Speaking for myself, it doesn't matter to me how soothingly a man coos that I'm not like most women, when those coos are accompanied by misogyny against most women.
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The college's nursing program was one of the most respected institutions in Coos Bay, a town of 20183,000 nestled along the rugged coastline of Oregon's solidly conservative Coos County.
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" Asked about their relationship, Anderson coos, "Aww, my babe.
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"But to me, you're everything," he coos in her ear.
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"You tried," she coos, handing us mugs of hot chocolate.
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"Say hi Punk," she coos while panning to CM Punk.
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The way it sometimes coos in Furbish at 3 a.m.
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The coos of the pigeonjazz pianists who enjoy ticklingthe ivories.
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Will she tell them about Coos County and the lawsuit?
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She coos reassurances to the dying man until she suffocates him.
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It coos… Aww man, poor guy…maybe that was a charge.
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Hasbro's animatronic Baby Yoda coos, giggles, and steals your entire heart.
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In one, a plant coos when a woman kisses its leaf.
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"You guys are so good," she coos in a high soprano.
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"My lips don't go near other people's cheeks very often," she coos.
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Organic coos and spurtles are more pleasant than digital beeps and boops.
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Coos County was as solidly Democratic as any county in New Hampshire.
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In 1933, 150 unemployed mill workers founded the Coos County Workers Club.
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Here's one thing I've learned: nobody coos at your home-surveillance footage.
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It coos, it hugs, it follows us around and begs for attention.
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The built-in microphone and speaker lets your pet hear your loving coos.
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Coos County Attorney John McCormack said Tuesday that Zhukovskyy is in county custody.
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"Your daddy will buy you everything you need," he coos at Fiore's swollen stomach.
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"Topple the man and then be the man," Chuck coos to the AG's ear.
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Once the choral coos of the song's introduction begin, Clay's (Dylan Minnette) face falls.
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Coos (pronounced Koh-oz) was once the prosperous center of the U.S. paper industry.
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If you need to stick with big companies, look at COOs, CMOs, CTOs, CBOs.
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"Draw me like one of your French girls," Meechum coos, in our fantasy cut.
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But while the film is sure to induce coos, Kedi isn't just pure escapism.
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"They say the brain is the largest erogenous zone," he coos as they clinch.
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"It's almost like we're in a Disney movie," coos Dee Dee to a news crew.
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Tuesday in Coos County Superior Court in New Hampshire, Assistant County Attorney Jessica Cain said.
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He did not appear in Coos County, New Hampshire, Superior Court to face the charges.
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"If y'all don't mind, I'd like to have my husband to myself now," she coos.
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"Girl, I swear I can hear your body," Syd coos over the subtly bouncy beat.
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"I love you," she coos, as he remains rested against the bar, his arms crossed.
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There were lots of giggles and coos from my audience, and even the occasional gasp.
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Halfway through a stunning version of "International Lover," Prince sniffles, interrupting a line of coos.
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In New Hampshire's rural north, Coos County swung toward Republicans by a 26-point margin.
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Ms. Carey coos with authority, and pushes her voice just enough, but not too much.
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The Pacific Connector Gas Pipeline would run 229 miles from Malin to Coos Bay, Ore.
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In his stead, copresidents and co-COOs Daniel Pinto and Gordon Smith are in charge.
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Were people in Coos County literally conspiring against the unwelcome sex worker in their midst?
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She coos on the first line of "IUD," the lead single off her upcoming debut, Both.
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"This is so sexy," Harutaka Kishi coos as he plucks fresh radishes from the MUNCHIES garden.
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The cashier is new and coos at me like a baby saying awwww, you're so cute.
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The guitars snap and Prince coos, sounding more vulnerable and unsure than he ever would again.
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The most effective COOs have broad authority and direct access to the board, governance experts say.
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She says yes, and the crowd of believers turns their coos into wild grunts of approval.
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Her mother retired as an English professor at Southwestern Oregon Community College in Coos Bay, Ore.
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The magnitude 6.3 earthquake was registered 184 miles west of Coos Bay at 8:08 a.m.
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If there's warmth beneath Atash's coos and yelps, it's buried deep beneath layers of icy percussion.
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And he also knew how to render bravado using soothing coos, and intimacy using stern barks.
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Through it all, Ms. Best coos and purrs and even, on occasion, catches at the heart.
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"Mom, I thought you said I was born in 1993," coos Gypsy with her trademark innocent lilt.
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She pouts in the mirror as her mother forces lip gloss on her and coos at her.
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He might not be smiling, but the look in his eyes coos: I will monetize your data.
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When Kate coos, "No," you can tell she seriously empathizes with her mom over the cooking catastrophe.
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In place of a chorus, there are uncanny shimmers, bells, and coos to close out every verse.
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He did best in Coos County, where he ran more than 6 percentage points ahead of Sununu.
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Coos County, along the Canadian border, is the whitest, poorest and most rural county in the state.
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The air vibrates as he coos on "Piel", teetering dramatically before throwing himself into a death drop.
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Meanwhile, the star coos about wanting the "love of her life" to wrap his legs around her.
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From the way she furtively coos into her cellphone, it is clear that Janet has some secrets.
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He met his future wife, Hannah, in Coos Bay, Oregon, in 2010 while both were attending school.
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"Now you are a woman, my love" he coos when it's over, holding up a blood spattered towel.
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He eats cereal and baby food, goes to physical therapy and coos to his mother when he's awake.
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We've reached out to the Coos Bay Sheriff's Office and will let you know if we hear back.
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"I wanted to leave you on a rather nice note," a male French voice coos in your ear.
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"When you wake up you will be more focused and calm in the things that you do," it coos.
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The US Geological Survey said the earthquake happened about 184 miles west of Coos Bay at 8:08 a.m.
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The doll loaded with tiny sensors, comes with LCD eyes, talks and coos, and works with a corresponding app.
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Dimon is currently recuperating, and Daniel Pinto and Gordon Smith, copresidents and co-COOs, are leading during his absence.
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Ms. Victor makes her voice into an expressive bomb, cycling through birdlike coos and tumbling laughter and urgent cries.
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Daniel Pinto and Gordon Smith, copresidents and co-COOs of the bank, are leading the firm during Dimon's absence.
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In the video cast across the darkened space by a projector, Camaleón coos that over his falcon like a lover.
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While the momager coos at inanimate objects and bemoans her own shopping obsessions, Scott quietly shops for a mystery woman.
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Layers of Subcultures vocal tics and trills – percussive breaths, melodic coos – form the bed upon which Tinyman's signature flow rides.
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Add Baby Ryan's whines and coos layered on top, and you got a remarkable rendition of an AC/DC classic.
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Hurry over to Nordstrom to get your Nuna fix now — your baby will thank you with happy coos and ahhs.
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The Journal also reported that he was not looking beyond co-COOs Harvey Schwartz and David Solomon to replace him.
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It interrupts and defamiliarizes the sustained melody that Chloe Kaul coos over a few piano notes and a chattering beat.
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The lot was equidistant from two medical centers, but the choice was obvious: anywhere but the hospital on Coos Bay.
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The discrimination Gililland faced in Coos County "highlights how normalized it is to treat sex workers like garbage," she said.
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Idaho would gain coastline in Oregon's Douglas County, Coos County, Curry County and California's Del Norte County under the plan.
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State police collision analysis and reconstruction teams are investigating the crash, along with local police and the Coos County Attorney's Office.
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"You're so much like him," Penelope coos at Archie during her son's funeral, straight up stroking the teen's face and hair.
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"Leo is making all kinds of amazing coos and babbling," says Harris, whose son's father is her longtime partner Justin Pasutto.
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Things might not go the way you want them to go, 🙂 coos, but it's all going to turn out alright.
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On "Oh Ivy" Lucy, who has worked as a restaurant pianist, slips from gentle and soothing coos to shrieks and wails.
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"See, you don't wanna fall in love with me," she coos, while sending precisely the opposite message: of course you do.
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There's no way to tally how many Coos County voters supported Sanders in the primary, then switched to Trump in the general.
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Although Lovots don't say any words, their emotive animations and coos are universal enough that you will naturally know how to respond.
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On Tuesday, a woman called the Coos Bay, Oregon police reporting that people were trying to remove the roof from her car.
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The other is Goldman Sachs Group Inc CEO Lloyd Blankfein, who also has two deputies acting as co-presidents and co-COOs.
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He hesitates at first, but all too quickly gives in after Fires coos about the beauty of keeping it in the family.
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The gap is even wider for tech COOs: They earn around $267,000 per year in Silicon Valley but only $130,000 in Austin.
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In that span, it's had two CEOs, three COOs, and has run through nearly half a dozen VPs of product, among others.
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If you've ever looked at a tiny baby and wondered what they're really thinking behind all of those cute coos, you're not alone.
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Today, amid a generally bleak job market, counseling work at family services and addiction treatment centers is a rare Coos County growth field.
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In November, Coos County broke for Trump in the general by nearly 43,400 votes, roughly half of Clinton's slim statewide margin of victory.
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And then, we need to retrieve the fix-it shero status from Sandberg and all the other badass female COOs working in tech.
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" Iman continued, "She smiles and coos when she hears her daddy's voice because he talked to her when she was in the womb.
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Syd's murmurs, exclamations, coos, and exhalations are layered with care and irrepressible delight — all so quietly you could blink and miss it all.
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"I wanna tiptoe through your bliss, get lost the more I find you," Sivian coos over producer Alex Hope's garden of ambrosial synths.
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This second song is a warm, gentle bath, with an interpolation of the Gap Band's "Outstanding" and some Frank Ocean coos sprinkled throughout.
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The driver of the pickup truck has been identified as Volodoymyr Zhukovskyy, 23, Coos County Attorney John McCormick said at a news conference Saturday.
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"EMBRACE ocean breezes and stellar views," coos the website of a hotel at the Baha Mar resort in Nassau, the capital of the Bahamas.
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The languid descending coos in "Dream of the Canyon Wren," which Mr. Adams has also arranged for string quartet, were rendered with ineffable melancholy.
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Lo and behold, it's the hairy wide-eyed gumdrop you always wanted, a Tattletaildoll, who coos and yammers on just as you always hoped.
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To really stand out, they had to highlight what makes Manny different — his love of sinks and the way he "talks" (he coos emotively).
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Park coos to her husband in "Parasite" in the middle of the act, in a scene that is as bizarre as it is pathetic.
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If Blankfein were to leave soon then the only contenders are the current presidents and co-COOs David Solomon, 55, and Harvey Schwartz, 603.
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Hearing the coos of "Dancing Queen," the woman pushes the bale of sticks from her back and sings, "Oh yeah" triumphantly, along with the song.
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"I all but perished for an unrequited love for an industry that has burned me over and over again," she coos in her indistinguishable accent.
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"This is my favorite piece," she coos, picking out a vintage-looking oversize leather jacket with her name emblazoned in red lettering on the back.
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Of course, that's not exactly how that works, but Dee Dee coos that Gypsy is a good girl and the guilt trip wins out: Gypsy signs.
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State police collision analysis and reconstruction teams are investigating the crash, along with local police, the Coos County Attorney's Office and the National Transportation Safety Board.
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Though he's now retired from his law practice, Bosen never stopped being active in politics and currently serves as vice chair of the Coos County Democrats.
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No matter who wins, Coos County may undergo a revival of sorts anyway: A grassroots alliance has begun organizing for a regional Green New England Deal.
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They did not request monetary damages but said the school should make a $1,000 gift to a local gay support group, Q & A of Coos County.
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He dropped out of college to play for the Coos Bay-North Bend A's in Oregon, with eventual hopes of a career in the major league.
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The Coos County initiative was part of regional resistance in the Northwest to fossil fuel projects that has seen the blockage of several major export facilities.
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"With Incite, the only choice you'll have to make is us," Dempsey coos in the minute-long clip, before pointing us towards the official Incite Inc.
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Tony Parker (232.5 points) was excellent, too, even drawing appreciative coos from the home crowd with a stylish pirouette-dribble-jumper combination in the second half.
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An Oregon school district reportedly forced an LGBTQ student to read passages from the Bible as a form of punishment The World in Coos Bay, Ore.
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Mark Read, CEP of Wunderman and WPP Digital, and Andrew Scott, WPP Corporate Development Director and CEO Europe, have been appointed as joint COOs of WPP.
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She's two weeks old and already a divisive internet celebrity, inspiring baby coos from one side of the web and screams of horror from the other.
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"I been fantasizing 'bout a Porsche, get that dough-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh," she coos on the chorus in deliciously typical pop phrasing.
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Hear the term "Belieber" and you'll no doubt picture a group of tweens and teens furiously tweeting and tagging while "Baby" coos in the background on repeat.
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"To know each other better/Put your love all over me," she coos in "Invitation," the breathy, Janet Jackson-meets-Philip Glass enticement that opens the album.
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I look to her to share a knowing smile — oh boy — but she is serene, playing her role pitch-perfectly as she coos at her baby boy.
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Yet for all its electronic metamorphoses, the goal it achieves is intimacy, as Kelela whispers and coos about all the shifting modalities of getting close to someone.
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Mr. Peele, making his feature debut, sets a cozy, innocuous scene complete with coos and loving glances, a tranquillity that shatters with an eerily inopportune deer crossing.
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Her boss at a restaurant in Coos Bay mentioned it when he fired her, saying she could return when her legal troubles were sorted out, she recalled.
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Gililland can't imagine that many of the people she came across in Coos County will ever take this goal seriously, but she has a new home now.
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If you've ever felt silly cooing at an infant, you'll be glad to know that your "coochy-coos" might be way more important and complex than you think.
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What they often have in common is money, with a median income of about $90,000, the highest in the state, doubling the average income in rural Coos County.
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The 'League Of Legends' Worlds opening ceremony was a huge holographic hip hop show Sweet, little bird kisses and coos at a kid in this achingly precious video
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Around 76 percent of votes were cast against the measure, with 24 percent in favor, according to unofficial results posted on the Coos County government website late Tuesday.
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Press are only allowed at the beginning of the event, and the resulting photo galleries feature the leisure wear-clad CEOs and COOs exiting the same black cars.
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She misses medicine and is certain she would have made a fantastic nurse, but she can't shake the feeling of powerlessness that permeated her time in Coos County.
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Disney finally announced their full line of Baby Yoda and The Mandalorian merch, including a $60 animatronic Baby Yoda that coos, blinks, and does the magic hand thing.
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What they often have in common is money, with a median income of about $13,000, the highest in the state, doubling the average income in rural Coos County.
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I managed to find one person in Coos County, New Hampshire, who would admit to voting for Bernie Sanders in the 2016 primary and Donald Trump in the general.
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But the numbers suggest Sanders would have won Coos County had he been on the November ticket, and won New Hampshire by a much wider margin than Clinton did.
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His advisers were complicit in this, either because they were enraptured greenhorns like Mr Lewandowski: "Only Donald Trump could get away with what he got away with," he coos.
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Once rare, such sightings elicit coos and smiles from plenty of pet-friendly riders, but perhaps just as many steely glares from passengers who are perturbed by the intrusions.
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Throughout the Berlin-based producer's 11-min cut "I can mend your broken heart," Vtorova delivers on her promise with whispered subliminal messages interlaced with erotic siren-like coos.
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The measure, had it passed, would have banned transport of fossil fuels not intended for local use through Coos County, located about 200 miles (322 kms) south of Portland.
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But it is unlikely that turning out more voters in Coos County, population 85033,500, can offset suburban voters — even lifelong Republicans — in Bostonian exurbs like Rockingham County, population 295,000.
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A still image cannot convey how adorable it is when this fella perks his ears up, blinks, turns his head, and coos like the lil baby boy he is.
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The Sanders operation's network of grassroots allies gives it an edge everywhere but perhaps especially in places like Coos County, which has recently seen great socioeconomic tumult and political drift.
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Reynolds recorded the aftermath on Facebook Live, the soft coos of her young daughter just as piercing as the image of the blood stained white shirt on Castile's lifeless body.
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The State of Oregon authorized a pilot project in February allowing two tribes — the Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indians and the Coquille — to hire dental therapists.
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From the hand claps, to the Internet co-founder's feather-light coos, to its reverberating synth bass, the track flows through you in an instant, infectious, loving rush of music.
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"Isn't She Lovely" by Stevie Wonder featuring Aisha Morris (1976) Wonder's double-disc masterwork Songs in the Key of Life include this paean to his daughter, who coos over the intro.
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" It's not human nature, it's what they made you," Isabel coos on the album's title-track, offering open arms to "The Witch"—a typically knobbly-fingered, haggard and vilified female figure.
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" Jessa, 23, coos in an Instagram video posted late Wednesday as her son smiles and babbles – or as the new mom proudly put it, "showing off all his new vocabulary skills.
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Revenue from that piece of our business, where we're helping companies find maybe COOs or a director of cultivation or extraction, more than doubled last year and continues to be profitable.
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The candor of the lyrics mirrors the clarity of the sound, as Kehlani coos "I'm a beautiful wreck, a colorful mess, but I'm funny" (she gets it) in her silky soprano.
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She coos as her child that they're going to go to the doctor "just you and me," but Emma doesn't allow that and gripes at her throughout the next day's doctor visit.
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"For all of its coos about love and devotion, it's the album equivalent of a faked orgasm — a collection of torch songs with no fire," Pitchfork wrote in its 5.5/10 review.
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Two years ago, in Coos County, rural communities rose up in opposition to a Canadian firm's proposal to run 192 miles of high-voltage power lines through the mountains and into Massachusetts.
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So the rest of the snowy days and evenings ahead can be spent warmly wrapped in Snuggies, whipping up easy meals, all while SVU softly coos its opening chords in the background.
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Passage of the Coos Bay measure would have been another blow for liquid natural gas projects on the West Coast, even as depots in other areas of the country have moved forward.
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Additionally, we support them in recruiting and firm building with our HR team that has already hired CFOs, COOs and heads of Sales for various portfolio companies that highly appreciate this support.
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He also reads Mr. Trump's book "The Art of the Deal" to their infant, and later coos "big league" to the baby, who is dressed in a Make America Great Again onesie.
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The star of the show was "The Child Animatronic Edition," a life-like version of Baby Yoda that moves, blinks, coos and giggles just like the infant character on the "Mandolorian" series.
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Her coos and sighs, plus whispery backup from many famous guest singers weaving the collective breathy tapestry, balloon to fill the music's blank spaces, turning an airy vocal style into airy polyphony.
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Zhukovskyy was scheduled to appear in court Wednesday in the Connecticut case, court records say, but Coos County Attorney John McCormick said Zhukovskyy was being held on a detention order in New Hampshire.
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A "sneaker wave" nearly washed away a group of unsuspecting beach-goers at Coos Bay in southwest Oregon, causing a brief moment of panic as the wave of water barreled down the coastline.
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Listen to her nails grazing the grooves of the JANSJÖ desk lamp as she coos at you about the 25,000 hours of light its LEDs provide, for only $12.99 at your local Ikea.
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The Taiwanese rapper (who was featured on Grimes' recent album, and whose day job is teaching creative writing) channeled Bjork and Lil Kim throughout her set, shifting from childish coos to fierce shrieks.
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Our attention was secured when loudspeakers burst forth with amplified burbling coos and intermittent kerfuffles: A microphone in the birds' midst made it feel as if we were up there with them, too.
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We settled ourselves onto the blanket in the gardens, gave our son the bunny to nuzzle and read to him over the coos of wood pigeons and as blooming flowers bent around us.
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Borrowing a tactic from Madonna, it conflates sexual and religious passion: "Baby lay me down and let's pray/I'm telling you the way I like it, how I want it," Ms. Grande coos.
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The iconic toy getting a high-tech reboot that meets kids how they play today: It's loaded with tiny sensors, comes with LCD eyes, talks and coos, and works with a corresponding app.
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Chanel Iman's 5-month-old daughter, Cali Clay Shepard, adorably coos in the background as she speaks to PEOPLE over the phone about all things style, motherhood and yes, even the Fyre Festival drama.
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Other than her spindly filigrees of mandola and violin, Bruun does her patented thing and snarls and coos all over the song, which matches its pendulum swing between raging blastbeats and shoegaze-inspired fog.
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The only sign he is conscious are his half-open eyelids, but there is no recognition, no light in his eyes, even when his mother coos lovingly at him and tenderly touches his face.
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In one sequence, contestant Cassandra Dougherty (Jennifer Elise Cox) aggressively cracks eggs in a bowl as her mother, played by Heroes' star Cristine Rose, coos behind her about how strong and beautiful she is.
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He added that many CEOs hire COOs to take stuff off their plate that they don't like doing, but he said that was not on his mind when he went looking for a COO.
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While Robert coos at his name-day gift, Lord Royce (Steward of the Vale) questions Littlefinger about Sansa conveniently ending up in Winterfell when he was supposed to be taking her to the Fingers.
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Starting with luminous solos, she had detached her voice from text, but not from storytelling — instead conveying meaning through tone, speed, rhythm, volume, texture, vowels, wild shrieks, low coos, flowing babble, rapid-fire stutter.
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In a series of heart-melting videos on Snapchat, Dream Kardashian coos, smiles, and sticks her tongue out at Chyna who is making some pretty cute noises of her own to keep the baby's attention.
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When Liv Funk and Hailey Smith, two female students at North Bend High School in Coos County, began dating, they started to face discrimination — and even threats to their safety — from students and staff alike.
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Zhukovskyy was working as a driver for a transportation company based in Springfield, Massachusetts, at the time of the accident and was the sole occupant of the pickup, Coos County Attorney John McCormick said Saturday.
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The 37-page arrest affidavit notes the victim's body had abrasions "consistent with sexual penetration," according to an autopsy finding, and summarizes statements from a man who spent time with Noyes in Coos County Jail.
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The question that Coos County can help answer is whether Sanders is the candidate best positioned for success in critical Rust Belt regions that share its problems—and that broke hard for Trump in 2016.
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The first lines of the title track are pretty emblematic of these twin themes: "To my UFO friend / Goodbye, goodbye / Like a seed in the wind / She's taking up root in the sky," Lenker coos.
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"This ballot measure was not a good measure by any means, and I think (the voters) were able to see that," Coos Bay's mayor Joe Benetti, who opposed the measure, told local newspaper The World.
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But keep watching and it quickly becomes clear that, for all the anachronisms and slang ("That is a sick locket," one character coos, when she receives a necklace), there's nothing essentially ironic about the production.
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The event was moderated by Reuters Editor-at-Large Axel Threlfall and Andrew Bailey was introduced by Jan-Coos Geesink, Managing Director and Global Head of Sales and Marketing for Thomson Reuters Financial and Risk.
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If people outside of New Hampshire know anything about Coos, it's the quaint quadrennial story of the first "midnight votes" cast during the presidential primary by the residents of the far northern village of Dixville Notch.
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"It looks like wearing a sweatshirt on your face" my coworker coos, and I feel the sudden pressure of hands on the headset, gently stroking the soft jersey knit fabric that the headset is wrapped in.
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" Trapped behind the door, she finds a figure with black buttons for eyes who coos that she's Coraline's "other mother" and promises her anything she desires, if only she agrees to stay "for ever and always.
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There are weirder songs on Hudson Mohawke and Lunice's joint opus (note the baby coos on "Buggin'"), but none of them hit harder than "Higher Ground," with its delirious vocal sample, thunderous handclaps, and synthesized tuba blasts.
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She fends off awkward banter—an awful friend coos, greasily, "We're always talking about the people who come forward, but we never talk about the ones who get left behind"—but her status is never fully explained.
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New York (CNN Business)JPMorgan Chase chief executive Jamie Dimon is recovering after undergoing emergency heart surgery, the company's co-COOs Gordon Smith and Daniel Pinto said in a letter to employees, shareholders and clients Thursday evening.
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And third, COOs, CMOs or CEOs reach out to Google to use cloud as a way to evolve their entire businesses — in those cases, ongoing relationships with other parts of Google, like ad sales, can be important.
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He works with President Xi. STEVE BANNON: He comes, first day he has a lunch with representatives, the governor affairs guys, and the COOs and presidents of the biggest companies in China to put pressure on President Trump.
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No arrests had been made, but Coos County Attorney John McCormick vowed to "pursue every lead," and asked the public to come forward with any witness accounts or images that may have been taken just before the accident.
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It's hard to concretely describe a singer whose hallmark is airiness, yet there's a wistful quality to her murmured coos and exclamations that startles, cascading unpredictably in melodic succession as if she's merely following where the beat leads.
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But as SWOCC refused to let Gililland progress to the penultimate year of her program, and as the tight-knit Coos Bay community rallied around the college, she began to feel she had no choice but to sue.
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During the screening, the star and her husband José "Pepe" Bastón stood quietly in the back of the ballroom, holding their son while he played with a rattle and cheered on the episode with his own coos and giggles.
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For the next four to five hours, she, like the six other veterans in the work-therapy program there, brings food and water to the parrots, cleans their cages and nuzzles and coos and talks and squawks with them.
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"Hi, mama," Kardashian coos in the clip, as her daughter stares forward with a blank look on her face — and the silent treatment continued as the reality star tried over and over again to get her baby girl's attention.
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He coos, whistles, clucks, hoots, beep-beeps, uh-ohs and peekaboos with his small subject, who is strapped into a jerry-built contraption fashioned from a plastic chair found on eBay and an automotive seatbelt, secured to a tabletop.
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Before the state Supreme Court quashed the project last July, a veteran lawyer and campaigner for progressive candidates and causes named Ted Bosen followed news about the rural opposition closely from the Coos County farm where he raises chickens and goats.
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Elon Musk: We Need Universal Income Because Robots Will Steal All the JobsSpacentrepreneur Elon Musk thinks we'll eventually need a basic universal income because of…Read more Read"I've always been there for the rest of our lives," the future coos.
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Photo: Coos County Sheriff's OfficeThis week, an emergency room in the Pacific Northwest was briefly quarantined after five people—including two police officers and a hospital worker—experienced mysterious hallucinations from an unidentified illness believed to be spread by touch.
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If you don't act right now (in both senses of that phrase), empathetic female judges and ferocious female reporters and ambitious female senators and fed-up female COOs will step in and yank that power right out from under you.
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I think one of the big shifts in Silicon Valley — and I call it the Sheryl Sandberg effect — was that transition from the hired gun CEO always coming in to people coming in as really strong COOs and complementing the founder.
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The beauty of this one comes from the withering disdain projected by Rebecca's backup dancers as she sexy-baby-coos her way through her triangle puns: "We're starting to suspect / you don't sincerely want to know about triangles!" they complain.
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In 2017, they named Joseph Y. Bae and Scott C. Nuttall as KKR's co-presidents and co-COOs, with the intention of keeping them in mind as candidates when they retire, according to a report by the New York Times.
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" And so he does, killing one grease monkey by pulling out the jack holding up a car he's working underneath and buying a gun from a busty blond who winks at him and coos, "You're cocked, locked and ready to rock.
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While the North Bend School District denied many of the allegations, a school counselor and mental health professionals in Coos County told the state investigator that the stories of discrimination were similar to those they had heard from other students.
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There's a scene where her character, Karen, slithers into a dive bar, backed by sweeping orchestral music, and like poison dripping from her tongue, coos, "I got it," sliding a $100 bill across the bar to cover her ex's (Matthew McConaughey) single drink.
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The 'League Of Legends' Worlds opening ceremony was a huge holographic hip hop show Sweet, little bird kisses and coos at a kid in this achingly precious video New 'Westworld' Season 3 trailer is a creepy ad about the future of our data
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And onstage during the show, when Sunny was hoisted up to the mic by Dev Patel, who plays the older version of their character in the drama "Lion," the entire ballroom erupted in awws and coos, the sound of hundreds of hearts melting.
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If Sanders has been able to organize disaffected voters, it'll be seen up here; if a candidate like Andrew Yang has won over the people who gave up on politics or gave President Trump a chance in 22014, he'll do well in Coos and Carroll.
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Hermelin, 21.5, will remain chairman and CEO of the merged entity, but said he will proceed with a plan to become non-executive chairman in 2800 to let one of the two Capgemini co-COOs - Thierry Delaporte and Aiman Ezzat - take over as CEO.
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Several NBA teams tout statistics about women in their workforce, but beyond a handful — including Lakers controlling owner Jeanie Buss and Pelicans owner Gayle Benson — the next step for the league seems to be more women in positions of power such as CEOs and COOs.
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We looked back at interviews and sifted through articles in which successful CEOs, COOs, founders, and VPs, such as Salesforce's Marc Benioff and Airbnb's Brian Chesky, offered some insight into how they interview — and we highlighted a handful of the more interesting approaches below.
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Hermelin, 21.5, will remain chairman and CEO of the merged entity, but said he will proceed with a plan to become non-executive chairman in 2800 to let one of the two Capgemini co-COOs - Thierry Delaporte and Aiman Ezzat - take over as CEO.
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If Sanders has been able to organize disaffected voters, it'll be seen up here; if a candidate like Andrew Yang has won over the people who gave up on politics or gave Trump a chance in 2016, he'll do well in Coos and Carroll.
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"I'll Come Too" is typical: clicky drums, a chorus of angelic sighs, and damp strings flutter by, as Blake coos a pledge of eternal devotion and vows to follow his lover to the ends of the earth; it's strange to hear this sentiment delivered over such mild music.
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"They've been close allies for so long so the fact that she's basically leaving everything she's been working on her entire career to support Hillary Clinton, it was very disappointing, especially without giving Bernie the credit he deserves," Emily Jacobs, a Sanders delegate and Coos County Democratic chair, told CNN.
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She coos "I try/ To stay away from you but you get me high / Only person in this town that I like / Guess I can take one more trip for the night" to a chilled out, slow-thumping beat—an aural encapsulation of taking a Xanax on a night out.
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This is best evidenced in her Armory installation by the pink chair, in which visitors are allowed to sit while listening to a soothing voice emanating from the video that coos "honor your womb with dance" and "I birth through by seat of creation" while the artist twerks on screen.
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Michael BennetMichael Farrand BennetThe Hill's 220006:2202 Report: New Hampshire fallout The Hill's Morning Report - Sanders repeats with NH primary win, but with narrower victory Winners and losers from the New Hampshire primary MORE (D-Colo.) was the only 2628 White House hopeful to visit the Coos County village, which has five residents.
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Eighty-four years after a political revolution in the mill towns of Coos County midwifed the New Deal, it's impossible not to savor the possibility, however remote, that the votes of a few thousand descendants of FLP firebrands could tip fortune's scales in favor of Sanders's political revolution and the Green New Deal.
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The 16-foot-(5-metre-) long chunk of boat landed on Tuesday morning near Coos Bay, about 200 miles (320 km) south of Portland, and was expected to be disposed of in a landfill by the end of the day, said Calum Stevenson, ocean shore specialist for the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department.
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Sweet, little bird kisses and coos at a kid in this achingly precious video New 'Westworld' Season 3 trailer is a creepy ad about the future of our data Watch Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson's most iconic scene in 'The Lighthouse' Aisling Bea sings Disney songs during podcast technical difficulties and just wow
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The 'League Of Legends' Worlds opening ceremony was a huge holographic hip hop show Sweet, little bird kisses and coos at a kid in this achingly precious video New 'Westworld' Season 3 trailer is a creepy ad about the future of our data Watch Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson's most iconic scene in 'The Lighthouse'
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In the wake of the destructive path her lawsuit carved through her life, Gililland is emboldened by the fact that her legal battle has grown to extend beyond Coos County and its nursing program—it has the potential to set a legal precedent that could one day help defend a camgirl studying physics in Arizona or an escort in New Jersey studying philosophy.
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Fortunately, my expectations were exceeded, my life securely got: the song itself is still essentially just "Touch My Body" by Mariah Carey with a reggae-lite groove, but Tinashe's assured presence improves it even further, lending a little extra cool to proceedings as she coos in her signature relaxed tones over Britney's beat: "If it's seven minutes in heaven make it double, triple / Like a slumber party".
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There was the whoosh of the automatic doors opening on the spaceship's bridge, the coos of furry Tribbles in one of the show's most famous episodes, and the unsettling wail of sirens when it was time to shift to red alert — not to mention the growl of the cartoonish reptilian alien Gorn (pieced together using, in part, the sound of vomiting) and the high-pitched tinkling of a transporter beam.
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NEH Infrastructure and Capacity Building Challenge Grants will also help the Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower Umpqua, and Siuslaw Indians construct a tribal museum and cultural center in southwest Oregon focusing on the history and culture of the region's Native American people and support renovations to the John Steinbeck Library in Salinas, California, to allow the library to exhibit and hold community educational events around its special collection of Steinbeck works.
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Her office a shower of sorts, too, spa where Tony goes to come clean, where every once in a while butt-naked Tony lets go, belts out his privacies, his innermost, imprisoned stories verse by verse, singing away, no holds barred, to seduce his shrink with beaucoup boo-hoos and hangovers from bad old days when he was coming up the hard way on mauling, murderous streets, and worse at home, Tony Soprano croons, chirps, coos to her.
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The best way to understand what this experience sounds like is to listen to an episode, but if you can't be bothered right now, here's a short transcript from a recent episode where Ackerman's alter ego "Scooter" was describing making mashed potatoes and stuffing: "And so while we wait for that to boil, we're gonna take the bread and we're gonna put it in the bowl with the mix, with the herb mix," Scooter coos slowly.
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