Do you think it's your calling to be a bartender?
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From calling to getting into your appointment is 23 days.
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I have always had a calling to aid and assist.
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The hype, it's calling to you... just let it in.
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What was it about YA that was calling to you?
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STAR I think he was calling to say … a lot.
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I'm calling to find out if you had your rent.
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I was just calling to see how you're feeling, mom.
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Ms. Rice was calling to push back, in characteristically salty language.
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Instead of calling to apologize, he contemplated suicide for days after.
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Mr. Trump was calling to say, in effect, skip the auction.
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It was Boosted, calling to warn me about a possible defect.
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Banks said it's her calling to bring modeling to the masses.
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But the Commission is now calling to retroactively change those rules.
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Smith: I felt like I had a calling to do this.
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" Trump Jr. also shared a tweet calling to "stop Democrat violence.
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"I thought she was calling to reinstate me," Ms. Wergeles said.
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Whales calling to each other remind him of his mother's calls.
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And I felt like this Canadian part was calling to me.
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So running dating websites is somewhat of a calling to you?
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My understanding of my calling to write it has certainly changed.
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It's almost as if this was my calling to begin with.
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"I'm just calling to say I love you," the voice blared.
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Her brother was calling to tell her Mr. Murin was dead.
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So guess who joined Mr. Goodlatte in calling to gut it?
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Which was why the social worker was calling to arrange his discharge.
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Plan on calling to make appointments as soon as each place opens.
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That's why I am calling to you from across this ridiculous divide.
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"I'm just calling to see if this doggone phone works," Oprah said.
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Democrats on the committee have been calling to disband it for months.
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They were calling to tell me that my son had been shot.
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Potentially, a murdering neighborhood menace calling to tell you he's stopping by?
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That, clearly, is not the argument of the voices calling to leave.
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Please share this number and consider calling to donate, if you can.
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She's calling to check in, and I'm feeling all kinds of guilt.
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My bank said many customers had been calling to dispute these charges.
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"It's not as simple as just calling to change it," Roberts said.
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HEGSETH: I think a lot of us have a higher calling to God.
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"Don't take the person calling to schedule your interview for granted," said Drexler.
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It was my father, calling to say that my mother had brain cancer.
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It seems it's Wiley's life calling to depict Barack Obama for this occasion.
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I was calling to folks in Orange County, which is notoriously right-wing.
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In 22016, Skype finally brought video calling to the masses—and for free.
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I was calling to say thank you and give them a quick update.
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She circulated a petition calling to dissolve the board of the Weinstein Company.
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It took him four months of calling to get a check that cleared.
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But the Democrats calling to eliminate ICE aren't simply engaged in empty posturing.
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With permission, partners can help alleviate this by calling to set up appointments.
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"Like the Force and that lightsaber, I am calling to you," he raps.
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Her name is Rebecca Pine, and she was not calling to back out.
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Someone they had met in Brussels was calling to share some remarkable news.
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Her character can be like an alluring yet dangerous siren calling to Charles.
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"It's like if Derek Jeter were calling to baseball fans," Mr. Moya said.
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It's Gabe Tesoriero, his longtime publicist, calling to put another plan into motion.
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What did she have to lose by calling to task the Trump administration?
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In most cases, I recommend calling to cancel rather than doing it online.
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For him, it's an extension of his own calling to join the Navy.
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I've got the Vatican calling to say this jersey might have spiritual significance!
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Friends were calling to say he looked like a fool, Mr. Trump said.
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Such complaints range from brief incidents of name calling to disparities in wages.
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We are calling to Him, asking for and trusting Him with Jason's full recovery.
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Tomorrow, I'll join tribal leaders, elected officials, and other Minnesotans calling to #ChangeTheMascot. pic.twitter.
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Pastor Mike feels like doing this is a part of his calling to preach.
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Within 24 hours, she says, producers were calling to court her, on her terms.
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Each grouping is a fleeting assemblage, calling to mind Erwin Wurm's One Minute Sculptures.
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" Nelson, who fans call the "tree whisperer," adds, "The trees are calling to us.
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I'm calling to urge you to voice your support of the Caltrain electrification project.
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Despite calling to mind biblical curses, locust plagues are actually a very modern problem.
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It was Paul Manafort, calling to try to head off another public-relations controversy.
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The investment that Rubio is calling to be reviewed is ByteDance's acquisition of Musical.
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At what point in your career did you get the calling to do good?
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"Hi, I'm calling to make a reservation," the assistant said during my live demo.
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It's the Imperial Wizard calling to make sure the musician has gotten home safely.
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Dan can do what he likes on the balcony, except for calling to people.
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When it comes to emergency calling, Apple is extending emergency calling to 150 countries.
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Lawmakers are now calling to broaden the types of transactions the panel can vet.
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This is why I am calling to open impeachment proceedings -- immediately, fairly, and impartially.
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This is why I am calling to open impeachment proceedings — immediately, fairly, and impartially.
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Again, her Midnight Club friends failed her, supposedly never even calling to share their condolences.
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That's right, I won't be calling to ask you to donate to my congressional campaign.
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Contenders spend their early mornings and late nights calling to donors, radio shows and others.
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AT&T is bringing Wi-Fi calling to Android devices, starting first with LG's G4.
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The family is expected to file its own appeal calling to reinstate the death penalty.
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Democrats are calling to fix this Social Security shortfall by, you guessed it, raising taxes.
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She also had a message for Democrats who are calling to expand the program's benefits.
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At the start of "Frozen 2," Elsa hears the same haunting voice calling to her.
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A fellow caterer was calling to express shock at an order he had just received.
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I was lying on the sand half asleep when I heard Cyril calling to me.
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That clause is there because Chinese Navy submarines had already come calling to Sri Lanka.
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I'm calling to let you know your picture is framed, and ready for pick up.
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Democrats have responded by calling to nationalize health care under a "Medicare for All" system.
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The senator is also calling to democratize corporate boards, ban stock buybacks and diversify corporations.
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Americans' responsibility to oppose tyranny at home is not a calling to overthrow it abroad.
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Hoover's resignation comes as lawmakers in Washington are calling to step up sexual harassment training.
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I was scaring people who were calling to check on me, because I couldn't even talk.
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Shuster was calling to tell Murphy not to worry, that he had played a good game.
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The addition of video chat follows an April update that first added group calling to Messenger.
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I'm guessing we probably won't see Aggretsuko, despite the red panda's obvious calling to the stage.
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When the spray shut off, I heard the girl's voice calling to me through the door.
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Their responses come after Trump's March executive order calling to repeal, replace and modify unnecessary regulations.
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Friends and fellow service members were calling to ask if Odom had seen the president's tweets.
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He tells PEOPLE he was calling to check in with his wife just before 1 a.m.
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And he really has a calling to — you know how I'm like, kind of politically active?
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They lived every day of their lives by that most sacred calling: to serve and protect.
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"For our officers, it is a vocation, a calling to be a police officer," he said.
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Pagluica's artwork is dreamlike, calling to mind everything from abstract water paintings to French bistro signs.
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I was calling to arrange a visit to Princeton, N.J., where McPhee lives and teaches writing.
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The first road led to the religious life — a calling to be either priest or nun.
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There are no red-carpet pins calling to change them, or rousing Oscars speeches about them.
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He hears a past version of himself calling to Becky and Cal from inside the field.
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At the time, my brother-in-law and I felt a deep calling to build Canndescent.
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The Facebook representative was calling to alert local officials about a resident who needed urgent assistance.
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The shift from calling to dating happened quickly, in the way that such shifts often do.
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Ted Cruz sponsored and introduced a bill calling to repeal the entire CFPB the following year.
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I listen to the vowels of her voice, calling to me in tones she cannot hear.
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Yet this did not concern them, because they had a higher calling: to refresh human beings.
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But she also found that the traumatic experience never compromised her calling to the visual arts.
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They are often described as having a calling to protect the birth space of black women.
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Fatihah says never heard back, even after calling to check on the status of his application.
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At first I think she is calling to check in, but nope, it is an ambush call.
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"My parents are already being disturbed by people calling to ask has the money come," she added.
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Those calling to scale it back rose from 6900 percent to 2628 percent at the same time.
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Warren also made waves by calling to break up major technology companies including Facebook, Google and Apple.
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No semi-intelligible non-apology calling to bring the world closer, if only we could, from Zuck.
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Her brother-in-law Gianluca Palaia began calling to instruct her in how to end her collaboration.
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His uncle in Chennai was calling to talk about getting Priya, who also lives in Chennai, married.
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He's calling to cancel the debt of every American while also making public higher education tuition-free.
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Last week Gallego joined a growing number of House Democrats calling to begin impeachment inquiries into Trump.
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"I'm calling to let you know Massimo unexpectedly passed in the middle of the night," Damiani said.
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Her sister was calling to say that Lieutenant Kelly's plane — nicknamed Heaven Can Wait — had been found.
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"All of a sudden, people were bringing over food and calling to check on me," he recalled.
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"It's Geno, calling to congratulate me after what had to be a crushing loss," Barnes Arico said.
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Despite her antitrust bona fides, she hasn't gone full Warren by calling to break up big tech.
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It was Ms. Jenner calling to report on repairs to her private plane, a Beechcraft Baron turboprop.
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Here's how Jobs and Musk both used cold-calling to get a start on their professional careers.
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After that, Ms. Lecoq said, she personally felt a calling to raise public awareness of such crimes.
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I'm:⚪️ Straight⚪️ Gay🔘 Calling to let you know how disappointed I am in your story.
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A statement from ISIS blamed the deceased professor of "calling to atheism," but the family refutes the claim.
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Many scams begin with someone calling to inform you that you won something, like a lottery or sweepstakes.
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Specifically, they focused on Securus, a firm allowing prison staff to check where an inmate was calling to.
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His phone lit up — a voice mail message from one of Ortega's aides calling to reassure the Drollingers.
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"It's my calling to bring modeling to the masses," the America's Next Top Model host told the outlet.
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He's offscreen, calling to Luke and teasing him, mentioning something about them hearing the same sermons as kids.
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In 2009, she left her career as a project manager to pursue her calling to become a writer.
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He was calling to tell me that my best friend had just posted my pictures on her blog.
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Smith can be seen driving up behind him, getting out of his patrol car and calling to Orr.
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"We get phone calls from patients calling to cancel their appointments," Clínica's executive director, Sandra Rossato, tells me.
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In light of this, it was somehow Roy and Ida's calling to honor the site with a memorial.
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I was calling to get information about Lil Tecca because we have him charting him here with 'Ransom.
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He was calling to see if I could help him determine what had gone wrong with the computer.
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With President Trump and congressional Republicans calling to reverse Obama's policies without replacement, we'd likely fall further behind.
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Lawmakers are also calling to expand the powers of Cfius to reflect the broader scope of China's interests.
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And remember, you have a calling to "do justly and love mercy and walk humbly with your God."
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Chase provided great customer service and removed the fraudulent charges within hours of calling to report the problem.
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"I'm just calling to let you guys know that we have one male in custody," he said. 10.
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"And he really has a calling to -- you know how I'm like, kind of politically active," she said.
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And this Puritan notion that there are individual life projects and it's your highest calling to pursue them.
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It was more about running toward something else that was calling to him with a sudden, urgent clarity.
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This moment tottered right on the edge of hokey, calling to mind hucksterish traditions of parlor-room mentalism.
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Now other sports leagues and rights holders are calling to cut similar deals — and Twitter is listening closely.
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" The comedian addressed Sheen's calling to be "politically" active, noting that "he needs to be home to do that.
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But as we've sat back, we've witnessed LPs and former law enforcement calling to continue some kind of prohibition.
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But my kid's in a good place, and I felt a calling to spread the word about this disease.
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This work of art was clearly specific to Portland, but I couldn't grasp the Portland it was calling to.
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I thought of all those machines outside, the white noise of their engines—blank and empty—calling to me.
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Maaløe gives the example of someone calling to a report that a loved one is suffering a cardiac arrest.
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It's just the United Federation of Fans of Democracy calling to see if you'd like to donate this year.
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Cortana calling to Alexa can help with purchasing, which Amazon is hoping is a main use case of Alexa.
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The figures come from Barclays' study of 30 Apple Stores, which it's been calling to track times for replacements.
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Calling to mind Michael Jackson's "Thriller," the visual opens with a zombie Swift digging herself out of a grave.
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As the contestants pointed out, there are many more ways women experience violence, from cat-calling to sex trafficking.
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The video ends with the text "Be our guest," calling to the iconic song from Disney's 1991 animated version.
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I'm calling to ask if [Your congressperson] has a statement or plan for dealing with [Specific topic of concern].
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For safety, I'm calling to inform you that when I hang up this phone, we are closing the valves.
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"The president was calling to thank him for his service," White House press secretary Sean Spicer told reporters Monday.
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"I am calling to ask you to vote this Tuesday for my friend, Chris G. for governor," Clinton said.
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In Shell's imagined scenario, after all the destruction, the government came calling to demand they pick up the tab.
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I must have been in some disarray—the complete stranger was calling to make sure that I was alive.
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Why it matters: Calling to abolish ICE has become Dems' rallying cry since Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez won her primary.
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Right away, a handful of neighbors approached the wreckage, calling to see if anyone was alive and removing debris.
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Further reading: Rick Perry: Now that I've learned more about the Energy Department, I regret calling to abolish it
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It was someone calling to confirm the time of a job interview for a recent college grad named Ben.
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The NDP want that wage subsidy to be 80 percent and the Conservatives are calling to "significantly increase" it.
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Dr. Pfau, who had converted to Roman Catholicism and become a nun, discovered her calling to help lepers coincidentally.
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Eisenberg," the man said, "I'm calling to let you know that the suicide note is ready for pick up.
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Mike knows better In addition, he has joined the left-wing chorus calling to ban right-to-work laws.
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"We have had people calling to ask if we are going to be open in January 2020," he said.
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Jewell returns home to his mother, Bobi (Bates), feeling he&aposs finally fulfilling his calling: to protect and serve.
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The book, about the first pilots who went to space, gave Kelly his calling: to a be a naval aviator.
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The most basic thing to know about a collector is that they're calling to ask you to pay a bill.
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Friends have begun calling to be allowed to join in Liu Xiaobo's funeral arrangements and support his wife and family.
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Encrypted communication app Signal is bringing video calling to both its Android and iOS users in a new update today.
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For many New Yorkers, riding the subway is an underground experience, calling to mind dark tunnels and fluorescent-lit stations.
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Earlier this year, Google also added voice calling to this Home device, but it did not come with 911 support.
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I'm sitting at the police station on the day my parents died, and the governor is calling to offer condolences.
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On the phone was the CEO of London Jewelers Mark Udell calling to tell O'Leary his time had come, literally.
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CPI is essentially the ProPublica of Puerto Rico -- calling to mind the New York-based nonprofit that produces investigative journalism.
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And starting today, they all have a new way to chat: WhatsApp is officially rolling out video calling to everyone.
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The president-elect criticized the company Tuesday morning, calling to scrap its contract to design a new Air Force One.
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He was in his 40s when NBC News in New York came calling to sign him as a television reporter.
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"It was quite amusing to hear all the team managers calling to wonder why we were doing this," he added.
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See what the demonstration in São Paulo looked like on the ground, with thousands calling to protect the precious Amazônia.
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Some progressives are calling to eliminate private insurance, arguing they are incentivized to maximize profits at the expense of patients.
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"God created a servant heart in me, and I felt a calling to get up and do something," he added.
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Dailor sounds comfortable brooding on the jangly, slightly electronic verses and calling to the nosebleeds on the arena-sized choruses.
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Her first campaign manager only learned of her announcement, live on CNN, from a reporter calling to ask about it.
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Old men sit on chairs in the lobby, and children play on the staircases, calling to each other between floors.
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Without being disrespectful of anything, I found this is definitely a calling, and it's something that was calling to me.
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" Ms. Berg said she remembers a former colleague calling to ask, of their former boss, "Did he proposition you, too?
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To be clear, I'm all in favor of reaching for whichever stars — so to speak — might be calling to you.
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The man is still calling to you, and there are tears on your slippery cheeks, and you are not safe.
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It was Pete Buttigieg, calling to seek Nielsen's support now that her candidate had made the decision to 'step aside.
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But if they wait until they arrive, they may end up spending excessive time researching and calling to schedule outings.
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One look at the menu, and I already knew what item was calling to me: The Prince Harry beef burger.
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The app is now starting to add group video calling to its iOS and Android app, the company announced Monday.
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Five seconds later, my phone was ringing — that same friend was calling to ask what the fuck I was talking about.
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In Iowa, state lawmakers who introduced him at separate events told stories about him calling to check on their sick children.
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So after calling to confirm that they did indeed have the machine in stock, I rushed over to pick it up.
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The price of international calling on Google Voice varies depending on which country you're calling from and where you're calling to.
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He blasted journalists, clerics, and intellectuals for calling to revise the hijab law and allowing people to dress as they want.
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He woke up to a friend calling to say, "Hey, you went viral," a fact he was hard-pressed to believe.
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Huge crowds of marchers don pussy hats and hold signs aloft calling to abolish ICE, empty Rikers' cages, end family detention.
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You can also get 800 minutes worth of calling to India for $7.99 per month — after which it's $1 a minute.
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Muammar el-Qaddafi in 63, some are calling to restore a form of the monarchy that Colonel Qaddafi overthrew in 1969.
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Lorelai asks what Rory got him, and she says she chose the perfect present by... calling to ask what he wanted.
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Mr. Sanders has appealed to liberal voters by calling to eradicate such outside groups and insisting he does not need them.
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After shaking some food and sweetly calling to her "baby girl," Courtney gets the lost cat to run up to her.
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Activists said some of those who called to submit a telegram calling to end male guardianship had trouble with the operators.
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It's not Quinn, as she had expected, but Dar, who's calling to warn Carrie not to let Keane leave the hotel.
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The pro, who originally moved to Los Angeles to model, pivoted when she had a calling to work at a spa.
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Claudio Ranieri is calling to us, shouting "dilly-ding, dilly-dong!" in an attempt to wake us from our absurdist stupor.
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And we're calling to find out if you'd be interested in trying out one of our new robots for a week.
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The boys skied blindly, shouting and calling to one another, and they were continually going off the trail and, c'mon, falling.
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I ended up doing two solo videos and then I had a bunch of directors from LA calling to shoot me.
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They say, "Hi, um, I would like to…" or "Hi, uh, I'm calling to ...." These are not full markers of sociability.
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In addition, Confrere offers an API that makes it easy for other SaaS companies to add video calling to their offering.
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This week, however, the company took another big step in its ongoing relationship with Microsoft by adding Skype calling to mix.
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Ideologically, Mr. Buttigieg is a progressive — sometimes an adventurous one, calling to expand the Supreme Court and abolish the Electoral College.
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Officer Ali remembered calling to have the power shut off to the third rail after the man fell onto the tracks.
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Perhaps that's because the humble egg carries a lot of symbolism, including calling to mind rebirth and the circle of life.
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Here too is kottu, tangled scraps of roti tossed in a wok with vegetables and curry, calling to mind fried rice.
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Any person of conscience would feel a calling to serve not just the politician who occupies the office but higher ideals.
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While calling to mind the work of Lucinda Childs, her style of repetition was less coolly austere, more sumptuous and brazen.
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He's always watching the weather and the news, and calling to tell me there's a storm coming up, please be careful.
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As such, they should reflect our highest calling to take care of the most vulnerable and support a just, equitable society.
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Ron Johnson's office recently threatened police action against a constituent if he did not "cease and desist" calling to criticize Donald Trump.
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And Kerry, you&aposd admit to that, she also said in a speech that lawyers should have a higher calling to God.
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" Fallon, 41, gave Johnson her first scenario: "Your fiancé, Darth Vader, is calling to tell you he's leaving you for another woman.
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Meanwhile, rising Democratic stars are calling to "abolish ICE" — using it as a rally cry for liberals appalled by Trump's immigration policy.
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Protesters have also been calling for an independent investigation into alleged police brutality -- with some even calling to disband the whole department.
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" Added the former first lady, "Jenna, your mother and your mother-in-law are calling to say we're so proud of you!
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In January, Skype announced it would soon roll out free group video calling to users on mobile devices, including iOS and Android.
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Trump has repeatedly characterized his call with Zelensky as "perfect" and initially said that he was calling to discuss corruption more generally.
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He came from Midwestern roots, outgrew his hometown, and followed Horace Greeley's calling to go West and grow up with his country.
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In the books, in the past, Ned Stark appears to hear Bran calling to him via a heart tree in Winterfell's Godswood.
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Meanwhile, conservatives have been calling to his legacy as the longest-serving justice on the Supreme Court and applauding staunchly conservative judgements.
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But someone at USC had told him I was talented and he was kindly calling to offer me some words of encouragement.
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Mr. Sanders is calling to break up the big banks — a move that even left-of-center economists have disagreed on. Mrs.
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It was the hospital emergency room, calling to let him know that two patients had come in with pellets in their eyes.
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Ms. Hoskins, the county clerk, said a number of voters had been calling to check whether they were still eligible to vote.
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Yet Billy pursued his life's work, as many men do, amid a similarly significant calling to be a loving husband and father.
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"Yeah, sometimes—like when the shelling happens near Bab Sharqi, and our parents start calling to make sure we're safe," he explains.
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Ibrahim told Axios that she felt a calling to work at a firm that was leading in AI and shared her values.
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I've felt the siren pull of my bed, calling to me, and felt the guilt that comes from slipping into its embrace.
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And as he began seeing more and more news stories about the spiraling opioid crisis, he felt a calling to take action.
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Public health experts, though, are calling to keep distancing guidelines in place beyond March 30 to curb the spread of the virus.
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The 2010 Dodd-Frank law also requires the Fed to disclose which banks came calling to borrow two years after the fact.
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Earlier this month, the Justice Department released a statement about FBI background investigations when Democrats first started calling to reopen the investigation.
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A monumental pork knuckle is braised and then baked until the fat wobbles off its flanks, calling to mind a slow avalanche.
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DuBravac gave the instance of a consumer calling to replace a cable box and encountering a "spot shortage" prompted by the delays.
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A Falstaffian provocateur, Mr. Alsop believed that his visually spectacular projects brightened their landscapes, and that architects had a calling to inspire.
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"But certainly, the people can no longer tolerate the binary attitude of condemning the killings but not calling to account" Mr. Duterte.
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But I am also calling to say in case you woke up this morning with that 'oh my God, I'm 50' thing.
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Atlanta Falcons owner Arthur Blank reportedly told Davis after the meeting that he "missed his calling" to be a great public speaker.
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Some models also come with built-in cameras that can be used for video calling to other smart displays or even phones.
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More than 90% of that questionnaire's participants agreed that "someone calling to check in out of the blue" made them feel loved.
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The lobbying campaign features an online petition that more than 8 million people have signed, calling to remove President Trump from office.
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Another humorous section involves the speaker calling to see how to dispose of the abrecaminos candle after he has completed a ritual.
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And the 1980s are now calling to ask for their foreign policy back because the Cold War has been over for 20 years.
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The company said on Thursday it was adding video calling to a package of private communications services that go beyond existing messaging providers.
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"A genocidal terrorist organization that long before any embassy was spoken about — Hamas — was calling to kill every single Jew," Keyes told Smith.
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Similarly, calling to hunt down and kill "radicalized" Muslims is seemingly all right, but saying "all white people are racist" is ban-worthy.
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My mother answered, and though I tried to insist I was just calling to chat, I couldn't hide the pain in my voice.
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Calling to check in from Top Chef's set in Kentucky, Clark immediately broke down during one of only three calls she made home.
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Two years ago, my diving and producing partner, Lucy, resurfaced in my life, calling to tell me about this whale, this lonely whale.
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Last year, the organization launched the 230X Declaration, calling to increase the asteroid discovery rate 20223 times -- to 22022,22021 -- within the next decade.
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Steyer has been one of the loudest voices calling to impeach the President and gave $72.5 million to different Democratic candidates and PACs.
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Similarly, you don't even need to have a specific business's phone number saved in your Google Contacts for hands-free calling to work.
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You can turn it on by going to Settings > Connections > More Connection settings and toggling the option for Wi-Fi calling to on.
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This particular IBM sales executive was calling to ask how he could recruit talented leaders similar to the ones I brought to IBM.
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The backdrop: Before Pence's Wednesday speech, some members introduced a resolution calling to replace him as speaker in favor of a nonpartisan guest.
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The price tag was steep; I didn't know how I could afford to attend Morehouse, but I felt a calling to stay there.
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Meanwhile, regulators, legislators, and attorneys general would be calling to break off Twitter from Facebook—as they are demanding with WhatsApp and Instagram.
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"I never actually put that together until just now," he said, calling to his daughter Ivanka, who is working on the jobs initiative.
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He was calling to say that he wanted to help me pay for a year at the Nick Bollettieri Tennis Academy in Florida.
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"God created a servant heart in me, and I felt a calling to get up and do something," he would say days later.
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Hardly a week goes by without a group on the left or right calling to silence those on campus with whom they disagree.
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He accused the Trump team of trying to use "lies, smears, distortions and name calling" to knock him out of the presidential race.
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LOS ANGELES — Kawhi Leonard slipped into the interview room at Staples Center clad in pearl-white sweats, calling to mind a Jedi sage.
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I just hope the candidates don't hold back in calling to account higher education itself simply because we happen to be their hosts.
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At times, the book is like a Symbolist poem, with images calling to one another, chiming with one another, from chapter to chapter.
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Several corporations have ended their partnerships with the NRA, and student survivors of the shooting are calling to vote out NRA-backed lawmakers.
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"This is surprisingly exactly what the legitimate phone call sounds like when the bank is truly calling to verify fraudulent transactions," Tobac said.
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It is not unusual to get a response from a reader, and it can vary from outrage and name-calling to praise and questions.
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Companies across the prescription drug supply chain are feeling heat from lawmakers, some of whom are calling to overhaul how drugs are paid for.
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"Booming Ben," the last heath hen in Martha's Vineyard, spent his final years calling to females no longer there to hear his mating call.
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I just felt a calling to do something more than post on Instagram or donate some money to a charity or the Red Cross.
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You can mute specific "friends," and see information on users while they're calling to choose how you want to interact with the upcoming call.
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Clinton has since changed her views significantly and is now calling to scale back those punishments and to focus more on helping troubled students.
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He answers that the police are outside and trying to kill them, as a hostage negotiator is heard calling to Gaines about her phone.
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Amazon also recently added notification alerts and hands-free calling to Alexa devices so that she can continue to be as helpful as possible.
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HAPPENING NOW: Many members of congress including John Lewis, Joe Crowley, Judy Chu, Jimmy Gomez, & Espaillat, risking arrest calling to #EndFamilySeparation because #FamiliesBelongTogether pic.twitter.
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That moment was also when Garcia began realizing his true calling: to make anyone who steps into his bar develop a taste for rum.
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Arrieta sat afterward in the Cubs' interview room, his piercing eyes, erect posture and thick black beard calling to mind a fierce Mennonite hurler.
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FREE CALLING TO BELGIUM: In light of recent attacks, all the major U.S. wireless carriers temporarily removed charges for calls and texts to Brussels.
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Then there's a literary subset for whom such writing is a sideline, a secondary calling to successful careers as novelists, journalists and culture critics.
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The firm is also calling to hire third-party consultants to review AT&T's operations and discover areas to reduce inefficiency and increase margins.
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It was just like, if you're not calling to tell us who he was in the car with, then what are you calling for?
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On Tuesday, she heard back from her doctor — but it was him calling to tell her that there would be no transfer this month.
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"Many countries are calling to negotiate better trade deals because they don't want to have to pay the steel and aluminum tariffs," Trump said.
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People from around the world kept calling to ask his opinion on the bones of the royal family that had been found in Siberia.
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"We had some concerns but people keep calling to tell us that they really enjoy the music," said Nikoleta Elenkova, Bulgarian National Radio's spokeswoman.
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While some lawmakers have for years introduced legislation calling to bolster the development of AI, nothing has successfully been turned into law so far.
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The go-ahead jumper was a self-imitation, calling to mind the dozens of times he's done just that thing in far tougher circumstances.
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If this sounds familiar, it's because in March, Republicans in Congress were calling to "reform" another EPA scientific board — the EPA Science Advisory Board.
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Clinton's strong support among women and older voters was matched by the passionate liberal foot soldiers whom Mr. Sanders has been calling to political revolution.
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On the one hand, you have the spectacle of a Facebook cofounder calling to break up the company he helped start in his college dorm.
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We quickly found out, though, that his calling to the podium by Cleveland on that June day would be the pinnacle of his NBA career.
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But it's something on the minds of the roughly 160,000 people who have signed a petition calling to impeach the newly minted Supreme Court justice.
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When you call Comcast's automated phone system, it automatically verifies the number calling to confirm that it is a number associated with a Comcast account.
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Already available to paying Wickr customers, users of Wickr's "Me" service will also now be able to enjoy encrypted calling to protect against listening ears.
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Cosby smiled at some of the more emotional points of her testimony, like when she spoke of she and her mother calling to confront him.
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According to a Skype blog post, Microsoft expects group calling to reach all users in the initial two markets within the next week or so.
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They reinterpreted the biblical concept of vocation as a calling to fulfill one's duty in the world, where a successful career would signal God's favor.
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Early in the film, Lizzie plays up the horror aspects, with the score and shot selection calling to mind 1970s horror flicks like The Omen.
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Driving the news: House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff today joined a motley group of policymakers calling to reconsider the legal protections afforded to tech platforms.
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The party's far-right contingent, the Freedom Caucus, was panning the health care bill for not being conservative enough, calling to scrap Obamacare regulations nationwide.
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The President of the United States has a unique and noble calling to unite the American people – of all different races, colors, and national origins.
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Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes, who referenced antitrust cases against Microsoft and IBM in his Thursday NYT op-ed calling to break up the company.
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Some of us told ourselves it was all done in the service of a higher calling — to protect the President, to deliver for the people.
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"Hi, I'm calling to make a reservation," the bot said, which Google patched through speakers in the shop so the assembled reporters could hear it.
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Meanwhile Mike (Finn Wolfhard) is still trying to find Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown), who seems to be calling to him from within the Upside Down.
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It was a CGI trailer that ended with the protagonist on the junk heap and a familiar voice calling to him as he woke up.
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So far, Warren has released the most explicit proposal to date of the presidential candidates calling to break up big tech platforms with antitrust regulation.
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The built-in camera affords some super convenient visual features, like hands-free video calling to anyone who has the Alexa app on their smartphone.
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With the rise of the Tea Party, the IRS became an even more politicized entity with mainstream Republicans like Ted Cruz calling to abolish it.
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Urban wasn't planning on taking calls, but when he saw the Spencers' number on caller ID, he answered, assuming they were calling to order breakfast.
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Simultaneously, Dietrich broke for home, calling to mind a similar play the Kansas City Royals had executed in Game 5 of last year's World Series.
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Gillum vowed to raise public school teachers' wages if he wins in November, calling to fund the state's public school systems over private charter schools.
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A report commissioned by the UK government's official environmental advisers is calling to ban frequent flyer reward schemes to discourage people from traveling by air.
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It starts at $13 and brings a built-in compass, an always-on display, and international emergency calling to the Apple Watch, among other improvements.
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But that record can't be invoked without calling to mind the committee's insensitive treatment of Anita Hill during the Clarence Thomas confirmation hearings in 1991.
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Makan Delrahim, who leads the DOJ's Antitrust Division (and who AT&T considered calling to the witness stand), sat with the team litigating the case.
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When we last saw Marshawn Lynch around these parts, he was calling to mind both Huey P. Newton and Augustus Gloop, as only he can.
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The L.A.P.D.'s Conviction Integrity Unit comes calling to challenge him on behalf of Preston Borders, a serial murderer he put away back in 1988.
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How he chooses to release it could set up a possible showdown with Democrats Top Republicans are calling to make Mueller's Russia investigation report public
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But such support could also backfire as the grass-roots base of the party is increasingly calling to curtail the political influence of the wealthy.
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He said Mr. Trump is in frequent contact with his youngest son, calling to check in on him and let him know of his whereabouts.
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"Phones have been ringing all day with constituents calling to tell me they support impeachment, particularly following the President's corrupt dealings with Ukraine," Virginia Rep.
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Warren's supporters similarly say that she shifted the Overton window on student loan debt cancellation by calling to eliminate $640 billion of debt in April.
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But Powell has gone further than his colleagues in calling to relax some of the stricter regulations imposed after the crisis, also important to Trump.
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Now, she was an editor at a new publication, calling to offer me a little work, albeit at about a tenth of my usual rate.
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The Spot's built-in camera affords some super convenient visual features, like hands-free video calling to anyone who has the Alexa app on their smartphone.
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A new promo clip for Rachel Lindsay's upcoming Bachelorette season features many teary men, calling to mind former Bachelor Jason Mesnick's memorable crying in season 13.
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A 'calling' to be a police officer Noor came to the United States at a young age, his lawyer, Tom Plunkett, said in a statement Monday.
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She could hear two owls hunting, calling to each other huhu huhu in a stuttering rhythm that overlapped then died away into silence then started again.
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Strange, like Stark, learns to shed his old way of thought and embraces a higher calling: to use his newfound powers in the fight against evil.
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We haven't experienced the screeching of wind in a rest stop parking lot while calling to find a hotel that can accommodate a family of six.
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Mulvaney is employing secrecy, duplicity and name-calling to pave the way for the financial sector's bad actors to exploit the hardworking people of this country.
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He's called for stronger antitrust enforcement, and criticized past decisions like Facebook's acquisition of Instagram, but he's stopped short of calling to dismantle existing tech giants.
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Neither major candidate directly addressed it during the US presidential election last year, instead calling to invest in manufacturing (Clinton), or ignoring the issue entirely (Trump).
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We retreated to the back of the crowd, but soon a thickset man in fatigues and a balaclava began jostling Salinas and calling to his comrades.
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The sort that swirls through your head and you sometimes share with someone when you're unpacking groceries, making dinner or just calling to chat — only funnier.
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Specifically what it's like when you're calling to make sure your congressperson is doing his or her part to support the issues close to your heart.
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You said Russia ... the 1980s, they're now calling to ask for their foreign policy back because, you know, the Cold War's been over for 20 years.
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Like the original, this comedy concerns itself with an invasion of Manhattan by ghosts, and a calling to arms of a ragtag group of spirit-fighters.
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Denos and Goodale provide a touch of nostalgia in a pair of pals calling to each other from adjacent houses, stretching a string between two cans.
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The media attention since DW's original article, according to Rasumny, has led to a spike in German Jews calling to volunteer their services for a seminar.
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If your boss uses yelling and name-calling to get results, and that's not what motivates you, you will learn to dread those weekly staff meetings.
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The rich sound design lets you hear enemies long before you see them, opening automatic doors in the distance or calling to you in tortured voices.
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Even after the shutdown was over, 236% of taxpayers calling to make payment arrangements were unable to speak to a live agent, according to the report.
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If you're calling to ask for some free tickets in a city near you, and know she don't really fuck with you like that, press seven.
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I'm calling to talk to her about her new song "Outside," and its accompanying music video, both making their debut here on Refinery29's The Drop.
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" He has continued his attacks on the media over the past few weeks, recently calling to revoke the broadcast licenses of outlets he calls "fake news.
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He emphasized his trade platform off the bat, calling to "make America wealthy again" in a direct appeal to the rural voters he needs so badly.
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In the mirror, you see someone taking a flash photo (calling to mind Diego Velasquez's insertion of the self in the busy scene of "Las Meninas").
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At night, the Switch House is lit from within, a 23-story concrete monolith calling to the dignified masonry of St. Paul's Cathedral across the river.
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President Donald Trump has responded to retired Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens's op-ed calling to repeal the Second Amendment — and he is not a fan.
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The report says 400 officers armed with assault rifles and an anti-tank rocket-propelled grenade launcher surrounded Perez, who was seen on video calling to surrender.
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Especially against the backdrop of Republican presidential candidates calling to repeal the Affordable Care Act, eliminate food stamps, and deport immigrants at a dramatically stepped-up clip.
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URI staff recalled a woman's ex calling to say he had her cat tied up in the microwave and would irradiate it if she didn't come home.
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Kamala Harris quickly announced she wanted to "reexamine" ICE, saying, "probably think about starting from scratch," but distanced herself from those calling to "abolish" the agency. Sen.
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In August, Wilders' Freedom Party promised a platform calling to close mosques and Islamic schools and ban the Koran if it won the Netherlands' election next March.
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It's a familiar formula, calling to mind classics like Rosemary's Baby and Nicolas Roeg's Don't Look Now (which Tully is intentionally name-checking with his film's title).
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So if you get a phone call and the person on the other line says, "This is Equifax calling to verify your account information," just hang up.
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WhatsApp gradually introduced voice calling to Android users last year, with select users gaining access to the option in the weeks leading up to a broader launch.
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The person that fans are currently calling to the carpet is Zach, aka actor Ross Butler, whom some viewers can't possibly fathom playing a 16-year-old.
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"Some people call and really like it and others are calling to say, 'Hey, I want to make sure that stuff can be taken out," she said.
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He also repeatedly drove by the home of another woman, calling to tell her that he had seen her in a bathing suit from his car window.
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Harry's phone rang incessantly for two days with radio stations trying to get an interview, Kanye fans calling to wish him luck, and even people impersonating Kanye.
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DHS at the time published a new rule calling to include "social media handles and aliases, associated identifiable information and search results" in the department's immigrant files.
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You do it just like entrepreneurs do it, with passion and commitment and a higher calling to try in your own small way to change the world.
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Maybe you see those words and think about a woman standing over a cauldron, in the nude, calling to the universe to bring her the perfect lover.
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Running around the sunbathers were the children — shaggy-haired, barely dressed in skimpy bathing suits, skin the color of mahogany, all calling to each other in Italian.
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NTUF's report particularly highlighted that most people calling to talk about a balance due were unable to reach a live person one week after the shutdown ended.
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And 56 percent were unsure or incorrect in thinking that Medicare would be calling to verify their Social Security number before they could receive their new card.
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A "cattle call" is another name for an audition, but in today's puzzle, the actual cows are actually calling to each other, so the answer is MOOED.
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With the nostalgia embodied in its fine wood-turning, it was both profoundly simple and rustically handcrafted, syncretically calling to mind rural chair-making of ages past.
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In Bosnian politics, nationalist figures silently condone segregated education, but some young politicians — including many who graduated from the segregated system — are calling to abolish the system.
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In fact, the movie shows her calling to ask for money early on, prior to Shannan's disappearance, implying that perhaps this request sent her to her death.
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While he advocates for a goal of achieving "Medicare for All," he doesn't go so far as Warren and Sanders in calling to eliminate private insurance companies.
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The telecom companies act as gateways for the robocallers, using voice-over-IP calling to pass the fraudulent calls into the US telecommunications network, the DOJ said.
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But she is one of three women who prosecutors are calling to bolster their case against Weinstein by trying to provide evidence of his motives or methods.
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They accused Mr. Zhukov of inciting extremism and calling to depose the government by violent means in some of the videos he published on his YouTube channel.
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One of the staffers says she has spoken on the phone many times with women who are crying and calling to share their stories of sexual assault.
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Islamic State claimed responsibility for the killing of the professor for "calling to atheism", the U.S.-based SITE monitoring service said quoting the militant group's Amaq Agency.
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Thomas's calling to a legal vocation was stirred as he realized how powerful — and dangerous — laws could be in the hands of those responsible for their interpretation.
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The petition isn't calling to ban Trump from visiting the U.K. but aims to stop him enjoying an official state visit – preventing an audience with the queen.
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With the election of Donald J. Trump as President, the Environmental Protection Agency got a boss that views it with contempt—even calling to dismantle it entirely.
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He felt a calling to help people through traumatic times, driven in part by the untimely deaths of his father and sister during his high school years.
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At the time, Trump was receiving calls from leaders around the world who were calling to congratulate him and talk about his plans for relations with their countries.
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Bear that in mind when reading the news that the top Senate Democrat is calling to potentially reinstate the lapsed office under which Republicans launched the Whitewater investigation.
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Members of the alt-right use a litany of methods — from fear-mongering to name-calling — to distract and intimidate their opponents while spreading false or misleading information.
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What occurred at the church "does not reflect the Catholic Church&aposs fundamental calling to respect and uplift the God-given dignity of every person," the Most Rev.
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Viewers are prompted incessantly to type in their feedback, while the hosts are calling to action for purchases at a rate of roughly eight times per minute (estimate).
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But in comparison, AT&T's plan is almost comically outdated, offering just 200 anytime minutes, 500 night and weekend minutes, and unlimited calling to other AT&T customers.
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"Hi, I'm calling to book a women's haircut for a client," the AI, a "woman" with natural-sounding human cadence, said to a human receptionist in the demo.
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I was worried that she was calling to have him arrested which I didn't want to have happen, so I contradicted her while she was on the phone.
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Something to the effect of counseling female artists to put aside their own ambitions and follow the calling to which they were most ideally suited, supporting male artists.
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Cruz has said repeatedly he believes in leveling the playing field for the energy industry, calling to end mandates and subsidies for the ethanol and oil industries alike.
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Features calling to the past include headlights and tail lights that are reduced to barely-there slits reminiscent of the forward air intakes of the 21960 P3/P4.
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Features calling to the past include headlights and tail lights that are reduced to barely-there slits reminiscent of the forward air intakes of the 330 P3/P4.
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It means I won't hear the first phone call, just in case it's someone calling to chat after a few late-night bourbons instead of a real emergency.
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Because on the one hand, you use them for seeing your grandparents in rural Kentucky, and then you're calling to maintain your long-distance relationship in webcam ways.
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And earlier on Wednesday, Trump had met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, calling to mind the policy of detente that Kissinger pursued under presidents Nixon and Ford.
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"We're going to give the CIA director another standing ovation and then we're calling to call this over," she said, after more than eight minutes of prolonged protest.
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Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.) unveiled a new spot calling to "end the partisan nonsense" and find a solution on health care that includes coverage of pre-existing conditions.
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Here the technologists may cry foul, say I'm misrepresenting the argument, that they're not calling to avoid the humanities altogether, but only to replace them in undergraduate study.
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Information stolen from there could be used somewhere else – for instance, to identify which bank a particular person uses and answer security questions when calling to transfer money.
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The former Pennsylvania congressman voted to pass the Affordable Care Act in 2010 and is calling to add a public option as a pathway to universal healthcare coverage.
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The crowds are small or they are large, but always Gertrude and I are there, calling to our sister, begging the men to drag her back to shore.
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There needs to be a genuine intention at not only addressing but calling to attention the imbalanced power dynamics that determine how people are able to co-exist.
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This approach is more characteristic of a prior era, calling to mind the Conglomerate Boom of the 1960s or the Mike Armstrong years at the "old" AT&T.
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Last year, a white nationalist rally that turned violent in Charlottesville, Va., revived national attention to Confederate monuments, with some lawmakers calling to remove them from public grounds.
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Anti-China sentiment has been growing for years, with localist groups long calling to stem the flow of mainland visitors and reject "patriotic education" in Hong Kong schools.
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" Marc Benioff of Salesforce aimed at Mr. Trump with a sarcastic post, saying: "Thank you @realDonaldTrump for calling to Love thy neighbor, value equality, & calling evil by name.
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Lighting by Hopper At the Griffith Observatory, Mr. Chazelle captured both the building and the city in a painterly way, calling to mind the art of Edward Hopper.
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My family's roots in the church go back generations, and I still pray fervently for the day when all Methodists may follow their calling to serve the church.
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But she feels a calling to teach in Del City, where she grew up and where all the students at her school qualify for free or reduced lunch.
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"This was truly a real big eye-opener to my calling to be in health care because at the moment, it was like instinct took over," he said.
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But let's get one thing straight: Just because the IRS won't reject your tax return doesn't mean it won't come calling to collect on a mandate penalty later.
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A deeply religious conservative, the blue-eyed, curly-haired U.S. banker, has said it has always been his calling to be a peacemaker between the two nuclear superpowers.
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The star uploaded the video from her Nest security camera, where she is heard calling to her husband from the other room after she hears the mysterious piano noise.
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To accompany Shinoda's new tracks, the musician released homemade videos for each, including "Place to Start," which features voicemails of friends calling to check on him following Bennington's death.
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She is one of three women who prosecutors are calling to bolster their case against the former movie producer by trying to provide evidence of his motives or methods.
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Now that it looks like Hillary Clinton did indeed win the popular vote over Donald Trump, Democrats and Left Wing activists are loudly calling to repeal the Electoral College.
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The model arrived in a vibrant red silk satin quilted dress from the brand with a zig-zag neckline calling to mind an IRL-incarnation of the fire emoji.
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Scaramucci said Bloomberg has the "mental discipline" to handle possible challenges posed by Trump, who has in the past resorted to name-calling to throw off his political competitors.
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Rebtel, the Swedish VoIP provider, has today introduced Rebel Calling to the United States, allowing for unlimited, free app-to-app calling without the need for a Wifi connection.
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I am proud to have the support of Vice President Biden -- someone who knows what it's like to follow a calling to public service and the protection of others.
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Meanwhile, 2183 different Democrats signed a letter Monday defending Pelosi and calling to keep in place caucus rules that would make it easier for her to clinch the nomination.
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The only candidates with their hands down would be those looking to one up their rivals by calling to extend the right to those under the age of 16.
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But that's the issue: Democrats increasingly believe moderate platforms and candidates — not progressives calling to remove the president — will help them take back the House of Representatives in November.
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WASHINGTON — When someone mailed a portion of Donald J. Trump's 1995 tax return to a colleague of mine in New York, I felt my father's ghost calling to me.
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"The 6900s are now calling to ask for their foreign policy back because the Cold War's been over for 2628 years," Obama said during his third debate with Romney.
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They have also cut a final digital ad with Mr. Scholten saying it was time for new leadership in both parties, calling to replace Nancy Pelosi and Paul Ryan.
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She said he often worked seven days a week, and that the last time she spoke to him, he was calling to say goodnight to their four young children.
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The "Game of Thrones" star says he feels the movement is working and describes his part in it as a calling to do what feels right in his soul.
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But church leaders have a specific mission in mind, and they want the new community to be made up of those who feel a calling to do that work.
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Members of the group were accused of encouraging violence against women as well as justifying and encouraging rape, according to an online petition calling to ban the subreddit community.
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Some are calling to change the rules, to require consent from patients before biospecimens are studied or to pay patients if specimens lead to medical advancements down the line.
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" And 15 minutes later the phone rings and you look at the caller ID. It's John Kelly, the chief of staff at the White House calling to say, "Surprise.
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It was General Kelly, White House chief of staff, calling to let Mattis know after the official announcement that Trump has just ordered the creation of a Space Force.
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The workshops allowed women to share birth stories, describe their calling to work in the birth movement, and share information about the latest statistics on birth trends and practices.
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Twenty-four artists, museum employees, and politicians, signed an open letter calling to reject the installation of "Bouquet of Tulips," Jeff Koons's proposed gift to the city of Paris.
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That extra cost might be related to a bundled six months free Skype calling to phones in the US, or Harman's speaker could sound a lot better than the competition.
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Businesses such as telecom operators and top retailers use Twilio software to create customized messaging apps with voice or video calling to market or provide customer service to their users.
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Or at least, busy with calls from relatives, friends, and journalists calling to find out exactly what happened, who is safe, and what has drowned in the city of Houston.
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Speaking to investors this week, he said the company saw a temporary but notable rise in customers calling to cancel their Platinum Cards after the metal Sapphire Reserve was launched.
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Shareholder watchdogs Glass Lewis and Institutional Shareholder Services urged Boeing investors to vote in favor of a proposal calling to split those roles at the company's annual meeting last month.
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An overhaul of the H-1B high-skilled worker visa program, calling to move away from the current lottery system to a merit-based system that prioritizes higher-paying jobs.
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Above all, journalists chose to refer to Proxima b as an "Earth-like" planet, calling to mind oceans, trees and, for most people reading a general interest publication, advanced life.
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I'd expect Messenger to launch group video calling to differentiate itself, and use the fun experience of being on the line with several friends to convince users SMS is obsolete.
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At Google I/O, the company teased a bunch of features for the Home, including free calling to phones in the US and Canada, streaming services, and a TV interface.
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Historic tensions have been reignited as a part of the campaign, with many on the unionist side of the community calling to leave as most nationalists came out for remain.
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There's also an iridescent silver grill on a set of dentures, and a fire detector alarm on a turquoise background, calling to mind a retro instruction manual from the 80s.
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She described a clear difference from Trump and the GOP on key issues, calling to protect undocumented immigrants from deportation, act on climate change and maintain women's health care institutions.
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How I would have died in this episode: I'm not interested in selling my soul to the devil and my natural calling to witchcraft has apparently been sent to voicemail.
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This will be a hard road for a pontiff with a deep calling to reach out to the powerless who heads an institution with a terrible record of abusing power.
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"Some patients, particularly expatriates, are calling to ask if they should relocate back to their own home country," said obstetrician Kelly Loi of the Health and Fertility Centre for Women.
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Health and taxes may be forever joined at the hip for the most fortunate Americans, and soon the tax man won't even be calling to disturb the billionaires' blissful peace.
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To that end, they are calling to abolish Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the agency that tracks down human traffickers, drug smugglers and other people who are in the country illegally.
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It's unclear if Diana is gonna take her complaint up the chain, but ya gotta imagine if her people come calling to take it any further ... the airport's gonna listen.
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Boxy, spike-bedecked flight jackets topped sequined leggings, while a zaftig model channeling Ursula was decked out in black and purple feathers, calling to mind the late drag queen Divine.
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There was a very dramatic shot of two empty chairs at the dinner table, calling to attention the big fat elephant in the room: The fact that Aaron wasn't there.
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The mayor of a tiny town in North Dakota is calling to abolish the local government in order to stop white supremacists from holding leadership positions, the Idaho Statesman reported.
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At least 2,000 people have been arrested for calling to an end to the government of Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, according to rights groups and reports from Egypt.
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"I urge you to be servant leaders, driven by a calling to support and to serve others — not by selfish ambition — as the animating force of your career," he continued.
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Facebook Pay also provides a unifying thread across Facebook's collection of disparate apps at at time when critics, including several US presidential candidates, are calling to break up the company.
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And frustration is growing in Britain, with a petition calling to cancel Brexit racking up more than 4.4 million on Parliament's website on Saturday — the same day as the march.
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It is a graceful technique, this metronomic swinging back and forth in time, calling to mind the sankofa bird, one of the African symbols that the narrator's mother holds dear.
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Amy Klobuchar praises her bill calling to close the "boyfriend loophole," which is a legislation gap allowing physically abusive dating partners and ex-boyfriends with convictions to continue accessing guns.
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Last week, more districts were calling to use the tools of Sandy Hook Promise, and its public service video continued to seize the social media spotlight from the scurrilous truthers.
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This will mean not only calling to preserve social protections but also coming up with a new message of what these protections will look like in an environmentally sustainable future.
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Reports are now circulating that Meg Whitman, Paul Singer, and the Ricketts' machine are supposedly meeting and conferencing calling to coordinate and fund an anti-Trump campaign — quickly. 5. Sen.
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Speaking in the oil-rich state of Veracruz, Pena Nieto said those calling to walk back the reform risked condemning Mexico to an "obsolete" economic model, without naming Lopez Obrador.
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That era of the nation's history has become increasingly unfashionable, with Smriti Irani, a member of Mr Modi's Bharatiya Janata party (BJP), even calling to "Remove Mughals From Books" in 2016.
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And just as the brush strokes unfurl in real time, they vanish as well, calling to mind the ephemeral nature of memories and the relationships we build with our loved ones.
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Furthermore, nearly all of Scardanelli's poems are dedicated to specific people, calling to mind Frank O'Hara's sentiment that "the poem is between two persons" and extending each poem beyond the author.
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Knowing that I can create music that is able to enhance the connection between people and the animals they love makes me feel that it is my calling to create it.
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Meanwhile, other people started calling to complain that the mammal center had been calling them "incessantly," but each time they picked up, they heard nothing on the other line—just silence.
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In addition, it will let customers carry unused data over to the next month and begin offering users on certain plans unlimited text and calling to and from Mexico and Canada.
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There are things about the fashion industry that I miss, but I went to Apple because I felt it was a calling to one of the greatest companies on the planet.
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Financial firms have been calling to report loopholes that could benefit less scrupulous rivals, most of which will be closed before it comes into force or soon after, promises the OECD.
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Frustrated by Republican obstructionism when Democrats held control of the Senate, Merkley became a big backer of filibuster reform, calling to eliminate the 60-vote threshold to advance legislation and nominees.
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He was calling to let me know that our battle-buddy, Moore, was in the ICU of a civilian hospital on the border of West Virginia and Ohio for kidney failure.
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"America is strongest when we all believe we have a stake in our country and our future," she said, calling to mind the bipartisan spirit that took hold after the Sept.
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A lion that once stood guard over a tomb in Corinth, in the sixth century B.C., has an azurite mane and an ochre body, calling to mind Mayan or Aztec artifacts.
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As Ms. Thomas spoke, a cluster of naked Jarawa children were making a racket outside the isolation ward, peering out at the lights of the village and calling to passers-by.
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Perhaps it is no surprise that someone as self-important as Trump felt a calling to be president, where he could traffic exclusively in Big Picture items like bombing other countries.
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"It was General Kelly, White House chief of staff, calling to let Mattis know after the official announcement that Trump had just ordered the creation of a Space Force," Snodgrass writes.
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Yet federal agencies have taken a kid-gloves approach to calling to account the Bundys' armed insurgencies in Oregon and Nevada, playing games with the charges and apparently bungling the prosecution.
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Oh, and Republic has developed a new technology called "Bonded Calling" to improve the quality of Wi-Fi calls by filling in any gaps with cellular data, at no extra charge.
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It was projecting bright red light and images of raindrops and, finally, the forest, calling to mind those Instagram posts of scenery paired with platitudes that Tiller's lyrics so boldly evoke.
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Now, about a week later, and right before they ship out another group this weekend, they're telling us a vast majority of customers are calling to cancel their Spring Break packages.
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A senior police official had said in February that the reason for the racial gap was that more residents in predominantly black and Hispanic neighborhoods were calling to complain about marijuana.
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You can also set hands-free calling to reveal your number when you call, so people can know it's you and not an unfamiliar proxy number used to connect the call.
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And here in Tennessee, I will take my day's-end walk in the dark, missing the shadows of sunset and the sounds of children calling to one another as they play.
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In New York state alone, the number of people calling to inquire about unemployment benefits has skyrocketed to more than 150 times its usual number, according to the state's budget director.
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"Good boy, Storm!" a man's voice says in the video, calling to a golden retriever paddling toward a brown lump bobbing in the water of Port Jefferson Harbor off Long Island.
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And if I can be a good friend and ally and influencer in calling to the president, then I can impact outcomes without having to be a whore for special interests.
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It takes a doctor with a special sense of calling to devote the time and energy necessary to connect with such patients, many of whom can prove particularly difficult to deal with.
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I read one of her speeches and she said, I didn&apost understand this a lawyer, she told a group of lawyers that we as lawyers have a higher calling to God.
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Hands-free Texting and Calling To read a text message, drivers take their eyes off the road for an average of five seconds – plenty of time to T-bone a turning truck.
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For a while, each time her phone rang, there had been a decent chance it was Shirley, calling to invite her to some opera outing, mah jong night, or private shopping event.
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Barack Obama, among others, mocked this hilarious gaffe: "The 1980s are now calling to ask for their foreign policy back, because the cold war's been over for 20 years," scoffed the president.
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" A Senate Democratic aide told BuzzFeed News "it's important that the people who are calling to abolish ICE define what that means," adding that otherwise it would just be a "reflexive slogan.
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Some black feminists have pointed out that white women calling to "kill all men" sounds particularly grotesque at a time when so many black men and boys are dying from police violence.
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On Christmas Eve, it's a presidential tradition to answer phone calls from children calling to find out where Santa Claus is currently located as he flies around the world to delivers presents.
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Why people are calling to cancel Amazon Prime subscriptions I'm seeing the faintest outlines of a backlash against Amazon Prime subscriptions over Amazon's treatment of workers, its government contracts, and other issues.
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A successful puzzle is one that provokes my mind, calling to the deepest recesses to fish for an elusive word or piece together a pattern that is lurking just beneath the surface.
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Different strategies for different games mean it's less predictable, and it can switch in a minute should the bet patterns change and the hand go from a calling to a bluffing one.
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A spokesman for Adam Smith, the ranking member on the House Armed Services Committee, told CNN via email that he is calling to potentially suspend the program until the issue is fixed.
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On the eve of Mexico's presidential elections, Leonard's poem acts not only as a collective meditation on our socio-political moment, but also as a calling to civil action and poetic reaction.
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"I'm calling to say a double woo-hoo thank you," Warren said in her phone call to the donor, identified only as Caitlyn, who said she teaches English as a second language.
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Indeed, Cashman was calling to tell Miller that he had been traded to the Cleveland Indians for four minor leaguers, including outfielder Clint Frazier, the top-rated prospect in the Indians' system.
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"As a candidate, Trump employed the most common propaganda device, name-calling, to define, degrade, discredit and destroy his primary opponents as well as the 'fake' news media," the course description reads.
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Trump told supporters in Sioux Center, Iowa, that he received more pushback for calling to ban Muslim immigration that he would have if he had called to ban Christian immigration to America.
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Her lawyer was calling to say that the U.S. Supreme Court had just issued a ruling that might open the door for her case, along with thousands of others, to be dismissed.
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As thousands of protesters gathered across the country to protest President Donald Trump's immigration policies and the chorus of voices calling to abolish ICE grows, the president is going on the offensive.
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He noted that police departments and federal agents are already calling to express interest in the new tool, which could cost anywhere from $80,000 to $100,000 once a commercial model is produced.
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The show's brand of pitch black humor felt especially cutting in this setting, calling to mind the bluster and pathos of the Brett Kavanaugh hearings in a way that was deeply uncomfortable.
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It was easy to imagine the ancestors of these singers calling to one another about love and heartbreak across a meadow or around a crackling fire in the dark days of winter.
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"Given the importance of Eneco's new owners endorsing the continuation of its sustainable strategy ... we have been calling to impose conditions (on a buyer) in case you choose to sell," he wrote.
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This book is literally dark, as certain panels surround their subjects in a sea of black, calling to mind the spare compositions and psychic derangements of the Toronto-based maestro Chester Brown.
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This has inspired critics to invoke the hallowed name of W. G. Sebald, and to bandy about the label "literary hybrid" — a vile designation, calling to mind a hybrid car, or beefalo.
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At this juncture, as so often in the past, serious people around the world are calling to "bring North Korea back to the table" to try to settle the DPRK nuclear issue.
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The DNC distributed a mock newspaper to reporters Monday featuring some of Trump's comments during the campaign, including calling to "bomb the shit" out of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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Among the three major proposals visible on the document was one calling to reinstate and "update" the Bush-era program he spearheaded, known as the National Security Entry-Exit Registration System (NSEERS).
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Former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton warned that the geopolitical situation with North Korea is bound to only get worse over time while calling to reunify the Korean Peninsula.
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Democrats are also considering calling to testify Robert Blair, a top national security aide who works inside the acting chief of staff's office, according to an official working on the impeachment inquiry.
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They're always there, calling to you, promising both to grant purpose and significance to your capitalist life, and—as we realize every now and again—to endanger the comity of the republic.
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Sitting in "…calling to me…," one can absorb its images of slave survival while words in "The Tyranny of Consciousness" about contemporary repression of African Americans echo in from the other room.
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Though the compositions are large-scale and the presentation flattened, their angles look steep and startling, calling to mind the interplanetary views provided by photographs of the earth taken on the moon.
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But he had a sheltered upbringing, and given the era he grew up in, he interpreted his disinterest as a calling to join the priesthood, like many young men who felt similarly.
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Galassi on the other hand, is a fan of the traditional black-and-white coloring, preferring to fluctuate between monchrome colors when saturating her textural constructions calling to mind bleached-out rolling hills.
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Calling to mind the messy, oil-splattered cool of Mad Max: Fury Road, these fearless shadow lines mirror the texture and movement of paint, with a little help from your own brush strokes.
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On FOX News Radio: The FOX News Rundown podcast : Demonstrators across the country have been calling to "abolish ICE," as anger over the Trump administration&aposs "zero-tolerance" immigration policy has boiled over.
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Thanks to the magic of TV, that conversation is cut short by Peter Lowry (Evan Jones), husband of Bobo's now deceased fiancé Aubrey (Shannon Lorance) and white supremacist biker, calling to talk ransom.
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The film barrels ahead at an absolutely frenetic pace, occasionally calling to mind that much-mocked Bohemian Rhapsody scene where the camera can't settle on any given actor for more than a second.
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During one phone call with a 7-year-old referred to as Coleman, Trump asked the child — who was calling to ask how close Santa was — whether he still believes in Santa Claus.
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"All the time, each phone ringing and everybody calling to say, 'buy to us ticket, buy to us ticket'," said Corluka, whose cousin, Vedran Corluka, is a player in the Croatian national team.
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Mr Nelson (whose office as president or "prophet" is said to carry a special gift for discerning the divine will) says he feels a calling to revive the use of the unabridged title.
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A Lannister always pays his debts, and this season nearly every other house will be calling to collect, not to mention the spurned Tyrion Lannister masterminding an invasion from across the Narrow Sea.
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Those included calling to boycott Apple for not providing a workaround so the FBI could bypass iPhone security and restrict some aspects of the freedom of speech in the name of national security.
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So it is easy to forget that people of faith were also instrumental in helping those same government leaders see the need and Biblical calling to respond to the devastation of HIV/AIDS.
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As an administrative specialist in the Montana Governor's Office of Indian Affairs, I answered dozens of calls from individuals whose DNA test revealed Native DNA; they were calling to reap their imagined rewards.
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Jesse Tyler Ferguson, best known for the ABC sitcom "Modern Family," plays a struggling actor taking reservations in a tsunami of an establishment — and several dozen other roles, including customers calling to complain.
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Progressive politicians in New York City and Washington, DC, are starting to follow the lead of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez by calling to abolish US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, more commonly known as ICE.
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Most striking was an old-fashioned telephone booth (calling to mind the fact that the Koreas had just re-established a diplomatic hotline) and a bus stop indicating transit between Pyongyang and Seoul.
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Although I lobbied hard for my dad to get a cell phone — I actually gave him one so he could WhatsApp me — he refused, but he did add international calling to his landline.
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Through April 30, Verizon is providing unlimited domestic calling to customers on plans with limited voice minutes and free international calling for consumer wireless and home voice customers to CDC level 3 countries.
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Campaign volunteers have been calling to cancel door-knocking and phone-banking shifts for Bredesen since his statement backing Kavanaugh, according to an internal spreadsheet maintained by the campaign and obtained by POLITICO.
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I love books about work in general, and although it seems to me like there have been a fair number of Silicon Valley memoirs in recent years, this one is calling to me.
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Booker and Yang lined up in favor of nuclear, and at least Sanders, Klobuchar, and Warren are calling to move away from it due to concerns over how to safely handle the waste.
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" Stewart: "You bet, because I don't think there's anything there at all that is going to implicate the president — if, Sean, you will join with me in calling to hear from the whistleblower?
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He's soften his anti-Muslim stance, though only a little, calling to ban immigration "from any nation that has been compromised by terrorism" (which would, presumably, include countries the Great Britain and France).
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An order of Roman Catholic nuns cited religious freedom and their calling to protect the earth on Friday in their appeal to stop a natural gas pipeline project on their property in Pennsylvania.
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Just how much longer until the people calling to remove all monuments to the Confederate dead start joining calls to remove American presidents from the pages of history books and the public squares?
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Remember, not only is Sanders a self-described democratic socialist but he is also calling to end all subsidies to the fossil fuel industry, ban fracking, and ultimately eliminate fossil fuel use altogether.
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The flaw works by adding yourself to a FaceTime call before the recipient picks up, tricking FaceTime into thinking it's an active call and forcing the person you're actually calling to start transmitting audio.
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"Imagine her surprise that after 5 YEARS of Zoey missing, Guilford County Animal Services was calling to inform her that her precious Zoey was now at the shelter," the animal facility wrote on Facebook.
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While they've made it their calling to provide a chill space and five kinds of crustless finger sandwiches at a moment's notice, why not return some of their world-famous hospitality this holiday season?
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During her speech, she addressed the backlash she'd received for choosing this issue as her passion project — largely because critics say her husband, President Donald Trump, uses name-calling to harass his critics online.
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Maybe it's not in my calling for [my music] to pop here, maybe it's in my calling to pop somewhere else and I think I'll be selling myself short if I didn't explore that.
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So Democrats are calling to attach an immigration bill to some kind of must-pass spending or budget bill to ensure that it gets a vote in the lower chamber and sees Trump's signature.
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"We, as Turkey, have been calling to Western nations for some time to not distinguish between terrorist organizations and to be principled and consistent in their stance," Erdogan said in a speech on Thursday.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - A Saudi body seems to have backtracked on a new initiative calling to end prayer-time store closures and gender segregation in public places - potentially divisive reforms for the deeply conservative kingdom.
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When Rogers looked in the camera and said "Hello, neighbor friends," he was guided by a spiritual calling to love "thy neighbor" -- a reference to one of the more well-known New Testament quotes.
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But strategists worry it could drown out more winning messages such as improving health care, especially if the anti-Trump base forces Democratic candidates into potentially controversial positions like calling to impeach the president.
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Retired Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens's New York Times op-ed calling to repeal the Second Amendment is an intriguing idea as gun violence in America sends schoolchildren to the streets to protest.
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Behold this video of Drake talking about actually being from Saskatchewan: Some took this as a joke, but it was clear this was a direct calling to take my investigation to the next level.
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Signal adds video calling to its encrypted messaging app: The mobile app, which already includes messaging and voice calls and is growing in popularity as a secure way to communicate, has added video calling.
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One troop organizer told me later that re-enacting was the fulfillment of a boyhood dream, and that it was a calling to inform the public about who really fought in the Civil War.
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The online poll Rowling refers to, calling to ban Trump from entering the United Kingdom for "hate speech," gained national popularity last year after Trump proposed temporarily banning Muslims from entering the United States.
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This development, combined with two key Republicans calling to pause the confirmation process in light of Ford's accusation and willingness to come forward, signals peril for Kavanaugh's nomination that was unthinkable a week ago.
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Some of the contrasts, as between black and a very deep purple, are barely discernible—calling to mind the black-on-black aesthetic of Ad Reinhardt, though with the emotive charge of any Rothko.
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Even to this day, four years later, when I hear my husband&aposs cell phone ring I panic, thinking it&aposs the property manager calling to tell us they need another few thousand dollars.
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All we ask is that, when the Whitney Museum comes calling to organize a belated survey, you remember who let you know that your time had finally arrived and invite us to the opening.
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If you're a fan of H.P. Lovecraft, the 20th-century horror writer whose legacy looms large over us all, and you're afraid the Elder Gods might be calling to your offspring, you're in luck.
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Google's smart speaker was already one of the best ones on the market, but the company announced a suite of other new features and updates beyond calling to Home that make it much more powerful.
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It also announced a deal with BMW to put Alexa in those vehicles, new international availability, and a ton of new features — from international calling to a greatly enhanced ability to control smart home devices.
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"Hi, this is Lionel, I'm a student at M.I.T. and I'm calling to tell you that Cecily was in an ice skating accident," Mr. Sotomayor said nervously before his call was lost to poor reception.
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It was pleasantly noisy in the indoor mall—supermarket carts rattling along the brick floor, aides calling to one another as they walked by, jazz audible through the open door of the Café de Hogeweyk.
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A member of Germany's insurgent far-right populist party, the Alternative for Germany party (AfD), Hohloch is calling to close Germany's borders, invest in education and infrastructure, and teach a rosier version of German history.
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Tammy Duckworth expressed concern Sunday about the way the executive branch is handling the immigration crisis, but stopped short of joining her liberal colleagues in the Senate calling to abolish US Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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My college roommate, NBA center Jason Collins, was calling to tell me that in a few days he would be on the cover of Sports Illustrated as the first openly gay, active, male, professional athlete.
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They represent a growing movement of students, teachers and reformers who are trying to compensate for mainstream higher education's failure to help young people find a calling: to figure out what life is really for.
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But she considers it a calling to try to bring them on such a journey, to roil the calm sea of Nordic neutrals, to help them see the light in all its vibrant, saturated glory.
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The screen porch was full of men, young men in checked suits and slouch hats, old men in derbies and frayed cuffs, crowding and jostling, each one beckoning and calling to me above the crowd.
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It was his effort there that made him a headache for the Democratic establishment, who were unsettled by a series of self-funded ads Mr. Steyer ran — starring Mr. Steyer — calling to impeach Mr. Trump.
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Our parents and our aunt and our grandmother sat in metal lawn chairs in the evenings while we ran across the grass, catching fireflies in jars, calling to one another as the dusk came down.
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"Your energy bill's paid!" the M.C. declared between soaring numbers from recording artists like VaShawn Mitchell and Charles Jenkins, calling to a young woman from the audience, who shrieked and started twirling on the floor.
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Trujillo, the former retailer services team member, said he spent his year-and-a-half tenure at LuLaRoe mostly being yelled at by angry consultants calling to complain about the myriad issues plaguing the company.
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Former Speaker Newt GingrichNewton (Newt) Leroy GingrichMORE (R-Ga.) claimed Tuesday that "the damage the news media is doing to the United States is despicable" while calling to shutter the White House press briefing room.
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As Guaidó demands new elections in Venezuela and heads of state around the world weigh in on the country's future, it's not just the local opposition calling to disconnect the bond between Caracas and Havana.
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And it's a sign of a larger trend in conservative thought, where some populist currents are calling to rethink the free market take on everything from private equity to pornography — so why not housing too.
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I've arranged to meet friends here, but they keep calling to say they're struggling to find the street, and it's clear that the food will go cold before they can help me put it away.
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I'm a little bit nervous about taking time away from directing and writing to just work in politics and work in feminism, and yet it's constantly calling to me and saying, 'You're not doing enough.
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After realizing the house is calling to him — because those who were initially dreaming about the house in a CURI sleep study then start dreaming about Karim's face — he returns back there during the season finale.
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As the youngest and most vigorous of the great powers, it was, he suggested, America's calling to promote peace and the settling of disputes by reason, shunning the "primal" and "ruinous" hatreds of the Old World.
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Sakaar's design is aggressively retro-futuristic, calling to mind Heavy Metal magazine covers (with the Led Zeppelin music cues to match), and the score from Devo frontman Mark Mothersbaugh drenches everything in lush, prog-rock synthesizers.
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While the murder and trial are shocking enough, Miller's chronicle of newspapers' disregard for the truth also provides a jolt, and may hit even closer to home, calling to mind the excesses of social media today.
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Tresnjak's tonally schizophrenic staging, depending heavily on projections rendered on LCD panels that are part of the set, only makes things worse, calling to mind the material's cartoonish DNA just when you need to forget it.
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Editor's note: This post was done in partnership with You've got a great workspace set up and the best gear for getting things done, so why do you feel your favorite coffee shop calling to you?
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The classic interpretation of chicken salad is simple: Diced chicken, onions, celery, mayo, and maybe some fresh herbs, walnuts, or green grapes if you're feeling the calling to throw in a little extra hit of flavor.
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At a high level you see this all the time, people listen to the same sports call-in radio show, and it's like Bill from the Bronx or whatever calling to weigh in on his thoughts.
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The gas rupture was believed to have been caused by a contractor digging at the home without first calling to have underground utility lines marked, as required by law, according to the Southern California Gas company.
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The fact that our prison system has grown too big is almost universally acknowledged, and lawmakers and advocates from across the political spectrum have been calling to dramatically decrease the number of people we lock up.
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"What you're going to hear is the Google Assistant scheduling an appointment at a real hair salon," Pichai said to tentative applause during the keynote: Hi, I'm calling to book a women's haircut for a client.
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Rodin might have done so as well: the exhibition opens with a series of sculptures of large hands holding small figures, immediately calling to mind the creation story of God's molding Adam and Eve from clay.
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In many ways "When Spring Comes" is even more satisfying than "Waiting," calling to mind Janice May Udry's classic "A Tree Is Nice," with its simple declarative sentences evoking the deep, sacramental pleasures of being outdoors.
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However, card benefits are a truly differentiating factor and the right combination of benefits can make the difference between being the card at the top of my wallet and a card I am calling to cancel.
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The details: Acting assistant secretary of HHS' Administration for Children and Families, Steven Wagner, told the Senate homeland security subcommittee that the department learned of 1,475 missing kids after calling to check in with their sponsors.
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Vice President Pence on Friday hailed the work of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), delivering at its headquarters a vigorous defense of the agency — and a warning to Democratic critics calling to abolish the office altogether.
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Some photos also show the finned denizens of this world, still vibrant in their vanishing habitat, and calling to mind the colossal ripple effect on marine life that stems from the global threat to coral reefs.
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Considerable pressure has been put on the UK government to increase its rate of testing for healthcare staff, and a petition calling to test frontline NHS employees as a priority has accrued over 1 million signatures.
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I was a 35-year-old father of four who had never held elected office, but I felt a calling to serve because I thought politicians needed to bring our country together, not tear it apart.
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Just calling to ask you whether or not there are any roadblocks or gates that go up to keep vice president Mike Pence from possibly becoming president if Donald Trump is either impeached or he resigns.
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Across social media, Ms. Warren's allies and supporters posted with the hashtag #shepersisted, calling to mind some Democrats' embrace of the term "nasty woman" after Mr. Trump deployed it to describe Hillary Clinton during a debate.
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Jake's end of the call is completely harmless, and he's simply calling to wish her a happy anniversary because it's been two years since they met — even though they're not together, he's still thinking about her.
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Calling to, uh, share with you some information about the FIU pedestrian bridge and some cracking that's been observed on the north end of the span, the pylon end of that span we moved this weekend.
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It feels sometimes as if the slaves's tribulations are there merely to unsettle our heroes, calling to mind the season's overarching question, first raised by Episode 1: Why has "Outlander" brought Jamie and Claire to America?
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The church is made of humans, good and bad; those guilty of abuse should be punished but not all are guilty, and I think most are extraordinary people with a calling to make the world better.
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Canessa recounts this struggle and others he faced following the tragic crash in his new book I Had to Survive: How a Plane Crash in the Andes Inspired My Calling to Save Lives, due out March 1.
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But simply calling to "create guidelines" for turning websites into content cops — while implying that existing laws somehow don't apply to the internet already — is a piece of glib handwaving that's not worthy of Hughes' broader manifesto.
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It was Paul McGuinness, U2's then manager, calling to say the band wanted to play with Pearl Jam at the concert later that year, organized by Evans to coincide with the G-20 Summit in Melbourne.
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West Fund, located in the battleground border town of El Paso, says that people who have been recently calling to ask for help with their abortions have been farther along in their pregnancies than in the past.
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Even the male artists that I work with — the first person they're calling to come into the studio for their opinion on something isn't their manager or their boys, but their girlfriends or wives or female assistants.
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Unlimited calling and texting within France and to other countries in Europe is included in the rental cost while texting and calling to the United States and Canada is an additional three euros (about $3.70) a day.
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As a devout Catholic, Caviezel says he feels a calling to spread the word of God through his work, and is drawn to projects that "speak the truth" and aim to make a difference in the world.
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According to multiple comments on the picture, Animal Control Officer Duff is always there to locate lost pets, even sometimes giving them a ride home and calling to follow up on how they are doing after recovery.
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Tim Kaine (Virginia) - "I believe the CIA needs leadership that not only honors the rule of law but meets a higher calling to the moral principles of our nation," Kaine said in a statement Friday, May 11.
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"We're not just optimistic, we are sure we will win," said Yusuf Supriadi, at a campaign post piled high with banners and t-shirts, as well as a poster of Prabowo calling to "Make Indonesia Great Again".
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On Wednesday night, I watch James Harden, the Rockets' cool cat glider of a superstar guard, walk onto the court to practice, his black hoodie and that bushy black beard calling to mind a Middle-earth wizard.
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Historically, a "do not call" list was a list of BPD officers that prosecutors would avoid calling to the witness stand in a trial due to an officer's questionable credibility, an official in Mosby's office told CNN.
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What Irma was calling to tell us was that Gail, while driving alone, overnight, in heavy rain, to a rock concert in Ohio, had lost control of her car on one of West Virginia's narrow, winding highways.
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BOGOTÁ, Colombia — Members of President Nicolás Maduro's governing party marched triumphantly into Venezuela's Capitol building on Friday, calling to order a 545-member body with plans to rewrite the Constitution and consolidate their power over the nation.
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Valle is not a new wine region — some vineyards date from the 1920s — but this Mexican wine country is calling to millennials, with modern, design-y wineries and grit that can't be found in Napa or Sonoma.
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In addition to a demand that the government declare a state of emergency and communicate the severity of the threat to the public, the campaigners are calling to make climate change a priority in the national curriculum.
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However, mainstream medicine's relationship with Reiki took a controversial turn in 2014, when a team of doctors released a statement calling to end all clinical trials of "highly implausible treatment," which included Reiki and other forms of homeopathy.
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I was hoping to pick up a 2007 ThinkPad T61, and despite calling to confirm that the store actually had one in stock, less than a day later when I showed up in person, they were sold out.
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She was calling to thank myself and other women MPs for standing with her, sending the open letter to say we as women in public office absolutely understand what she's going through, although in very different public roles.
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The truth is that we must do it," RuPaul told an intimate crowd at an event for the show in L.A. "It's our calling, to bring love, colors, music, laughter, dancing, and joy — that is what we bring.
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Everything from vicious name-calling, to physical pushing on the line, to women shaming other women for their technique and skill — it was a perpetuation of the abuse we've historically experienced at the hands of our male colleagues.
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Illustration by Sam WoolleyIn the 353s and 90s, the 911 system in the US became overloaded with people calling to report things like wayward couches and double-parked cars—not emergencies, yet situations where city officials could help.
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One particularly egregious mission had me staring at the ground for a good 40 minutes searching for five red frogs on a beach, calling to mind the low points of massively multiplayer online games of the early 2000s.
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"Someone will call and say, 'I've been going through my uncle's mail because he's passed away and I see you've sent this letter that he owes some money, and I'm calling to tell you he's dead,'" said Dunn.
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There was the gross hypocrisy of "the time for trivial fights is behind us," the campy propagandism of creating a Victims of Immigration Crime Engagement office, the prepared remarks in all caps calling to MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN.
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The spot runs down clips of Cruz referring to Social Security as a "Ponzi scheme," calling to prosecute Planned Parenthood, promising to eliminate five government agencies, defending his role in the 2013 government shutdown and touting gun rights.
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What sets him apart from those larger-than-life narcissists, however, and thus makes DeMarcus such an utter delight to watch, is the pure goofball charm Mr. Gregg exudes, calling to mind Will Smith as the Fresh Prince.
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"Compared to non-athletes, elite athletes can better process external sounds, such as a teammate yelling a play or a coach calling to them from the sidelines, by tamping down background electrical noise in their brain," she said.
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In Congress, members who are concerned by the Saudi conduct of the war in Yemen are calling to end American intelligence support to the Saudis, and to end US aerial refueling for Saudi aircraft involved in the conflict.
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"In the middle of December, we really felt the vibe was going to pick up, and the market was going to pick up in January, due to several people calling to get pre-approved in December," said Fuentes.
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They join numerous other Democratic candidates, House members, liberal commentators and writers who have fought back against the Trump administration&aposs immigration policies by calling to gut ICE -- which identifies, arrests and deports illegal immigrants inside the United States.
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I lost count of the number of times I took calls from readers calling to complain about something published by another newspaper or that they had heard on the radio, but they swore they read it in our pages.
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In interviews from the late 1990s with the researcher and art collector William S. Arnett, who was also the founder of the Souls Grown Deep Foundation, Kornegay explained that he had received "a divine calling" to enter the ministry.
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While the report is far more expansive than just the Benin Bronzes — calling to repatriate thousands of looted cultural treasures — I wondered how this report was affecting US-based institutions and how they might be working toward similar ends.
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In Washington, D.C., the largest gathering on Saturday, attendees gathered on the National Mall to listen to concerts and speeches calling to protect women's rights and other civil rights that some worry could be threatened under the Trump administration.
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However, investors are likely to welcome Powell's view on deregulation, as he has gone further than his colleagues in calling to relax some of the rules put in place to limit banks in the wake of the financial crisis.
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This discovery of an alien world so close to our own solar system certainly sparks the imagination, calling to mind possible interstellar voyages that could deliver us to Proxima b and whatever strange aliens that may await us there.
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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton use their Twitter accounts as persistent pulpits from which they can spew invective and name-calling (to be fair, they also occasionally tweet facts and happy campaign highlights).
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However, he and other Gulf Arab politicians speaking at the forum also said they were in favor of controls to prevent anonymous posting and of punishing users who broke taboos by criticizing religion or calling to end monarchical rule.
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And yet the siren song of small cities continues calling to chefs who are feeling the pinch in places like New York — and for chefs who have already made the move, they're meeting the challenges they face head-on.
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That's part of the reason I made it my life's calling to ensure the game of hockey became more inclusive and more welcoming for everyone regardless of the color of their skin, their gender or where they come from.
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In that moment my mind flickered back for a second to my childhood, to my mother opening the window at home and calling to me as I played outside with my friends, 'Lyosha, it's time to come inside now.
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It's all really interesting stuff, relayed with palpable passion by Paul, but perhaps not so relevant to the specific reason I'm calling: To learn how this stuff filters into video games, and whether or not it's ever done well.
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Not long ago, I wrote about why the internet might work better if certain parts of it were segregated along racial lines, calling to mind the digital communities of the past that thrived in isolation—MelaNet, CyberPowWow, NetNoir Online.
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Ms. Lasha was the second of five accusers prosecutors are calling to testify at Mr. Cosby's trial on charges that he drugged and sexually assaulted Andrea Constand, a former Temple University employee, at his home near here in 2004.
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When I felt the calling to be ordained as a teenager, I resolved to push my sexuality as deep down from view as I could for fear that it would hinder me from entering the vocation I dreamed of.
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That led Mr. Obama, with a laugh, to respond: "The 1980s, they're now calling to ask for their foreign policy back," an effort to paint Mr. Romney as a cold warrior who did not realize that era had passed.
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Behun spied a photo of one of his pieces on a flier for a group show that someone had posted; it took her nearly a month of Googling and cold-calling to figure out the identity of the artist.
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It was Las Vegas Manager Pedro Lopez calling to tell the 943-year-old Rosario, the Mets' shortstop of the future and one of the top prospects in baseball, that he was being called up to the major leagues.
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"Ships calling to the Malaysian Ports are advised to change over to compliance fuel oil or change over to close loop system (if hybrid system) before entering Malaysian Waters and Ports," read the notice, posted on the department's website.
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With social media raging by the late 2010s, nearly every rapper arrested for gun or drug possession received a hashtag campaign calling to free them, an armchair phenomenon that brought to light one of the attitudinal shift's uglier symptoms.
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He remains the person who came closest to beating Jones, and if the interim champions keeps up his inflammatory behavior, there will be plenty of people calling to see Gustafsson endeavor to the same thing he did back in September 2013.
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I felt a calling to leave the firm and I decided to return to East L.A. and open a financial planning firm to help my community, people like my father and mother who never had access to consumer-friendly financial advice.
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It was the first time we'd lived apart since immigrating to the United States together, which naturally meant there was a lot of calling to make sure I was doing okay in the cold, snowy hills of upstate New York.
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One can't slap the name Blade Runner on a movie without it calling to mind all of those iconic visuals from Scott's original: dreary Los Angeles, the Tyrell (now Wallace) headquarters where light is always randomly shimmering from some unseen corner.
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"I was honored to get full-time offers from Microsoft and Google before even turning 21, but I knew that I could serve a higher calling to represent a paradigm shift in what a tech entrepreneur could look like," he says.
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"It was mind numbing," Brighton tells me over Skype from LA. "For weeks, I was doing 18 hour days just trying to chip away at this flood of phone calls, text messages, emails…" Strangers were calling to book the band.
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But when you learn about them -- those with translucent bellies, supermom instincts, blue-jean legs and poisonous skin, all of which are calling to be noticed by each other if not by us -- then it's hard to ignore their plight.
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Once you set up Amazon's new Wi-Fi calling and messaging service, the Alexa app will request access to your phone's contact list and will automatically add all contacts who have signed up for Alexa calling to your Alexa app.
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It was his own father who fanned the flames of racial tensions during the Central Park Five case, indulged in name-calling to publicly denigrate women, and spoke suggestively about his daughter (Eric's sister) on the Howard Stern radio show.
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A painter of gnarly abstract forms, many of which are sectioned by a thick black line into smaller parts, calling to mind cellular forms, aerial maps, or the hide of a monster, the introduction of space vastly broadens his possibilities.
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Democrats are not proposing to cut Medicare in the way Republicans have, instead calling to expand the program, but the GOP argues that the massive costs associated with Medicare for all would be disruptive and make the whole program less stable.
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"I wanted to send a message to you guys that if someone uses name-calling to bully you on social media, and even if a lot of people jump on board with it, that doesn't have to defeat you," she said.
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But when she was almost ready to retire, Mashale found an orphan on her doorstep and discovered a new calling: to provide care for more than 5,103 orphaned, abandoned or sick children, many of whom have lost parents to AIDS.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May was calling to celebrate the Republican Party's wins in the midterm elections — never mind that Democrats seized control of the House — but her appeal to the American president's vanity was met with an ornery outburst.
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Calling to mind precedents from Thoreau's humble dwelling at Walden Pond to the Unabomber's hide-out in the Montana woods, it evokes an often cranky, sometimes delusional do-it-yourself individualism that still runs deep in the grain of American consciousness.
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It's hard to find a Republican who ran for office without calling to reform and reduce government spending — almost as hard as it is to find any now who seem to care as their party continues to ratchet up the spending.
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Washington (CNN)Attorney General Jeff Sessions, the top law enforcement officer in the country, repeated the words "lock her up" Tuesday that were being chanted, a rallying cry from Donald Trump campaign events calling to jail Hillary Clinton, and then laughed.
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"He searches for perfection back there but he is so prepared and so into the game-calling to getting the most out of his pitchers," Astros manager A.J. Hinch said after Gattis caught right-hander Collin McHugh on Wednesday night.
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All I can do is recount the facts and acknowledge that I knelt down in front of the girl and that, while I was unfastening my pants, I heard Achour walking away, calling to his son to keep a lookout.
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But when she was almost ready to retire, Mashale found an orphan on her doorstep and discovered a new calling: to provide care for more than 22017,210 orphaned, abandoned or sick children, many of whom have lost parents to AIDS.
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For Republicans hoping to draw new supporters to Mr. Trump's cause, or simply project a more positive message during their national showcase, the gambit has rankled, calling to mind efforts to delegitimize President Obama by questioning his place of birth.
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Bryan Bishop, The Verge: Sakaar's design is aggressively retro-futuristic, calling to mind Heavy Metal magazine covers (with the Led Zeppelin music cues to match), and the score from Devo frontman Mark Mothersbaugh drenches everything in lush, prog-rock synthesizers.
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Listening and speaking to those who knew Jo Cox, the Labour MP murdered yesterday, a picture has emerged of an internationalist humanitarian who was struck by a calling to improve the conditions of some of the world's most vulnerable people.
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The dialogue between image and story becomes essentially an act of translation, calling to mind the Nobel-winning Polish poet Wisława Szymborska's lovely notion of "that rare miracle when a translation stops being a translation and becomes … a second original."
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Sort of like your realtor calling to say there's finally a buyer for your house, and then the second part is that it's a commune of 1,000 people, each of whom has personally pledged to raise $500 begging on street corners.
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Contributing Opinion Writer COATZACOALCOS, Mexico — Angelica López crouched beside the train tracks that run through this sweltering city in southern Mexico, cradling her 0003-year-old daughter, calling to her 7-year-old son not to stray too far from her.
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Mr. Personnaz strikes a lighter tone when absurd situations arise as reality intrudes on grief, whether it's the electricity company calling to read the meter or the mothers at Melvil's school sending gargantuan amounts of food to help the pair cope.
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His lone regret is not that he played only one game — "In the early years it was hard, but I'm past it now," he said — but that the Washington Redskins, after calling to say they were considering drafting him, did not.
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Certainly could not have known that with the right help, I would get better in that new town of green hills and stone walls on Buzzards Bay, and that I would find a calling to work with the dying there.
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"He said he was calling to introduce himself as a courtesy and wanted to sit down with me to tell me why he's running and why he has a chance," Ms. Taeb said, "and what he's done with the Democratic Party."
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They accuse Mr. Netanyahu of trying to manipulate the news media and of undermining the judiciary and law enforcement as part of a bid to gain immunity from prosecution, including by calling to curb the powers of the Supreme Court.
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Democrats had also discussed calling to testify acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney, Mulvaney adviser Robert Blair, and Michael Duffey, an official with the Office of Management and Budget who was told to hold up aid to Ukraine.
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"We anticipated they'd be picking up the worst of the worst," said Martin Manna, the president of the Chaldean Community Foundation, a social services organization, where even citizens and green card holders are calling to ask if they should worry.
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And the person on the other end of the phone says, we're just calling to tell you — We had an anonymous donor that paid off your warrant, which was — I think it was 303,200, is what it was final down to.
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And the person on the other end of the phone says, we're just calling to tell you — We had an anonymous donor that paid off your warrant, which was — I think it was 2,200, is what it was final down to.
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"If someone is calling to tell me I need to leave the ice and I'm feeling fine, at some point you've got to trust the player, because I think the goalie situation is very different compared to a skater," he said.
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Today, sex worker rights organizations like the English Collective of Prostitutes are calling to decriminalize sex work in the country, while other former sex workers are fighting for the right to be able to wipe their criminal records of prostitution charges.
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The gore is a little over-the-top, calling to mind slasher films or the grislier parts of Seven: for instance, one bloody victim is tied against a wall in Park Güell, pieces of trencadís mosaic embedded in his skin.
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But even with a personal calling to disrupt the beauty industry and make it more inclusive, she felt an immediate need to quiet down the parts of her identity that didn't fit into the rooms of white, male investors where she was pitching.
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Like somebody like Maxine Waters calling for this or calling to put, you know, a child in a cage with pedophiles, making personal attacks against families, or increasing, sort of, the level of rhetoric and hate to say go after them personally.
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"What occurred at Saint Mary's Parish this morning does not reflect the Catholic Church's fundamental calling to respect and uplift the God-given dignity of every person," Bishop-elect Michael W. Fisher of the Washington Archdiocese wrote to the family of Agnes Hicks.
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No one was calling to put him in prison, though it's worth noting that what he admitted to can arguably fall under the umbrella of indecent exposure — which is, in fact, a crime men who aren't famous comedians do go to jail for.
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"I don't wanna be alone in my bedroom writing messages you won't read," she sings in sugary tones over stabbing synths, calling to mind all those giddy DMs you drafted but never sent, one finger suspended over the screen before pressing delete.
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In a time where people of color are calling to see themselves represented on screen and in the creative envisioning and production of content, it is no small feat that Henson has made the jump from acting to producing at this level.
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Albert Mohler, a powerful figure in the evangelical world, has asserted that much environmental discourse runs counter to Christian thinking because it regards homo sapiens as a problem rather than as a species with a divine calling to exercise dominion over the earth.
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" Khan said that he was "not surprised" by Trump's negative reaction to his speech, in which he criticized Trump for calling to ban Muslim immigrants, questioned whether he had ever read the U.S. Constitution, and said, "You have sacrificed nothing and no one.
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"Within the LNA camp and Haftar's inner circle you have two different currents … those calling to be politically engaged and positively engaged, and then you have others who are saying, 'the only way to do this is through military victory,'" said Eljarh.
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The first trailer for Shin Godzilla (translated in a few different ways, but essentially meaning "New Godzilla") gives our clearest look at everyone's favorite kaiju yet, with the monster's upright stance calling to mind its earlier incarnations as a man in a Godzilla.
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Asked what he would do to rein in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Sanders declared the need to protect so-called Dreamers but didn't go as far as calling to defund ICE — an idea which has gained some traction among more liberal candidates.
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It should be noted that with his tweets, Trump is calling to end the election without counting every vote in Florida, where his favored candidate is ahead, and seems to want an entirely new election in Arizona, where his candidate is behind.
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If he were given a ride in a time-traveling car, Back to the Future style, would he return to 1985 and abandon the innocent people dying, starving, and suffering—the ones he felt such a calling to tell the world about?
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The first-term lawmaker's year-end fundraising haul comes as some Democrats raise the prospect of fielding a primary challenge against Ocasio-Cortez, who has rankled some in the party's establishment wing by aligning herself with a group calling to primary incumbent Democrats.
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Now my teacher was calling to say that he had never forgotten me, that I had made a strong impression on him, even at the age of fifteen, and that he thought I would be perfect for the role he had in mind.
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There are interruptions — "Now boarding, east gate, Track 9" cuts off the zippiest allegro, right at the climax — and there is the buzz of people on cellphones, calling to warn whoever is expecting them that their train is late or, more irritating, canceled.
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Doris's mother (Elizabeth Reaser), who has been trying to make a living as a fortune teller since her husband died, decides to incorporate a Ouija board into her fake routine, but soon the board starts calling to Doris, and all heck breaks loose.
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MEXICO CITY — The United States' support this week of an opposition leader as Venezuela's interim president seemed to follow a pattern familiar to Latin America, reawakening suspicions of Washington's intentions in the region and calling to mind American interventions in recent decades.
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It comes bound by nori, calling to mind a Japanese hand roll — less a matter of cross-cultural innovation than a nod to shared history: Nori entered the Taiwanese larder under the Japanese occupation in the first half of the 20th century.
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Anne V. Coates, an English surgical nurse who forsook her calling to perform surgery on some of the best-known motion pictures of the 21952th century, earning an Academy Award for film editing in 21974, died on Tuesday in Woodland Hills, Calif.
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His recent trip to the NATO meeting where he used the diplomacy of name-calling to characterize the leadership of some of these allies and intentionally snubbed others was the latest example of his go it alone, "America first, America only" policy.
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Democrats are calling to provide more aid so students don't have to take on as much debt in the first place, but the administration wants to place limits on the amount of a loan a student could take out to help pay for school.
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His boss at Orlando's Hope and Help Center of Central Florida, where he works as an HIV counselor, was calling to make sure he was OK. "I woke my husband up, and I told him, 'There's been a shooting at Pulse," he told VICE.
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Schiff accused the group of trying to weaponize materials about the alleged surveillance of the Trump campaign amid Nunes' letter calling to interview over a dozen former FBI and DOJ officials , including fired FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe and embattled FBI official Peter Strzok.
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Imagine waking up on graduation day with a tiny bit of dread in the back of your mind, knowing that in just a few months Sallie Mae would be calling to collect on student loans, only to have that debt erased in an instant.
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Or, maybe, the Carters just had great luck and impeccable timing, calling to mind actor Gwyneth Paltrow, who shared something her late father had said of his and her mother's long union: "How did you and Mom stay married for 33 years?" she asked him.
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WhatsApp is getting stickers WhatsApp is getting stickers Group video calling is coming to WhatsApp Group video calling is coming to WhatsApp Rather than rest on its laurels, WhatsApp just announced stickers and Group Video calling to make the lean communications utility more fun.
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Ralph Angel is already super overwhelmed trying to get the farm off the ground and holding down his warehouse job, and he's even more stressed because his sisters keep calling to check up on him; they clearly don't trust him to get things done.
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"The 85033s, they're now calling to ask for their foreign policy back because, you know, the Cold War's been over for 20 years," said Obama, oblivious to both current geopolitical reality and the role of Reagan's emphasis on military readiness to end the Cold War.
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But Sanders ties the problem to the country's tax policy, calling to boost tax revenues on companies like Apple so that government can make long-term investments for additional housing, instead of the public-private grant programs that Apple is backing alongside California's Democratic governor.
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There would simply be no restrictions whatsoever on debt collection calls, survey calls, political calls or non-profits calling to solicit money, so long as those calls are made using live agents or technology that does not fit into the proposed, narrow autodialer definition.
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With the right Insta-filter, you can just about capture the Vietnam of Catherine Deneuve in "Indochine," the dark wood and slatted shutters calling to mind an opium den in the early twentieth century, though with a strictly reggae soundtrack, and sans the colonial violence.
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I'm a reporter for The Washington Post calling to find out if anyone at this address is a female between the ages of 54 to 57 years old, willing to make damaging remarks about candidate Roy Moore for a reward of between $5,000 and $7,000.
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The telephone rang one morning — Chuck Slater, a former editor at my first newspaper stop, The Staten Island Advance, was calling to say he was putting out the sports section for The Daily Press, one of three limited-circulation strike papers that had quickly launched.
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In a press release outlining the aid it's offering to customers impacted by COVID-19, Wells Fargo also mentions "other expanded assistance" options, so it's definitely worth calling to discuss your options if your finances have taken a hit in the last several weeks.
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Veronica Escobar, D-Texas, second from right, wait for other freshman Congressmen to deliver a letter calling to an end to the government shutdown to deliver to the office of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Ky., on Capitol Hill in Washington, Wednesday, Jan.
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Syed has maintained his innocence, and after questions were raised about his case in "Serial," a judge granted him a new trial in 2016, ruling that his attorney had prejudiced the outcome of the original trial by not calling to the stand an important witness.
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The announcement also came as Democrats attempt to end the year with a flurry of legislating and dealmaking with a president whom they are calling to oust — including a major agreement on a North American trade pact that is one of Trump's top priorities.
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Upon calling to confirm the trip, the woman on the phone — who ended up being the wife of the rancher, the whole enterprise of getting tourists to pay to work the ranch being mostly her idea — told me to be sure to bring a hat.
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In a wide-ranging interview with CNN's Jake Tapper, House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) said the evidence for President Trump's misconduct is "overwhelming" and that he would be among those calling to consider Trump's impeachment even if the president were a Democrat.
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Surveying the room, one does get the sense that the painted canvas-covered chairs are calling to be sat in ("It's as though you're in a painting," said Spears) and the masks to be worn, though diners would need to remove them to eat.
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An attorney for the whistleblower, Mark Zaid, would not comment on any threats to his client's current employment, but Trump and his allies have been calling to publicly identity the whistleblower, and some allies have floated the name of the person they believe it to be.
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My assumption is that he was a homeless guy standing at a pay phone, but it was really funny to imagine him as a normal person sitting in an office who was seemingly normal but was just calling to make these crazy phone calls all day.
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With testimony that the lineups were tainted and with no other evidence connecting Sierra to the crime — and the prosecution never calling to the stand Hector Montanez, Sierra's friend who gave the damning statement naming Sierra as the shooter — his public defenders didn't call a single witness.
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"I am very blessed with a wonderful family, a first-rate medical team, a great staff, dear colleagues and friends, a calling to which I have given my life, and above all a good, great and loving God in whose hands we always remain," he said.
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"I am very blessed with a wonderful family, a first-rate medical team, a great staff, dear colleagues and friends, a calling to which I have given my life, and above all a good, great and loving God in whose hands we always remain," he wrote.
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When the demonstrations ended, Diosdado Cabello, the powerful politician from Maduro's party who once headed the National Assembly, said in his weekly TV show that he "wouldn't want to be in the shoes of those delinquents who are calling to destabilize [the country]," according to local media.
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His "automatic" poems from 1961 are simply comprised of a torn sheet of used carbon paper, calling to mind the practice of samizdat, or underground publishing, that consisted in typing multiple copies of a manuscript that could not be printed legally, and then distributing them surreptitiously.
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The XL and XXL plans also include unlimited calling to Mexico and Canada from the US and talk, text, and data service in Mexico and Canada when traveling outside the US. Those features run $5 per month and $2 per day, respectively, on the lower tier plans.
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How we got here: Acting assistant secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services' Administration for Children and Families Steven Wagner, last month told the Senate homeland security subcommittee that the agency learned of 1,475 missing kids after calling to check in with their sponsors.
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Though over the past year of becoming intimately familiar with its first 10 seconds — I only began driving again last May, so I guess you could say my relationship with "About Face" is just beginning to bloom — I've realized the song's true calling: to be a ringtone.
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"Up until last week, everyone was calling to get old pricing," says Hans Swildens, the founder of 20-year-old Industry Ventures in San Francisco, an investment firm that invests in hundreds of venture funds and is also among the industry's biggest buyers of secondary shares.
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Honouring revolutionary heroes on the eve of this year's national day, Mr Xi remembered Zhang Zhixin, a party member executed in 1975 for speaking out against Mao-era excesses, though not before her larynx was cut to stop her calling to fellow inmates as she died.
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During the third presidential debate, President Obama mocked Republican candidate Mitt Romney's tough stance on Russia, declaring that "the 1980s are now calling to ask for their foreign policy back because the Cold War's been over for 20 years," a statement applauded at the time by Democrats.
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"He's been losing so long he doesn't know how to win anymore," Mr. Trump wrote of Mr. McCain on Twitter on Thursday morning, calling to mind Mr. Trump's suggestion during the campaign that Mr. McCain was not a war hero because he had been captured in combat.
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"I guess with the snakes, I wanted to send a message [to] you guys that if someone uses name calling to bully you on social media, or even if a lot of people jump on board with it, it doesn't have to defeat you," Taylor told the crowd.
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Looking to replicate his success with small dollar donations through this five-pronged plan, Sanders is calling to aggressively reform national party conventions, presidential inaugurations, public elections, presidential primary debates, and Congress, specifically targeting how the Democratic party raises money and how corporations and lobbyists influence individual campaigns.
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Read more: Top Republicans are calling to make the Mueller Russia investigation report public Trump's silence was overshadowed by lawmakers on both sides of the aisle who spoke out on Friday and Saturday about the report, with many demanding its full release to Congress and to the public.
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When you open the app you're presented with a selfie-cam video preview of yourself — which is important, because when you pick who you want to call, a feature called "Knock Knock" allows the person you're calling to see a video preview of you before they even answer.
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And as millions of undocumented immigrants who came to the US as children live in legal limbo as the administration sunsets the Deferred Action For Childhood Arrivals program, Warren is calling to expand the program for DREAMers and their families, as well as those with Temporary Protected Status.
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Name-calling, to varying degrees, helped Trump embarrass Rubio in the Florida primary, beat down Cruz on the stump and ahead of what was shaping up to be a tight delegate fight, and destroy the blue wall Clinton was banking on in the Rust Belt -- and Trump knows it.
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Jamel Shabazz, a prison corrections officer who sees his job as a calling to help incarcerated African-Americans, offers a black-and-white photograph taken in 93 that shows a handcuffed prisoner holding Bruce Wright's 1987 book, "Black Robes, White Justice," which details prejudice within the justice system.
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James and B. have been encouraged by the feminist strikes in Poland, which helped block a total abortion ban that was proposed in 2016, as well as the recent strikes in Argentina calling to legalize abortion and end the country's austerity politics—both of which activists consider feminist concerns.
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From the faux hotline halfway through ("If you're calling to book Erykah to flip the first burger at your company BBQ or to DJ at your little cousin's slip-n-slide party, press 8") to the sly Andre 3000 sample, it deserves its own meme-launching music video.
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Edna, the pint-size fashion potentate of "Incredibles 2," casts a tall shadow in the world of style, her outsize specs, out-of-this-world wardrobe and briskly authoritative attitude calling to mind a salty composite of fashion stars — Rei Kawakubo, Iris Apfel and Edith Head, among them.
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In a recent op-ed in The Washington Post, Inglis argued that outlets like Fox and Breitbart have made it far harder for Republicans to take on Trump than it was for them to confront Nixon, by ''defying the journalistic calling to test and to probe the government's claims.
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If past trends continue, there will be a camp calling to unite the country post-Trump (Biden and Buttigieg); calling for a complete overhaul of the system (Sanders and Warren); and using impeachment to take on Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell as the real "villain" in all this (Klobuchar).
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And it was, I mean, it was serious, it put me in the hospital for quite a while, and he never stopped calling to find out if I was OK. He would drive them nuts because he'd ask to speak to me, and they'd come in with the phone.
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Especially seen in light of the Anthropocene, "Primordial" seemed to me simply too childish, too intellectually regressive, and too plain old corny to be of any sustained interest, calling to mind Bruce Nauman's rather weak work "One Hundred Fish Fountain" (2012) and Kiki Smith's less than stellar "Rabbits" (1998).
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The bragging rights of knowing enough screenplays intimately enough to pull these numbers out is pretty much the only reward, calling to mind the recent surge of "technical memes," the practice of using complicated or tedious video and sound editing to go way out of the way for an okay joke.
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"Cuba is not going to just come calling to the United States because we're interested in having a normalized relation," said Paul Johnson, co-chair of the U.S. Agriculture Coalition for Cuba, a group of about 210 agricultural organizations and businesses seeking to promote trade ties between the two countries.
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"If Donald Trump met one of my constituents in a pub they may well tell him he is a wassock," said Victoria Atkins, an MP for the Conservative party, during the session that was scheduled after a petition calling to bar him entry gathered more than half a million signatures.
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Jennie Whitaker, the die-hard Gilmore Girls fan who organized this festival more or less on a whim is buzzing around him, calling to volunteers for Sharpies and paper towels, rattling off directions into a walkie talkie, and accepting hugs from random festivalgoers who had begged her personally for tickets.
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Moulton has been one of the most outspoken critics of Democratic leadership, joining an insurgent group of lawmakers calling to replace Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) last year.
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Tim Canoll, who is ALPA's president and a 27-year airline pilot with thousands of hours of commercial and military flight experience including landing F/A-18 Hornets on U.S. Navy aircraft carriers, speaks out on aviation safety, his word carries serious weight when compared to those calling to rollback safety.
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In 813, Trump paid for a full-page ad in the Daily News calling to "BRING BACK THE DEATH PENALTY!" against a "roving gang" and "crazed misfits" in response to New York City's high-profile Central Park Five case, in which five black and Latino teens were wrongfully convicted of rape.
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With crime dropping and the Police Department under pressure to justify the number of low-level arrests it makes, a senior police official recently testified to lawmakers that there was a simple reason for the racial imbalance: More residents in predominantly black and Hispanic neighborhoods were calling to complain about marijuana.
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Sanders supporters have wasted no time advocating their position during the platform drafting process, where they're calling to exclude references to Jerusalem while advancing the notion that Israeli settlements in the West Bank represent "an occupation" –– language adamantly opposed by many Clinton backers, who say it would undermine the peace process.
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U.S. prosecutors, who say Guzman amassed a $14 billion fortune by bribery, murder and smuggling drugs, have bolstered their case by calling to the stand law enforcement officers as well as Guzman's former associates, including one who says she was his lover and another whose brother was among his top allies.
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The way it somehow blends the early 30s travails of its heroine (played by a terrific, game Anne Hathaway) with a genuine giant monster movie on the other side of the planet just keeps showing its work, like a child constantly calling to his parents to just look over here already.
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She started getting work again, and soon enough, Vogue came calling to do its first-ever profile of a transgender model, and not long after that, Make Up For Ever offered her a cosmetics contract… "and now I'm here shooting a beauty story with Refinery29, so I can't complain too much," she laughs.
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Y.) and House Progressive Caucus Co-Chairman Mark PocanMark William PocanTrump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move Liberal Democrat eyes aid cuts to Israel after Omar, Tlaib denied entry Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax MORE (D-Wis.) — are now calling to abolish Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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Throwing drinks in the faces of men who've wronged her, she explains, is a strategy to express fury and exact revenge "while minimizing the risk of reciprocal violence"—calling to mind Margaret Atwood's line that men are afraid that women will laugh at them, while women are afraid that men will kill them.
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"This time again the President-elect seemed to simply be calling to shoot the breeze," Bharara said, adding that he thought it was "odd that (Trump) had time for a five-minute chit-chat to the local US attorney in Manhattan" especially considering that it was the day before he took office.
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"A lot of voters are actually calling to say they no longer wish to be on the list, so now we have people coming off the list who no longer want to vote," Tiffany Medlock, the elections supervisor for the Hancock County elections board, told a Macon television reporter in late September.
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The era we inhabit is a loud one, reader, and there are so many things calling to you — hurricanes darkening the sky, small children at your elbow, social media on your phone, apocalyptic nightmares sparked by yam-colored men — that the hours you give to a book are a tremendous gift of your attention.
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Here's the text of the alleged call: Hi, this is Bernie Bernstein, I'm a reporter for the Washington Post calling to find out if anyone at this address is a female between the ages of 54 to 57 years old willing to make damaging remarks about candidate Roy Moore for a reward of between $5000 and $7000 dollars.
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"My sincere hope at this point, given all that we've seen, is that this event won't happen," said Mitch Emerson, a Florida-based organizer who created the Facebook event "No Nazis at UF." Mass demonstrations were planned if Spencer was allowed to use the campus, he said, and alumni were calling to threaten to stop donating money.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Maine), who a day earlier revealed a staffer in her office had been threatened with rape by people calling to oppose Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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Facing the possibility that he will not qualify for the next main-stage Republican debate, GOP presidential candidate Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE is calling to eliminate undercard debates.
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"Hi, this is Bernie Bernstein, I'm a reporter for The Washington Post calling to find out if anyone at this address is a female between the ages of 54 to 57 years old willing to make damaging remarks about candidate Roy Moore for a reward of between $5,000 and $7,000 dollars," the voice message said, according to WKRG.
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Other top tweets included Obama's parting words as he left the White House, the Detroit Lions' Sam Martin calling to help the people of Houston who had their lives turned upside down by the flood, Ariana Grande expressing her dismay following a massacre at one of her concerts, and a man urging the world to share the phone number for a suicide hotline.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Tuesday joined a chant calling to "lock her up" — a sentiment to imprison Democrat Hillary Clinton — when he spoke at a conservative high school leadership summit in Washington, DC. The top law enforcement officer in the country, Sessions chuckled after pausing a speech that mocked crying liberal "snowflakes" who needed "tissues" after the 2016 election.
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I went through some times when I didn't know if I was gonna get to do this anymore and I guess the snakes … I wanted to send a message to you guys that if someone uses name calling to bully you on social media and even if a lot of people jump on board with it, that doesn't have to beat you.
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Google originally launched its Home smart speaker in the UK last April, exactly six months after Amazon launched its own devices in the UK. Google undercut Amazon's Echo pricing at launch in the UK, and the addition of free calling to landlines and mobiles will be an attractive feature for those still deciding between an Echo or Google Home device.
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The first things that Reynolds wanted — and what it got from the Atlanta federal district and circuit courts — were rulings that said that, whatever the evidence about company hiring practices, Villarreal had not "diligently" pursued why he'd never received a response to his application by calling to ask or taking some other action, and so he couldn't sue and the evidence was irrelevant.
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Cochran himself wrestles with the fame dilemma — although he knows in his bones that the case is likely fraught with trouble for anyone attempting to establish Simpson's innocence, he wants the case for both its racial overtones and its headline value so badly he allows himself to be duped by a prank caller pretending to be Simpson calling to hire him.
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"Hello, this is Vice President Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceFEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding Log Cabin Republicans endorse Trump MORE calling to say there is an important special election being waged right now for Montana's open congressional seat," Pence says at the start of the call.
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Where they were aware of the sound of each other behind the perpetually damp walls—the sound of their bodies, the clatter of their makeshift kitchens in the corner, their voices calling to play, calling for help—aware of each other's shadows outside their wooden doors long before they had a sense of a greater world beyond that slope, that river.
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"I think there is a shift that has occurred in the last week where the leadership has been more aligned with the grassroots," said Ezra Levin, a co-founder of Indivisible, one of the progressive groups that signed a letter to Democratic leaders calling to cancel the recess and instead hold hearings, quickly draft impeachment articles and vote to impeach Trump this fall.
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Their ghostly presences, stenciled via the same dirt removal technique that yielded Jones's originals, dance along a stretch of river between Ponte Sisto and Ponte Mazzini, and will be inaugurated on the evenings of April 1383 and 22 with a double parade of puppets and costumed musicians carrying the stencils, on either side, in a procession calling to mind Rome's imperial past.
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Whenever my phone is taken off airplane mode while abroad, I'm charged $10 and granted access to unlimited data and international calling to the US. As we are primarily staying in Airbnbs and renting a car during our time abroad, I wanted the option to use my phone to contact an Airbnb host or pull up a map while driving if we were in a bind.
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More than a dozen U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) special agents have signed a letter to Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen NielsenKirstjen Michele NielsenTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Trump casts uncertainty over top intelligence role Juan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America MORE calling to eliminate ICE and shift its work to another bureau.
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Former CIA Director Michael Hayden scolded Republican presidential front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE on Friday for calling to bring back and expand controversial interrogation techniques that were abandoned more than a decade ago.
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I feel like they're jealous… I know mines is always calling to me when I'm trying to relax and have my own time… And it's been put there by this other figure that we're looking to for guidance through this thing that we're calling life, and its insertion and presence and power in our lives without us really thinking much about it… it's wild, man.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 85033 The Memo: Pelosi-Trump trade deal provokes debate on left MORE (I-Vt.) is calling to break up the largest internet and cable companies in the country, a proposal that would limit the power of corporations like Comcast and Verizon.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 2020 The Memo: Pelosi-Trump trade deal provokes debate on left MORE (I-Vt.) is calling to break up the largest internet and cable companies in the country, a proposal that would limit the power of corporations like Comcast and Verizon.
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