There is a reason for the policy of conferring with counsel.
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Elliott paced the aisle, conferring with designers, occasionally dispensing a hug.
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Mr. Weprin was at City Hall on Monday, conferring with lawmakers.
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Mr. Kushner is conferring with Mr. Cui about the upcoming visit.
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But McConnell is still conferring with the White House on that.
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On Wednesday morning, she was already conferring with her fellow activists.
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Soon, more Republicans were in the room and conferring with one another.
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He was often in Washington, conferring with education officials and members of Congress.
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He sat between his attorneys, quietly conferring with them before the hearing began.
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He immediately turned around and began conferring with the group of advisers behind him.
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I am conferring with my lawyers with the aim of vigorously countering these allegations.
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It makes conferring with other members of the IEP team a more continuous, dynamic endeavor.
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He was actively involved in the jury selection, conferring with his attorneys and passing notes.
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"I do not know who the North Korean leader is conferring with," Mr. Nobakht said.
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Castro was conferring with aides on stage while Obama answered a question about human rights.
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" The agency said it was conferring with the U.S. Justice Department to "chart a path forward.
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After conferring with replay officials in New York, referee Clete Blakeman ejected Garrett, Ogunjobi and Pouncey.
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The pair shook hands and met in a one-on-one setting before conferring with aides.
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After conferring with Mr. Kingsley and our Europe editor, Jim Yardley, we decided to sit tight.
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Rosa Hinojosa, who was conferring with the man behind the counter, gave him a sharp glance.
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For Townsend these forays are part boosting troop morale, part tactical planning and conferring with Iraqi commanders.
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Lynch said that Cummings was still conferring with Democrats on his panel before making a final decision.
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" Iranian President Hassan Rouhani: "Iran will be conferring with the world's two super powers, Russia and China.
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" The statement continued: "I am conferring with my lawyers with the aim of vigorously countering these allegations.
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So after conferring with his attorneys, Flynn said he did in fact want to delay his sentencing.
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Netanyahu, who doubles as Israel's defense minister, was conferring with military and security staff, his office said.
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Goddard archivists looked for signs of value, conferring with scientists about whether any missions were missing data.
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Conferring with OB/GYNs made one thing very clear, though: The project wouldn't succeed with redesigned hardware alone.
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He worked under President Johnson from 1964 to 1969, conferring with him on space missions and atom smashers.
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Before I could ask him, Taheri, who had been quietly conferring with the officer, returned with an update.
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But now, after asking investors and conferring with the TechCrunch team, here are our 9 favorites from day 2.
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After conferring with flight attendants and her team, Bregoli exited the plane before takeoff and went to the hospital.
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The images also show Mr. Trump conferring with his guest at the resort, Shinzo Abe, the Japanese prime minister.
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For about 15 minutes, Mr. de Blasio huddled inside the car, conferring with aides as reporters and television cameras gathered.
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John McCain of Arizona prompted a wave of public speculation about his vote when he was seen conferring with Sen.
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Conferring with her family, a "radical decision" was made, said Dr. Shaf Keshavjee, surgeon-in-chief at University Health Network.
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"After conferring with our counsel and all financial people, unfortunately we are not able to proceed with payroll," McFarland said.
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"Even in the newspapers today, you can see candidates conferring with their donors," Sanders said, before directly addressing his supporters.
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The medical student, lithe and light-haired, kept us moving, peering through swinging doors, conferring with colleagues in blue scrubs.
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President Sebastian Pinera tweeted on Tuesday that he was conferring with security officials in Cerrillos to monitor the rescue operation.
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But after conferring with both Ryan and moderates on the House floor hours before the Tuesday evening deadline, neither man signed.
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They remained in the courtroom for several minutes afterward, conferring with relatives and lawyers, then emerged into a hallway looking grim.
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Both Murkowski and Collins were instrumental to ending the 2013 shutdown, conferring with colleagues across the aisle when other Republicans wouldn't.
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After conferring with a senior official on the Trump transition team, Mr. Flynn asked Mr. Kislyak not to escalate the conflict.
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In a nightclub, conferring with an underboss, he points out various thugs and notes his dislike and distrust of them all.
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Trump administration advisers who have been working on paid leave say Ivanka Trump has been regularly conferring with members of Congress.
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The judge gave the dog a quick chance to run around, but after conferring with an official, the dog was excused.
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The judge gave the dog a quick chance to run around, but after conferring with an official, the dog was excused.
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After conferring with the state patrol manning it, Lieutenant Tom Hebert pulled the convoy down the exit ramp for an impromptu meeting.
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Roberts also expressed gratitude for the "unfailing patience" of the Senate parliamentarian, whom he could be seen conferring with throughout the trial.
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For several months, he had been leaning against inviting a comic, and he had been conferring with other members about the change.
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Conferring with the political and business leaders attending the forum would appear to contrast with the core messaging of Trump's presidential campaign.
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" When she sees Gilbert conferring with the writers, Metcalf said, "Part of me is thinking, 'What the hell are they talking about?
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Warren wanted Esper to recuse himself from all Raytheon-related matters, but Esper said he didn't need to after conferring with ethics officials.
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After briefly conferring with each other, Matt and Ross Duffer agreed to do another take, but not before announcing it to the crew.
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" Conferring with the monitor, Pauley said, would enable the judge to fulfill his "duty to ensure this consent order serves the public interest.
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It has also come to our attention that Benchmark has been conferring with Lowercase Capital in their efforts that are adverse to Uber.
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Professor Schelling, conferring with Kubrick, George, Halperin and another nuclear theorist, William Kaufmann, tried to come up with a plausible screenplay using bombers.
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Lawmakers also said Ohr was being forthright in his answers and had not been excessively conferring with his Justice Department and personal attorneys.
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After conferring with their colleagues on the floor in front of CSPAN's cameras, prompting a wave of public speculation about their body language, Sens.
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But then Kelly closed off the process, conferring with Pruitt to produce a final plan that altered or excluded many of the staffers' suggestions.
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Senate leadership, he said, has been conferring with the Senate parliamentarian to see if the House-passed resolution could be amended before the vote.
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Trump has previously voiced support for expanding background checks before backing away from the issue after conferring with congressional Republicans and gun-rights advocates.
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Cohen's attorney, Lanny Davis, told reporters Thursday afternoon that Cohen was conferring with his attorneys and did not have any meetings with the committee.
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On a conference call with donors Tuesday, Ms. Harris said she arrived at the decision after conferring with her family over the Thanksgiving holiday.
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"We continue to take on their leadership, their financial networks, their infrastructure," Obama said before conferring with combatant commanders and the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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Then conferring with Winston Churchill and Joseph Stalin at the Black Sea port of Yalta, many observers commented on the president's ill state of health.
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The internet was not particularly pleased with Ivanka's appearance, and people began questioning what qualifies her to represent the country while conferring with world leaders.
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After returning home, he helped run his father's cement company and studied military history on the side, conferring with historians and conducting his own research.
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He is also conferring with his lawyer, Stephen M. Ryan, of the firm McDermott, Will & Emery, to prepare for his appearance before the House committee.
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Gary Ginstling, the orchestra's executive director, said that the orchestra had been conferring with government officials, presenters and medical experts as it monitors the situation.
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After rushing home and conferring with staff members, he began calling up Washington-based corporations — including Expedia and Amazon — to enlist them in a lawsuit.
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But I pressed him, and after conferring with his engineering team he eventually said that it could be done or, at least this one time, tried.
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" (Read the statement in full below.) The Austin Film Critics Association also removed Knowles as a member "after conferring with membership, and by a substantial majority vote.
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After conferring with his bandmate, wife and friends on stage — they predicted it would be a boy — Degeneres hit a big red button, and blue confetti flew.
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The vet's office treated the 9-week-old cat and, after conferring with an animal hospital, decided to let Hiccup's broken leg heal instead of attempting surgery.
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Health officials are conferring with a pathologist and the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to determine if the death can be attributed to an outbreak.
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After conferring with its security head, the American team's ombudsman and the United States Consulate, team officials saw no reason to detain Mr. Lochte, who returned home.
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"I forgot that chord!" said Legend at one point during rehearsal after an imperceptible fumble, before briefly conferring with La La Land composer Justin Hurwitz at the piano.
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After following the typical trouble-shooting tips and conferring with the seller, we found the unit was simply unable to produce enough pressure to steam or properly brew.
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So the doctors worked quickly throughout the day, conferring with caregivers and writing prescriptions they would take back to San Juan to fill and then dispatch by messenger.
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The Saudi official, Saud al-Mujeb, had spent three days conferring with Turkish authorities in Istanbul but was scheduled to head back to Saudi Arabia later that day.
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After sampling for sweetness — and conferring with his daughter and son-in-law — Mr. Buonocore, 82, settled on 10 boxes of red grapes and four boxes of white.
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Others were not conferring with the authorities, but choosing on their own to stay indoors, away from work, away from friends and, in some cases, away from everyone.
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Much like Uber and Lyft before them, electric scooter startups have mostly opted to introduce their product in cities without conferring with city officials first — with mixed results.
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I borrowed a mountaineering harness, clipped in, and made my way to the bank, where the team's leader, Larry Smith, was conferring with a pair of graduate students.
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There were specific proposals — likes cuts to medical research and some programs supporting the poor — with which he did not agree, Mr. Day said, conferring with his wife.
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Israel's top general, Gadi Eizenkott, canceled a scheduled appearance at an annual security conference and was conferring with Defence Minister Avigdor Lieberman and other national security chiefs, officials said.
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Charles lingered in the background, conferring with Wolsley, who assured the new Holy Roman Emperor that the event was more a show of friendship than an alliance against Spain.
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Robert K. Boyce, the Police Department's chief of detectives, said the police were conferring with the Bronx district attorney's office on whether to file criminal charges against the father.
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Criminal cases in national parks are ordinarily prosecuted in federal courts, but after conferring with federal prosecutors, it was decided to defer to the local authorities, Mr. Kloster said.
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In a later call, Gillibrand's chief of staff offered to have Gillibrand speak with Franken, but by that time Franken was frantically conferring with his staff and his family.
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In interviews, union officials said Mr. Williams would spend his days in Palm Springs conferring with aides and colleagues on the phone and in person, sometimes while playing golf.
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Last weekend, as Trump was hosting Chinese President Xi Jinping, he announced US missile strikes from Mar-a-Lago after conferring with top aides in a specially designed conference room.
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Before adopting its new policy in 2016, the military subjected the issue to exhaustive review, conferring with medical experts, examining all available data, and studying the experiences of other countries.
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"Our department is conferring with city leadership and the Commonwealth Attorney's office to determine what legal action may be taken in response to this event," police said in a statement.
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If Trump has a clear idea about his next steps in pursuit of verifiable North Korean denuclearization, he sounded unsure Tuesday while conferring with South Korean President Moon Jae-in.
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Ajit Pai has declined the gun NRA awarded him at last week's Conservative Political Action Conference after conferring with the agency's ethics team, Politico first reported and Axios has confirmed.
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Even after turning 80, he maintained a punishing schedule of world travel, conferring with top leaders and heading to war zones in trips that left his younger congressional colleagues exhausted.
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But many of the lab tests are not relevant to the patients history, and some of the doctors sign off on the results without conferring with the patient, investigators say.
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Corporate medical officers are conferring with people like David O. Freedman, a professor of medicine and epidemiology and founder of the Travelers Health Clinic at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
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In a 12-page ruling, Judge Chutkan sharply criticized the government's position as "disingenuous at best" since the Defense Department is preventing lawyers for the group from conferring with the man.
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The coaches, drawn into a recruiting scandal playing out in federal court, sometimes feel as if they spend as much time conferring with their lawyers as they do with their team.
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Along the way, we see presidents plotting strategy, maneuvering with Congress (which plays a large role in this book) and conferring with confidants, while their families weigh in on critical decisions.
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"After conferring with trusted experts regarding the latest version of the Consumer Freedom Amendment, I have decided I cannot support the current version of the Better Care Reconciliation Act," Lee said.
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The president is grappling with risks of political embarrassment if he proceeds with pursuing a North Korea meeting, and is conferring with advisers and Moon, The New York Times's David Sanger reports.
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Past presidents, including George W. Bush and Bill Clinton, have made a practice of conferring with Jewish leaders around the holidays, though the presidential conference call is most identified with Mr. Obama.
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia — She has passed her days painting flowers, conferring with her lawyers, reading books and improving her English, ensconced in two different multimillion-dollar mansions in exclusive sections of Vancouver.
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Conferring with the first and second assistant directors, he reviewed a forty-five-second laugh from the previous week, provoked by a character throwing salt over her shoulder into a baby's bassinet.
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After conferring with the accelerator's sixteen other partners, Altman launched an initiative to support startups even earlier in their life span, and a fund to continue investing in them as they grow.
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Jon M. Bramnick, the Republican leader in the State Assembly, said he was conferring with other party leaders about the presidential race but expected to follow Mr. Christie's lead in backing Mr. Trump.
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Zuckerberg was spending much of his time conferring with heads of state and unveiling plans of fantastical ambition, such as building giant drones that would beam free Internet (including Facebook) into developing countries.
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"It was like working with family," Tisci says of conferring with Westwood and Andreas Kronthaler, her husband and creative partner, on the looks, proceeds from which will benefit the environmental nonprofit Cool Earth.
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"After conferring with trusted experts regarding the latest version of the Consumer Freedom Amendment, I have decided I cannot support the current version of the Better Care Reconciliation Act," said the statement from Lee.
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KS said on Friday he will likely announce on Wednesday whether he will approve the South Korean company's sale of its stake in a U.S. terminal operator after conferring with his South Korean counterpart.
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If you want to pony up for the good stuff, Momoi is rated among the most popular on the market, and after conferring with captains I regularly fish with, I can confidently recommend it.
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Here he revisits episodes that have informed his work, such as conferring with a prominent Russian dissident in full view of the K.G.B. and mingling with a warlord's henchmen in an East Congo discothèque.
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After conferring with Dutch Village's property manager, who was also in attendance, Rabinowitz agreed to let Silver have until the end of May to move out, rent-free, as long as she paid for April.
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Soon Mr. Rohan was conferring with Natalie Raben, senior vice president for partnerships and public affairs at the Lower East Side Partnership, about how "25 gates on each street would transform the neighborhood," he said.
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I spent countless hours — specifically one family road trip to Virginia — listening to the Spice CD while conferring with my brother and sister on which member of the band we would most like to be.
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Senior House Democrats have been working on dual tracks for days — simultaneously drafting language for their own bill while also conferring with Senate Democrats on what they'd like to see in the McConnell-Schumer proposal.
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Here was Lizzy Jagger (the daughter of Ms. Hall and Mick Jagger, who has been a lobbyist for the cause since 2016) conferring with her sister, Georgia May Jagger, and their Stones "cousin," Theodora Richards.
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After conferring with Dutch Village's property manager, who was also in attendance, Rabinowitz agreed to let Silver have until the end of May to move out, rent-free, as long as she paid for April.
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Many have taken notes throughout the trial, and have loudly responded "Yes, your honor," when Judge T.S. Ellis has given them directions to stay away from news about the case and from conferring with others.
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The library said in a news release that it had chosen these films after conferring with members of the National Film Preservation Board and other experts, and considering some 5,200 nominations submitted by the public.
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On February 21, a federal judge ruled that Miami prosecutors, led by then-US Attorney Acosta, broke the law when they arranged a plea deal for billionaire Jeffrey Epstein in 2008 without conferring with his victims.
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But if you are, and you have done your best to inform yourself about the situation — ideally by conferring with specialists — then the cousin you should worry most about is not the mother but her son.
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Invited on Monday by King Salman of Saudi Arabia, Mr. Hariri arrived on Wednesday, conferring with the king as the Saudi news state media showed them smiling together at Al-Yamamah Palace in Riyadh, the capital.
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"HMMA has already deployed additional sanitation measures across the entire facility and will now follow ADPH's protocols for disinfecting the affected work area," Hyundai said in statement, adding that it was conferring with the Alabama Dept.
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He has been preparing for this for quite a while insofar as he has been conferring with and receiving briefings from folks though who are versed in the region and certainly those versed with respect to nukes.
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But State Senator Travis Holdman, a Republican who said he introduced the provision banning abortions because of genetic abnormalities after conferring with local Right to Life officials, said the legislative process was not out of the ordinary.
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However, after conferring with race relations experts, Facebook decided that the rationale it applies to white supremacy also should apply to white nationalism, due to the company's long-standing policy against hate speech on race, ethnicity or religion.
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Mr Picardo is conferring with his counterparts in Scotland about how to remain within the EU, and has called for a second referendum to be held once the details of Britain's prospective relationship with Brussels are hashed out.
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" On Monday, Sanders refused to offer any specifics on how the risks associated with the pandemic were affecting his campaign's operations, beyond noting that his campaign does not hold a rally "without first conferring with local public health officials.
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" After conferring with both the prosecution and the defense, Judge Walls dismissed the jurors for the day, urging them to "go home and have a good meal, have a good sleep and then come back here and continue deliberations.
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After conferring with Mr. Trump in the Oval Office, he met with Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos in Seattle, Morgan Freeman and Dwayne Johnson in Hollywood, and Richard Branson in the California desert, where the two discussed space travel.
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And the Trump administration disregarded the advice of scientists at the Census Bureau (who opposed adding the question), in favor of conferring with immigration hardliner Kris Kobach, the former Kansas secretary of state, and former White House adviser Steve Bannon.
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Judge: DOJ broke law by not conferring with victims of Jeffrey Epstein Giuffre alleges in her suit that Dershowitz, 80, was a participant in Epstein's sex trafficking operation, and that she had sex with Dershowitz as part of that operation.
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Dr. Merlene Frederick-James said in a video statement posted to YouTube on Tuesday that the St. Lucia Ministry of Health ordered the restriction after conferring with the Pan American Health Organization and others about the risk of exposure to islanders.
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Trump's unilateral reversal of his administration's plans to increase pressure on North Korea is reminiscent of his 2018 decision to cancel allied military exercises without conferring with the secretary of defense, the Defense Department, U.S. Forces Korea, South Korea or Japan.
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Mr. Macron has been conferring with advisers and ministers and will meet with a wider group on Monday, including local elected officials, members of Parliament and union representatives, to discuss proposals aimed at addressing at least some of the movement's demands.
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But after reviewing the polls and conferring with political advisers and Senate officials, who warned him that Ward was likely to lose, Trump decided to subordinate his gut instinct for the bold stroke and ultimately stayed neutral in the race.
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Reporters traveling with the president to Argentina said the president tweeted out the cancellation after reviewing a report on Russia's actions and conferring with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, national security adviser John Bolton and Trump chief of staff, retired Marine Gen.
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After conferring with each other, Kali's mother and mother-in-law suggest that Ponna visit the festival of Maadhorubaagan, a deity who has given the left part of his body to his female consort, thus becoming the "one part woman" of the title.
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Instead, restless senators, accustomed to constantly checking their phones, conferring with staff and spending little time on the floor, fidgeted through the proceeding, appearing by turns exhausted and frustrated, as the trial consumed hour after hour even though the result was preordained.
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In his memorandum describing the decision, Mr. Pruitt said that, after conferring with the ethics office of the agency's general counsel, he understood he was required to take a "one-year cooling off period" on issues concerning his former employers and clients.
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Heiskell maintained an office at The Times, dining in the cafeteria with staff members and conferring with her brother, the chairman emeritus, known all his life as Punch, and her nephew, Arthur Ochs Sulzberger Jr., who succeeded his father as publisher and chairman.
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Izmir Journal IZMIR, Turkey — For more than a year, the Sinbad restaurant in Basmane Square was packed every day with hundreds of migrants from Syria anxiously conferring with brokers to negotiate fees to reach Europe through the perilous sea crossing from Turkey to Greece.
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"He's conferring with all types of experts to tell him what he's allowed to do and not to do as the president of the United States, and if this is one of the approved activities, perhaps he'll consider staying on," Conway said on New Day.
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"He was prepared to fly back to DC to vote for the package but after conferring with House leadership they told him they had reached a bipartisan deal and his vote wasn't necessary," Lipinski's office spokesman Phil Davidson told CNN in an email Monday.
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JERUSALEM — Uri Avnery, a firebrand Israeli journalist, politician and peace activist who riled the establishment by exposing national scandals and conferring with Yasir Arafat, the father of the Palestinian cause, long before that was legal or fashionable for Israelis, died on Monday in Tel Aviv.
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But she then agreed to answer some questions about the transition after conferring with the White House, because she had answered them previously before the Senate Intelligence Committee -- although Schiff said there were transition questions not asked by the Senate that she still would not address.
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Lee also tweeted a link to his statement explaining why he planned to vote against the BCRA: "After conferring with trusted experts regarding the latest version of the Consumer Freedom Amendment, I have decided I cannot support the current version of the Better Care Reconciliation Act," Senator Lee said.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - The judge overseeing the U.S. bankruptcy case of Hanjin Shipping Co Ltd said on Friday he will likely announce on Wednesday whether he will approve the South Korean company's sale of its stake in a U.S. terminal operator after conferring with his South Korean counterpart.
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Everyone can see what he's doing, and the fact is that he is conferring with all types of experts who tell him what he can do and not do as President of the United States," Conway, a top Trump adviser and his former campaign manager, said on CNN's "New Day.
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"The fact is that he is conferring with all types of experts to tell him what he is allowed to do and not to do as the president of the United States, and if this is one of the approved activities, then perhaps he'll consider staying on," Conway told CNN.
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"We were doing our job, we had the right to do this, and if I was to do it again, I'd do it the same way," NTV senior anchor and reporter Ken Mijungu told Reuters after an anxious night spent conferring with lawyers and wondering if police would appear with arrest warrants.
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But as I watched her make the rounds of the property, conferring with assistants and checking on the artists bent over the kiln, she projected a regal serenity, asking questions and waiting patiently for the answer before responding in a cadence she once conceded has a bit of Valley Girl in it.
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"What's true is that after conferring with the experts who are involved in this process ... the president discovered that part of it will be, he knows, part of it will be the physical wall, part of it is better technology, part of it is also fencing," Conway said during an interview on CNN.
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While Mr. Trump is inside fielding phone calls from world leaders and conferring with his inner circle, the surrounding sidewalks have become a cacophonous plaza, luring out-of-town visitors, curious New Yorkers, angry protesters and a scrum of reporters craning their necks to spot a potential cabinet member entering or exiting.
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But over the next 27 years, Mr. Dellums became a calmer voice, still defending principles as he saw them, but as a mellower graybeard spearheading the Congressional Black Caucus and conferring with the White House, the Pentagon and leaders of Congress as a member and finally chairman of the powerful House Armed Services Committee.
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"We will be reviewing the recommended redactions from DOJ and FBI, which these agencies shared with the White House, and look forward to conferring with the agencies to determine how we can properly inform the American people about the misleading attack on law enforcement by the GOP and address any concerns over sources and methods," he said.
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A federal judge ruled Thursday that federal prosecutors, including current Labor Secretary Alexander AcostaAlex Alexander AcostaThree more Epstein accusers sue estate Barr removes prisons chief after Epstein death Feds face mounting pressure over Epstein's death MORE, broke the law by making a plea deal with Jeffrey Epstein — who was accused of molesting numerous girls — without conferring with his victims.
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Even more troubling, we have been told that Benchmark has been conferring with Lowercase Capital with respect to adverse action against Uber, indicating that they are seeking to remove Arianna Huffington from the Board and, in clear violation of their fiduciary duties, wrongfully leaked highly confidential details from the investigation by former Attorney General Eric Holder.
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"We will be reviewing the recommended redactions from DOJ and FBI, which these agencies shared with the White House, and look forward to conferring with the agencies to determine how we can properly inform the American people about the misleading attack on law enforcement by the GOP and address any concerns over sources and methods," Schiff's tweeted statement read. Rep.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE held a conference call with the CEOs of the three largest U.S. banks on Wednesday, conferring with them as the stock market plunged, Bloomberg News reported Friday.
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"We will be reviewing the recommended redactions from DOJ and FBI, which these agencies shared with the White House, and look forward to conferring with the agencies to determine how we can properly inform the American people about the misleading attack on law enforcement by the GOP and address any concerns over sources and methods," he said in a statement.
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After the show, he appeared briefly at a bar on the Lower East Side, and spent only fifteen seconds conferring with Weinraub about the mistake before moving on to a more vexing problem: someone had given Oliver's mother the address of a rented penthouse where the Galvanize collection had been put together, and where a post-show gathering would be held.
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Janelle and her husband caught Lisa's son, a busser and entirely minor character named Max, in action, but if they'd come a week later, when I actually went inside for a drink, they could have seen Lisa's daughter, Pandora, conferring with the staff (and also the girls next to me pretending to take pictures of each other in order to take pictures of her).
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Kim Kardashian West said Thursday that she intends to advocate for nonviolent drug offenders to receive clemency following President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's decision to commute a woman's sentence after conferring with the reality star.
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" Trump himself has been silent on the embattled Flynn, but press secretary Sean Spicer told reporters that Trump is conferring with 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 "relative to the conversation the Vice President had with General Flynn.
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In recent weeks, though, he has done some of the more typical work of a politician considering a run for president: conferring with longtime staff and others who he hopes might join his cause; speaking to key groups, like a conference of Hispanic leaders in Chicago and gun control advocates in his hometown; headlining a rally to counter Mr. Trump's call for a border wall when the president appeared in El Paso.
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Officials involved with the White House Office of American Innovation, for example, have spent the past several days conferring with major tech companies about how they can help distribute public service announcements related to COVID-19 and prevent severe supply shortages as consumers prepare for weeks of minimal social contact outside their homes and hospitals worry about the availability of protective personal equipment — including surgical masks, goggles and gloves — and office supplies.
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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 (R-Ky.) and Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85033 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE (R-Texas), but declined to name "moderate" senators he is conferring with.
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Excerpt: "What reporters saw ranged from events hosted by foreign groups with policy priorities to Republican glitterati -- Rudolph W. Giuliani posing for selfies at the bar the night Trump fired FBI Director James B. Comey; White House aide Omarosa Manigault conferring with the former producer of 'The Apprentice'; former Trump campaign adviser Corey Lewandowski plopping into a black leather chair marked 'Reserved'; then-press secretary Sean Spicer scrolling through his phone on a plush blue sofa in the lobby." http://wapo.
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