon: Barham Salih.
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Even if you don't supervise anyone's day-to-day work, you may be called upon to spearhead a new initiative or lead an ad-hoc team.
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Sadly, all three of them play Russians, the result being that, when called upon to converse, they have to turn the Slavic dial up to eleven.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions in April called upon the Justice Department to prioritize the criminal prosecution of individuals attempting to cross the U.S.-Mexico border illegally.
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"History is always evolving, and there comes a time when only a few are called upon to make a difference," the narrator of the video says.
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Should she extend that streak to four with a win over Zingano, she too could be called upon to fight the winner of Tate and Nunes.
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Lawmakers need to understand these technologies, as they will be called upon to craft new laws and regulations to bring these technologies about smartly and safely.
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With some throwback photos, he called upon the forces of the internet, asking them to settle the debate once and for all — who wore it best?
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US Marines, as they had in past battles, were called upon to battle a determined foe in close-combat, which at times devolved into a fistfight.
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Among the revelations: a casual list of some of the biggest names in business and politics who he has called upon for advice in years past.
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He had called upon the "Wise Men" previously, in the summer of 1965, when final plans were nearing completion to go all-in with ground troops.
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Last year, the city introduced an initiative to honor women with a significant connection to New York, and it called upon the public to make suggestions.
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Kenan Evren, who took power in 19803 after a coup, called upon the people to "firmly embrace our religion" to ward off the threat of socialism.
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Rabbi David Lau, the Ashkenazi chief rabbi in Israel, called upon Jews to say 100 blessings daily, as King David did when confronted with a plague.
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Rabbi David Lau, the Ashkenazi chief rabbi in Israel, called upon Jews to say 100 blessings daily, as King David did when confronted with a plague.
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Nine European countries have called upon their EU counterparts to issue so-called corona bonds — a new debt instrument that would combine securities from different countries.
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But that board, assailed as a "death panel," has never been called upon to make such choices, for no members have ever been nominated to it.
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But when you're called upon to do policy like taxes, like tax policy, which affects over 100 million Americans, they don't all live in New Jersey.
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Strikingly, the lawyers called upon current department employees to be on the lookout for future abuses and to be willing to bring oversight to the department.
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""They will continue to proudly do so by supporting their patronages and carrying out works for The Monarchy within the UK or abroad, as called upon.
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Mr. Ahmadinejad has called upon his supporters to gather on Friday in East Tehran, a middle-class area where he has lived most of his life.
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They called upon business owners from outside the tech realm, like Chris Sutton, cofounder of Noble Denim, a jeans business that used US-made, organic materials.
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"He is not the kind of guy who says 'no' when called upon to serve," said Nicholas J. Rasmussen, Mr. Maguire's predecessor at the counterterrorism center.
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They felt like exhibits you might see at the U.S.S. Intrepid, tools of a war you've heard about but not been called upon to fight in.
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In 1961, on the day he turned 15, Lynch and his Eagle Scout troop were called upon to seat V.I.P.s at John F. Kennedy's swearing-in.
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At a United States-Germany Fed Cup match over the weekend on Maui, an opera singer, Will Kimball, was called upon to sing the German anthem.
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America's military service members are called upon to defend our great nation, yet are struggling to make ends meet, a completely unacceptable situation requiring urgent attention.
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In December 1940, he called upon the country to become the "arsenal of democracy," resulting in the Lend-Lease Act that he signed in March 1941.
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The city's new initiative rightly focuses on honoring women with a significant connection to New York, and it has called upon the public to make suggestions.
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To create the virtual moon landscape setting, the creators called upon NASA's open source library of 3D scans, focusing in particular on the Copernicus Crater (above).
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Since Trump's team has suggested that they'd fight any subpoenas from Mueller, Kavanaugh, if confirmed, may be called upon to decide whether Mueller's investigation is constitutional.
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Called upon to depict a nude hero rather than a robed saint – his more typical subject – Zurbarán clothes Hercules in an armor of interestingly lumpy muscles.
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The actor Gerard Butler urged the drivers to start their engines with all the excitement of a wedding guest unexpectedly called upon to offer a toast.
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Ms Mazzucco is left to practise variations on a glassy-eyed gawk; she is called upon to shoulder nearly the entire sixth episode herself, and struggles mightily.
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New banners also called upon Chairman Emeritus of the Whitney board Leonard Lauder and Chairman of the Executive Committee Robert J. Hurst to interfere in the crises.
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Its elastic qualities make it ideal for treating wounds that are regularly called upon to expand and contract, and where wounds are at risk of re-opening.
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The resolution, which enshrined Iran's nuclear deal, called upon Tehran to refrain for up to eight years from work on ballistic missiles designed to deliver nuclear weapons.
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But even there, such a backstop would only be provided from 2024, with earlier support an option only if chances of it being called upon are small.
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As always, Jack is called upon to protect innocents and dispatch Aku's threatening, predatory robots, but now he does so with an undeniable streak of savage anger.
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At least in recent years, such operations were carried out by National Guard forces, largely part-time military members often called upon in response to domestic emergencies.
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Though business stalled around Lambert's sixth birthday, her parents got called upon by Paula Jones' lawyers to investigate former president Bill Clinton on her sexual harassment claims.
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Ruggles had lost his starting kicking role after a six-overtime loss a week earlier at Virginia Tech, but he was called upon in the second half.
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"We will have the opportunity to comment on George's involvement when called upon by the Court at a later date," a press release from his counsel said.
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In addition to nominating Krasinski, the Jurassic World star also called upon actor and retired wrestler Dave Bautista and Caleb Shaw to step up to the plate.
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For its Kickstarter campaign, Uye Surana called upon friends of the brand who have tried its bralettes before, which includes women of different backgrounds, ages, and sizes.
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At Foursquare, our data scientists are often called upon to analyze real world trends; we use big data to determine how commercial fortunes are rising or falling.
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Order Two A rager at some point in the past 0003 days - Posty called upon Postmates to help him throw a party sometime in the last year.
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The shared family desktop was vital to our lives, yet at the same time, it remained quiet and unobtrusive, serving the family unit proudly whenever called upon.
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Back in January, Kardashian called upon her famous friends to dress as her in the Yeezy collection using the hashtag #KimClone for the Yeezy Season 6 campaign.
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With Boston close to full strength in the playoffs, his ice time has been more limited, but Coach Bruce Cassidy expects him to contribute when called upon.
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When she was a young bride-to-be and was called upon to cook for Mr. Bush's younger brothers, her future mother-in-law bragged to Mrs.
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When meeting with fellow members at the NATO Leaders meeting in Brussels, the president called upon organization allies to spend more on defense to battle terrorism threats.
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Comedians have long been called upon to boost morale with the funnies, and many started their careers performing for the military: Harry Secombe, Spike Milligan, Kenneth Williams.
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Under the July 20 resolution, Iran is now "called upon" to refrain from work on ballistic missiles designed to deliver nuclear weapons for up to eight years.
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There's no blood test for autism, so doctors are called upon to determine whether their human patients have difficulty communicating and responding to social cues, for instance.
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"Let me be clear, if called upon we are trained, equipped and ready to unleash the full lethal capability of our allied air forces," the general said.
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"We were called upon to investigate allegations of criminal conduct by Planned Parenthood Gulf Coast," said Harris County District Attorney Devon Anderson according to ABC13 in Houston.
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The protest called upon immigrants to stay at home and not participate in shopping, school or work, to highlight the significance immigrants have on the U.S. economy.
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Every episode Gadget is called upon by his boss Chief Quimby to help solve a crime, nearly all of which are perpetrated by the villain Dr. Claw.
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When eliminating potential jurors via peremptory challenges (as opposed to challenges "for cause"), lawyers can be called upon to present a race-neutral explanation for their strikes.
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They were grilling me to confess my sins, and as each sin was confessed they called upon the holy spirit to drive that demon out of me.
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Many DJs, producers, and other members of the nightlife ecosystem have called upon Khan to do something about the situation, including Skream, Elijah & Skilliam, Sasha, and more.
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His diplomatic skills are called upon when the Ain'ts witness some bad business backstage and need to be placated until they can be dealt with more permanently.
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As of Monday, the House Intelligence Committee had not yet called upon Cooper to testify in public, as several other officials have been called on to do.
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Now the former Texas governor has endorsed Mr. Trump and went as far as saying he was ready to serve as a running mate if called upon.
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She was constantly called upon to communicate on the emergency pay cuts, furloughs, base closures, and all the other very bad news coming in through the pipeline.
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"Since the U.S. entered into the Colombia trade agreement, my colleagues and I have called upon the administration to fully enforce the agreement's labor provisions," DeLauro said.
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Actually, I was called upon by Ben Zimmer of the Wall Street Journal—he is the person who actually found this earliest citation, on March 3, 1936.
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For what it was worth, during the team's trip last month to the West Coast, Jackson said he knew Rambis could do the job if called upon.
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Dozens of artisans and restorers were called upon to duplicate the room in the 1980s, and essentially tasked with reviving the lost art form of amber carving.
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While they called upon their supporters to remain calm and pledged to respect the law, they also vowed to fight to ensure the credibility of the vote.
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Although the government never publicly linked Lazar to the case, onlookers had speculated that he might be called upon to assist in the FBI's investigation into Clinton.
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Khwaja sira are a special class in society, often called upon to dance at celebrations, and at times thought of as having a mythical, almost sacred quality.
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"He is called upon to be someone that has to turn his back on so many of the temptations of this world," he said in the homily.
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Meanwhile, among the challenges we're called upon to meet in this moment of profound democratic crisis, finding another place to get a latte is an easy one.
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A healthy Turner contributed a lot this season, and she will be called upon against Baylor's seemingly indomitable duo in the post, Kalani Brown and Lauren Cox.
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But he was also the man who called upon Sarah Palin, a wholly unqualified and uninspired choice, to try to resurrect a foundering campaign against Barack Obama.
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Under the executive order, the Post Office would be called upon in the event of a "widespread biological terror event" to deliver antibiotics or other medical necessities.
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Socrates served his city as a soldier in war when called upon; Mr. Trump played the system — avoiding military service, exploiting legal loopholes and connections, amassing riches.
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As the society's influence and membership grew, conservative mainstream office seekers were often called upon by reporters and rivals to avow whether they supported the society's agenda.
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Mets 5, Giants 2 SAN FRANCISCO — Despite all that has happened to the Mets' starting rotation this season, Jacob deGrom has always been there when called upon.
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His campaign called upon the hundreds of tech leaders to not only send their employees, but also to make sure to proudly share their support for Bloomberg.
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Very happy that Macron was elected, that the polls were right, and that François Fillon and Benoît Hamon called upon their voters to vote for Emmanuel Macron.
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It's a simple but moving image of sympathetic feeling between strangers, and a poetic evocation of our mostly unspoken — and un-called-upon — dependence on one another.
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Carol M. Swain: Racial oppression is changing; we need new appreciation for King Martin Luther King Jr. was the imperfect prophet who called upon our better angels.
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Logan Couture and Chris Tierney scored twice each to support San Jose's backup netminder, who just continues to give his team what it needs when called upon.
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The commissioners called upon the senior Australian Catholic leaders to urge the Vatican to consider major changes, including making celibacy voluntary and mandatory reporting of religious confessions.
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Chad's president, Idriss Deby, the African Union's current chairman, meanwhile duly noted the court decision and called upon Bongo to create the necessary conditions for fruitful dialogue.
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"Russia is called upon to act in a moderating manner on the Syrian government and prevent a further escalation," Merkel's spokesman, Steffen Seibert, said in a statement.
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The Salvation Army believes, therefore, that Christians whose sexual orientation is primarily or exclusively same-sex are called upon to embrace celibacy as a way of life.
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On the recording Patton, the person Meadows called upon as a character witness for the president, didn't seem doubtful that Trump could have said such a thing.
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There was later a situation in which he was called upon to professionally judge my work, and he turned me down for something I was competing for.
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The fuzzy area, where MacDonough will likely be called upon, has to do with whether a provision's changes in spending and revenue are "incidental" to its purpose.
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Mr. Cazeneuve called upon residents and vacationers at ski resorts in the region to observe the "greatest caution" and to respect security warnings issued by the local authorities.
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This week, the EU Foreign Affairs Council called upon Erdogan's government to fully comply with Turkey's constitutional order, and stressed the importance of the rule of law prevailing.
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We step out of our Solar System into the Universe, seeking only peace and friendship, to teach if we're called upon, to be taught if we are fortunate.
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Psychologists are not medical doctors -- typically, they have Ph.D.s -- but they may also be called upon to lend expertise about the mind and behavior of some public figures.
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" In September, former DNC chairman Don Fowler, who has called upon Sanders to officially join the party, told Politico, "The Democratic Party has treated Senator Sanders exceptionally well.
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DiCaprio, who also dabbles in climate activism, praised Thunberg in the post as a "leader of our time" and called upon world leaders to take her message seriously.
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To find some middle ground, we called upon celebrity makeup artist Andre Sarmiento for his tips to making the concept work IRL — without looking like a disco ball.
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Both teams lost their starting pitchers after two innings due to the second rain delay and a total of 10 relievers were called upon to finish it out.
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Though he averaged less than seven minutes a game with the Los Angeles Lakers this season he still possesses a physical presence that is ready when called upon.
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It would be a surprise if the nine justices are not eventually called upon, too, to resolve a long-simmering dispute over Texas's highly restrictive voter-ID requirements.
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"The Kurdistan Region Security Council was called upon by Swedish authorities and members of her family to assist in locating and rescuing her from ISIL," the statement read.
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" A statement announcing the forum said they "will be called upon to meet with the president frequently" on "how government policy impacts economic growth, job creation and productivity.
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He called upon the U.N. Secretary-General to designate an advocate or representative to work with member states and outside groups to develop a global anti-trafficking plan.
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He shared a beautiful photo of his "new home," Canada, on Instagram and promptly called upon his pal Drake to hook him up with some prime real estate.
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When the Ebola crisis hit Liberia two years ago, the artist was among those called upon by Unicef to develop posters on how the public could protect themselves.
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Under UN resolution 2231 that enshrines the nuclear deal, Iran is "called upon" to refrain from work for up to eight years on ballistic missiles for nuclear weapons.
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Over time, money is seamlessly transferred into an FDIC insured savings account where it can be called upon later for anything from paying down student loans to travel.
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Then each one of the scenarios is called upon by the data from the National Hurricane Center, so the map that's displayed is live and in real time.
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The man Comey called upon was Robert Mueller, who ordered the security detail protecting Ashcroft to not allow White House staff to eject Comey from Ashcroft's hospital room.
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U.S. intelligence agencies and other countries could be called upon to help provide arms and assistance, the official said, again emphasizing that no decisions have yet been made.
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"Suspending a search for anyone, let alone a young child, is the most difficult thing a commanding officer in the Coast Guard is called upon to do," Capt.
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He has been at the side of three WADA presidents, witnessed seismic shifts in style and subtle changes in direction, creating chaos and repairing damage as called upon.
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The move allows for emergency assistance to be called upon from the U.S. military and even other countries, according to the National Interagency Fire Center in Boise, Idaho.
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In the election's final sprint, Mr. Sanders has been called upon as a youth ambassador of sorts — an unlikely role for a once-obscure septuagenarian senator — making Mrs.
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Mourners are called upon to mark larger losses within their communities, like displacement or exile, in a cultural role that is part witness, part historian and part poet.
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But then, so might yours be if called upon to bark wooden dialogue and names that seem concocted by a desperate Scrabble player who's run out of vowels.
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When Waterworks decided to expand beyond its sleek updates on classic fixtures, the company called upon the cult New York City-based jewelry designer and sculptor Jill Platner.
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Within my rituals, I honor the spirits of the four directions which are the ancestral energies used and called upon most by both sides of my indigenous lineage.
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As a result, pitchers were called upon to pinch-hit in key situations and, in the case of Shelby Miller, also to pinch-run and play left field.
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Canada is apparently becoming the official Land of Extremely X-Files Shit, as this isn't the first mysterious noise that locals have called upon the government to investigate.
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Though we are called upon to inject surplus spiritual value into some of Fama's poems, when he hits the Richter scale, he pays us back in solid gold.
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Silicon Valley values: One reason tech companies are taking a stance is because they're pretty much the only industry being called upon by everyday consumers to do so.
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For years, people have called upon us to take a position on political issues, and we have steadfastly remained non-partisan and refused to comment on political matters.
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Jason Vargas, typically the Mets' fifth starter, limited the Cardinals to one run in four innings Friday night before five relievers were called upon to finish the Cardinals.
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Long hours are fairly standard aboard Navy ships, and even during scheduled times off, sailors are often called upon to respond quickly to problems that arise at sea.
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From a soaring skyscraper to the wide span of a bridge, landmarks and buildings around the world are often called upon as torchbearers of grief after mass tragedies.
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In the exasperated tone of someone called upon to explain the obvious, Katelyn said she liked being able to make her own waffles at their hotel's breakfast buffet.
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As individual students are called upon to address what is actually a political problem, he writes, security companies and bulletproof backpack makers get to profit from the panic.
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That burden falls on the players, who must be brave enough to speak up, as well as the media, which will be called upon to provide more oversight.
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Rarely has it been called upon to speak up as relentlessly as it has for those whose voices were silenced at the World Trade Center 113 years ago.
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Nine months ago, Carlson was co-hosting "Fox and Friends Weekend" but has since been called upon to fill vacancies in three prime-time slots at 7 p.m.
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"While the UAW-GM bargaining team continue to set the pattern by negotiating first, we remain ready and able to complete our negotiations when called upon," Gamble wrote.
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He vacationed there, and state officials were called upon to produce his birth certificate to disprove the false conspiracy theories that he had not been born in America.
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" Speaking to his party faithful on Thursday, Mr. Gantz called upon Mr. Netanyahu and his Likud to resume unity talks immediately, "without preconditions, without spin and without blocs.
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"At these events, there are people who are called upon to speak, to take up space, to say 'here are the experiences that got me here,'" she says.
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Then the 11 Republican senators shoved aside the female prosecutor they called upon to cross-examine Ford, but not her alleged attacker, and took over the questioning themselves.
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Hargrave was called upon to speak during the public comment part of the school board meeting when she started criticizing the superintendent's proposed raise -- from $58,190 to $140,188.
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Meanwhile, in the coming weeks, Roberts is also likely to be called upon to serve as the presiding officer in a potential impeachment trial in the Senate chamber.
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By asking Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to investigate Joe Biden's son's dealings in the country, Trump called "upon a foreign power to intervene in his election," she said.
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Amrita Sen, chief oil analyst at Energy Aspects agreed that more oil is being called upon and said the market has tightened significantly in the last three months.
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The French environment minister, Ségolène Royal, said on Twitter the killing of the rhinoceros was a "criminal slaughter," and she called upon countries to ban the ivory trade.
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In another scene, she's called upon to clarify whether her family came to the United States legally, or "the right way," as one of the Thrombeys puts it.
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Police officers do an excellent job of protecting citizens when called upon, but their track record as arbiters of constitutional law is less than stellar (see civil forfeiture).
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On Monday, Goodell was called upon again to go through the motions of another awkward moment, at the traditional morning-after news conference to award the M.V.P. trophy.
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Republicans called upon Democrats last year to return donations from disgraced film producer Harvey Weinstein after a series of sexual assault and harassment allegations were made against him.
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" During his State of the Union, Trump called upon Congress to craft a $28500 trillion infrastructure plan that would utilize state, local and public-private partnerships "where appropriate.
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MMA doesn't always make a lot of sense, but if we are going to disregard the other title contenders, it is St-Pierre that should be called upon.
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The letter supported the company's right to make the film and its freedom of speech but called upon the studio to get involved in the gun control movement.
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I and many other young Pakistanis have called upon our country to release the captured Indian pilot as a gesture of our commitment to peace, humanity and dignity.
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Rarely are actors called upon to sustain such heightened emotion throughout an entire episode, and it was as exhausting and exhilarating to watch as it must've been to film.
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When Necker Island, his private island home, faced devastating damage in September due to Hurricane Irma, Branson called upon the U.S. and U.K. governments to step up their support.
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It also called upon all countries to fully implement the Paris climate agreement, while pledging to enhance BRICS cooperation on climate change and energy and to expand green financing.
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Instead of helping a cat caught in a tree, Dekalb Company 24 — a fire department in Dekalb, Georgia — was called upon to save a puppy stuck by a pond.
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"That may mean that more is called upon from the companies themselves [or] it may mean the government needs to do more to insist on greater transparency," says Schiff.
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Olivia Simmons is clearly fed up with the media circus surrounding the Big Baller Brand family ... and called upon her Philadelphia 76ers star brother to personally shut them up.
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The U.N. Security Council resolution, adopted in a deal to curb Iran's nuclear activities, "called upon" Iran to refrain from work on ballistic missiles "designed to" deliver nuclear weapons.
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" A statement announcing the forum said the group "will be called upon to meet with the president frequently" on "how government policy impacts economic growth, job creation and productivity.
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The more culture is called upon to manipulate society, the more irrelevant it becomes, an avalanche of toys, towers of candy, entertainment seesawing between extremes of neurasthenia and barbarism.
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The police were called upon to retrieve the work, and the curator showed up at the airport to rescue it, somehow managing to feel me up in the process.
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As co-founder of Carbon Black, Ben called upon over 600 enterprise customers and in his current role, is actively exploring more innovative ways to get the product out.
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The faux-helpful directive "just log off" still requires lengthy rebuttals from adults who work online and are called upon to explain why harassment is such a toxic problem.
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It nodded in that direction earlier this season, when one of the Roy sons, Kendall, was called upon to close a fictional BuzzFeed/Gawker-style website the family owned.
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A 2015 U.N. resolution that enshrines the nuclear deal "called upon" Iran to refrain for up to eight years from work on ballistic missiles designed to deliver nuclear weapons.
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In a letter written by the brand's president and CEO Mark Parker, the chairman called upon the core values of the brand as ammo and reassurance against the act.
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Professional Irish translators would have been easier to find in Galway, but in Dublin, a police officer was called upon to serve as a translator, Dr. Howlin's research showed.
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As the founder of Skylands Sanctuary & Animal Rescue in Wantage, New Jersey, he has been called upon numerous times to help rescue animals from precarious and often dangerous situations.
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He's going to be called upon to make decisions about how we fight our enemies, so you don't want to withhold information from the President of the United States.
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Following the successful turnout of the Women's March in January, the group's organizers called upon women again on March 8, to take part in "A Day Without a Woman".
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And facing a North Korean military with an estimated one million troops, South Korea would likely be called upon to contribute a portion of its 500,000-troop standing army.
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If enacted as is, the bill would also pre-empt action by the United States Supreme Court, which has been called upon to interpret the laws governing Puerto Rico.
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But in 1525 he was called upon to help a group of twelve nuns who had just fled a Cistercian convent, an action that was related to his reforms.
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Despite his fears of a reduced role, Seaman was called upon to drive at the 1939 Belgian Grand Prix, the first round of the European Championship, on 25 June.
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Facebook has been called upon to provide good faith researchers with an API to enable them to study how political ads are spreading and being amplified on its platform.
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Under the U.N. resolution approving the nuclear deal, Iran is "called upon" to refrain from work on ballistic missiles designed to deliver nuclear weapons for up to eight years.
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It is seemingly almost forgotten that President Obama inherited an absolute economic disaster and was called upon, in the face of unrelenting Republican obstructionism, to right a sinking ship.
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We all must recognize that achieving high quality requires a commitment of federal and state resources into the provision of care and the agencies called upon to enforce standards.
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The alliance would be unruly and conflicted from day one, not the best starting point to lead the free world, as some observers have called upon Germany to do.
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Established in the early 1980s, the PAP has dual responsibilities as an internal security element that could also be called upon in times of war to support the military.
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In relief, the Jaguars called upon Minshew, a rookie out of Washington State, who completed 22 of his 25 passes and looked remarkably poised for a first-time player.
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He said that even linguists like himself, or well-trained imams who have memorized the Quran, will make occasional grammatical errors if called upon to speak the language spontaneously.
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Justices are called upon to decide cases and controversies according to what the law demands, not according to their personal preferences or the passions and prejudices of the electorate.
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"There are not a lot of people around, so there are going to be a few stars, and they are going to be called upon a lot," he said.
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As the play begins, Charles (Khris Davis) has been called upon, just as King was, to speak at the funeral of the black girls killed in the Birmingham, Ala.
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It was not until Cubs closer Wade Davis, called upon for a career-high seven-out save, struck out Bryce Harper that the four-hour 37-minute marathon ended.
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Bone was one of the self-declared undecided voters who made up the live audience, who were called upon to contribute questions to the debate's town hall–style discussion.
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Ayatollah Khamenei, in a sermon recently celebrating the end of Ramadan, called upon Iranians to stop taking leisure trips abroad, to make sure no more foreign exchange leaves Iran.
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Called upon to embody all of womankind — and a lot else besides — she is denied the chance to be human, and her blankness empties the film of emotional power.
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Catch up quick: Reid has previously said that he expects the filibuster to disappear, but has not explicitly called upon Democrats to be the ones to make the change.
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Facing it well requires many qualities — a sense of one's own limits, humor, altruism, endurance, humility, self-knowledge — that young lovers have not yet been called upon to develop.
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Called upon to make a second start in place of Noah Syndergaard, who remains out with an index finger injury, Lugo allowed just two hits while striking out eight.
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Like the "heritage" lauded by white nationalists and the president, the "we" called upon by these images is quite clearly nostalgic for an era of (even greater) white domination.
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In those remarks, Gottlieb also called upon the nation's internet providers to police illegal offers of prescription opioids and illegal drugs that are feeding the nation's growing drug crisis.
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It has been called upon to deploy resources to disaster sites in Texas, Florida, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and most recently, Puerto Rico, all in a matter of weeks.
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Speaking to CNN after Thursday's verdict, Aisyah's father Asria maintained that his daughter was tricked and called upon the government of Indonesia to do more to secure her release.
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Iran also called upon its proxy group, Hezbollah, who sent a flood of radical Islamist fighters pouring over Lebanon's border into Syria in defense of the murderous Assad regime.
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On Friday, a day after Baptist announced its evacuation, firefighters and emergency medical technicians from Weslaco, near the southern tip of Texas, were among those called upon to respond.
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Human life is a gift of God that we are called upon to protect, nurture and sustain but nationally there are 365 black babies aborted for every 1,000 born.
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Officials said the outside expert would be called upon to handle technical negotiations before Tillerson would step in to be at the table toward the end of any negotiation.
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"There are not a lot of people around, so there are going to be a few stars, and they are going to be called upon a lot," he said.
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It's like that one person who claims to be a part of your crew but somehow goes missing every time they're called upon to lace up and show up.
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The Federal Reserve The treasury secretary may again be called upon to act as the President's explainer-in-chief when it comes to his views on the Federal Reserve.
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As an organization, we have called upon the FCC and congressional leaders to uphold these protections, most recently with a broad group of other leading library and education groups.
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Leaders are called upon to consistently express and embody their own personal values just as they represent the values of their organizations—even at personal cost or corporate inconvenience.
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She's dismissed, but later is called upon to rub the Queen's "legs," an event that quickly becomes sexual (and I am sure has created an entire new euphemistic universe).
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Even Mr. Trump grasps that, for this one night, he is called upon to rise above partisanship and address the entire nation rather than merely his rump political base.
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The firm's executive director, Soviet weightlifter Vyacheslav Klokov, said Portugalov had officially retired but continued to be called upon for educational activities related to health, nutrition and illness prevention.
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Now, as much as ever before, the artist is being called upon to be an activist, and the creative community is answering that call with care, innovation, and ambition.
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Appearing at the official Cannes press conference for the romantic drama The Last Face, which he directed, the two-time Oscar winner was easily its most called-upon participant.
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"More often than not, we are being called upon to provide compensation for previous or current smokers," said Bruce Watzman, head of regulatory affairs for the National Mining Association.
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The case also reflects the manner in which, in an era of congressional stasis and polarization, courts are being called upon to do the job lawmakers might once have done.
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Last year, the commission called upon social media companies to develop a common set of tools to detect and get rid of hate speech and terrorist propaganda from their platforms.
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Where things stand: I asked Cutz whether the White House had discussed the possibility of an intervention with countries or international organizations that could be called upon to support it.
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And being endlessly called upon only to recite the woes of a minority group is, as Cord Jefferson writes in "The Racism Beat," exhausting to the point of being unsustainable.
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ARRARAS: Mr. Trump, you have been very vocal about securing the Mexican border, but ISIS has called upon its supporters to conduct attacks on our neighbor to the North, Canada.
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Banks have been called upon in recent years to step up the fight against human trafficking and slavery by reporting suspicious transactions and other financial activity that ring alarm bells.
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Van Noten called upon his memories with his own photography, where a sense of cleverness was required to take photos because with every frame meant money either spent or wasted.
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While most leaders in the tech industry are standing behind Apple, some government officials, and politicians including Donald Trump, have called upon Apple to comply with the FBI's data requests.
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But when David Johnson stood over the dimpled white ball weighing less than two ounces, he knew his short game was being called upon to answer for his big mouth.
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Chris Osgood famously led the Detroit Red Wings to the trophy in 2008 after taking over for starter Dominik Hasek, though Osgood was a veteran when he was called upon.
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Curiously enough, just about as the book was put on the market, Mr. Coakley was called upon to give professional advice to a client who bore the name of Keefe.
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The president reiterated the importance of bipartisanship and called upon lawmakers to end "decades of political stalemate" by making progress on his political priorities like immigration, infrastructure and economic growth.
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Transparency International called upon governments to prosecute corruption, allow for freedom of the press, establish independent anti-corruption commissions, make officials disclose holdings, enact codes of conduct and protect whistleblowers.
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"Today it sits in the Philippine Sea, just east of Okinawa and [within] striking range and power projection range of North Korea if called upon to do that," Harris said.
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" In her note, Kim's assistant of nearly four years also shared: "But not to worry we've called upon Kim's closest friends, fam and yours truly to save up some exclusives.
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I feel like I'm at the level where I've done the banging of the drum of it, and what I'm gonna be called upon to do is something really gruesome.
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"Based on [female home economists'] knowledge of cooking, nutrition, and home technologies, they were called upon to develop new recipes to feature commercial products, as a marketing strategy," Contois says.
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"Together they called upon North Korea to refrain from irresponsible provocations that aggravate regional tensions, and to walk away from its destructive and reckless path of development," the statement said.
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"When called upon to memorialise a faulty bridge, McGonagall constructs another," writes Mr Lerner, as he dissects McGonagall's swirling metrical confusion with poetically informed glee across a number of pages.
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In total, LG has been Google's most called-upon partner in the Nexus series, having also authored the Nexus 4, with Motorola, HTC, Samsung, and Huawei pitching in as well.
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At a rally in the northeastern state of Ceará, which Gomes won in the first vote, his brother and campaign manager Cid Gomes was called upon to formally endorse Haddad.
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And, in February, CNBC called upon Joey Yap of Joey Yap Consulting Group to make stock market predictions for 2018 based on astrology and the Chinese practice of Feng shui.
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I always had this philosophy when I was an elected official that I shouldn't be a pundit, but now I'm called upon to be one every once in a while.
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Alexander—who chairs the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee — had called upon health care experts to propose solutions that will stem the rise in overall health care costs.
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And, on Sunday, the CNN "Reliable Sources" host Brian Stelter called upon journalists and opinion makers to challenge Mr. Trump's "dangerous" claims that the electoral system is rigged against him.
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The United Nations-backed Libyan Government of National Accord, or GNA, said it's keen to address violations against illegal immigrants but called upon regional and global partners to provide assistance.
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While Stipe Miocic was called upon as soon as Velasquez's injury was confirmed, he has been left in a very tricky situation due to the injuries of the championship duo.
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We called upon some of our makeup-artist and Instagram-influencer friends to spill on their favorite tricks to help reduce inflammation, flatten pimples, and even fill in acne scars.
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Republican officials have long had two questions about President Trump in the 2018 elections: Could he help when called upon, lending local candidates his #MAGA sheen in conservative ZIP codes?
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In some ways, it's a relief that the first lady is rarely called upon to perform the thankless task of trying to convince the country that her husband respects women.
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He also was particularly spirited in his praise of President Trump, someone whom he had once called a "disgrace" and had called upon to drop out of the presidential race.
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But Clinton beat Trump there by seven points, and already its six-term congressman, Peter Roskam, was avoiding public appearances lest he be called upon to answer for the president.
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Antoine Dow, the barber, owns a shop in the Druid Heights neighborhood of West Baltimore and has often been called upon to provide clients like these with their final haircut.
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All other tasks are secondary to that one, because if the board secures an outstanding CEO, it will face few of the problems directors are otherwise called upon to address.
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In a televised press conference, Solih said his priority is to unite the country after such a contested election, and called upon the incumbent to ensure a peaceful political transition.
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" Graham also called upon Pelosi to bring a resolution to the House floor to approve Democrats' impeachment probe, claiming that "you have to have a vote to make it legitimate.
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Taylor said he had been promised he would have opportunities to play: if Thomas Sorensen, the club's first choice, was injured, or in poor form, he would be called upon.
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The fund has "increased the risk for the bondholders of Intesa, UniCredit and UBI, which could be called upon again in the future to support the sector", BNP Paribas analysts said.
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Celibacy is one of the biggest acts of self-sacrifice a Catholic priest is called upon to make, forgoing spouse, progeny and sexual fulfilment for his relationship with parishioners and God.
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Daily punditry didn't work out — though perhaps in some ways to Spicer's benefit, since his TV persona would likely be called upon to defend every new mishap in the White House.
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Duda, a first baseman who has hit 57 home runs over the past two seasons, could be called upon to provide much of the power in the team's lineup in 2016.
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Borrini said that forensic investigators are often called upon to perform bloodstain analyses based on photos from a crime scene in similar fashion to the study, making it a natural approach.
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After creating a DIY skin care routine last year, I decided to take a stab a hair care, too, so I called upon cosmetic chemist Ni'Kita Wilson to offer some guidance.
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Australians are being called upon to register their support for the campaign with donations, personal stories of their own and a real-time commitment to respect and acceptance in their communities.
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When no one volunteered, Norton called upon a Margot Robbie superfan and member of his production staff, Adam, to come on stage and get a toe-moji tattoo from the actress.
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In a piece for the LA Times published in December, Farrow called upon Hollywood to condemn Allen, who has remained a successful writer and director despite the accusation leveled against him.
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Now, they're being called upon to propose specific policy plans about how they would tackle what many are framing as the most severe attacks on women's reproductive rights in decades. Sen.
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The Model Alliance called upon Victoria's Secret to protect its models from sexual misconduct by joining its RESPECT Program — the only existing anti-sexual harassment program designed by and for models.
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"For years, people have called upon us to take a position on political issues, and we have steadfastly remained non-partisan and refused to comment on political matters," Surbaugh's statement reads.
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Ankara has also called upon all countries involved to engage in dialogue in the hopes of coming to a peaceful solution with Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusogl offering to help mediate disputes.
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