I had to 100 percent drum up my own leads.
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And we're trying to drum up some real support here.
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Guaido is traveling in the interior to drum up support.
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That would help us drum up support in our urban areas.
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Those in Asia struggle to drum up interest in the sport.
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What's a struggling phone maker to do to drum up interest?
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Others fear it will help them drum up money and support.
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"Tesla wants to drum up demand," said Elazar Advisors' Chaim Siegel.
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The president is also expected to drum up support for Gov.
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Other rivals are finding novel ways to drum up digital support.
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That could potentially drum up excitement from her existing fan base.
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Another kind of underdog helped drum up attention to climate change.
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In fact, he's openly using his position to drum up business.
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Firms send this out because they think it will drum up business.
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In Mr Obama's case, Facebook helped him fundraise and drum up support.
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The junta has broadcast songs and television programs to drum up enthusiasm.
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Take a breath ... drum up some courage ... and check out the pic.
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They also plan to drum up revenue from audio, video, and overseas.
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But an internal campaign around making an offer failed to drum up support.
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To drum up greater support, however, opponents are having to soften their tone.
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Lawyers building such cases sometimes turn to marketing firms to drum up clients.
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These moves are an attempt to drum up excitement among investors, Kamel said.
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After all, DeConnick started the grassroots movement to drum up support for Danvers.
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It's been using fundraising workshops and other educational materials to drum up leads.
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They're trying to drum up some really good juicy stuff for you guys.
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Twitter's mission, on the other hand, is to drum up excitement for Twitter.
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But first, to drum up some extra cash, Issa has a yard sale.
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Now thanks to 23,000 patrons, he no longer has to drum up funds.
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Chris believes he has worked out how they drum up so much business.
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Instead, opposition members took to their social media accounts to drum up support.
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Despite the anticipation they drum up, the Oscars are nothing if not predictable.
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One assumes that most commercial galleries would love to drum up this much business.
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Meanwhile, it's struggling to drum up excitement in these two new, highly competitive categories.
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Wine Country is the latest women-led comedy to drum up excitement with viewers.
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But he just can't drum up the courage to strike out on his own.
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HS2's managers hope the archaeological work may drum up enthusiasm for the railway.
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He preferred to go instead to Russia to drum up contracts for Italian companies.
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Home improvement retailers drum up the majority of their sales in the spring quarter.
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The company is also trying to drum up sales by expanding its delivery footprint.
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But it appears that GFG wasn't able to drum up that level of interest.
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Since then, the administration has waged a quiet media campaign to drum up support.
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Back then, these tricks included assuming false identities to drum up publicity for himself.
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"[The General Hospital plot] is a way to drum up market share," Prasad said.
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We asked drug dealers what similar marketing gimmicks they've pulled to drum up sales.
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The victors will be looking to drum up support for legislative elections next year.
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Both are fairly blatant goodwill moves meant to drum up support for the merger.
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To me, the chains seem to drum up more excitement than their independent counterparts.
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The company has hired lobbyists and a political consulting firm to drum up support.
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And, in the process, drum up a bit of publicity for all parties concerned.
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It even tried co-branding with Cold Stone Creamery to drum up interest among Americans.
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At the same time, Staples doesn't want to drum up any sort of reefer madness.
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Before that deal was finalized, Otting tried to drum up public support for the merger.
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Nevertheless, stores will take whatever excuse they can get to drum up a shopping holiday.
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"Mary Poppins Returns" failed to drum up ticket sales, delivering an underwhelming $23.5 million opening.
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Turns out Cook just wanted to drum up some excitement before the big iPhone reveal.
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Either that, or she's trying to drum up support for her 2009 flop, Labor Pains.
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Although it didn't necessarily bring in customers, it did drum up publicity for Urbn Leaf.
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She wrote the Zachary Tyler, the president of the United States, to drum up support.
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Salvini quickly seized on Europe's rejection of the policy to drum up anti-EU support.
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Maduro has been trying to drum up his base, mostly state workers and poorer Venezuelans.
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There's a whole lot of drum up to ultimately… nothing that unexpected in this episode.
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The possibility of 30 years of Beyoncé will surely drum up some additional interest, though.
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They'll call up, announce a deal, do the roadshow and try and drum up interest.
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WeWork pulled its IPO after mulling a massive valuation cut to drum up investor interest.
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He floated the possibility of House Democrats passing their own package to drum up support.
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They said they supported the president, and were also hoping to drum up some business.
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Billy Wilder, the director, had invited the media to drum up buzz for the film.
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Sports leagues have tried for years to drum up interest in Japan, with mixed success.
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Such requests are not unusual for politicians and the arenas where they drum up support.
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"They need to try to drum up business and try to market it," Henske said.
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Najib has said he hopes his visit will drum up more trade and investment for Malaysia.
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Monument Valley creators Ustwo have publicly supported the project, even tweeting to drum up more support.
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He has travelled abroad to drum up investment, and hosted investment and jobs "summits" at home.
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Most also feature pharmacies and a food and beverage component, which also drum up frequent visits.
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He just returned from a trip to Asia and Europe to try to drum up investment.
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And to make sure it's taken seriously, Yahoo is bringing in outsiders to drum up interest.
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Even President Hassan Rouhani took to text messages Wednesday to drum up support in Friday's elections.
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An official new diagnosis like "gaming disorder" could easily be used to drum up new business.
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But there's a way to drum up the flavor without burning a hole in your stomach.
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The announcement was made at a conference to drum up investment in Africa's most industrialised economy.
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And it was Trump and Bannon's opposition that helped drum up opposition in Arizona to Flake.
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The effort to drum up business included brash claims about the company's skills in online deception.
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Many, like Naya Health, turn to crowdfunding platforms to drum up money to manufacture their products.
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The threat could be an attempt by the President to drum up turnout in the midterms.
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Are you doing press on purpose to try to drum up support, or just a coincidence?
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That's why its reportedly looking to drum up $4 billion in debt financing before its IPO.
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Ms. Durham took to social media to drum up support for her favorite cashier's dream wedding.
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Billy Wilder, the director, had invited the news media to drum up buzz for the film.
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The practice has become more common as a method to drum up demand for ticket sales.
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The entertainers have to drum up their own audiences as well as put on their shows.
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The National Association of Manufacturers is leading a campaign to drum up opposition to Mr. Garrett.
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He imperiously created a commission dominated by partisan lackeys to drum up evidence of supposed fraud.
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Unifying was the opposite of the purpose of a speech that aimed to drum up votes.
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The department store chain is ramping up discounts to drum up sales ahead of the holidays.
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U.S. Immigration Fund has worked with the company of Jared Kushner's family to drum up investments.
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The Socialists, led by Sanchez, have been scrambling to drum up support since winning the Nov.
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In recent years, however, some scientists have been trying to drum up interest again in a vaccine.
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But we couldn't drum up enough business and we closed up shop after just a few months.
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So to try and drum up demand, factories increased prices at the weakest rate in a year.
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And Mueller's report leaves open the possibility that Manafort was merely out to drum up future business.
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If you're in Louisiana, go knock on doors for Campbell and drum up support from your neighbors.
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In spite of a number of attempts to drum up excitement, ZTE just couldn't move the needle.
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For many of us, it's games played on the Nintendo 64 that drum up the strongest memories.
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The giveaway contests are an excellent way for authors to drum up some buzz for their book.
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They're too outré to drum up much awards talk, with too many odd angles and frayed ends.
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As with country music, it is used by politicians at rallies to drum up support from voters.
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The dismissal prompted the server's friend, Lucia Stetson, to share his original post and drum up support.
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They have since open-sourced the system in a move to attempt to drum up new business.
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The company just launched a Kickstarter campaign to drum up interest in their face-tracking developer kit.
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LONDON — There's nothing quite like an episode of University Challenge to drum up some intense Twitter conversation.
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Last month, Guaido toured South American nations to drum up diplomatic support for pushing Maduro from power.
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A Texas man's tweet helped drum up business for his dad's new doughnut shop in Missouri City.
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Similar past warnings in state media have served to drum up foreign assistance and boost domestic unity.
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The Brokers claimed they were trying to drum up interest for an auction for the remaining code.
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Other brands, like Coca-Cola's failed brand OK Soda, couldn't drum up a cult following before buckling.
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He and other executives are forced to go on a barnstorming tour to drum up new business.
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Movie studios can drum up audience interest with great storytelling and a soundtrack full of familiar music.
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The group tried to drum up support for their effort in April with a "Dear Colleague" letter.
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I began experiencing panic attacks and knew I needed to drum up the courage to tell someone.
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Alibaba also aired a star-studded gala on the night of November 10 to drum up sales.
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He knows that making changes at Mama Fina's could drum up business by attracting new customers — gentrifiers.
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To drum up interest in the festival Mr. McFarland engaged in multifaceted, sometimes fantastical, forms of promotion.
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He was an appealing proposition, but I just couldn't drum up the desire to listen to him.
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Though Rmory does provide contractual services to drum up concepts for other military items—tanks, mechs, etc.
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Frustrated, the fisherman, U Thin Myu, began trying to drum up his partners again with the dowel.
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Lee has also been to Vietnam and Japan to drum up support, and is now in Malaysia.
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But the reality so far is that Warren hasn't been able to drum up the necessary votes.
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One way hospitals have been able to drum up more cash: raising prices on private insurance plans.
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But Khamenei, Iran's highest authority, has tried to drum up nationalistic sentiment to secure a strong turnout.
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But Khamenei, Iran's highest authority, has tried to drum up nationalistic sentiment to secure a strong turnout.
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House Agriculture Chairman Mike Conaway has a countdown clock to drum up votes for his farm bill.
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And, of course, George W. Bush's administration manipulated intelligence to drum up public support to invade Iraq.
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Jackson accused Stone's attorneys of using court filings to try to drum up publicity for the book.
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The company was able to drum up interest among the crowdfunding crowd with its flashy fighting robots.
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And two, that can make it harder to drum up interest in and support for these projects.
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Sometimes, the artists do sign their names, and include phone numbers and addresses to drum up business.
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It makes sense, then, that relatively small immigrant groups tend to drum up more anti-immigrant sentiments.
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Some accused the fast-food giant of holding back sauce to drum up even more frenzied demand.
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Erdogan is seeking to drum up support for his Islamist-rooted AK Party in March 31 local elections.
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They say his motivation in filing a police report is to drum up publicity for his music career.
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An official delegation from Gambia was in London on Friday to drum up interest in six offshore blocks.
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What's more, local TV stations are hyping the hurricane to drum up bottled-water sales for local businesses.
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But back at OPA — I mean, QPA (Quinn Perkins and Associates) — they're trying to drum up a client.
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That means he relies deeply on social media and raucous rallies around the country to drum up support.
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His retweets came as he was trying to drum up support for a travel ban targeting Muslim countries.
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Bankers can help drum up support for a company with larger mutual funds as well as average investors.
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The goal is to drum up about $2000 billion in new tax revenue over the next four years.
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Eventually, though, she decided to rejoin the social media sphere to drum up publicity for her new films.
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Guaido had flouted a court-imposed travel ban to visit other Latin American countries to drum up support.
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But it kind of feels like she was sacrificed in order to drum up hype for her prequel.
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The banker moves are an effort by Goldman to drum up another $25.13 million in revenue by 2186.
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However, declaring a PHEIC does focus attention and might have been expected to help drum up extra money.
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He now tours Western capitals trying to drum up support for another election, which is unlikely to happen.
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The move came after Apple's own HomePod failed to drum up as much excitement as Amazon's smart speaker.
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We've all experienced music's power to change our mood or drum up feelings of nostalgia, fear or excitement.
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He said he will continue working with his colleagues to drum up public demand for the Kennedy papers.
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Terzian and Brian Toll, H.Wood's other founder, realized that celebrities could do more than just drum up business.
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Cuba is seeking to drum up more investment and credit lines although its cash crunch is a deterrent.
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Latinos organized, using the trial to increase voter registration and drum up opposition to him at the polls.
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In addition to being environmentally responsible, experts say it's a good tactic to drum up business with millennials.
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Atypical cases like Brock Turner's further fuel that sentiment and drum up support for tough sex offender laws.
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A White House gimmick to drum up support for the Republican Obamacare replacement plan may have backfired, bigly.
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He said her brief barnstorming tour to drum up public support had fallen on deaf ears in Sunderland.
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The survey showed companies once again cut prices in June in an effort to drum up new business.
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Venezuela's oil minister Manuel Quevedo traveled to India last week in an apparent bid to drum up support.
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Senate Republicans have delayed a vote on the healthcare bill after failing to drum up the needed support.
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In an industry where founders continue to drum up deals, the unveiling of a succession line is rare.
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It&aposs making a bigger push for overseas advertisers and creating more ways to drum up subscription revenue.
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During speeches to drum up support, the Moms and their coalition shouted down legislators and stormed the podium.
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The company is scrambling to drum up more orders and extend its wing production line in Marietta, Georgia.
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Airlines are expanding basic economy to drum up more revenue in the form of higher fares and fees.
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He must rely on social media and, until now, raucous rallies around the country to drum up support.
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Data gathered by Squire's analytics firm indicates retailers are consistently struggling to drum up sales in two major ways.
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Sure, a little drama can drum up some interest in a reality show or personality [cough… Rob & Chyna… cough].
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Both prime ministerial candidates have traveled around the country trying to drum up support among the governing party's members.
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" When asked whether the president explicitly requested his top advisors to drum up a trade deal, Kudlow said "no.
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She isn't the only broker trying to drum up attention for a listing with a fancy set-of-wheels.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is currently attending the World Economic Forum meeting in Switzerland to drum up investment.
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To drum up publicity, she investigates an eerie mansion owned by an imperious blue-blood despised by practically everyone.
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Considering the hearing begins tomorrow, today's event couldn't have been a better way to drum up support in advance.
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I know why I'm still able to support Hillary after Benghazi and any other "scandal" right wingers drum up.
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Much of its early stuff has been celebrity-centric, an attempt to drum up some buzz around the technology.
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Real or not, Flyboard Air could just be a way to drum up business for Zapata Racing's existing products.
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Outside the US, NFL is still building its brand, using marketing and occasional visiting games to drum up audiences.
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Even though it was harder to drum up enthusiasm for a strike, that never seemed to lessen their commitment.
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Was this a weird, shrewd attempt by the Sanders campaign to drum up support ahead of the remaining primaries?
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With the superlative "social media queen" attached to her name, it's clear Gomez knows how to drum up interest.
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But those gains evaporated steadily in ensuing months as the mild-mannered Schulz failed to drum up voter enthusiasm.
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Deportation drive Meet the Georgia gubernatorial candidate who's driving a "deportation bus" around the state to drum up votes.
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The idea is not just to drum up repeat business but to get people to buy both products together.
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Rather than pitching individual investment groups, crypto teams try to drum up enthusiasm through places like messaging app Telegram.
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Algeria wants to drum up more investment for its oil and gas sector to end years of stalling output.
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It can be hard to drum up excitement for a show that tackles a subject as upsetting as slavery.
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The gun industry simply used Mr. Obama as a bogeyman to drum up firearm sales – this tactic worked brilliantly.
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When news organizations create so-called fake news in order to drum up a little advertising cash, everyone loses.
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It sounded promising, but they didn't think they could drum up the interest or funds to do clinical trials.
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In 2016, Musk unveiled glass solar roof tiles to drum up support for the acquisition of SolarCity by Tesla.
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At the same time, Mr. Musk tried to drum up investor enthusiasm for advanced technology that Tesla is developing.
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Seeking to drum up support, Macron has not downplayed what is at stake, a gamble that may prove risky.
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She makes frequent lobbying visits to St. Paul and Washington to drum up support from administrative and elected officials.
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The power to leave an indelible mark may be why shock is so often used to drum up outrage.
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You may have a chance to reconnect with former contacts; drum up your courage and make the first move.
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The parties are on the campaign trail, traveling the length and breadth of the UK to drum up support.
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The parties are on the campaign trail, travelling the length and breadth of the UK to drum up support.
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It's an all-out campaign to drum up travelers to Jamaica's alchemy of nature, adventure, night life and sensuality.
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The president often turns to the social media platform as a way to drum up support among his followers.
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The organization, the World Wildlife Fund, could then use the images to drum up a $500,000 donation from DiCaprio.
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And while the gym brings traffic into the mall, the mall can also help the gym drum up business.
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During the same year, Cambridge Analytica sought to drum up business in Russia, approaching the Russian oil giant Lukoil.
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Sunday night, GOP operatives trying to drum up an anti-Trump coalition held their second conference call in five days.
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Between 2017 and 2018, he toured North Korean luxury beauty factories to drum up excitement for the country's cosmetic innovations.
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But the party is also looking to drum up support from the far right by becoming more critical of Islam.
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Carmakers typically have to drum up enough interest in a car to pay for its R&D and production costs.
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Much of the company's early stuff has been celebrity-centric, an attempt to drum up some buzz around the technology.
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"We are already receiving notices from mortgage lenders touting lower mortgage rates trying to drum up refinance business," said Edelman.
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Nonetheless, BlackRock's Fink said it would be "essential" for Middle East governments to drum up support from domestic investors too.
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Trump was accused of ordering the deployment to drum up fears about the impending migrant "invasion" ahead of the midterms.
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Some of ARSA's members have reportedly been living alongside their brethren in Rakhine for months, trying to drum up support.
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And the government is trying to drum up new bidders in other parts of the world, such as East Asia.
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Conor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather Jr.'s first joint promotional appearance was meant to drum up excitement for their Aug.
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The company is in the midst of a road show, without Michael Dell, to drum up support for the plan.
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To bring "Into the Spider Verse" to life, Sony used a new medium to drum up interest in the movie.
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The point of this whole thing is to drum up some extra attention for Amazon as we enter Emmy season.
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Thoros, Beric, and Gendry don't have the fan points required to drum up enough drama from their own deaths alone.
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They say the action strove to drum up more support for a counter-demonstration at an April 15 Freedom rally.
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Auburn was one of them, meant to drum up support among white voters who might also be disappointed in Trump.
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The company has managed to drum up $34 million in funding from investors like Menlo Ventures, GV and Playground Global.
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During the General Assembly conclave in the fall, Mr. Ban will try to drum up greater enthusiasm for refugee resettlement.
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According to Abdulaziz, Khashoggi pledged an initial $30,000 and promised to drum up support from rich donors under the radar.
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But since his election he has sought to drum up support in Europe for what he calls a "protection agenda".
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Perhaps not, but it is party leaders who help raise money, drum up enthusiasm and get people out to vote.
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Trump has frequently invoked the specter of gruesome crimes by the gang to drum up support for his immigration policies.
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Since then, Democrats have attempted to drum up support to craft federal rules that would ban high-cost loans. Rep.
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In its early days, the party would distribute food and coal to poorer citizens in order to drum up support.
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Traders and sales representatives in banks' fixed-income businesses are struggling to find ways to drum up business from clients.
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He hoped it would drum up support for his bill, AB 1215, to ban facial recognition from police body cameras.
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The move comes just days after Saudi Arabia held a major investment conference to drum up interest in that effort.
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In 2018, the account tweeted gibberish for hours in an attempt to drum up excitement for its "cini minis" desert.
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And the agency in charge of auctioning oil blocks recently went on a roadshow, hoping to drum up investor interest.
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It's unclear what kind of support Trump would be able to drum up on Capitol Hill for more permissive legislation.
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The move was welcome news for the Sanders campaign as it looks to drum up support ahead of Super Tuesday.
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At this point, there's got to be a better way to drum up interest for their solo efforts than this.
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"I think people who are naysayers and try to drum up these doomsday scenarios — I don't understand it," Zuckerberg replied.
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Then, in 1886, William Hornaday, the first president of the Wildlife Conservation Society, began to drum up support for preserving bison.
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He suspects the numbers can be chalked up to money laundering, or could be outright fabrication to drum up investor interest.
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In the past, Islamist militant groups have kidnapped foreigners in Pakistan for ransom or to drum up publicity for their cause.
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The city is due to stage international conference this month in an effort to drum up support for the restoration effort.
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To square that circle banks have been trying to drum up more branch business with location upgrades and eye-catching features.
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His rivals have had to dash across the country to drum up pledges before the nomination window closes on Jan. 29.
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It doesn't quite drum up the radical spirit of Shelley, nor does it capture the revolutionariness of the Frankenstein text itself.
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It would find ways for students to take ASU classes online, and would drum up the money to pay for them.
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It is hard to drum up much enthusiasm for the leadership or growth trajectories of China, India, Russia and the rest.
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Many activists were at the Saturday meeting, trying to drum up support for the debate until the vote results were in.
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Xiaomi has built its success on an online-only sales model using flash sales and social media to drum up interest.
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Iranian bankers, corporate leaders and politicians are busy attempting to drum up investor interest at conferences such as Thursday's in London.
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Offering free movies, especially to drum up interest in a major sequel, isn't a bad way to garner some positive attention.
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I think people who are naysayers and try to drum up these doomsday scenarios are — I just, I don't understand it.
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In addition bans on planned rallies by Turkish ministers in Germany to drum up support for Erdogan have also caused anger.
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Both Uber and Lyft cut their rates in January, trying to keep revenue up while they continue to drum up investment.
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The Barbadian pop star has already gotten to work using social media to drum up attention and funds for better schooling.
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Pages often represent news organizations, but also groups that exist exclusively on Facebook to drum up emotional support around political issues.
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A Kickstarter campaign launched in October 2015 helped to further drum up excitement abroad, successfully raising about half of the costs.
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Hackathons are typcially hosted by corporations or schools to promote certain technologies, drum up new product ideas, and identify potential recruits.
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" "And I think people who are naysayers and try to drum up these doomsday scenarios—I just, I don't understand it.
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In the semi-gentrified barrio near my home, there's a local artist trying to drum up Latino support for Senator Sanders.
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WeWork recently shelved its plans to go public as the shared-workspace company failed to drum up demand for its IPO.
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The company is planning to launch an investor roadshow this week to drum up interest in the offering, The Journal reported.
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It was a jarring moment for anyone who might have believed that her romance was merely staged to drum up attention.
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Russia has dismissed the allegations and said US politicians are blaming Moscow in a bid to drum up their polling numbers.
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I had an interview scheduled; it was basically cold-calling, trying to drum up new business for [a Canadian cell company].
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As sporting director, Jorgensen had been trying his best to drum up an angel investor, but had drawn a blank, too.
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Will he make any of his famous gaffes and will he be able to drum up enthusiasm on the campaign trail?
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Hoping to drum up some publicity, early last year Misato's mayor called a news conference and threatened to fire the character.
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The endorsement episode is a clear confirmation of my suspicion, a desperately cynical attempt to drum up interest amid low enthusiasm.
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What a great way to drum up support for such a policy, these posters suggest, than a nationally covered drone mystery.
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A hawker is yelling on the busy road, trying to drum up business for his collection of old coins and medals.
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And I think people who are naysayers and try to drum up these doomsday scenarios — I just, I don't understand it.
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The three-nation trip is meant to drum up new business ahead of Britain's scheduled departure from the EU next March.
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That would be: Shokin and Lutsenko have both been involved in Trump allies' effort to drum up dirt on the Bidens.
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"Look for business?" can mean to try to drum up work for one's self, but today we're talking about one's appearance.
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Other parties said they had been approached by people offering to drum up signatures for potential candidates in exchange for cash.
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Time has been using the title for more than nine decades to drum up interest in one of its tentpole issues.
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Coalition talks on a ten-year reconstruction plan, set to begin in Washington on July 10th, might drum up a bit more.
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Russia has accused Britain of trying to drum up anti-Russian sentiment, suggested the British might have carried out the attack themselves.
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The Financial Times said on Wednesday that UniCredit was in talks with the government to drum up support for the rights issue.
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Scalise on efforts to drum up votes on immigration bill House majority whip speaks out on the political divide over the legislation.
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Though Samsung may still manage to drum up a few animojish flourishes using the sensors it has been able to bake in.
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To drum up interest, it roped various media companies—including Gizmodo Media Group—into the experiment by paying them lots of money.
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To drum up more traffic, the dealership will expand into sales of BMW sport utility vehicles and explore online sales, he added.
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It's a first for the company but a practice recently used by Ford, Tesla and others to drum-up anticipation and sales.
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Embraer will retain ownership of the plane's intellectual property, but hopes Boeing will drum up orders from allies of the United States.
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It could also run Minecraft, an easy way to drum up interest in computers among the younger set, but not much else.
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Jennifer got a restraining order, claiming he was prone to violence and was stalking her to drum up attention for his show.
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Just hours after the Geneva talks were halted, a major international conference opened in London to drum up aid for Syrian refugees.
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Iran's president, Hassan Rohani, visited Rome and Paris hoping to drum up investment in his country, newly liberated from nuclear-related sanctions.
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It was November 2016 and Sanders was barnstorming Hawkeye State college towns, trying in vain to drum up support for Hillary Clinton.
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But every couple of months there is another accusation coming from Brandi in an attempt to drum up drama to stay relevant.
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Fitbit is trying to drum up its appeal to video gamers by adding in-game rewards for those who use its wearable.
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Thank God he did [or else] he'd get a campaign finance violation they'd try to drum up into a felony or something.
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But they show how Trump's political team has used rhetoric that critics say is racist and xenophobic to drum up political support.
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In an effort to drum up attention, he said the first 2000,2500 customers would have zero fees whatsoever for the first year.
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On Tuesday, several financial patrons of the Republican Party organized a phone call to drum up funding for an anti-Trump effort.
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The idea, officials say, is to drum up more interest in the stamps from birders while preserving the loyalty of duck hunters.
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I don't doubt that President Donald Trump will dangle the possibility of peace in an attempt to drum up some positive publicity.
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And nobody there is making a big deal out of this — unlike the clamor the opposition is trying to drum up here.
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The firm's client, Mr. Bigazzi said, suspected that American lawyers like Mr. Kazan were trying to drum up lawsuits by foreign workers.
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As some attempt to drum up sales through alternative methods like curbside pickup and hand deliveries, others are taking more drastic measures.
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Candidates in this year's midterm elections are still sending mailers, putting ads on TV and knocking on doors to drum up support.
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In this environment, Bodnar said, the government's agitation on LGBTQ issues was calculated to drum up support from the party's conservative base.
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Still, he's eager to drum up business and plans to meet with Indian executives on Tuesday about investing in the United States.
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The company is going deeper into live events and exhibits as a way to drum up revenue from ticket sales and sponsorships.
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To drum up interest in the auction, they released samples containing numerous still-viable techniques to bypass multiple brands of security hardware.
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And if it mirrors the performance of plant-based meat at restaurant chains, the new products could also help drum up sales.
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If companies drum up real competition in their sales processes, Laster suggested, then judges will give great weight to the market price.
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Plus, Atari is hoping pay for the project through crowdfunding which means Atari wasn't able to drum up its own outside investments.
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The airline is also trying to drum up more revenue through fees, which it charges for everything from baggage to seat selection.
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Following the WeWork IPO mess, concerns arose that growth-oriented companies might struggle to drum up investor interest when going public. Bill.
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There has been an endless stream of news releases, and the city has hired a public relations firm to drum up interest.
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That said, the prospect of a sale has enabled the kingdom to drum up significant interest from bankers and professional services firms.
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Thus today's sham debates have been engineered to drum up support for the bipartisan corporate agenda, and suppress all traces of alternatives.
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All the while, officials say they would remain "agnostic" about how states and localities drum up money to pay for their projects.
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And to help drum up some excitement, the developer is releasing one its most beloved games, Flower, on both iPhone and iPad today.
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At the time, the company typically assigned bankers who were past their prime to try and drum up business with the division's clients.
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Biden's inability to drum up many high profile endorsements, despite being a former two-term vice-president, should be a sign of concern.
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China's state media is using propaganda to drum up support against the United States and President Donald Trump as the trade war escalates.
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How the players in the '80s really hated each other and would never switch teams and drum up allegiances with the enemy teams.
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Then again, with a sufficiently severe case of confirmation bias, you can drum up a story to fit just about any fact pattern.
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Part of the idea is to drum up business for Chinese engineering firms that are facing a sharp slowdown and overcapacity at home.
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That's true this year, too, but it's been really quiet, failing to drum up anywhere near the excitement of something like Amazon's Alexa.
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"Department stores, they only know one word: Sale," he said, adding there isn't enough inventiveness in apparel to drum up interest with shoppers.
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To drum up support, the cast are doing a radio interview about the night, but it quickly backfires when a listener calls in.
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The forum, for its part, will drum up support for the venture among the world's panjandrums—and with luck some dosh as well.
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Longer-lasting woes in poor countries failed to drum up comparable interest: Yemen's civil war got just 3.5m hours for the entire year.
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This move seems to be less about consoling Pebble supporters than it is an attempt to drum up business for the new smartwatch.
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Bernie's campaign already used its email list to drum up support for a one-day University of California strike, the Huffington Post reported.
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Several major pension funds supported the measure this year, including the California Public Employee Retirement System, which helped Stringer drum up investor support.
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President Obama, by contrast, has taken the higher ground: making personal, reflective speeches at packed rallies to help drum up enthusiasm for Clinton.
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Moreover Britain has sought to drum up more trade with alternative partners since a referendum to exit the European Union three years ago.
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It failed to meet its recruitment goal this year, so it's looking for other, newer ways to drum up interest with today's youth.
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No matter how hard Trump and the media try to drum up controversy, it won't happen with Bill Clinton as the star attraction.
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Exclusivity is one way to drum up hype about a new product, whether it's a limited-edition makeup launch or a new app.
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Although Cuba is seeking to drum up more investment and credit lines, it is behind on payment to providers from Spain and elsewhere.
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After Ms. Waldo finished recording Judy's part, the studio decided to replace her with the pop singer Tiffany to drum up ticket sales.
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Conspiracy theorists at the time believed Jackson had hired the gunman as a way to drum up sympathy for himself, Mr. Walker said.
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And that meant Congress was facing an uphill battle when it tried using Mueller's report to drum up support for an impeachment inquiry.
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But they show how the president's campaign has seized on language that critics say is racist and xenophobic to drum up political support.
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Employees told The New York Times that they were pressured into skirting laws and medical standards as managers tried to drum up business.
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Some companies attached blockchain to their name to drum up interest and found out that's a way to get investigated by the FEC.
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Starbucks aims to drum up holiday sales with promises of free espresso drinks this season — as long as you're in the right store.
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It's not easy starting this kind of endeavor from scratch, even with the $300 million in funding the company managed to drum up.
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Professional organizers are trying to recruit a new generation of progressive candidates and find new ways to drum up support for local races.
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Russian hackers reportedly targeted the release of Disney's "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" in 85033 to politicize the franchise and drum up discontent.
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He's not afraid to get in a van and pound the pavement—to drum up support by going to the people, or whatever.
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It has also run recipe competitions online, including one judged by elite chef José Andrés, to drum up interest in cooking with moringa.
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But we should note Zika is not the first disease Theranos has used to drum up support within the government for its technology.
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The pace of team owners agitating for gleaming new stadiums — financed by as much public money as they can drum up — is quickening.
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In another, Mr. Maduro enters a plaza before Election Day in May to drum up a crowd — but finds the square practically empty.
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She will also meet with business representatives to discuss how Taiwan could drum up investment and procurement with the United States, they said.
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This is not the first time Mr. Kushner has tried to drum up billions of dollars for economic development in the Middle East.
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The White House has been pushing a "Buy American" initiative which aims to help drum up billions of dollars more in arms business.
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Some suspected he was trying to drum up support for his ruling Bharatiya Janata Party ahead of elections that begin on April 11.
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As a director, Bekmambetov appears unfamiliar with the concept or experience of emotions, and can't manage to drum up a modicum of sentimentality.
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Samsung introduced the new Note a few weeks earlier than it normally would, as a way to drum up awareness for the device.
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The goal was to drum up business for the bank by doling out personal favors to current and prospective clients, the S.E.C. found.
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Although the film was originally set to premiere in theaters, Disney pivoted so Noelle would drum up early excitement for the streaming service.
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And as her super-recognizable prints and tremendously popular swimsuits continued to drum up buzz, she had to keep up with increased demand.
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" Trump has repeatedly sought to drum up interest in Horowitz's review, stoking expectations about it even on the eve of its release."I.
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It's about a months-long effort by Trump and his personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani to drum up foreign investigations into Trump's political opponents.
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Chrome still vastly dominates the market, but releases like this get Opera's name back in the news and can help to drum up interest.
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RBR Chief Executive Rudolf Bohli is trying to drum up fresh cash to take a larger position in Credit Suisse, Switzerland's second-biggest bank.
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Now, with the rise of 3D printers, it makes sense Mattel would drum up a classic favorite and modernize it for the 20th Century.
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The company is still trying to drum up interest from advertisers to create competition for its ad auctions, which would lead to higher prices.
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One exception: Bill Kristol, the conservative commentator who has spent much of the last year trying to drum up interest in a Trump challenger.
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Jeon added that he felt Kim Jong Un made provocative statements to attract attention and drum up support and loyalty in his own country.
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In an investor presentation meant to drum up support for the acquisition, Musk showed off what appeared to be sleek, glass solar roof tiles.
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Regular winners of these writing contests, whose names frequented the end-of-day announcements, could drum up a fair amount of Lawton High capital.
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Activists and Democrats were looking toward this week's hearing as a pivotal opportunity to make their case against him and drum up grassroots opposition.
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He has sought to drum up support by holding rallies around the country under the "Caravan for Change" banner, promoting the government's good works.
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If SpaceX decides to dabble in private space tourism to drum up funds for the BFR, the company has the means to do it.
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To get people interested in the feature, Uber poured money into Pool, deeply subsidizing the cost of the shared rides to drum up interest.
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The House also postponed, likely until next week, a vote on a more moderate bill in order to try to drum up more support.
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Maybe they was respectable ladies and cutting a figure just for the fun of it, and not as good advertising to drum up clientele.
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Major video game and console releases are typically held until the holiday season, when producers try to drum up excitement for their latest offerings.
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Alibaba's president responded on Friday to the idea that president-elect Donald Trump might drum up more regulatory scrutiny of the Chinese technology giant.
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Several people close to the matter had said Bain and Cinven were talking to investors to drum up support for a potential new offer.
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Sanon and Rajput drum up chemistry in the beginning and try to make their parts work, but Jim Sarbh is out of his depth.
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Paid replays were launched on the same day that Snapchat launched the lenses, and both looked like clever ways to drum up extra revenue.
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Blac's adamant she never slept with Pilot and adds that the entire ordeal is a ploy to drum up hype for his new track.
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He recently led a counter-protest when President Donald Trump held a rally in El Paso to drum up support for his border wall.
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Meanwhile, campaigners for another vote are busy lobbying parliament and trying to drum up public support with rallies and on social and mainstream media.
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Last year, Venezuela was able to stave off its troubles last year, leaving no stone unturned in efforts to drum up short-term financing.
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Voting ends today, so Gregorius is out in New York City trying to drum up support by bribing New Yorkers with free subway rides.
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In both visits, she has tried to drum up trade deals for Britain, attempting to strengthen her hand in negotiations to leave the bloc.
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When the fight over Obama's health care plan was at its peak, OFA was able to drum up only 300,000 phone calls to Congress.
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Maybe your resurrection was only a massive troll on the part of HBO to drum up interest for the sixth season of this show!
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It is usually a given that a company securing such significant backing would extend its bid, buying extra time to drum up remaining support.
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Nonetheless, they are making an all-out push to drum up support for the changes to at least build momentum for a future Congress.
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Her parents have been accused of using their connections to drum up trade for their party supplies company, selling wedding-related gifts and accessories.
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Intel is still reeling from the shift away from PCs — it has struggled to drum up business in chips for cloud-type data centers.
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Ahead of the 2018 midterm elections, Trump repeatedly invoked the specter of a previous caravan to drum up support for more restrictive immigration policies.
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In his media campaign to drum up support over recent months, he resorted to the sort of rhetoric his new army of defenders loathe.
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Some critics also questioned the post's intent; whether it was meant to drum up awareness about the nation's opioid epidemic, or shame its victims.
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Her dance moves, such as they were, did serve the purpose of drawing attention to an otherwise forgettable trip to drum up trade deals.
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But as the special counsel investigation grinds onward, should Mr. Giuliani be trying to drum up business for his consulting firm from foreign governments?
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Ms. Guzmán agreed with the idea and was sent back to the capital to drum up support for the revolutionaries and manage their money.
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The D.N.C. established the Veterans and Military Families Council, hoping to drum up support from military members who had seen enough of these wars.
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In some ways, however, this announcement and even this deployment is a publicity stunt meant to drum up support for the merger with Sprint.
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After marketing failed to drum up much interest in the movie, Disney offered two-for-one tickets opening weekend to get audiences to theaters.
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B.I. windbreakers handing out fliers (as there were last year, as part of the network's effort to drum up some interest in "The Gifted").
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"Beyond Meat was still small at the time and we were trying to educate people and drum up sales for the products," said O'Malley.
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For all the bombast in the news media, some have urged restraint, questioning the wisdom of efforts to drum up criticism of South Korea.
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He recently hired four more employees to drum up sales, even as installations creep along at a small fraction of demand a year ago.
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No such restrictions apply to the "yes" vote, with the junta broadcasting songs and television programs to drum up support for the constitutional referendum.
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Lebanon's Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri is visiting UAE in an effort to drum up financial support and investment for the country's ailing economy.
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The White House could drum up support by focusing attentions on a "common enemy," but that could anger businesses suffering from tariffs, Varathan said.
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They drum up moral outrage over race, religion, and ethnicity to pander to philosophical ideas that are rooted in Nazism, rather than American conservatism.
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New York (CNN Business)IPhone sales are in a slump, Apple knew it needed to drum up excitement at its iPhone 25 event Tuesday.
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No evidence has emerged that Perry was directly involved with Trump's attempt to drum up an investigation focused on his political opponent, but Sen.
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The president also spoke privately to Florida GOP voters on his trip to drum up support in the state ahead of the 2020 election.
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White Tale representatives are in Switzerland this week to try to drum up support among other Clariant shareholders, people familiar with the matter said.
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Spavor, a business consultant with deep ties to Pyongyang, had been trying to drum up international interest in investing in North Korean economic projects.
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This is the kind of surrogate event I used to work on in '08, something to fire up the volunteers, or drum up donations.
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Determined to get it right, Efron asks again … and again … and again, pulling out balloons, party hats and noise makers to drum up some excitement.
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Protesters flooded the Central business district, usually full of buses and streetcars, to drum up support for a bill moving through the United States Congress.
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Plastic surgeons have started coming out of their operating rooms to drum up business the same way everyone else does: by being their own brand.
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Alexander hoped to use Discord in a similar way to drum up last-minute support for Germany's right-wing populist party Alternative für Deutschland (AfD).
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The protest by creator Charlie Lyne aimed to drum up debate around the BBFC's role in society and it received a lot of attention online.
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NASA—whose PR machine generates more hype than all other government entities combined—recently used a similar tactic to drum up excitement about extrasolar planets.
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Critics say Trump is seeking to drum up support from the Cuban-American community in the swing state of Florida ahead of next year's election.
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While African leaders might begin to change their tune and drum up populist anti-China sentiment, for now China is winning over much of Africa.
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Just as importantly, they need to drum up enthusiasm among would-be volunteers, or people willing to become paid canvassers (which Republican campaigns often use).
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VICE News recently spent 48 hours with Bullock as he ran around the country trying to drum up support while other Democrats debated in Miami.
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The video is part of Snap's "roadshow" — a tradition in which companies about to go public visit with investors and analysts to drum up interest.
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To drum up foreign investor interest in India's road network, the second-largest in the world, policymakers have undertaken a slew of reforms, Gadkari said.
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It first appeared in August trying to auction the complete set of tools, releasing an initial leak purportedly to drum up interest in the sale.
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Problem-solving is the clever Monkey's domain — and with the creativity of the fire element, the answers we drum up could be unparalleled and unprecedented.
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To underpin the cash call, management at the 544-year old lender has been on road shows to drum up support from potential anchor investors.
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Venezuela's oil production is slipping due to lack of maintenance at PDVSA, making it harder to drum up the revenues that keep the government running.
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Loans in turn drum up business for Chinese engineering firms and shipyards in LNG, and give state-backed companies the upper hand in supply negotiations.
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Johnson was due to visit the bakery in Glastonbury as part of a tour to drum up support ahead of a snap election on Dec.
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Steyer has dedicated millions of dollars to the "Need to Impeach" campaign, criss-crossing the country to drum up support for removing Trump from office.
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Brazil's government is struggling to drum up congressional approval for its pension reform bill, widely seen a crucial to stabilizing the country's rickety public finances.
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That's probably, definitely how it's already managed to drum up major buzz among beauty editors and industry pros despite not launching online for another month.
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On the other hand, some Republicans say, a leadership race could actually drum up some much-needed excitement in the party ahead of the elections.
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Protesters have used characters like Winnie the Pooh and Pepe the Frog to drum up more media attention to the protest, the Associated Press reported.
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BuzzFeed, which is eyeing profitability for the second half of the year, has hired a new exec to drum up revenue for its news business.
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As Sansa and Jon Snow tried to drum up support in the North, Arya dealt with the consequences of cutting ties with the Faceless Men.
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Across China, JD has made a policy of recruiting local representatives who can exploit the thick social ties of traditional communities to drum up business.
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Some Israeli politicians are characterizing Netanyahu's order for Abu al-Atta's killing as a ploy to drum up political support from his right-wing base.
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The president attempted to drum up enthusiasm for his Monday evening announcement in a tweet on Saturday morning, hyping his "big decision" about the nomination.
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The Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood in Brooklyn has organized a series of group rides to drum up interest and teach residents how to ride the bikes.
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As such, it's believed that the FCC intentionally dragged out the official repeal to give ISPs time to drum up support for their trojan horse.
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Fresh from her tryst with Tom, Selina is ready to make heads roll and drum up the votes he stole away earlier in the night.
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He is one of the most prominent conservatives in Russia's Kremlin-allied elite, and helps drum up support for Mr. Putin on the Russian right.
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Analysts said Saturday that while the attack might be used to drum up support for the president, it was a deep embarrassment for Mr. Maduro.
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Under pressure, dealers are slashing prices to drum up sales with increasingly cost-conscious consumers and are pushing the government to roll out support measures.
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She started with activists in Texas, to drum up support for a bill that would ban abortion on the basis of race, sex or disability.
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Could it ultimately serve as a blueprint for bigger tech companies that have been looking for ways to drum up interest in live video content?
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Since then, the plaintiffs claim, the hotel has made special efforts to drum up business from foreign governments, including appointing a head of diplomatic sales.
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By comparison, each rally held when the evangelist Franklin Graham barnstormed California this spring to drum up the conservative evangelical vote cost nearly as much.
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First time in 70 years that a legislation passed by Parliament needs huge rallies, promises of sex, jobs and Netflix accounts to drum up support.
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However, he recently returned to the capital Kigali, where he is slowly continuing to drum up support for Rwigara's People Salvation Movement from the shadows.
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The march to the consulate on Sunday was an effort to drum up support for a bill that is moving through the United States Congress.
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Trump hit the road Monday night, holding a campaign-style rally with supporters in Kentucky to drum up support for the American Health Care Act.
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It's common for aerospace companies to distribute animated footage to drum up hype before important missions — and Musk is known for adding drama and flair.
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Senate Finance Committee Chair Chuck Grassley, Republican of Iowa, is trying to drum up support for a bipartisan bill he crafted with ranking member Sen.
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But some political opponents dismissed the exhumation as a ploy to drum up support before a general election and criticized Sanchez for reopening old wounds.
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The United States has been trying to drum up support for new sanctions against Iran, and has repeatedly threatened to tear up the 2015 agreement.
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Tiongson has already addressed the situation on Instagram, telling his followers that the timing of the season 2 premiere was strategically placed to drum up controversy.
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We'll have to wait and see, but one thing's clear — there aren't many people that could drum up this much excitement with just a single colour.
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Washington announced the conference on Sunday, describing it as an opportunity to drum up international investment for the Israeli-occupied West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
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Mr Erdogan, who is preparing for a constitutional referendum that would grant him even more power, would love to drum up a bit of militant nationalism.
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Putting this content on Twitter could be a way to drum up excitement for the main event without encroaching on the territory of existing rights holders.
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Donald Trump has the presidency in the bag but he's still trying to drum up funds by hawking limited edition T-shirts on his campaign's website.
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Kakao bought Path, which is popular in Indonesia, and is redeveloping it for that very reason, and WeChat is running local initiatives to drum up interest.
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To drum up excitement (and give the people what they want), photos of the café were posted on their Facebook, showing off all of the details.
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We're told Kim tells Ellen that Kanye went to adidas and his Yeezy brand to drum up relief funds, and they were quick to raise $500,000.
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Conferences are important for banks to drum up business, because they get clients and bankers in the same place to network, socialize and discuss potential deals.
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Maya as hired gun feels like a quick way to drum up drama for an episode before we get to the actual meat of the season.
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It's not uncommon for the UFC to release years-old fights that tie into a given weekend's events to drum up excitement, but these were unique.
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At NAIAS, automakers' design departments get to put their best foot forward, and the classic coupe is sure-fire way to drum up attention from admirers.
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As promised, vice president hopeful Claire (Robin Wright) is using terror to drum up votes, filming a PSA that encourages citizens to rat each other out.
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For the podcasters able to drum up such loyal followings, live events are an ideal opportunity to engage listeners and monetize them at the same time.
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They hoped that they could have the man who wrote the report bring it to life and, in doing so, drum up public support for impeachment.
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There is a sense among the eurozone creditors that the I.M.F. is being overly pessimistic about Greece's outlook, to help drum up support for debt relief.
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Vice President Pence trekked to Michigan on Wednesday to drum up support for Republican Senate candidate John James in his effort to unseat incumbent Democratic Sen.
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It's no small feat to collect the necessary signatures to put the proposal on the ballot, let alone drum up enough votes for it to win.
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He was a strong force in the preemptive war against Iraq, relying on flimsy intelligence about weapons of mass destruction to drum up support in Congress.
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To drum up enthusiasm about the service, Twitter is now extending a basic feature it rolled out early last year as part of it's ongoing overhaul.
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A NATO mission would channel the financial resources of the 29 allies, allow for military commanders to drum up troops and broaden training beyond the capital.
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To drum up support, the Sierra Club this week released an emotional video that mixes scenes of natural splendor with oil spills, smokestacks, and chemical leaks.
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Johnson's trip to Scotland came as he tries to drum up voter support for a general election, having failed to gain parliamentary support for a vote.
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Bearing #GoRedForEd shirts and posters, teachers and allies in cities like Phoenix, Tucson and Parker used their roadside visibility to drum up attention for Thursday's walkouts.
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It's not the first time a public figure has turned to an online contest — and wine — to drum up fundraising dollars for a politically related cause.
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The banks will have to share the stage with rivals as Aramco seeks to drum up support for what would be the world's largest-ever IPO.
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Chefs like Andy Oliver of recently opened London Thai restaurant, som saa recognise the growing importance of social media as a way to drum up business.
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Related: 5 Sexual Fantasies — Explained That said, Dr. Levkoff adds that you shouldn't push down any genuine feelings that a dream may drum up for you.
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In his plea agreement, Wertkin admitted that he stole the sealed complaints because he thought they would help him drum up clients at his new job.
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Last month, Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, failed to drum up the support needed to overturn President Barack Obama's signature health care law.
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To combat the effects of the global pandemic, brands have been pushed to get creative, conjuring unique incentives to drum up sales and inspire new customers.
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The entrepreneurs and officials here were trying to drum up support for recruiting foreign-born Silicon Valley engineers, to take advantage of President Trump's immigration policies.
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Samsung (SSNLF) is looking to drum up excitement for the Note10 following tepid demand for its flagship devices and an overall slowdown in the premium market.
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Jeffrey Katzenberg and Meg Whitman tried to drum up awareness around their forthcoming mobile streaming platform Quibi with an ad about a bank heist gone awry.
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We don't think CAH actually plans to fire their writers if they lose, but it is a clever stunt nonetheless to drum up the human vs.
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In order to drum up interest, the two teens put together a list of top VCs and entrepreneurs to cold-call and ask for a meeting.
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Unlike the Clinton campaign, which was unable to drum up the excitement of the Obama campaigns, a new era may be coming to the Democratic Party.
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Floyd is a master of promotion and knows better than anyone how to drum up interest in a major pop culture event ... just ask Conor McGregor!
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A rainmaker is usually a senior partner at a law firm whose role is to drum up business by virtue of who he or she knows.
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An attempt by Mr Trump to drum up support for the Republican bill, at a pre-recess gathering of Republican senators at the White House, was unsuccessful.
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But it was also a way to drum up anticipation among her supporters for an event that is, admittedly, a snoozefest for anyone but cable news producers.
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Total shipments fell by 4.1 percent compared to 2017, as both Apple and Samsung struggled to drum up strong sales for their products, IDC reported on Wednesday.
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Bose has decided to announce the platform and hardware at SXSW, a conference not known for its big hardware news, to drum up interest from other developers.
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Both held rallies during their presidencies to drum up support for their legislative agendas, but those events were run by the White House outside the campaign season.
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Billionaire investor Peter Thiel may have been trying to drum up more support for Republican candidate Donald Trump this morning at the National Press Club in Washington.
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It's interesting, Lively hasn't been seen often, or posted anything on Instagram since January 11 ... what better way to drum up some massive press for Ryan's movie.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has been on the road this week trying to drum up resources and calling on our friends to participate in a coalition.
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As they traversed the country, Soto visited with church leaders to drum up interest and financial assistance from pastors to expand VR Church into a larger network.
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The park's opening comes as Erdogan is seeking to drum up support for his Islamist-rooted AKP, which has dominated Turkish politics for more than 16 years.
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It also raises questions as to whether Giuliani's shadow diplomacy efforts over the next year were also an effort to drum up business for his consulting group.
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For the roadshow, Uber's top executives will travel the Unites States and make a stop in London to drum up investor interest in the IPO, sources said.
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And to drum up anticipation in those places, Forward has built a popup office: an 11-foot-tall, 18-foot-long, nearly 9-foot-wide mobile trailer.
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Though no official winner has been declared, Buttigieg has already claimed victory as he looks to drum up support heading into the New Hampshire primary next week.
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The former leader was recently deployed to KwaZulu-Natal, the province with the biggest number of A.N.C. supporters, to drum up support during a voter-registration drive.
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Trump then tripled that number on Tuesday while continuing to drum up the need for a robust military presence, though the Pentagon has not confirmed the changes.
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When I make the effort to do it, I'm pretty good at it, but sometimes the only effort I can drum up is to make a cocktail.
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A decade after the hit Bravo show first premiered, the first ladies of the Big Apple are back to drum up a whole new season of drama.
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The company's campaign to drum up popular support to legalize ride-sharing in South Florida had a website, an Instagram page, and a Twitter hash tag: #MiamiNeedsUber.
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A war of words between Turkey and the EU erupted last month after several countries stopped Turkish politicians holding rallies intended to drum up support for Erdogan.
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To rally supporters and drum up some buzz, the San Diego ownership group let fans on the internet suggest and vote for potential team names via Facebook.
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The two sides have yet to reach terms, while doing their part to drum up interest with plenty of media barbs, with some major hurdles to overcome.
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Meanwhile, numerous hit sci-fi television shows have garnered avid viewers and Emmy nominations, and can drum up buzz for upcoming seasons with an already engaged fanbase.
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In February 1962, Martin received a call from a music publisher who was trying to drum up interest for a band managed by a friend, Brian Epstein.
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Cavusoglu's comments contradicted earlier reports that he had canceled a planned Rotterdam rally ahead of an April 16 referendum to drum up support for expanding presidential powers.
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Hulu launched its buzzy TV-streaming service yesterday, just in time to drum up even more interest for its critically acclaimed — and scarily relevant — The Handmaid's Tale.
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And it's why the makers of some personal robots make outlandish claims for their devices (like being able to detect Alzheimer's) in order to drum up interest.
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The airline, among others, is taking basic economy abroad, in hopes that it will drum up more revenue as record numbers of passengers are traveling by air.
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One of the best ways to drum up extra funds to put toward your student loans is by using a credit card that earns you cash back.
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There's also a "Community Champion" program, where some 450 experienced financial advisers and branch managers hit up events, organizations, and colleges nationwide to drum up young talent.
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" In a Facebook live stream Zuckerberg said, "I think people who are naysayers and try to drum up these doomsday scenarios — I just, I don't understand it.
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Without the risks associated with trying out new acts or untested material, it's easy to drum up interest and keep the customer satisfied with pre-established hits.
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Lawson appears to have given $20,000; Benioff has given at least $10,000 to the campaign and is using Twitter as a platform to drum up more support.
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The study didn't propose which came first, the bacteria or the patients carrying that particular bacteria, but it did drum up concern over hospital workers' hygiene habits.
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But so far, he's failed to drum up tremendous popular support — though the dynamic may shift now that the race has narrowed to a two-person runoff.
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"Our arms are wide open," Mr. Heller said on the call, held to drum up interest in Mr. Trump's campaign rally scheduled for Thursday in Las Vegas.
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From his perch in exile, Mr. Puigdemont has tried to drum up support for the Catalan cause across Europe, but has ultimately found few willing to listen.
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Brokers from Sotheby's International Realty worked the hallway outside the conference room, trying to drum up interest in luxury waterfront homes in the nearby community of Dorado.
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Armed opposition groups have played on this discontent to attempt to drum up support for their actions which have included attacks on oil pipelines in the region.
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The French state, keen to drum up interest and save Aigle Azur's 1,200 jobs, has also flagged EasyJet and Air Caraibes parent Dubreuil Group as potential bidders.
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The French state, keen to drum up interest and save Aigle Azur's 1,200 jobs, has also flagged EasyJet and Air Caraibes parent Dubreuil Group as potential bidders.
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"You can use a press debacle like this to drum up your community and rile people up and get them to support a cause," Mr. Conte said.
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Among the payments was more than $2100 million spent on the firm of the Trump campaign official Brad Parscale for online advertisements to drum up inaugural crowds.
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Paul, on the other hand, never managed to drum up much support among Republican voters — including among self-identified libertarians, whom Cruz assiduously courted under Paul's nose.
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Brooklyn Bridge Park, which is dotted with apartment buildings that must pay for the park's upkeep, struggled during the recession to drum up funds, he pointed out.
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Mr. Steyer spent about $1.4 million to drum up turnout in the primary election, including with campaign mail and digital advertising that his advisers concluded was effective.
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He tries to drum up traffic by inking "Privacy sold here" on the storefront window, which I kind of hope is a direct appeal to underworld types.
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Still, nothing telegraphs Sanders' strategy like the four-day festival planned for central Massachusetts, a clear play to drum up support among his strongest demographic — young voters.
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Which doesn't do a lot for those who suggested that the nationwide sandwich sellout was nothing but a gimmick to drum up more attention — and ultimately, sales.
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And he said Trump's defense, that he was just trying to fight corruption and not attempting to drum up an investigation of a political rival, is nonsense.
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The first season released just months after Trump became president and the show's Twitter handle is using the hashtag "SisterResist" to drum up excitement for the second.
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It needs to develop features for Bixby that Alexa and Google Assistant can't offer, and it needs to drum up developers to create skills that people want.
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In an attempt to drum up business during those early years, Mr. Holin started offering women $25 for their bras, which he would hang from the ceiling.
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In the coming weeks, we will surely see more bizarre Twitter theatrics and sniffling speeches aiming to control the narrative and drum up support for military intervention.
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Many of the other candidates — and particularly the ones who washed out — have been spending money to drum up donors, dropping $10 or $20 to raise $1.
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To avoid forcing Spaniards to return to the polls, Sanchez has been scrambling to drum up support for a proposed coalition with left-wing party Unidas Podemos.
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At worst, it seems a vapid attempt to drum up business with false promises, paid for with the lives of more than 30 people, children among them.
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U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May touched down in Japan on Wednesday, with aspirations to soothe Brexit concerns and drum up trade from the world's third-largest economy.
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This information was then used by Mr. Navalny as bait to drum up the interest of an audience, and make up a story far from any truth.
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The hashtag aimed to drum up support for Planned Parenthood by encouraging people to publicly share their abortion stories to defeat the stigma and normalize the procedure.
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Some European cities have blocked planned appearances by Turkish politicians to drum up support for Erdogan before an April 16 referendum on giving him sweeping new powers.
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Trump made those remarks during a recent rally in Ohio, one of the hardest-hit states, where he was attempting to drum up support from his base.
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O'Rourke, the latest in a growing field of candidates seeking the Democratic Party nomination, was heading to Iowa on Thursday to drum up support for his bid.
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But it also reflects that Trump's political machine has bet hard on Facebook to drum up interest and collect donations and personal information from potential 2020 supporters.
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It's been Dolnick's mission to drum up enthusiasm in the newsroom for testing out new applications, from VR to livestreaming, without worrying too much about the Timesian thing.
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Singer Lee Seung-hyun, 28, better known by the stage name Seungri, is suspected of paying for prostitutes for foreign businessmen to drum up investment in his business.
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Traffic was hard to drum up, but they knew they were having an impact when politicians or their staff would call up screaming about something they had written.
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It helps that his fund is global, meaning that its quantitative models can drum up interesting recommendations that no one on the team would otherwise have thought about.
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In some cases, ATF did not publish them; in others, it seemingly intentionally placed them in fine print on the back of forms to drum up non-compliance.
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The company attended Farnborough, Europe's biggest airshow, as it looks to drum up international business for its jet, which currently has 271 firm orders but mainly in Russia.
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But even though visitor numbers were higher, most of the tourists were not wealthy gamblers, casino executives and analysts said, as hotels cut prices to drum up business.
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Sanctions have failed to deter Mr Putin, who now relies on bellicose nationalism to drum up domestic support, since he no longer has an oil windfall to spend.
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Reubens intended for these shows to drum up movie interest, and they did: Apatow saw a Los Angeles performance, and soon afterward he and Reubens formed a partnership.
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Kirsten Gillibrand of New York, did not spend millions to try to drum up enough support to qualify for the debates, a strategic decision that an adviser defended.
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Some of these voices pose controversial theories, like claiming there is a worldwide conspiracy within the intelligence community to allow terrorist attacks to occur to drum up business.
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They had been dutifully trying to drum up support for the bill when Mrs Lam, to the surprise of many observers, announced her U-turn on June 15th.
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Bank of America has been hiring salespeople to drum up business, even as it has cut support staff and underperformers as part of a multiyear cost-cutting initiative.
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I thought I would attempt to create a classified ad posted to the Silicon Valley sections of Craigslist, to see what kind of attention I could drum up.
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On Tuesday she held an event known as a "broker's caravan"—an open house for real estate agents only—in order to drum up interest in the property.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani is in Europe as he tries to drum up trade and investment with European businesses after years of sanctions and economic and diplomatic isolation.
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The company spilled the beans early, but the spot still managed to drum up the biggest response of the night (outside of some very unfortunate choices from automakers).
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Both stars accused the other of trying to drum up publicity for their respective reality shows -- "Basketball Wives" for Jennifer and OWN's "Welcome to Sweetie Pie's" for Tim.
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People weren't as excited about working up a sweat while playing games anymore, and the Kinect didn't offer any enticing games specific to it to drum up interest.
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At a time when Guaido is calling for protests against Maduro in Venezuela, Rosales is seeking to drum up international support with highly-publicized tours of neighboring countries.
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And while the film has become a critically-acclaimed cult classic, its fairly adult content did drum up some scrutiny from censors at the time it was released.
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The Sapphire Gentleman's Club, a strip club right off Vegas' main drag, paid to showcase the robots as a way to drum up interest from press and customers.
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Relations between Turkey and Germany have been further strained following bans on planned rallies by Turkish ministers in Germany to drum up support for Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan.
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Meanwhile, Venezuelan Oil Minister Eulogio Del Pino will visit Russia, Qatar, Iran and Saudi Arabia this week to drum up support for a joint cut in oil production.
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In late September, Syngenta pulled a $7 billion bond after struggling to drum up interest in the face a raft of lawsuits related to its genetically modified corn.
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When that didn't immediately boost bids, the group tried to drum up bids by releasing a list of apparent hacking targets used as staging sites for other attacks.
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What Happened: Just because there's no new music to promote doesn't mean Lady Gaga can't drum up interest and sales by pretending to forget her own back catalog.
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I'm waiting for LAPD Burnett's wife, Roma Downey, accused Arnold of ambushing the couple to drum up publicity for his new program while injuring her in the process.
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Former President George W. Bush is seeking to drum up support for Exxon Mobil CEO Rex Tillerson's nomination for secretary of State, according to a top GOP lawmaker.
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Pepsi justly received considerable backlash from the public and people on both sides of the political aisle, but it helped drum up more conversations on the real issue.
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He is trying to drum up fear about a national security crisis at the border and pressure Congress into paying for a wall, or at least a fence.
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Nowitzki sports a wig resembling Trump's iconic comb-over, along with a suit and tie, in the video to drum up support for his team, the Dallas Mavericks.
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Much as he did with Thatcher in the UK, Murdoch used The Post to drum up support for Ronald Reagan in New York during the 1980 presidential election.
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The disparity was worse when looking at whether or not they had raised outside capital, with only 247% of founders without a degree managing to drum up investment.
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In October, Disney used its Disney+ Twitter handle to drum up excitement for the service by posting each film that would be available on the service starting Tuesday.
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Facebook's head of mergers and acquisitions this week recounted the company's acquisition of Instagram as calls for the breakup of the social media giant continue to drum up.
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"Obviously it is election season and the press has been focused on debates and divisions they can drum up within the primary and within our party," he said.
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Creating a formal NATO mission would mean greater funding, so-called force generation to drum-up troops and a structure to keep them in the field for longer.
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To drum up financing and oil investments, Nigeria will hold a roadshow in the Gulf in January and in the United States by mid-2017, Kachikwu told reporters.
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The Sapphire Gentleman's Club, a strip club right off Vegas's main drag, paid to showcase the robots as a way to drum up interest from press and customers.
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Efforts to drum up hype don't mean that these projects are without scientific merit, said Patrick O'Neill, the head of marketing and communications for the ISS National Lab.
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Some analysts suggested that he might use the meeting to drum up political support at home among Ireland's anti-Brexit voters by adopting a tough line against Britain.
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Of course, changing the message — and the details — can similarly drum up support, or flop those who previously flipped, but the variability shows how quickly voters can turn.
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A Reuters report on Goldman Sachs's so-called Innovation Lab — meant to drum up big investment banking ideas for top clients — reflects the predicament facing Wall Street banks.
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But during a speech at Miami Dade College yesterday, designed to drum up support for such a bid, Mr. Schultz did outline what his independent presidency might offer.
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After appealing fruitlessly for help to Egypt's tourism ministry, the group has released graphic footage of abused horses and camels to drum up international support for the campaign.
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They've seen low-level members of the profession hanging around courthouses trying to drum up business; nobody ever asks for proof that these hustlers have passed the bar.
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Sure enough, he discovered that Ulbricht left an anonymous comment on a forum called the Shroomery when he was trying to drum up attention for his new site.
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Partly he seems to have gotten high on his own supply — he actually seems to believe the bizarre conspiracy theories his supporters drum up to excuse his actions.
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The paper's supposed act of transparency around its endorsement of Amy Klobuchar and Elizabeth Warren was in fact a cynical attempt to drum up interest amid low enthusiasm.
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The state news media in Syria denied that the government had used chemical weapons, and accused a rebel group of fabricating the videos to drum up international support.
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Others, likes Senators Tim Kaine, Democrat of Virginia, and Jeff Flake, Republican of Arizona, have tried to drum up support once again for congressional authorization of future activities.
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One story goes that as part of her efforts to drum up new business, she camped out at a WeWork office until she could introduce herself to Neumann.
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Yet some Republican think tanks, particularly the influential Heritage Foundation, are looking to drum up interest on Capitol Hill in their ideas to overhaul the health care system.
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However, it's also no secret Rudy's been traveling to Kyiv recently to drum up intel he hopes will clear his boss's name ahead of a looming impeachment trial.
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Rosa DeLauro (Conn.) have tried for years to drum up support for the FAMILY Act, which would provide three months of paid leave, but haven't had much luck.
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Pages drum up support and inflate their followings with memes and harmless posts, only to slip in the occasional, easily missed poison pill: a mistruth or bigoted jab.
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There's an important context for Obama's speech: He was in Ohio to help drum up support for a down-ballot Democrat struggling mightily in a pivotal Senate race.
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Donald Trump has been consistently vocal in his opposition to the deal, in contrast to the sitting US president Barack Obama, who's still trying to drum up support.
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To drum up ideas for organizing the event, the founders headed out to the Twin Cities Zine Fest in Minneapolis and reached out to Kansas City Zine Con.
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Pam believes Assange just needs more people to see his side of things and understand his genius ... and Kanye could be the guy to drum up public support.
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They are using selective outrage on a very particular issue that they want to try to drum up outrage and hatred in support of this president, you know why?
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The residents have accused some local politicians of encouraging herders to bring tens of thousands of cattle onto farms and ranches to drum up support for the August elections.
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For the AFA, the boycott is an opportunity to drum up publicity for the organization, and an opportunity for its followers to visibly pledge and visibly show their beliefs.
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To drum up excitement, Disney launched a marketing blitz ahead of the Chinese debut for "The Force Awakens," even lining up the film's iconic stormtroopers along the Great Wall.
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YANGON/HONG KONG (Reuters) - When officials from Myanmar's commercial capital Yangon toured six European countries in June, they were hoping to drum up investment in transport, energy and education.
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Snap's biggest success with V1 of the Spectacles was their marketing push around them, meanwhile I'm not very confident they can drum up much love with this minor update.
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If a deal is reached in the weeks ahead, a new constitution will be drawn up while the leaders drum up support for the double referendum that will follow.
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But after the Brexit vote, when tides of British nationalism spurred Britain to leave the EU, Scottish separatists seized the moment to drum up support for a second poll.
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It's tried to drum up excitement for VR, self-driving technologies, smartwatches, AR glasses, and (my personal favorite) a bowl that will wirelessly charge gadgets you drop into it.
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Mexico is also eager to drum up interests in "strategic projects" in Mexico's southeast, and to ensure there is a good business climate in the country, the official said.
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All these discussions are generally tactics to gauge interest from investors and drum up excitement for the company, though now it appears things are starting to get more formal.
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"I take Modi's threats as rhetoric to drum up support for his party in the forthcoming state elections, as Pakistan bashing goes well with the Indian voters," he added.
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Other features getting added include fundraising buttons for nonprofits and Scheduled Live posts, which will give viewers a countdown to going Live, helping to drum up attention and enthusiasm.
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AGC was due to meet on Friday with the state's Pastoralists and Graziers Association, a prominent industry body, to drum up support for its plan, several growers told Reuters.
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With Britain's exit negotiations going poorly and its economy slowing, several pro-European groups are actively trying to drum up popular support for another say over the country's future.
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The Trump administration, according to recent reports, will soon be bringing "Buy America" to international arms sales by asking diplomats to drum up new business for American arms manufacturers.
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A delegation of Mexican governors just finished a tour of China to drum up backing for projects ranging from gas and rail transport to modernization of airports and highways.
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Although the post-episode conversation on social media does occasionally involve Mary or Paul, what tends to drum up the most chatter is the various bakers and their creations.
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Event organizers are hoping to drum up awareness about native and non-native species, and educate exotic pet owners about the consequences of releasing their animals into the wild.
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It was easy to drum up excitement to sit down and play Telltale's take on Guardians of the Galaxy, one of my favorite films of the last few years.
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Merkel urged supporters to drum up votes by focusing on conservatives' efforts on behalf of families, a pledge to avoid tax increases and emphasis on increasing security in Germany.
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Republicans suggested the antics were Democratic attempts at grandstanding in an effort to drum up the progressive base that is watching how senators perform in the days-long hearing.
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The list aims to drum up support for the department's request for funding for road construction and replacements for pedestrian fencing and vehicle barriers, as well as more lighting.
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Thyssenkrupp Chief Executive Guido Kerkhoff is expected to try and drum up support for the plan when he faces shareholders at the annual general meeting in Bochum on Friday.
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Sources who have discussed impeachment with the president told Axios that Trump believes the inquiry could actually help him drum up support before 2020 and win back the House.
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Earlier this year, the committee launched a multimillion-dollar effort to drum up support for the GOP's tax overhaul and target vulnerable Democratic incumbents who voted against the bill.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) and New York Mayor Bill de Blasio (D), as well as high-profile lobbying firms, have put on a campaign to drum up support for Amazon.
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BuzzFeed wants to explore memberships throughout the companyTo trim costs and drum up new revenue, BuzzFeed News cut its podcast department, to the dismay of some in the newsroom.
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The Detroit Lions were the first team to play on the holiday, hosting their inaugural game in 3503 as a way to drum up increased interest in the team.
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While it's hard to drum up excitement about new leagues, Premier Futsal also boasts the likes of Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes, Hernan Crespo, Michel Salgad, and the legendary Falcão.
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Williams ran for governor, infamously using a "deportation bus" to drum up support, but he finished fifth in the May GOP primary, garnering only about 4% of the vote.
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And country-pop singers like Sam Hunt have been honored by the Country Music Awards for songs that drum up comparisons to Drake (although not without backlash from traditionalists).
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All of these features will no doubt be good additions to the iPhone, but will they drum up the same kind of mass hype that past iPhones used to?
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Two of these fully drivable cars with most of the gadgets actually working were created to tour the United States to drum up attention and ticket sales for Thunderball.
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Some purchasers are now seeking to sell their units, potentially driving down the prices just as the project needs to drum up cash via the sale of new units.
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The Louisiana company he had worked for, seeing a major opportunity in a region still rebuilding after Sandy, sent him to the East Coast to drum up more business.
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Since my experience with D., I've decided to take a hiatus from dating, mainly because I can't seem to even drum up serious interest in anyone at the moment.
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Madeleine Baldwin, 31, and Rhiannon Payne, 28, flew from their hometown of San Francisco to Des Moines, IA, a few days ago to help drum up support for Sen.
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And as the 2020 election gets closer, politicians have used tactics like fake ads, paid social media armies, and manipulated videos to drum up support and drown out critics.
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On Taiwan, an issue which Beijing has been using for decades to drum up angry nationalist sentiment, the chance of a more shrewd, pragmatic approach is even less likely.
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And while few will ever lay hands on the shoes, it is a nicely timed video to drum up interest in Nike's other self-lacing sneaker, the Nike HyperAdapt.
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He has poured north of $12 million into Facebook ads since his campaign launch in early July, almost exclusively to drum up small dollar donations to get on stage.
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Historically, winning Iowa has been crucially important for presidential hopefuls, who criss-cross the state each primary season to drum up support at events like the Iowa State Fair.
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Lawyers trying to drum up lawsuits on television can say anything, including making false or misleading statements about the same drugs and scaring patients to death, without any repercussions.
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President Donald Trump, who signed sentencing reform legislation into law, often uses the specter of drugs pouring across the border to help drum up support for his border wall.
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They spent $17.8 billion, the most since the shopping event was created by American Express in 2010 to help drum up business in the wake of the Great Recession.
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Despite reaching a coalition pact with the left-wing Unidas Podemos, it is still scrambling to drum up enough support from other parties to control the 350-seat parliament.
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Powering all of this is a battery that's rated to last for up to 15 hours, according to Lenovo, and can drum up 80% charge in just one hour.
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The "whole of government" approach, from Trump and his cabinet down to military attaches and diplomats, is meant to help drum up billions of dollars more in arms business.
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Broner was supposed to attend an open workout on Wednesday to drum up publicity for his fight with Jessie Vargas ... but those plans were abruptly scrapped earlier this week.
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The first team to play on Thanksgiving Day were the Detroit Lions, who hosted their inaugural game in 1934 as a way to drum up increased interest in the franchise.
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In the meantime, researchers in the US who can drum up their own funding, along with others in the UK, Sweden, and China, are moving forward with their own experiments.
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One of Hillary Clinton's fundamental problems has been her lack of a unifying, captivating message to rally voters, which has let Bernie Sanders drum up the enthusiasm in the race.
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Slack opted to pursue a direct listing, which means it didn't have investment bankers to pitch its shares to institutional investors or go on a roadshow to drum up hype.
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Since the post on June 6, which went viral, Khidir has continued to drum up support and raise awareness on her feed, asking her followers to donate to the country.
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Lam has since attempted to differentiate herself in recent media interviews to drum up support, proposing to abolish some of Leung's policies in her final manifesto that was released Monday.
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It was looking for new ways to drum up business: oil firms are cutting costs to cope with a 60-percent drop in the price of oil since mid-2014.
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No group has claimed responsibility for the kidnapping, but in the past Islamist militant groups have kidnapped foreigners in Pakistan to seek ransom or drum up publicity for their cause.
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It includes evidence from Lev Parnas, a Florida businessman dispatched to Ukraine by Rudy Giuliani to drum up dirt on Biden, and the president's former national security adviser John Bolton.
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Speaking to Turkish tradesman and artisans in Istanbul, Erdogan said the tax cuts may be extended, as he sought to drum up support for next month's renewed Istanbul mayoral elections.
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There is larger agreement (68 percent) that religion is losing its influence on American life — precisely the alarm Republican candidates are raising right now in Iowa to drum up votes.
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Companies have been teasing their big reveals since January, with some far more willing to spill the beans than others in an attempt to drum up hype before the conference.
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Despite attempts from the company to drum up foot traffic and sales with free-food promotions and a loyalty program, same-store sales declined 26.5 percent in the second-quarter.
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Laura Ingraham has long stopped pretending that her views are anything but white nationalist fearmongering aimed at aging racists in an effort to drum up votes for Trump in 224.
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The candidate himself had made plans to travel to Britain and possibly America two weeks before the vote—prime campaigning time—presumably to drum up international support for his withdrawal.
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King Salman's tour of Asia aims to build the kingdom's ties with fast-growing Asian economies and drum up investment to diversify the Saudi economy away from dependence on oil.
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Title sequences grab our attention and build up anticipation, but the very best of them are able to drum up emotion inside of us to invoke memories of the show.
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Jared Leto is now officially a living, breathing snowball effect -- and don't try questioning it ... just watch how fast he can drum up an army of fans by simply walking.
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It also said last month that it's hoping to drum up more investor demand for the debt it originates by starting a hedge fund that will buy its own loans.
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The initial appeal of the system is pretty clear for a restaurant like Caliburger, which will no doubt drum up some publicity for its early adoption of robotic kitchen equipment.
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And Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro announced on Tuesday that the country's oil minister would tour OPEC and non-OPEC countries in a bid to drum up support for joint action.
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For Uber, the goal is to make the user experience more pleasant than a usual ride, which may in turn drum up repeat business and affinity for the company's brand.
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Gunn has reportedly called for removing the Confederate flag from the state flag, but hasn't been able to drum up enough support for the move, according to the Free Press.
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Four senior ministers, the bosses of three state-owned enterprises and a senior civil servant took to the stage to try to drum up private investment in roads and railways.
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In that tight timetable, Kavanaugh is being guided by his "sherpa" -- a special escort to help him meet with senators as he seeks to drum up support for his confirmation.
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Over the years, Pai was a vocal dissenter to the regulations pushed by Wheeler and the Obama administration, often seeking to drum up opposition by writing op-eds against them.
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Advertising: A large piece of Snap's IPO pitch was its ability to continue to drum up ad dollars, going from $0 to ~$400 million in ad revenue from 2014-2016.
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Fresh off a disappointing month of sales for the industry, automakers are trying to drum up excitement by showing off their newest models at the New York International Auto Show.
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The deals add to the billions worth of agreements secured by Iranian President Hassan Rouhani in Italy earlier this week as he attempts to drum up investment across the continent.
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A rep for Chameleon Entertainment CEO Breyon Prescott tells TMZ ... Brandy's allegations are a desperate ploy to drum up publicity instead of facing facts -- her best days are behind her.
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"Sources tell the Examiner that Lewandowski and Bennett have been making the rounds in Washington to drum up business for a new firm by [the name 'Avenue Strategies']." http://washex.
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Last week, Busch had promised to hold off changes to rival Pfeiffer Vacuum's strategy and to safeguard jobs as it seeks to drum up support for its latest takeover offer.
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He is believed to be meeting with senior European members of parliament, including European parliament president Martin Schulz, to drum up support for an EU referendum as early as June.
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She also used her speech to drum up her support for labor unions and their rights to collective bargaining, which played well among the crowd of labor activists and organizers.
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The BoJ has buoyed financial assets, but it has failed to drum up a similar eagerness on the part of consumers or companies to buy real assets or consumer goods.
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But Pruitt's statements are fueling speculation that he is trying to drum up scientific uncertainty, since the finding is focused squarely on the environmental and health impacts of greenhouse gases.
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The president had complained Shine had not done enough to drum up good press, even though he was mostly focused on stage-managing Trump's public events, according to multiple reports.
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He spent his days working at the lab, but would moonlight flipping burgers, cleaning for friends and installing "for sale" signs for real estate agents to drum up extra cash.
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But after an outcry from critics, Hannity tweeted that he was not there to drum up support for the president or Republicans, but to interview Trump for his radio show.
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Kobler visited eastern Libya on Sunday to try to drum up support for the new government, but some in the parliament there, known as the House of Representatives, remain opposed.
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The campaign email followed efforts from the Trump administration on the same day to drum up support for the proposal and outline how the Pentagon would take its first steps.
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Trump met with members of the Republican Study Committee (RSC) at the White House on Friday as the administration seeks to drum up support for the House's ObamaCare repeal bill.
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Advertising: A large pitch of Snap's IPO pitch was its ability to continue to drum up ad dollars, going from $0 to ~$400 million in ad revenue from 2014-2016.
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The company — which employs just seven people currently and was originally named The Kids Passport — has "obviously been experimenting in recent months," including with ways to drum up sales affordably.
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The IPO is looking to drum up cash for a government that aims to significantly reduce its budget deficit and underwrite an ambitious plan to diversify its economy beyond oil.
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All this has led to a perception in China that Trump's criticisms against the country were merely a way to drum up the Republican vote ahead of the Tuesday's elections.
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Yet the polar framework in "Frankenstein" was an afterthought; she added it upon reading about John Barrow's efforts to drum up support for the quest to find the Northwest Passage.
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Therefore, Iran needs to drum up its own indigenous fighter-pilot training program — and that's the real purpose of the Kowsar: to train the next generation of Iranian fighter pilots.
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The key people involved to some extent appear to be: The gist is that Wohl, Burkman, or both may have been involved in a plot to drum up these allegations.
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Since becoming president in 2008, Raul Castro has sought to update Cuba's Soviet-style command economy, cutting the bloated state payroll, introducing reforms and aiming to drum up foreign investment.
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More business opportunities for Manafort Gates also spoke to Mueller's team at another time about another approach Manafort made while leading the Trump campaign to drum up business in Ukraine.
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Stars can drum up a lot of support for candidates and causes, but they can just as easily be a distraction, or make the politician or issue seem less serious.
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" Judith Millar, the sixth generation owner of McCartney's of Moira, told the Belfast Telegraph, "We thought we would try and drum up a bit of interest with new sausage flavors.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Iran's trade and industry minister urged French banks on Thursday to overcome their wariness about doing business with the country, seeking to drum up much-needed foreign investment.
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Robertson was among an eclectic group of celebrities to take the stage on the first night of the Republican National Convention in an attempt to drum up support for Trump.
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BROADER AUDIENCE Bankers hope they can drum up more interest in this area by creating indexes that systematically short volatility, and then selling them to clients through certificates, funds or swaps.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Less than three weeks before a contentious constitutional referendum, Thailand's military government is scrambling to drum up support, broadcasting songs and television programs in a vigorous public relations campaign.
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So it can be hard to know what experts really fear might happen, versus hype meant to market a new cybersecurity product or service, or drum up attention on social media.
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While the HM23, based on childhood space dreams, developed a strong following in 28, the financial crisis slowed business to a trickle, forcing him to travel constantly to drum up clients.
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Trump could announce his choice of a running mate before the party's convention to help drum up excitement heading into Cleveland, a source familiar with the process told CNN on Friday.
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Some analysts suggested Trump's out-of-left-field announcement was designed to drum up support for Republican candidates before the midterm elections, since the original GOP tax reform law is unpopular.
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In colonial America, the tavern served the role of the ancient Greek agora—a public space where citizens came together to share ideas, iron out disputes, and even drum up revolution.
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The EC's public denouncement of tech giants inexorably has a strategic political dimension, as it seeks to garner attention for its reform cause and drum up support for reworking the rules.
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The SEC accused S&P of publishing a false and misleading "sales pitch" touting the strength of its revamped 2012 criteria, while allegedly lowering its standards to drum up more revenue.
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It might seem like, in the face of unprecedented controversy into the disgusting inner workings of a morally compromised company, Huffington is trying to drum up business for her start-up.
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The company claimed that it was done for quality control purposes; some of the contractors who actually did the buy-backs, however, claimed it was done to artificially drum up demand.
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His surprise Mexican visit was also staged to drum up attention for a major speech on immigration, an issue that has stoked passions among his supporters, but alienated many Hispanic voters.
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Last month, the bank appointed the former Italy head of Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Marco Morelli, as its new chief executive last month to drum up support for the plan.
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The idea here for the NBA is to drum up excitement for its actual TV broadcasts, where the league and its broadcast partners make a lot of money from TV advertisers.
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Each study was sponsored by big corporate backers like Airblade-makers Dyson and the European Tissue Symposium, and each used dodgy methodology to smear the competition and drum up sensational headlines.
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Pre-orders kick off on June 30, too, with more details to be revealed this month in order to drum up interest from those willing to put down some early cash.
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But Jack argues autonomous vehicle developers need to drum up support for their tech now, which is why they should aim lower, creating easy-to-understand benchmarks they can actually hit.
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Cleaners like the stability of orders coming in from Rinse, the CEO said, and the fact that they don't have to do "flyering and local advertising" to drum up new business.
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Similar to previous Prime Days, Amazon (AMZN) is slashing prices and offering more than one million deals as a way to drum-up spending during a typically slow summer sales period.
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Specifically, the two campaigns would drum up support in precincts where Biden or Klobuchar might fall short of the key 15 percent threshold required to make the second round of polling.
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Once O'Connor, Blamire, and photographer Lorenzo Agius completed the necessary shots, the design was shipped off, and posters soon began popping up near universities to help drum up excitement among students.
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The surveillance footage is interesting, considering Tekashi's haters doubted his story ... calling it a publicity stunt to drum up attention for his single with Nicki Minaj that came out on Sunday.
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Episode 5 - "Tightly Knotted to a Similar String" Nothing like a spelling bee to drum up sexual tension between two pre-teens AND a creepy teacher and his student love interest.
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In 2016, hacker Andres Sepulveda told Bloomberg Businessweek he was paid $600,000 by the Institutional Revolutionary Party to hack the election, using 300,000 bots to drum up support for Peña Nieto.
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AND FINALLY ... Just doing his part The restaurant biz is tough, but a burger bar owner in China is lucky his golden retriever is around to help drum up new business.
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The union has spent heavily on mailers and television ads in recent weeks and recruited more than 1,000 volunteers to make phone calls and knock on doors to drum up support.
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With these tools, workers can already communicate, hold management accountable, and drum up publicity without formal organization, said professor Alan Hyde, an expert in labor and employment law at Rutgers University.
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I don't often eat meat and had run 16 kilometres earlier that day to try and drum up a suitable appetite, but even I wonder if this is a good idea.
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Democrats have tried to drum up outrage around the court vacancy before, only to have attention fizzle under the glare of the presidential election and debates about trade, terrorism and immigration.
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According to the source, Citic and Guotai Junan, which are also bond underwriters, will issue the credit derivative tools to drum up investor interest in corporate bonds issued by private firms.
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Booker, who had long teased a possible 2020 run, began calling fellow lawmakers, including senior members of the Congressional Black Caucus of which he is a member, to drum up support.
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Because modern branding science had not yet been invented, and because the team was eager to drum up public support, team president Bob Quinn had the fans choose the new nickname.
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An apparent attempt to drum up phony sexual misconduct allegations against special counsel Robert Mueller collapsed spectacularly Tuesday, and may have landed some conservative activists in hot water with the FBI.
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Google doubled down on RCS in April when it pulled resources from the standalone Allo messaging app to focus on trying to drum up more support for next-gen SMS instead.
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Getting more people involved in democracy clearly seems positive on its face, but politicians looking for issues to drum up with have made a whipping boy out of the social networks.
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But there is a political benefit to Democrats relenting: It finally allows them to "eliminate a distracting talking point" from Trump and his supporters and drum up public support for impeachment.
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Last November, Impossible Foods CEO Patrick Brown traveled to Shanghai to drum up excitement for the company's debut in China, handing out free Impossible Burger samples at a major trade show.
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In 2015, the prime minister's eldest son, Hun Manet, a senior figure in Cambodia's military, was placed in charge of a new effort to drum up support in countries including Australia.
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That's a sharp contrast to U.S. hostile statements by the German Chancellor Angela Merkel running to Beijing to drum up export business in anticipation of a difficult trans-Atlantic trade round.
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Civil rights groups said they fear Kobach is using the Trump voting panel to drum up fake proof of widespread non-citizen voter fraud to persuade Congress to change the law.
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Innumerable web pages and social media posts exaggerate rare risks and drum up unfounded claims, from asserting that statins cause cancer to suggesting that low cholesterol is actually bad for health.
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Sanders is looking to drum up support in the state with a rally in Minnesota Monday night featuring Omar, as well as a concert by Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats.
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In order to make up for the decline in performance caused by coronavirus, the company will need to drum up demand for new iPhones, which are still its biggest revenue driver.
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Notably, thousands marched to the United States Consulate in central Hong Kong last month to drum up support for a bill about the city that is moving through the American Congress.
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The two soon decided to go into the facial recognition business together: Mr. Ton-That would build the app, and Mr. Schwartz would use his contacts to drum up commercial interest.
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On the other hand, you're figuring out ways to stretch your money as Venus and Mercury face off with inventive Uranus, helping you drum up ways to invest creatively and intelligently.
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Mr. Han claimed the goal of his visit was to drum up sales for Kaohsiung farmers and fishermen, and Chinese state media touted an agreement for $30 million in new trade.
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And they're a testament to the studio's ability to make you feel for anything: Leave it to them to drum up sympathy for monsters from space who would do us harm.
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But the very first question of the night, unsurprisingly, was about impeachment and what the candidates might do in the coming weeks to drum up support for President Donald Trump's conviction.
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In China, Tesla has offered racing events and showroom parties to drum up demand for its electric vehicles, and Monday's event was no exception — a big shift from its US approach.
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Seasons: 2 (2007-2009)What it was about: A musical duo from New Zealand called Flight of the Conchords try to drum up support in the New York City music scene.
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The cooperation between the two countries comes as China seeks to drum up Western help in a campaign dubbed "Operation Fox Hunt" to track down corruption suspects who have fled overseas.
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On Wednesday, she was joined by the singer Pharrell Williams in North Carolina on Wednesday, and the singer Katy Perry has been working hard to drum up interest among millennial voters.
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Kay&aposs job was to build ties with Morgan Stanley&aposs top clients, and drum up interest not just in asset-backed securities, but in all of the firm&aposs businesses.
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Twitter's top brass, including CEO Jack Dorsey and COO Adam Bain, is in the south of France this week at the annual Cannes Lions ad festival working to drum up business.
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These conservative pieces are just as guilty of what they're accusing BuzzFeed of doing: flattening the argument over the Gaineses' religious beliefs to drum up identity outrage and fuel a political narrative.
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All this press may have helped drum up hype for the rerelease of the Yeezy Boost 350 V13 — on Thursday, both West and the sneakers topped Twitter's trend list for several hours.
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Further obstacles to travel are the last thing the impoverished and isolated country needs as its 1.8 million citizens, many of whom work abroad, struggle to drum up business around the world.
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It has steered clear of many of the tactics its competitors have used to drum up revenue, such as baggage and date-change fees, or segmenting cabins into numerous classes of service.
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DICE's own Battlefront II is less than two months away, and while Disney probably intended to drum up hype for the new game with this gesture, the idea seems to have backfired.
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His beef was that in places where it was difficult to drum up domestic spending, the authorities had instead sought to weaken their currencies to make their exports cheaper and imports dearer.
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Hidden in that piece was this fascinating nugget: The NYPD has been a Palantir customer since at least 2012, and Palantir has touted the relationship to help it drum up other business.
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The next president will be in a better position than Mr Privert to work with foreign donors, which provide aid worth more than 5% of GDP, and to drum up foreign investment.
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His continued popularity led Hillary Clinton's campaign to deploy him to the campaign trail this year to help drum up excitement for her candidacy and help wrap up the Democratic nomination early.
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"South by Southwest", a popular convention in Austin beginning on March 8th, is set to draw other Democratic nominees, including Elizabeth Warren and Amy Klobuchar, who are hoping to drum up support.
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The first grand-scale use of neon in the UK occurred in a seaside resort in the northwest known as Blackpool, which has long used light to drum up the tourist trade.
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Cloud and ad sales, along with a July event that Amazon created to drum up revenue during the summer shopping lulls, are helping the company overcome high costs in the third quarter.
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Word spread among the customers he had served, including Loretta Attara, 60, a Cobble Hill native, who used her local standing and talkative nature to drum up business for the fledgling pharmacy.
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Some bigger teams have raised hundreds of thousands of dollars, built fully functional test tracks of their own, and even hired their outside PR firms to help them drum up media coverage.
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The accelerated rate that artificial intelligence has been evolving is staggering (and a little terrifying) and as a result, experimenting with AI is a surefire way to drum up some free publicity.
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Brands including J.C. Penney, which revived its catalog last year, and Restoration Hardware have continued to use these print publications as a means to drum up excitement in an increasingly digital world.
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The second version, which was the subject of CBO's report on Thursday, was only introduced early this week by GOP leaders in an effort to drum up support for the replacement plan.
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The whole thing is almost certainly a bid to drum up more interest a day out, as fans scramble to figure out if someone accidentally left the feed running after morning rehearsals.
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Clocking in just over three minutes, the video was released on Vimeo in early April to drum up buzz for the official release of the group's debut single, which dropped April 27.
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President Trump and top Republicans on Tuesday sought to drum up momentum for their next big legislative push in tax reform, desperate for a win after the GOP's failure to repeal ObamaCare.
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Because it takes more than ordinary scheming to drum up a book full of run-ins, Mr. Russo throws in a number of plot devices that might ordinarily power a situation comedy.
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But even still, the singer did drum up some controversy with her recent choice of facial jewels — namely, the rainbow rhinestone bindi she wore to her performance at the D.C. Pride parade.
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Reports are emerging of starving children, fears of a cholera epidemic, and it's hard to drum up support in Washington for air strikes prosecuted by oil-rich Arab monarchies against Yemen tribesmen.
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"Through the Wire" helped drum up anticipation for West's debut studio album, "The College Dropout," which debuted at No. 2 on the chart and earned him a Grammy for best rap album.
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Steyer said on Wednesday that he would use that email list -- as well as an additional $16 million in money to Need to Impeach -- to drum up more support for impeaching Trump.
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Unless he changes his stance, he will be using his access to the airwaves to polarize, to divide, and to drum up tension rather than to achieve real consensus around real solutions.
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Building more advanced augmented reality into the iPhone — a device that millions of people all over the world are already using — could help Apple drum up anticipation for a dedicated AR device.
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The House Democrats' campaign wing has also made a handful of six-figure ad and mail buys looking to drum up turnout and push Ossoff to an outright victory in the primary.
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That June, Mr. Ryan and Representative Mario Diaz-Balart, Republican of Florida, were trying to drum up votes for an immigration bill that included a path to legal status for undocumented immigrants.
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But beyond that, it doesn't have much to say on the subject, using it to drum up sympathy for Samara and her mother without really developing their characterizations beyond introducing more trauma.
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Turkey on Monday threatened diplomatic sanctions against the Netherlands after Erdogan accused the Dutch government of acting like "Nazi remnants" for barring his ministers from addressing expatriate Turks to drum up votes.
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Ide's efforts to drum up a love story for Isaiah yield a painter and an amateur mechanic named Grace, a no-nonsense white woman who hires Isaiah to find her missing mother.
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In April, Britain hosted a meeting of Commonwealth countries, including South Africa, Kenya and Nigeria, seeking to reinvigorate the network of mostly former colonies and drum up new trade among its members.
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The BJP, VHP and RSS have organized a series of religious meets to drum up support for their cause and also to put pressure on the government to issue the executive order.
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"Black Panther" is on pace to drum up more than $133 million in its second weekend at the U.S. box office, becoming only the fourth movie in history to achieve that feat.
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Since his retirement at the start of the decade, he has worked with the families of missing people across the country to highlight their plight and drum up interest when it wanes.
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On the other, it's hard not to entertain the thought that Weinstein's walker might be a ploy—a cheap bid to drum up sympathy for the disgraced producer ahead of his trial.
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But it's not the only preview of what's to come: In the days and weeks leading up to CES, companies started announcing their latest gadgets and innovations to help drum up excitement.
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It depicted Hogg and other students as "crisis actors" — a term used by conspiracy theorists who believe that mass shootings like Parkland are staged events to drum up support for gun control.
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The smugglers, or polleros, are known to kill or strand migrants who falter in their payments, and to extort those who have families that can mortgage homes or drum up more money.
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They feed off each other as they seek to drum up intolerance, fuel grievances, and create a broad mistrust of the state and its institutions, using social media as a critical tool.
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The Chicago-based company that pioneered the local commerce category known as "daily deals" has contacted several public companies in the past month to try to drum up interest in acquiring it.
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Yet in May of 2017, Kushner's family business, from which he has stepped away from day-to-day involvement, tried to drum up investors in China for a New Jersey real estate project.
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It's meant to drum up interest in the upcoming Alien movie (also out on the 10th) — but it also lets the filmmakers try out an interesting twist on the classic chest-burster scenario.
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A campaign to drum up public backing for competition might prod politicians to act: it was popular anger about monopolies in the 1890s that led to crucial reforms in the early 20th century.
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Galili had spent the previous 12 years as executive director at the California Israel Chamber of Commerce, often working to drum up the interest of U.S. companies and VCs in Israel-based companies.
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Dollar General on Thursday said it has cut prices on hundreds of items across more than 2,000 of its stores, as it tries to drum up visits from its core low-income shopper.
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In an attempt to drum up some Valentine's Day social media attention while simultaneously competing with the Happy Meals™ of their nemesis, Burger King has resorted to adult entertainment to hawk burgers.
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I&aposve found people that are prominent in your community and they are saying that they hate Trump and they are hoping they&aposre going to be able to drum up that heat.
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The commission will drum up the appearance of legitimacy for those claims of voter fraud, argued Vanita Gupta, who was head of the Civil Rights Division of the US Justice Department under Obama.
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But the Mi2360 is not actually available in Europe with the press event being a bid to drum up support for the brand outside of China, India and Brazil where it currently operates.
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Turkey has been embroiled in a dispute with Germany and the Netherlands over campaign appearances by Turkish officials seeking to drum up support for an April 16 referendum that could boost Erdogan's powers.
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The New Democratic Party of Canada (NDP) is trying to drum up support for a motion that, if adopted by the Liberals, would provide free prescription birth control to women and trans people.
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When Arrested Development was canceled, Chen used it as an example to drum up interest in Kickstarter: What if fans could band together to save the shows they loved—television networks be damned?
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Turner has launched a whip operation to drum up opposition to the measure, getting House appropriations committee Chairman Rodney Frelinghuysen and House intelligence committee chairman Devin Nunes on the record opposing his amendment.
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Obviously, we jumped straight on that content train and decided to drum up 40 possiblities, for an article which came to be known as '40 Totally Logically Possibilities for Kanye's TLOP Album Title'.
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Some of the 34 shows it produces—from Armed & Fabulous to Trust the Hunter in Your Blood—are little more than infomercials for gun manufacturers, who sponsor the programs to drum up business.
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"We are looking at Brexit as an opportunity to drum up more business from the U.S. and also to increase our brand awareness," said Alison Wheatley, the company's director of marketing in Europe.
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When hosting an open house for an apartment, for example, she said she would create a sense of urgency and drum up competition by flooding the event with friends, acquaintances and co-workers.
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The exchange has approached at least two major brokers in recent weeks about finding investors to help drum up business in the less-active forward months, two sources familiar with the matter said.
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That included designing target audiences for digital ads and fund-raising appeals, modeling voter turnout, buying $5 million in television ads and determining where Mr. Trump should travel to best drum up support.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - The coronavirus outbreak is posing an increasing threat to Egypt's economy, with pressure on tourism, trade and gas exports coming on top of a longstanding failure to drum up private investment.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - The coronavirus outbreak is posing an increasing threat to Egypt's economy, with pressure on tourism, trade and gas exports coming on top of a longstanding failure to drum up private investment.
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And I know Lang Lang is very keen that classical music should have an award ceremony as well — so that we could drum up excitement in young people for the art form itself.
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In a lengthy interview with Bloomberg, he explained that Bennett and their employees had been using his name to drum up business he didn't want, exposing him to criticism and sullying his reputation.
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In an effort to drum up some PR for the holidays, WKRP station manager Arthur Carlson comes up with the worst publicity stunt of all time: Drop live turkeys out of a helicopter.
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Executives at U.S. carriers, including American and United, said they plan to fly the plane early on, a way to drum up confidence in the aircraft before it is fully reintegrated into fleets.
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Steyer is behind a multimillion-dollar advertising campaign to drum up public and Democratic support for impeachment, which has included TV ads and billboards around the country, and frequently tweets about the issue.
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It's the same Jeff, played by Don Harvey, who gave Mr. Takovic a lift in last season's opener, and this time it's clear that the guy isn't just trying to drum up fares.
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Bitcoin mining and airdrops (which are gifts of cyrptocurrency given by developers to drum up interest) are also taxed, but count as ordinary income, where the rate also depends on your tax bracket.
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Hariri led a Lebanese delegation to the UAE to try to drum up funds to ease fading investor and depositor confidence that has pressured Lebanon's currency and strained its lenders and central bank.
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The aim was to lobby China to resume purchases of rapeseed meal, a key ingredient in animal feed, and to drum up interest in the country's other major agricultural products, the two said.
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To drum up excitement, Lego released a video on Monday showing high-altitude balloon carrying the mini station about 32 miles (50 km) above the Earth as the sun sets and stars emerge.
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Aramco is selling 1.5% of the company: 0.5% to retail investors in the kingdom and 1% to regional funds and institutions; it has scaled back plans to drum up investors outside the Gulf.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Hollywood actor and tech investor Ashton Kutcher urged U.S. legislators on Wednesday to drum up government support for the development of new technology to fight online sex trafficking.
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If multiple ceremonies are to be used as a tactic to drum up public interest, there are a few more kinks to work out before the world is entertained rather than, perhaps, exhausted.
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Pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong who are protesting proposed amendments to Hong Kong's extradition law are turning to Twitter in an attempt to drum up international support or intervention for their cause.
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But analysts say those protectionist regulations reflect election dynamics, rather than a strategic shift, as Modi looks to drum up support from local business owners that form a big part of his base.
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Here are the observations: Barring some bombshell revelation, Senate Democrats do not have the votes to block him, and they showed little interest in trying to drum up Republican support to do so.
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These days, when an American brand wants to drum up publicity, it offers some free swag to Instagram micro-celebrities, happy to prettify their performed "real life" with whatever product comes their way.
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To drum up interest, Extell offered to cover three to five years of common charges in its new buildings, which could amount to tens of thousands of dollars a year on larger units.
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But he failed to drum up enough popular support to beat Bolsonaro, who successfully capitalized on Brazilians' discontent with their government and its perceived inability to address the country's economic and political ills.
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The Playboy magazine founder just asked the judge to dismiss him from Chloe Goins' lawsuit against Cosby, arguing the suit reeks of a desperate ploy to drum up publicity and force Cosby to settle.
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In addition, Home Depot was rankled when Palantir staff sought to drum up additional business in other parts of the company, on time paid for by the cybersecurity department, one of the people said.
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Some Brexit supporters say a no-deal exit is the only way to truly leave the bloc, and that warnings of the economic consequences have been overblown to drum up support for May's deal.
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" And it's hard to argue an ensemble movie will not drum up more money than the more intimate film the screenwriters say they envisioned, before Marvel movie czar Kevin Feige proposed adapting "Civil War.
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The varying approaches highlight not only different political stances among the Democrats, but also divergent strategies on how each believed they will be able to drum up enough support to make the next debate.
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An early supporter of Mr Macron, Mr Collomb is now his interior minister, and turned up in Villeurbanne this week at a rally to drum up support for the 58-year-old Mr Bonnell.
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Washington (CNN)Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump could announce his running mate pick before the party's convention to help drum up excitement heading into Cleveland, a source familiar with the process told CNN.
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I had so many conversations with friends (mainly men, go figure) on social media and in real life who thought that Bey was simply spinning sensational narratives to drum up publicity for the album.
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This summer, wind turbine company GoldWind Americas held free seminars in Wyoming, a state that also happens to be the largest coal producer in the U.S., to drum up interest in alternative energy labor.
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Rather than an accurate description of abortion rights advocates' position, Trump's comments on Monday may be part of an effort on his part to drum up support among abortion opponents in advance of 2020.
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Bannon has often sought to drum up political support (in the form of either pageviews or votes) by mobilizing white Americans against various frightening "others" — whether they're Black Lives Matter protesters, immigrants, or refugees.
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"What was decided in Malta ... renders the horizon for the country's exit from supervision visible," Tsipras said, in a bid to drum up support for the difficult measures his lawmakers will need to legislate.
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No longer was it about independence, African pride, or throwing off the yoke of colonialism, so much as it was an opportunity for individual rulers to drum up support at home and prestige abroad.
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PARIS, Feb 2 (Reuters) - Cuba sought to drum up foreign investment on Tuesday as ministers on a state visit to Paris promised French business leaders that the Communist-run country is open for business.
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Both men have served America for decades, working with presidents of both parties, and they were part of the group that confirmed the Russian campaign to drum up support for Trump's candidacy for President.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Activist Sherborne Investors on Monday wrote another letter to shareholders of Barclays seeking to drum up support for the election of its founder Edward Bramson to the board of the British bank.
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"Trump will under-achieve, Rubio will under-achieve, Cruz will under-achieve," Kaufman predicted as he spoke to The Hill by telephone Monday while knocking on doors in the state to drum up support.
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Ken Denman, chief executive of the artificial intelligence start-up Emotient, was trying to drum up more money for his company last year when he heard the talk about a coming start-up calamity.
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Output prices for services firms in the euro zone remained unchanged in November, only the second time in the past 14 months when companies did not resort to discounting to drum up new business.
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Since news of the hearing first emerged, it was billed as a high-stakes opportunity for congressional Democrats to bring Mueller's report to life and drum up public support for impeaching President Donald Trump.
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The Aramco listing would aim to drum up cash for a government looking to significantly reduce its budget deficit and diversify its economy beyond oil as part of the crown prince's Vision 2030 program.
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By the way, we recently spoke with UFC star Dominic Cruz on the "TMZ Sports" TV show on FS1 -- and asked if the beef is real ... or just an act to drum up publicity.
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Wondering how he was going to drum up more business on usually slow Sunday afternoons, Fesco remembered having high tea at 4 PM in England, where the bars would begin serving tea and crumpets.
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But cultivating xenophobia, as President Trump has done from the beginning of his campaign, and then trading on that fear to drum up votes, does not create much of a foundation for rational dialogue.
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He made the case in his State of the Union in February 2005, and immediately afterward, he barnstormed the country trying to drum up support, campaigning particularly in red states represented by Democratic senators.
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Oracle employees are also adding the link to the petition in their email signatures and are publicizing it in internal Oracle forums, trying to drum up pressure in a company not known for activism.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - A Brazilian judge on Thursday ruled to free four volunteer firefighters jailed this week on accusations they had set fires in the Amazon rainforest to drum up donations, according to court documents.
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Buhari, who is on a nationwide campaign to drum up support for his re-election, offered his condolences after last week's incident and called on his supporters to comply with crowd managers at rallies.
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Some Brexit supporters say a no-deal exit is the only way to truly leave the bloc and that warnings of the economic consequences have been overblown to drum up support for May's plan.
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"We're on a very, very, very good path," said Del Pino, who recently visited Russia and Saudi Arabia as part of a global tour to drum up support with OPEC and non-OPEC producers.
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Saudi Arabia's powerful crown prince is widely expected to drum up investment capital during the New York City leg of his U.S. visit, and he appears to be starting with an old investment partner.
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"It took a president of the United States, the vice president, the speaker of the House, a senator coming into our state and a bunch of lies to try to drum up a vote."
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Kabbage founders drum up $11M for Drum, an SMB marketplace for sourcing salespeople, goods and services Drum bills itself as a marketplace for businesses to source sales people and sell their goods and services.
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But it could face competition for the rail network, including from U.S. railroad holding company Watco, one of the individuals said, after Greece relaunched the tender in an effort to drum up more interest.
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We're told show cameras have captured Tamar and Vince as they steer through their pending divorce, but Tamar feels the family's using fake storylines to drum up ratings and frame Vince as a villain.
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Erdogan - who is seeking to drum up support for his Islamist-rooted AK Party in March 31 local elections - said on Tuesday Turkey would make the suspected attacker pay if New Zealand did not.
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Other experts have noted Trump administration is using MS-13 as a "boogeyman" and overstating the threat it poses to drum up support for a crackdown on sanctuary cities and other hardline immigration policies.
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With Apple's Mac lineup looking old and dusty (almost all of them are due for refreshes), it's no surprise startups are looking to drum up interest for their products and innovations with dubious rumor-spreading.
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Kushner is traveling in Morocco, Jordan and Israel this week to meet with officials and drum up support for the long-awaited plan's economic portion, which will be unveiled during a June conference in Bahrain.
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Whether you wear one of these leading up to Election Day to drum up awareness or rock it on November 6th for an on-theme #OOTD, this is truly the definition of statement-making fashion.
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He paid into Hillary Clinton's coordinated campaign, which in theory meant that he would help drum up local support for Clinton, and her campaign would be obligated to give my dad a push as well.
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If they don't opt for the 20-day workaround, companies are left with no apparent way to go public — which is a threat to companies that need IPOs to drum up cash for their operations.
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It's as if Cersei knows the point of Missandei's death was really to drum up romantic drama, and that it's much more significant than it looks to anyone actually present besides Daenerys and Grey Worm.
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To drum up hype for Crackdown 3's release on February 15th (and as a consolatory gift for making gamers wait so long), Microsoft is making the original Crackdown free for all Xbox One owners.
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Although a senator from the National Party launched a movement—Vivir sin Miedo, or Live without Fear—that helped drum up support for measures, Mr Lacalle himself has said he will not vote for them.
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"We face an unprecedented financial crisis," said Pierre Krahenbuhl, Commissioner-General of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), in Cairo to try to drum up support at an Arab League meeting on Tuesday.
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Some sex workers can't afford to advertise anywhere but Craigslist (free) and Backpage ($210 per post); those who can afford to advertise elsewhere, but who want to drum up more business, post here in secret.
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We're capable of the worst monstrosities that any kind of demon you can drum up in the film, so this one, sort of taking on the ideas of racism, is just one example of that.
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Oscar De La Hoya has zero intentions to run for president and is only claiming he's serious about a campaign to try to drum up interest in his GGG-Canelo fight ... so says Jim Gray.
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Crowdfunding projects are unavoidably built around unfair terms for backers, and while many project creators can make brilliant prototypes and drum up funds, scaling up to full manufacturing is often too much of a challenge.
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One enthusiastic mom of eight from Pennsylvania painted her home red, white, and blue to drum up support for Trump, whom she says voters must rally behind now to ensure a Trump victory in November.
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But the main opposition party Democratic Alliance (DA) and other parties believe they can drum up support to force Zuma from office following his dismissal of respected Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan in a cabinet reshuffle.
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While all your friends are posting on Facebook about what they plan to do with their tax returns, you're scrambling to figure out how you're going to drum up the money you owe in taxes.
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But there have been growing concerns among Democrats and rural Republicans that Trump's plan to drum up money from the private sector would leave some critical infrastructure needs — like the Memorial Bridge — in the lurch.
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The Financial Times said on Tuesday banks and investors would be promised up to $7 billion in efficiency savings on trading by the two exchanges, as they seek to drum up support for a deal.
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Among the defendants was Mitchell Stein, a lawyer who the SEC said controlled much of Heart Tronics' business, hired promoters to tout its stock online, and installed Gault as co-CEO to drum up publicity.
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But high-end theaters and concert halls charge several times that amount for smaller, much harder seats — which can be perfectly fine but occasionally seem like they were designed to drum up business for chiropractors.
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BANGKOK, July 21 (Reuters) - Less than three weeks away from a hotly awaited constitutional referendum, Thailand's military government is scrambling to drum up support, broadcasting songs and television programmes in a vigorous public relations campaign.
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While that strategy proved useful in torpedoing Congress' efforts to drum up public support for impeachment in the wake of the Russia probe, it could be politically fatal for President Donald Trump this time around.
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O'Rourke said the march was an effort to drum up enough "outrage" and "public pressure" to change the policy, which Trump suggested is a negotiating tool and has falsely asserted is the fault of Democrats.
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For HSBC, staffing bank branches with machines that never take vacations or ask for a raise is not to save money but rather to drum up more business, particularly among technology-loving millennials, Sanchez said.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey will solve the Syria issue "on the field" after Sunday's local elections, President Tayyip Erdogan said on Saturday, as he sought to drum up support for his AK Party in the vote.
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The ESA opened up the event to the public in 2016 in an attempt to drum up more revenue and interest, but many companies continue to skip the event in favor of hosting their own.
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On Friday, Tesla sent an email to customers and deposit holders inviting them to test drive a Model S or X overnight — the kind of marketing event that car companies organize to drum up sales.
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Some analysts have suggested the Su-57's appearance in Syria is a flashy attempt by the Kremlin to drum up arms sales, but Cronin said that in Syria, the geopolitical message likely came first.
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The Aramco listing would aim to drum up cash for a government looking to significantly reduce its budget deficit and diversify its economy beyond oil as part of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's Vision 2030.
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While it was natural to chalk up early reports that Disney might be interested to bankers trying to drum up business, people familiar with the company say the idea was a live one last week.
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Erdogan, who is seeking to drum up support for his Islamist-rooted AK Party in March 31 local elections, said on Tuesday that Turkey would make the suspected attacker pay if New Zealand did not.
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Never was this more sweetly depicted than in "Open Mic," where David's doting and lovable boyfriend Patrick suggests they throw an open mic night at David's store, to drum up some additional buzz and business.
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CAIRO, March 220 (Reuters) - The coronavirus outbreak is posing an increasing threat to Egypt's economy, with pressure on tourism, trade and gas exports coming on top of a longstanding failure to drum up private investment.
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Harrison loves drama (remember how much teased Colton Underwood's fence jump as the most shocking moment in Bachelor history?), so it's likely that he's playing with fans to drum up more conversation about the show.
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Japan will host a G7 finance ministers and central bankers summit on May 20-21 amid talk that Tokyo has been trying to drum up support for some kind of response to a strong yen.
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So great is the appeal of a well-cut outfit in Lagos, Nigeria's commercial centre, that roadside stitchers rove the streets armed with their sewing machines and clicking their large scissors to drum up customers.
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The setback in China's first extradition request to New Zealand comes at a time when China is seeking to drum up international cooperation in a campaign to track down corruption suspects who have fled overseas.
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Booker tried to drum up excitement for the event on social media and in a series of local media appearances this week, touting the event's "block party atmosphere," including food trucks and entertainment for children.
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She said May had missed an opportunity to drum up support for the Brexit deal agreed with the EU. Barley, who has both German and British citizenship, said the draft deal would not be changed.
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But as retailers' experiments with augmented reality have been slow to take off, "Pokemon Go" offers a real-world example of how they can drum up excitement in their stores — and get shoppers off the couch.
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The President's post-congressional address travel mirrors how past presidents have sought to drum up support for their legislative agenda and policy proposals after delivering a joint address to Congress or State of the Union address.
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Once, when a new shipment of contraband clothing arrived, she asked her tallest friends to wear the items through town to drum up excitement for the latest style — North Korea's grassroots answer to the fashion show.
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In April, the cast went to Capitol Hill to drum up support for the proposed Equality Act, which would prohibit discrimination based on gender identity, sex and sexual orientation by expanding the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
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As shopping centers seek to differentiate themselves from neighboring properties — and drum up traffic in an increasingly digital world — adding small businesses to the mix is an easy way for property owners to accomplish both goals.
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Here's the story ... Embiid has been trying to drum up All-Star votes from fans saying he needs the All-Star tag to have a shot with a famous mystery "crush" he's been chasing for years.
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Trump made the comment from the White House Rose Garden on Friday in what has been a continued campaign to drum up support for the wall and secure more than $5 billion in funding from Congress.
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YouTube creators and their fans welcome that strange, over-the-top vibe that comes from keeping the camera on 24 hours a day, all while trying to drum up "original" content while still just being yourself.
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Turkey has been embroiled in a dispute with Germany and the Netherlands over campaign appearances by Turkish officials seeking to drum up support for an April 16 referendum that could boost Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan's powers.
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While fans are less than enthused about the news on Twitter, there is one thing we can all expect the producers will use to drum up interest in Underwood during winter 2019: his well-publicized virginity.
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It wants to drum up business from midsized companies that would prefer to issue securities through the investment bank, rather than take a loan, and from individuals who would like investment options alongside their bank accounts.
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The report could add to trade tensions with China, bolstering the Trump administration's "Buy American" initiative, which aims to help drum up billions of dollars more in arms sales for U.S. manufacturers and create more jobs.
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Earlier this year it accused some BDS activists of having ties to militant groups, and last week released a report saying that BDS activists had used 232 fake Twitter accounts to drum up opposition to Eurovision.
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If LG can appear responsive to their feedback, it may be able to get them interested in the phone and drum up more excitement than the company's phones typically get (not much compared to, say, Samsung).
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"This is a transparent effort to drum up political support for anti-abortion candidates in upcoming elections and serves as a direct threat to women's health, autonomy and pursuit of happiness," NOW said in a statement.
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Image 2 of 2 BRUSSELS – Former Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont returned to Belgium Saturday to drum up support for Catalonia&aposs separatist movement after Spain&aposs bid to extradite him on rebellion charges from Germany failed.
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LONDON, April 8 (Reuters) - Activist Sherborne Investors on Monday wrote another letter to shareholders of Barclays seeking to drum up support for the election of its founder Edward Bramson to the board of the British bank.
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Usually the fact that a dive changed the game would at least drum up some routine outrage in the commentary box, but the pundits are too busy trying not to piss themselves at Arsenal these days.
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Compulsory licenses were designed to be used only in the event of a public health disaster, but some countries are now using them to drum up discounts for drugs without any plausible connection to an emergency.
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If news surfaces that a 33-year-old reliever recovering from back surgery is fielding offers, that's likely an attempt by that pitcher's agent to drum up publicity, reintroducing him to teams who forgot about him.
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Duncan's office said the South Carolina Republican is trying to drum up support for the Duncan-Carter Hearing Protection Act, which would eliminate a federal requirement that firearm silencers, also known as sound suppressors, be registered.
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By spending another $4 billion between 2019-2025, Exxon believes it can improve net present value by $40 billion, drum up $9 billion of extra earnings and $24 billion of added cash flow during the period.
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New York City's former City Council speaker, Melissa Mark-Viverito, proposed a "Weed for Rails" plan earlier this month, which posits that recreational legalization could drum up $1.3 billion in annual revenue to repair public transit.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan's drive to drum up support among Turks living abroad for an April 16 referendum to expand his powers has caused deep strains in ties between Ankara and Berlin and other European capitals.
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Trump made the trip to drum up support for his proposed border wall, which is at the heart of a prolonged government shutdown that has forced hundreds of thousands of federal workers to go without pay.
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Democrats and their allied outside groups have seized on the abortion case, as well as potential legal challenges to the Affordable Care Act, as they try to drum up momentum ahead of the looming nominations fight.
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"ALL ITEMS £1" said the notice, one of dozens scattered across the agricultural showground in the west of England last Sunday as dealers tried to drum up business at the Shepton Mallet antiques and collectibles fair.
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Gavrieli's office issued a report on Thursday saying that BDS activists had used 232 fake Twitter accounts, including bots and trolls which, it says, engaged in "coordinated inauthentic behavior", to drum up opposition to the event.
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For weeks, neutral Switzerland has been trying to avoid becoming entangled in a bitter dispute between Ankara and other European nations over campaigning by Turkish politicians to drum up support for Erdogan among Turks living abroad.
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When we say that it's "not your mama's chocolate cake," that's because your mom couldn't drum up a dessert this sexy, and even if she did, it would almost make you uncomfortable with its edible sensuality.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's oil minister will tour OPEC and non-OPEC countries in a bid to drum up support for joint action to stem the tumble in crude prices, President Nicolas Maduro announced on Tuesday night.
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Storage operators rely on large swings between summer and winter gas prices to turn a profit and drum up demand for their services, but prices have flattened as Britain's access to year-round supply has improved.
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It already owns 99 percent of Banca Popolare di Vicenza after the regional lender last month failed to drum up sufficient support for its 1.5 billion euro initial share offering and was denied permission to list.
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MANILA, Sept 1 - (Reuters) - Philippine boxing champion Manny Pacquiao launched his very own cryptocurrency on Sunday at a free concert in Manila, where he serenaded more than 2,000 fans to drum up interest in the product.
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In part of its push to drum up support for the bill, the White House hosted about 30 Republican House and Senate communications staff members on Thursday morning for a presentation on the White House proposal.
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By bringing the G22012 entourage to Doral, Trump would trample ethics concerns and even the Constitution's most important safeguards against presidential corruption by using his power to drum up millions of dollars for his own business.
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One argued that it had echoes of America under President Trump, with the administration's tendency to spout falsehoods and drum up "animosity toward the other" — like Mexican immigrants who don't reflect the majority of American society.
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As BuzzFeed reported last year, many Filipinos use Facebook for news because it's free; Duterte and his government have used that to their advantage to drum up spport for his brutal policies and ruin his opponents.
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Sample files released to drum up interest in the auction contained an identification code mentioned in previously unreleased Edward Snowden files as well as previously unknown, unpatched techniques to circumvent a range of popular security hardware.
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BRASILIA, Nov 28 (Reuters) - A Brazilian judge on Thursday ruled to free four volunteer firefighters jailed this week on accusations they had set fires in the Amazon rainforest to drum up donations, according to court documents.
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Monte dei Paschi CEO Marco Morelli, who is currently in the United States to drum up investor support for the fundraising, said last month the bank was looking at its entire debt portfolio for the conversion.
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"That was unbelievably dishonest and he did not allow me to respond to it, which is worrisome and should tell you a lot about where people are today in terms of trying to drum up narratives."
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