Regina: But right from the start, we discussed things like our sexual and relationship histories.
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There are lots of other convenience voting reforms that have been discussed, things like expanding early voting.
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" As she and Frankel discussed things, Medley admitted that she fears going off into "an abyss of loneliness.
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The pair discussed things like how they got started in the sport (both played with their brothers), as well as their preference for baseball over softball.
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I'd listen to their conversations — usually held around our wooden dining room table — as they discussed things I wasn't always old enough to understand but still wanted to hear.
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MACCALLUM: Have you in the past when you may have discussed things along these lines generally, ever encouraged him to choose a woman for the Supreme Court when he gets the opportunity?
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THERESA MAY, PRIME MINISTER OF THE UNITED KINGDOM: What we are proposing is challenging for the E.U. (END VIDEO CLIP) (COMMERCIAL BREAK) MACCALLUM: Have you in the past when you may have discussed things along these lines generally ever encouraged him to choose a woman for the Supreme Court when he gets the opportunity?
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We had a big debate on Fox News, which showed the distinctions between the two candidates, which was very important, not just the fact that I am supported by President Trump in my opponent was fighting Trump during the election, but also on some of these substantive issues that you and I have discussed, things like e-verify, being tough on illegal immigration come a big distinction there.
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When a Boston newspaper asked Curley to review the novel he refused and said, "The matter is in the hands of my attorneys." When he saw that the roguish Skeffington charmed readers the former mayor began praising the novel, however, including in person to O'Connor. In a lecture at the University of New Hampshire on the book, Curley treated The Last Hurrah as a de facto biography of himself and discussed things that he believed the novel had unfairly omitted.
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine was already in development when Roddenberry died, but the idea was not fully formed at the time and he was unable to sign off on the project. Berman said that: "He was quite ill, and I never got a chance to tell him what the ideas were, what they were about. But I definitely discussed things with him enough to know that he trusted me and had given me his blessings." The series began filming less than a year after Roddenberry's death.
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John played the role of the Doctor's companion in 1970 opposite Jon Pertwee's Third Doctor. John was recommended to then Doctor Who producer Peter Bryant by another BBC producer, James Cellan Jones, who sent Bryant and his associate Derrick Sherwin photographs of her. Unlike most of the preceding and subsequent female companions of the Doctor, Shaw was a brilliant scientist and understood much of the Doctor's technobabble. Shaw and the Doctor discussed things on a more equitable level of intelligence, and the Doctor respected and rarely patronised her.
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Graff's earlier works emphasized literature's rational, discursive qualities, and in Literature Against Itself (1979) he took aim at what he saw as the anti-mimetic, irrationalist assumptions underlying both avant-garde writing and structuralist/poststructuralist critical theory. Graff's emphasis on literature as rational statement bears comparison with the theories of Yvor Winters, his professor at Stanford in the 1960s. Graff's later research has a heavy focus on pedagogy. He has discussed things like his own dislike of books at an early age and the way in which academic discourse is needlessly obscure.
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Dr. Martin proposes once more to Hilary, she says she will send him her answer by note that evening, which is again a rejection. That night there is a rainy windstorm, and Hilary wakes up to Lucy Anne's cry of terror. She reports that she had been drawn by music, and that there had been a man playing the piano in the drawing room, whistles some of the music for Hilary who recognizes it, and then Grandmother showed up, the man and Margaret discussed things, with Margaret asking Paolo what does he want and he answers "Lucy Anne", at which point Lucy Anne screamed and ran off. Hilary insists this was just a dream, but finds her mother dead in the drawing room.
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Everyone thus discussed things, and decided that they all will remain in the school, including Ah Jiang, and they must find the gun within one month of graduation to let Officer Xia retire peacefully and happily. Jia Jiang, Fang Wei and Bulu can then successfully graduate. While finding the missing gun, they discovered that Grey Wolf, an ex-convict who escaped from prison, is possibly connected with the missing gun and even more surprisingly, Grey Wolf is actually having close communication and contact with students in Ying Ye. Among the teenagers, they had to cooperate to find Officer Xia's missing gun, and this let Ah Jiang and Xia Tian, who have been at loggerheads since they were young, to develop feelings for each other. Fang Wei, who has always liked Xia Tian, now becomes the love rival of Ah Jiang.
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