He's calling back to 'Allentown' and weaving the whole thing together.
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Standing someone up and not calling back are dick moves of olde.
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You're still calling back Cole's touchdown run on account of the murders.
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It is this tradition that West is calling back from the past.
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The last song is totally different, it's like this acoustic counterpart calling back.
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He's calling back to previous State of the Union proposals on pre-K.
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I kept calling back and eventually the calls started going straight to voicemail.
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Adi: How long can we keep calling back to the '80s cyberpunk future, though?
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Usually, you're the one calling back, because he's anticipating your needs before they arise.
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Just calling back because I forgot to say: Fuck your cleanse, I'm ordering that pizza.
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"That is not acceptable to be doing the name-calling back and forth," Ernst said.
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If the lines are busy, Stance will keep calling back until your message is successfully delivered.
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The encounter with Dr. Freeman, calling back to the episode "Echoes," played out the same way.
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Tom Reed, voiced similar concerns, calling back to an amendment from his fellow New York Reps.
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I either end up clumsily moving the call back to my phone or just calling back later.
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The defense only lasted six minutes, calling back one witness who had already testified for the prosecution.
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We weren't super daring but we definitely did some small things, including calling back jokes between episodes.
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The candidates spoke in lock-step about education policy, regularly calling back to echo the other's points.
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"Self Made" uses major and minor seventh chords, calling back to both "One Night" and Super Mario World.
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"David and Marc called me, and they kept calling back and asking better and better questions," Harwood remembered.
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After calling back for a week, I was finally told nicely that Susan didn't want to speak to me.
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The steps could include calling back Danish diplomats in Russia or expelling Russian diplomats in Denmark, according to TV2.
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It's so chilling, calling back to all those early emotions while also pointing out that the path forward is uncertain.
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Second, the voice assistant acts on those commands by calling back-end services with APIs that do the actionable work.
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Then the Clintons could think of nothing but themselves and their own generational oligarchy, still calling back to the Sixties.
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Last week, the Federal Aviation Administration said it was calling back to work more than 3,000 aviation inspectors and engineers.
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" –in ANOES (2010), calling back to and barely improving upon the original line "I'm going to split you in two.
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After calling back, they waited on the line until they finally reached the person, 85033 minutes after the bombing began.
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" In a brief telephone interview, Mr. Greenblatt suggested calling back later when "I'll have something to actually say that's meaningful.
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"But they were insistent," he said, calling back and demanding details of when fuels would be pumped and through which pipelines.
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The Federal Aviation Administration said earlier this month that it also was calling back about 3,000 safety inspectors who had been furloughed.
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Mills, for his part, celebrated the removal of the video with a tweet calling back to a regular campaign promise from Trump.
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Corker reportedly criticized the provision to the news outlet before calling back and saying he needed more time to study the language.
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Any other legitimate caller will leave you a message and phone number that you can then investigate and verify before calling back.
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Up first: Calling back Jared Kushner, Donald Trump Jr. and other "principals involved in some of these activities" for more Intelligence Committee questioning.
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Another concern is whether the IRS is calling back enough workers to process tax refunds as quickly as it has in the past.
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As it completes its work, the committee is calling back key witnesses who spoke to staff members so senators can question them directly.
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The Pentagon is calling back two Navy ships deemed as no longer needed in Puerto Rico following a series of hurricanes last month.
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It's hard to imagine many politicians — particularly one about to become president of the United States — calling back an unknown number on their cellphone.
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It's a strong start, with Gunn calling back to the original's opening while emphasizing that there will be even more silliness this time around.
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I'm calling back to the era of services like Prodigy, America Online, and CompuServe, and to the Bulletin Board Systems that inspired those services.
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You know, I'm starting to collect Omegas, the old Omegas, and there's something about the old faces, the calling back to a simpler time.
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Kylie, on the other hand, went for full on glitz, calling back to her robotic Met Gala ensemble in a similar glittering silver Labourjoisie gown.
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Earlier this week the Federal Aviation Administration said it was calling back to work more than 3,000 aviation inspectors and engineers that had been furloughed.
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Snapchat initially introduced one-on-one voice and video calling back in 2016 and said users are making millions of calls on Snapchat each day.
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As a result, apps will be able to get smarter and do more helpful and interesting things more quickly, without calling back to data centers.
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"I'm sworn to secrecy, but I can tell you that he's quite a singer," Siri says it one response, calling back to Rhaegar's singing abilities.
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Interviewers made multiple attempts to reach every phone number in the survey, calling back unanswered numbers on different days at different times day and night.
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Kevin Brady, for example, recently suggested revisiting the largely fictional "IRS scandal" of 2011, and calling back the overwhelmed bureaucrat Lois Lerner to testify again.
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Our number one priority at that point was artist and guest safety, and de-escalating tension as the cops were very close to calling back up.
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Fan service is calling back to things to gratuitously press your joy-buzzers, like cute bloopy robots and spaceships named for mythical 1,000-year predatory birds.
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The Internal Revenue Service is calling back around 60% of its furloughed workforce — amounting to 46,000 employees — to work on tax refunds without pay, AP reports.
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Interviewers made multiple attempts to reach every phone number in the survey, calling back unanswered numbers on different days at different times of day and night.
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The Iranian downing of a US drone also elicited no military response, with Trump calling back an air strike after planes were already in the air.
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In Southern Illinois, where a Republican congressman, Mike Bost, faces a tough re-election campaign, a steel mill that laid off hundreds is calling back workers.
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The company is calling back those cars to resolve a problem caused by an unusual amount of un-combusted petrol collecting in the engine's lubricant oil pan.
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Police from the Scottish city of Dumfries jumped in on the fun, calling back to one episode where Ross claims to be an expert in self-defense.
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Interviewers made multiple attempts to reach every phone number in the survey, calling back unanswered numbers on different days at different times of both day and evening.
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Police from the Scottish city of Dumfries jumped in on the fun,calling back to one episode where Ross claims to be an expert in self-defense.
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It might seem shocking now, but Nintendo's reaching out to its base with this one, calling back to the Wavebird wireless controller for GameCube ad from 2002.
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Rather than being a heavy lump of melted metal, the Vader helmet was light, with a texture reminiscent of plaster, calling back to its 3D-printed origins.
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Interviewers made multiple attempts to reach every phone number in the survey, calling back unanswered numbers on different days at different times of both day and night.
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Interviewers made multiple attempts to reach every phone number in the survey, calling back unanswered numbers on different days at different times of the day and night.
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But the IRS is calling back tens of thousands of employees to handle tax refunds, citing a 2011 memo to argue that it's allowed to do so.
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"He don't speak no English," Naufahu adds with a laugh, calling back to his character's intense but humorous introductory scene with Daenerys in the season 6 premiere. 3.
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The FAA said on Tuesday it is calling back 10.003,700 aviation safety inspectors, but does not have immediate plans to recall employees who handle certifications of new aircraft.
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The Detroit automaker is calling back 426,573 2015-16 Chevrolet Silverado HD, GMC Sierra HD, and Chevrolet Tahoe police vehicles in the United States and 46,837 in Canada.
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So you see, Force Awakens Emoji Movie, when you make the lightsaber aqua you're actually calling back to a different time, and evoking a different kind of character.
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But eventually, his old band came calling back to him and the Afghan Whigs reformed in 2012 for what was just supposed to be a one-off reunion tour.
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Pip's sound resonates well with the slightly Britpop-reminiscent feel of the wave of ascendant guitar bands here in the UK, calling back to the rougher edges of Blur.
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He tells Rick to remember who he was in the past, calling back to the show's second season when Rick vowed not to be violent and laid down his gun.
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Calling back to the famous 1984 ad that announced Apple was here to smash the competition with true innovation, the sketch quickly fast-forwards to the present state of things.
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Places, characters, and events overlap, calling back to each other across a suite of stories confident enough in their status as discrete narratives to avoid reaching for some big takeaway.
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" At the end, terrified, calling back to a future past: "If I swung my tassel to the left side of my cap / After graduation, will there be no going back?
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The first Clydesdale Super Bowl ad aired in 1986, calling back to a promotional gimmick that Anheuser-Busch came up with in the '30s to celebrate the end of Prohibition.
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It advises customers to be cautious about anyone contacting them, including any service providers — suggesting customers take the precaution of calling back any companies rather than assuming a call is genuine.
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The distance seems intentional—"I was destined to die dreaming," King sings, calling back to the chorus of "Young Hearts Spark Fire" ("we used to dream, now we worry about dying").
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In season two, the tent was born, in an effort to provide a singular production location while still calling back to the country's cultural tradition of afternoon tea on sprawling country homes.
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Evanger's Cat and Dog Food of Wheeling, Illinois, is voluntary calling back several lots of its Hunk of Beef dog food after one of the batches tested positive for the barbiturate Pentobarbital.
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The crash that no one called has investors calling back to earlier cataclysms, grasping for historical threads that can serve as a guide for what markets and the economy might be facing.
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Nothing gets in the way: Bad North is just a clean, airy experience with enough hooks to keep me invested, even when the mechs and bugs of Into the Breach kept calling back.
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Prugar told the Times that perhaps one percent of robocalls lead to someone calling back—but if an operation can cheaply make 100 million calls, that would then bring in 1 million hits.
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The messages in your inbox will also be revealing: Mercury connects with Pluto on April 10 (calling back to themes and conversations from February 23 and March 15), and some secrets may be shared.
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Her mother pounced in a cloud of perfume and carried her inside, calling back over her shoulder to Valerie in her husky voice, mistaking her for some kind of paid nanny, or pretending to.
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It also throws off the intended dynamic between him and his siblings, particularly in a scene that dips into sentiment, calling back to the blanket forts and hot strawberry milk of their shared childhood.
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It's unclear, though, if the IRS is calling back enough employees to do this work as quickly as it's historically been done, and whether IRS employees will really tolerate working without pay for long.
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We raised a few questions when the feature was first announced alongside free Echo calling back in May, but with the Show arriving this week, the some privacy and security concerns are being raised anew.
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The Trump administration is trying to "triage" and minimize some of the shutdown's effects, Zandi said, such as calling back thousands of IRS workers to work without pay to make sure tax refunds go out.
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Calling back 2 mind the whole experience reminds me 2 do the best Eye possibly can every chance Eye get 173 b onstage because somebody out there is c-ing U 4 the 1st time.
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The official, who has received a warning, told state media he was unable to respond as he was in the shower after a post-dinner walk, and there was no answer when he tried calling back.
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Last November, a federal court ruled against the state's district map, calling back to the 2012 presidential election in which then-President Obama did well in the state, while Democrats gained zero seats in the legislature.
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Mr. Guzmán received routine spy reports and also made a habit of calling back associates after a business transaction; the second, invisible, call activated hidden microphones that enabled him to listen in without the person's knowledge.
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These claims speak to real fears about racism in the medical system, calling back to the unethical harms of the Tuskegee study and the days when women of color were forcibly sterilized by state eugenics programs.
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Our staples are black jeans, baggy T-shirts, and Converse All Stars (Zanny calls this "a hangover from my indie days," calling back to his time in an indie band that once enjoyed major success in Austria).
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Upon calling back the number behind the voicemail, the person who answered claimed he was from My Options, the name of a service provided by Ireland's Health Service Executive, which offers information and support for unplanned pregnancies.
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In a triumphant speech, calling back to her lifetime achievement award speech at the awards in early 2017, she strongly makes the case for a free press to keep a check on power and the White House.
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The short answer: Despite previous concerns, the Trump administration is trying to ensure tax returns and refunds aren't noticeably affected by the shutdown — calling back IRS employees to make sure all the paperwork and filings are processed.
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After all, she's had to live through the poisoning of one son and the abandonment of another, who couldn't even do the Westerosi version of calling back his mom when she was imprisoned and shamed through the streets.
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"I don't know for sure where I'll be, but here's the two things I do know: if the Miami Dolphins call, that's where I'll be," he said, calling back to an earlier comment about his love for the team.
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The outbreak of a new strain of coronavirus in China's Wuhan region sent Treasury yields to a two-week low on Tuesday, with experts calling back the economic fallout from the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) crisis in 2003.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 28 (Reuters) - U.S. companies scrambled on Saturday to cope with the fallout from President Trump's executive order on immigration, with Google urgently calling back employees from overseas and companies rushing to provide legal advice and assistance.
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After a couple more verses where Corden called out Jackson's bank commercials and Jackson made fun of Corden's lesser celebrity status, the Hitman's Bodyguard actor got the last word by calling back to his famous Snakes on a Plane line.
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Calling back to a statement made by Hugh Laurie earlier in the broadcast, she spoke of the irony that the Golden Globes are put on by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association — three groups that are particularly hated in America at the moment.
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To understand what is happening moment-to-moment in the show, you need to be a very active participant who is listening to sounds, watching the screen closely, and calling back all of the information the show has given you so far.
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The permanent public work located in Wynwood is more than just a dressed up skate park, as Schoultz's intention was to create a space that opens dialogue, calling back to the plazas he grew up skating, the ones that cultivated community throughout the 80s–90s.
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Characters like the pilot Tennessee (Danny McBride), and his no-nonsense wife, Faris (Amy Seimetz) are human and relatable, calling back to the "truckers in space" vibe that made the original Alien such a novel break from sci-fi convention in the first place.
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Set designer David Korins and costume designer William Ivey Long have also given Burton's twisted world a facelift while still calling back to the classic look of the movie (the filmmaker's original artwork and sketches were a source of inspiration for the creative team throughout the design process).
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Unfortunately, landline phones are as vulnerable to spam calls as mobile phones are, especially from (mostly) out-of-country scammers trying to sell you solar panels or vacation homes, convince you that the caller is from the IRS, or bully you into calling back in order to milk your phone bill.
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The second largest U.S. automaker said it is calling back 2012 through 2018 model year Ford Focus cars with 2.0-liter GDI and 2.0-liter GTDI engines for a malfunctioning valve that could result in inaccurate fuel level readings and potentially engine stalls or an inability to restart the vehicle.
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Cohen explains that jumping to audio allowed the writers to do some things that they weren't able to do with animation, such as calling back to the style of classic radio dramas and the advertisements that went along with them, but also use nudity that they couldn't get away with on television.
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At the NY Times, Joe Coscarelli and Melena Ryzik write: In a statement to the New York Times, Simmons admitted that some of his behavior in the past had been disrespectful—calling back to a previous admission that he had been "thoughtless and insensitive"—but rejected the allegations of rape and sexual assault.
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Chris' Tips for Meditation Before I sit down, I think it's important to accomplish any of the tasks that might enter my mind like paying the bills or calling back my dad or mowing the lawn, stuff that you really need to do and it's going to come up when you're sitting there.
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Next year, when we annualize the tax cuts, when the tariffs rise to 25 percent, when the retail and housing layoffs begin in earnest, ... and if Powell keeps raising rates, well, we're not going to want to own a lot of stocks," he said, calling back to comments he made on "Squawk on the Street.
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Either despite or because of all the mistakes I made, I learned a lot from my internship — how to be politely persistent (it had previously struck me as unbearably rude to call people more than once without their calling back), how to write on deadline and how not to be diva-ish about getting edited.
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Hyperbole, name-calling, back-room deal-making and more dot these stories, which also include (in order of broadcast) Abraham Lincoln-Stephen A. Douglas (1860), George H. W. Bush-Mike Dukakis (1988), Harry S. Truman-Thomas E. Dewey (1948), Andrew Jackson-John Quincy Adams (1824 with an 1828 rematch), and Mr. Bush-Bill Clinton (1992).
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The hope is that this new breed of mobile chip can help devices handle more, and more complex, tasks on their own, without calling back to distant data centers: phones recognizing spoken commands without accessing the internet; driverless cars recognizing the world around them with a speed and accuracy that is not possible now.
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But I&aposve got to say when you don&apost say clearly in the meeting that took place, hey, Mr. Putin, you&aposre not calling back the U.S. ambassador and try to prosecute and interrogate him, and then has to come out today and say, oh, I&aposm sorry, of course we&aposre not going to do that.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats outraged over White House lawyer's claim that some foreign involvement in elections is acceptable Senators take reins of impeachment trial in marathon question session White House announces task force to monitor coronavirus MORE has repeatedly exercised patience, even calling back at least one drone strike on Iranian targets that might have resulted in civilian deaths.
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Other amendments seek to crack down on so-called "one-ring" scams—whereby victims are tricked into calling back intentional numbers that result in significant charges—and create an interagency working group between the FCC and Attorney General's office to study enforcement of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), the principal U.S. law restricting the activities of telemarketers and other telephone solicitations.
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But she did her best to tell us of every part that she could reach Calling back sometimes from the far side, muffled by its bulk And sometimes she put our hands on a tooth's serrated edge But never without kindness The teeth were there anyway, and she wanted us to know where we kept cutting ourselves She never told the lie that the teeth were the only part that mattered.
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BAER: At the same time, we also were on the phone with the network and the studio pitching them our season 7, which they were really excited about and are really into and liked all of our ideas, so I would say even until maybe last Friday [March 24] when this episode had to lock, we were still kind of playing and moving pieces around in terms of what we were calling back to or what direction we were going to lean.
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In a September article at Washington Monthly, Nancy LeTourneau warned of an "information bubble" that was, according to one poll, leading 57 percent of strong Trump supporters to doubt that Democrats had a chance of capturing the House in midterm elections — calling back to the libertarian writer Julian Sanchez's blogged 2010 warning that the conservative movement was "moving toward epistemic closure," though not the liberal activist Eli Pariser's 2011 book arguing that online "filter bubbles" were presenting us all with information that flattered our existing biases.
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