This country was built through diversity, exchanging ideas, exchanging cultures.
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The websites have been getting away with their activity because gamblers aren't exchanging money, they're exchanging skins.
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She got someone to buy her clothes at Uniqlo by exchanging bitcoin with them and then also found someone who was willing to book a hotel for her by exchanging bitcoin.
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Saunders said the gunman died after exchanging gunfire with police.
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It also points to the changing nature of exchanging currency.
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Lombardi waded in and ended up exchanging punches with supporters.
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The two sides are even exchanging intelligence about North Korea.
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Newlyweds celebrate after exchanging vows in Taipei on May 24.
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"Swinging" generally means couples consensually exchanging partners for sexual play.
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They soon had a network of friends exchanging money informally.
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Elo works by exchanging points between opponents after a contest.
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We have fun exchanging moving to the Bay Area stories.
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The workshop often ends with students exchanging apologies and hugs.
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For example, working together and exchanging ideas can foster innovation.
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The two have a long tradition of exchanging birthday wishes.
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IT IS REAL DOLLARS EXCHANGING HANDS AND IT'S NOT EFFICIENT.
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My friends joined in, and quickly we started exchanging offenses.
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There's clear chemistry there, but they part without exchanging information.
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Just five hours after exchanging vows, Laue would pass away.
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When exchanging information, the person sees that you're a doctor.
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Her parents picked up on her mood, exchanging concerned glances.
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She hesitates, exchanging glances with our guide, the chief's representative.
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The Enlightened agents vanished without the teams exchanging a word.
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The couple danced some more, exchanging kisses for the camera.
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After exchanging fire, Grantham snuck another look out the window.
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They chatted for half an hour before exchanging contact details.
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So, your boyfriend makes a good point about exchanging gifts.
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Back in the day, exchanging numbers might have meant something.
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Others greeted friends for dinner, exchanging gifts and enjoying appetizers.
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Alshamrani was killed after exchanging gunfire with deputies on scene.
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Hillary and Trump appear to be exchanging some words pic.twitter.
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"Also, exchanging players is very important to me," he said.
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"For us retailers, we are really exchanging notes ourselves," he said.
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Some of these allow cells to communicate by exchanging electrical charges.
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Thus, we started exchanging our surplus assets for what we needed.
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He patiently waited, exchanging a few words with all of them.
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The two headmen sat down on a rope cot, exchanging compliments.
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The two countries have been exchanging threats and warnings since then.
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Then we went back and forth for a while exchanging GIFs.
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Yes, Mr Trump and Mr Kim are again exchanging warm letters.
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People can spend weeks without exchanging paper notes or metal coins.
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Those players are not exchanging texts with each other this offseason.
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Among the emoji users surveyed, 61% reported exchanging emojis at work.
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She's also exchanging kisses on the cheek with Sadie, her classmate.
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Switzerland was waiting to clarify the situation before exchanging further information.
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We just kept exchanging ideas and it became what you saw.
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People are exchanging them and all will soon be forgotten, right?
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It shows two women exchanging text messages about an upcoming holiday.
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Clinton and Putin have been exchanging broadsides for nearly a decade.
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I've been exchanging a lot of correspondence with federal inmates lately.
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U.S. sanctions block Iran from exchanging the money on its own.
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The two teams then began exchanging leads in the remaining time.
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Just last year, Kim and Trump were exchanging insults and threats.
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Before the meeting, LaBonte was exchanging messages with Skinner, in Baghdad.
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Police pursued the assailants back into the compound before exchanging fire.
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""And that picture of the cute fox and bear exchanging whispers?
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After a few meetings exchanging ideas, Dirty Hit Records was born.
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"Report talk" is focused on exchanging information without an emotional component.
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In reality they seem to be exchanging food, Mr. Mullen said.
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By late morning, the shares were exchanging hands at HK$188.10.
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The restaurant won't let you keep exchanging dishes on a whim.
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People often ask her if exchanging food with strangers is safe.
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Sometimes nomadic reindeer herders stop by, exchanging meat for other goods.
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After exchanging punts, Fine drove North Texas deep into Cal territory.
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Other unusual methods of exchanging cash are appearing on social media.
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It shows father and daughter exchanging a long embrace amid their tears.
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What a moment to be with the person you love, exchanging vows.
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The baristas are exchanging advice as they prepare for this difficult time.
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After that, exchanging USD on your Circle account into cryptocurrencies is free.
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Both have to do with exchanging something for something else of value.
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Gillespie found herself exchanging information over Facebook with a woman in Nepal.
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Guy hopes JMG Talks can be a springboard for exchanging different ideas.
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They created their own media, exchanging letters and publishing and circulating newsletters.
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As for this point, I have been exchanging e-mails with Mrs.
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While registration has only just begun, the rivals are already exchanging accusations.
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Initial signs were positive, with the leaders exchanging warm words on Twitter.
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I mistakenly believed the thoughts Shelly and I were exchanging would matter.
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The suspect was killed after exchanging shots with police at the scene.
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She spent hours exchanging anonymous messages with other women trying to conceive.
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Romney and Trump have been exchanging barbs on Twitter since last week.
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The two nations have spent recent months exchanging threats of steep tariffs.
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We are all reflections of each other, sharing experiences and exchanging matter.
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You don't want to waste time returning or exchanging an online mattress.
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Right after exchanging of the rings her water broke under the huppah.
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Afterward, they stood around, joking and exchanging phone numbers and Instagram handles.
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People chat for an average of 34 messages before exchanging a number.
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We all worked together, reviewing the footage in depth and exchanging theories.
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While dressed smartly, the couple are seen exchanging a look of love.
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His hedge fund and the company have spent months exchanging barbed letters.
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The US and Australia have been exchanging firefighters for about 15 years.
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According to Nesbitt, the two spoke for a bit before exchanging jerseys.
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Become a unique proposition with the goal of exchanging something of worth.
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Exchanging some portion of your dignity for fame is an old trade.
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Others are dressing up their pets, baking intergalactic treats, and exchanging themed gifts.
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She's a shady queen most of the time, regularly exchanging insults with Cotton.
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The newfound cousins kept exchanging messages, and then eventually began talking by phone.
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She's flown across the US to see him, after spending months exchanging messages.
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The summit came on the heels of the two world leaders exchanging threats.
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Q: Mr. President, you also didn't talk about establishing diplomatic relations, exchanging ambassadors.
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I plan on exchanging them again next weekend for a more reasonable pair.
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These are, or were, all intelligent species, capable of exchanging and interpreting information.
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"I will consider exchanging it depending on what features the Note 8 provides."
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Saunders has spotted the pair exchanging nose kisses on more than one occasion.
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I'll be exchanging gifts with my boyfriend and his family over New Years.
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A president's son exchanging messages with an agent of a hostile foreign power.
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The finale began with Evan Bass and Carly Waddell exchanging their final roses.
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We did re-create the exchanging of the rings and the kiss afterward.
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Perfect for: Exchanging stories in a way that's a lot quicker than regramming.
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After exchanging a few emails, he asked for "permission" to "aggressively pursue" me.
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As per tradition, the engagement won't become official until the gift-exchanging ceremony.
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" After exchanging pleasantries, Ariana cracked a joke, "I'm gonna go pass out now.
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He was wounded at the scene after exchanging gunfire with law enforcement officials.
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But Levin and Applegate have already been exchanging sharp attacks at one another.
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Fortunately, open-minded individuals in each field are establishing rapport and exchanging insights.
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He works in the currency business, exchanging money on his city's street corners.
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After days of relative chaos, I'm sure his team was exchanging high fives.
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We passed Post-It notes back and forth and ended up exchanging numbers.
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"There's something very Benedictine about the simple things, like exchanging tools," he said.
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I have enjoyed learning people's names, exchanging a few words and a smile.
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"It was a very Victorian-like exchanging letters kind of romance," he said.
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We then hope to create a space for organizing, amplifying, and exchanging information.
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Colleagues around her were exchanging worried glances and several of them ran outside.
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Amazon Web Services, for example, will provide a secure platform for exchanging information.
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The two were "practically twins," he said, collaborating on research and exchanging ideas.
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He pleaded guilty to exchanging lewd messages with a 15-year-old girl.
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Many stores have become averse to exchanging coins and notes during the outbreak.
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Pi'erre Bourne's playful production finds Sosa and Uzi exchanging braggadocious bars for sport.
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The 26-year-old suspected gunman died after exchanging fire with the police.
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The two actors play off each other wonderfully, exchanging barbs, slaps and flatulence.
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By then, Blackstone was exchanging formal documents with the Saudi sovereign wealth fund.
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The couple has also been accused of exchanging explicit photos with a minor.
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It sounds threatening, but it's far tamer than exchanging another round of airstrikes.
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One transcript shows the two leaders exchanging pleasantries after Zelensky's election last year.
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And after the news conference in Atlanta, they were seen exchanging cellphone numbers.
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So many people are exchanging lights, people are giving away [their] extra ornaments.
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The two said they made progress over security cooperation, including on exchanging data.
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At one point, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan suggested exchanging him for Mr. Gulen.
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Tekashi and his relatives are clearly emotional ... embracing and exchanging some friendly words.
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But they looked like they were having fun and everyone was exchanging ideas.
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But I am a fan of exchanging messages and funny pictures with my son.
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The class A shares exchanging hands on the NYSE give buyers zero voting rights.
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The pair met at a charity event but parted ways without exchanging contact information.
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But there's no shame in exchanging adorable photos of service dogs via social media.
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My great-uncle and I kept in touch after those two visits, exchanging letters.
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With no way of exchanging information and in any way that anyone would consider.
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And Jacob is exchanging filthy texts with a co-worker on a burner phone.
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CNN's Michelle Kosinski reports the White House describes the interaction as exchanging "pleasantries" pic.twitter.
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When underwater, they remain in the proper formation by exchanging information through their nanomodems.
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The pair officially became husband and wife after exchanging ring pops as wedding bands.
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And even before exchanging vows, they've proven their love in sickness and in health.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will be exchanging vows in less than 48 hours.
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That led them to his correspondence with a seller about exchanging $6,000 in cash.
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Cañizales' friend Maru González remembered exchanging a few words with him in the chaos.
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Some banks in USA have problems in exchanging bitcoin and caused trouble in past.
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The pair officially became husband and wife after exchanging the Ring Pop wedding bands.
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It shows him playing "footsie" with southern segregationists, exchanging supportive letters with George Wallace.
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Meanwhile, emails show that her staff was communicating with the state regularly exchanging information.
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CNN's Greg Krieg and I spent the afternoon exchanging emails about that very question.
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We must prevent such differences of opinions from becoming emotionally complicated by exchanging opinions.
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I'd felt like we were in a meditative trance, exchanging energy back and forth.
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However, that can cause a definite change in meaning when exchanging text across platforms.
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Everybody looked down or away, anything to avoid exchanging looks with a fellow passenger.
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Exchanging of thoughts and sharing of experiences is essential for you to grow outside .
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When it comes to exchanging gift-cards, anxiety comes when choosing a dollar-amount.
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EST, briefly exchanging gunshots with an off-duty police officer before entering the club.
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No one has made the exchanging of 11th forwards and seventh defensemen this amusing.
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We were exchanging messages and Skype conversations a month prior to meeting each other.
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To my surprise, she replied by email, and soon we were exchanging text messages.
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But through exchanging hundreds of artworks and letters, Griffin and Sabine fall in love.
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Days later, the two were still at odds, exchanging verbal blows via text message.
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It is a simulation, adopting the aesthetics of intellectual exchange without exchanging any intellect.
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If anything, she was fizzy with secret hilarity, she and Rowan exchanging significant glances.
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Almost every bitcoin or other "altcoin" transaction — mining, spending, trading, exchanging, air drops, etc.
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"I play football," he told his teammate, Marco Verratti, after exchanging words with Brisard.
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My favorite part of the 2017 Baconfest was exchanging some pleasantries with Bobby Flay!
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The allegations that Trump surrogates were exchanging information with Russian sources are equally explosive.
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The two sides are exchanging documents ahead of trial, which has not been scheduled.
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Alas, only her final assumption was correct, and we parted ways without exchanging numbers.
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The Lab will act as an innovation engine for the company, while trying to make Virtru's underlying technology, Trusted Data Format (TDF), an industry standard for exchanging data securely in a similar manner that PDF developed into a standard way of exchanging documents.
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Since starting this tradition for just ourselves, I&aposve been able to convince my own family that we should stop exchanging gifts, and we have even stopped exchanging gifts with my husband&aposs family, with the exception of gifts for the children.
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Meanwhile, Trump stood with him, proclaiming the two countries' "shared values" and exchanging soccer jerseys.
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After exchanging several messages, Charles invited Cooke to come hang out at his hotel room.
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Last year, terrorists invaded a trendy restaurant in the capital, taking hostages and exchanging gunfire.
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After exchanging gunfire, the Spanish troops launched a raid and killed two of the pirates.
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Friends comment exchanging tips on stealing wheels and speculating who is hiding behind the helmets.
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"If all goes smoothly, you might get to level two, which I call "exchanging numbers.
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" Bill Belichick on if he and Adam Thielen were exchanging holiday greeting: "Yeah, pretty much.
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"They're glancing at each other and exchanging knowing laughs during the show," the source says.
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This video of the two wildcats exchanging outrageous-sounding screams will make you question everything.
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Kaye praised Samsung and the wireless carriers that have stopped selling and exchanging the devices.
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Switzerland is about to start automatically exchanging data on foreign holders of Swiss bank accounts.
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"The Islamic State lives!" she cried out, after exchanging insults with soldiers and police officers.
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There are reasons to question whether simply exchanging information with a foreign national would count.
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Eventually, the tent was inundated with famous faces, running into each other and exchanging pleasantries.
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After exchanging blows, he said he grabbed Carlin-Kraft's neck when she tried calling 911.
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The group became tight-knit over the years, exchanging cards and gifts for various holidays.
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They are significantly warmer with one another, exchanging kisses and goofing off with one another.
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"They're glancing at each other and exchanging knowing laughs during the show," the source said.
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He was accused of exchanging gifts from a wealthy Florida eye doctor for political favors.
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One minute you're exchanging first names and the next you're locked in a dramatic embrace.
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The limit for exchanging currency notes is 4,000 rupees with the deadline being November 24.
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The company also launched Square Cash, a Venmo competitor for exchanging cash with friends quickly.
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Less than an hour before Natalia died, Ms. Mangano was exchanging text messages with her.
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In many ways, it was a traditional wedding, with the couple exchanging vows and rings.
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The Rock and Elizabeth Warren have been exchanging tweets about the star's HBO series 'Ballers.'
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He and Nakashima become close friends, sharing family gatherings and philosophical conversations and exchanging work.
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The report revealed that more bureau officials than previously thought were exchanging anti-Trump messages.
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Can't they develop a better way of exchanging intelligence information than emailing Word documents around?
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Clearing squares trades ahead of exchanging legal ownership for cash, making the transaction legally watertight.
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But she is now exchanging barbs with the Vermont senator and self-described democratic socialist.
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I'm looking forward to jamming, exploring, and exchanging new sounds and rhythms with Cuban musicians.
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Muslims also often celebrate by visiting friends and family, exchanging gifts and participating in feasts.
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One photograph showed the men exchanging rings in front of a judge at City Hall.
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Cuban chefs are already seeking out better quality food and exchanging ideas with American peers.
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NBC 10 said a male suspect was in a building and exchanging gunfire with police.
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That would prevent them from exchanging existing bonds for new ones in a restructuring deal.
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Granted, Strzok does not look good in exchanging text messages with a colleague and lover.
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"Strangers around the world are exchanging their stories and finding commonality," Chun previously told Insider.
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You'd like to imagine them out there somewhere watching those Clinton pantsuits, exchanging high-fives.
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Manish Mehta said soldiers had been exchanging intense gunfire at Pakistani posts since early Wednesday.
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The investigation also revealed FBI agents exchanging text messages negatively characterizing Trump before the election.
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"Sellin' slum behind the door," he said, using the slang for exchanging insults and threats.
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He died after fleeing the scene and exchanging gunfire with police on a nearby street.
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It all started May 9, when two creative agencies began exchanging messages across the way.
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Fighters beating each other silly and exchanging pleasantries afterward is a humanizing paradox of MMA.
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Elected last October, he and Obama have become close, exchanging visits to each other's countries.
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Athens and its lenders had been exchanging drafts on agreed and proposed reforms for days.
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Last year for an overseas investment we did a second beauty contest for exchanging money.
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Is a rap beef better when it's two dweebs exchanging misspelt bars on a platform?
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Later, they switched to fishing boats, exchanging their cargo in covert meetings on the seas.
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Mr. Westdorp noted correctly that it is not a day traditionally known for exchanging gifts.
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At Cinergy, a local movie theater, the gunman was killed by police after exchanging gunfire.
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For spies, that means gone are the days of covertly exchanging suitcases full of cash.
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Anthony Weiner, who is accused of exchanging sexually explicit text messages with an underage girl.
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But then, around 11:20, he began exchanging the religious-themed texts with his wife.
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The most inspired moments involve little more than the two of them just exchanging barbs.
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Mr. Bridenstine and Mr. Musk had been exchanging nettlesome messages for the past two weeks.
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However, legally, Democrats cannot stop Trump from exchanging the certification letters with Mexico and Canada.
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The bill would also place restrictions on exchanging campaign information between campaigns and foreign governments.
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You're exchanging information in order to do some practical thing, like getting your taxes done.
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He had been exchanging texts with his mother about Christmas presents for his five children.
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Towards the end of her video Gigi opened up about exchanging wedding bands with Getty.
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After exchanging increasingly harsh words, the couple ended their engagement and subsequently left the show.
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They also registered as verified pet- and house sitters, exchanging those services for free housing.
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The application has become ubiquitous in modern life as a method of electronically exchanging money.
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The pair typically celebrates their anniversary on social media by exchanging lovey-dovey, sentimental messages.
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The process involves banks' exchanging high-quality collateral for cash and liquidity from the Fed.
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Additionally, the app launched a video chat feature that allows calls without exchanging phone numbers.
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"With Carnival starting, people are going to be having sexual relations and exchanging saliva," she said.
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Samet says police officers who had responded to the scene began exchanging gunfire with the killer.
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Eventually the pair started exchanging banter publicly on Facebook, where their friends started to get involved.
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He does a decent job, too, exchanging wistful glances with Linsey during a fictional house party.
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I've had potential dates review my photos after exchanging a few messages and then ghost me.
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A rep confirmed Michele will be exchanging vows with Reich, president of women's clothing brand AYR.
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She was focused on capturing the actors' faces and the exchanging of consent through mere looks.
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Today is all about networking and meeting people, exchanging information and coming up with new ideas.
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Toronto's Serge Ibaka and Miami's James Johnson were ejected for exchanging punches in the third quarter.
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All four major U.S. carriers had already stopped exchanging the Note 7 ahead of Samsung's move.
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Also, I think the absurdity of the situation, exchanging a woman with a man, is clear.
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Spotters watch at airports for passengers arriving with fancy bags or exchanging large sums of money.
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Exchanging rich, creamy moisturizers for lightweight serums might just be your ticket to balanced summer skin.
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It's safe to say that exchanging Valentine's Day gifts comes with quite a bit of pressure.
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Even the idea of exchanging interests sections has been tried, at China's urging, Mr Hill recalls.
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"I unequivocally and categorically deny exchanging sex for my legal services with Ms. Anthony," he writes.
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Often they are users exchanging recipes, tips, and tricks, and singing the praises of the product.
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And it still requires some non-quantum communication—the exchanging of a secret one-time key.
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That might mean forgoing the traditional networking dance, engaging in small talk before exchanging business cards.
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After exchanging "I love yous," Burnahm shared her hope that an engagement wouldn't be far off.
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The only people exchanging letters are Lara Jean and Peter Kavinsky, and even they are fictional.
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In January, cybercriminals were exchanging the data of millions of American voters on the dark web.
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Trump met Emperor Akihito, exchanging a handshake and nodding, before his lunch and talks with Abe.
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Liam shared a picture of him exchanging pleasantries with Her Majesty to his social media pages.
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After her remarks, Trump worked the room, exchanging pleasantries with Klobuchar and Arianna Huffington, among others.
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The group spent their time playing poker and ate before exchanging hugs on their way out.
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Are you prepared to navigate those hurt feelings, exchanging exclusivity for a kind of negotiated democracy?
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Responding police officers pursued the gunman into the hospital, exchanging gunfire with him for several minutes.
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The suspect was wounded in his left arm after exchanging shots with police, Garcetti told reporters.
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Users of virtual currencies may have to provide personal data when exchanging Bitcoin for real currencies.
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After the four women were reunited, John and his wife slipped away without exchanging contact information.
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Ripple aims to ultimately enable the exchange of value as seamlessly and quickly as exchanging information.
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They do, however, echo his feeling for landscape, exchanging blood-and-soil philosophy for cosmopolitan environmentalism.
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The people at the next wicket over were looking at me and exchanging words in Dutch.
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This is most clearly demonstrated by users exchanging phone numbers so they can coordinate a date.
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And, it should be noted, we don't see an exchanging of vows between Owen and Amelia.
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And then with Doris exchanging tips on getting a stain of red wine from a napkin.
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In the beginning, slimers communicated via their slime only: DM'ing each other, exchanging tips, and recipes.
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The gunman wounded another student and was shot dead after exchanging gunfire with the security officer.
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Would you be open to exchanging some ballpark information on what we're earning in this role?
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After the referendum, Mr. Puigdemont and Mr. Rajoy engaged in a game of chicken, exchanging ultimatums.
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In one of the videos, the officer and several flag bearers can be seen exchanging words.
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The bar closed and we smoked hand-rolled cigarettes on a side street, before exchanging numbers.
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The group spent their time playing poker and ate before exchanging hugs on their way out.
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IT and an opposing hero bite down each other's overlapped tongues while exchanging increasingly witty jokes.
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I'm in bed after texting a bit with my boyfriend and exchanging memes with my besties.
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Regular ol' text messaging: I text a lot — it's just a convenient way of exchanging information.
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After casually exchanging information, they began emailing occasionally and eventually made plans to have a drink.
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Therefore, selling, spending and even exchanging crypto for other tokens all likely have capital gain implications.
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Almost by default, that involves exchanging information like your name, address or a credit card number.
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We'd been exchanging emails for months, bonding over crosswords and our shared love of Marvel movies.
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That triggered a long stretch in which the teams dashed back and forth exchanging big baskets.
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More likely that they settle somewhere and do, exchanging genetic material in liquid or on surfaces.
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Hoover has denied wrongdoing, but on Sunday he admitted to exchanging explicit texts with the staffer.
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They grow into identical boys with milk-white hair, who enjoy the mischief of exchanging roles.
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RCI, one of the pioneers in exchanging timeshares among owners, has 4,300 properties in its network.
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And, increasingly, some contestants borrow clothing from brands, exchanging free clothing for exposure on social media.
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Or maybe they're looking for more on what Clinton thought about the information she was exchanging.
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The shooter, Austin Wyatt Rollins, died after exchanging gunfire with a school resource officer, Blaine Gaskill.
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West and Trump engaged in a sort of Twitter love-fest this spring, exchanging praise online.
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After exchanging vows and partying the night away in New Orleans at their opulent wedding on Nov.
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For many in the area, medication-assisted treatment was seen as simply exchanging one drug for another.
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Some days before Kim stepped onto the Nautilus, the woman and Madsen were exchanging notes via iMessage.
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Did you ever consider the legality of Ursula exchanging Ariel's voice for a new pair of gams?
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Within a week Jim and Pony had settled into a routine, exchanging pleasantries several times a day.
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After exchanging dozens of emails, Mehta settled on a product that she says she's very proud of.
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The two countries also struck up legitimate trade, exchanging everything from pantyhose and nutmeg to heavy machinery.
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Wertheim and Moskowitz cite a rate around 174 percent for teams exchanging future choices for picks today.
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Parliament sessions have deteriorated into screaming matches, with political opponents exchanging accusations of collusion with the jeweler.
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Biden and Trump have a lengthy history of exchanging critical and frequently personal words about one another.
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That correlates to exchanging contact info, like here's my phone number or my social handle or something.
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"Email is simply a medium for exchanging ideas, and wherever a medium exists, exploits will soon follow."
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Trump and the rapper have been exchanging pleasantries since at least April, when West flattered the president.
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But then the pair's relationship soured and their feud saw the pals exchanging barbs in the media.
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A battle erupted on the water, with "Royal Navy" boats exchanging barrages of fireworks with "Chinese" junks.
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Police allege Doan and the student began exchanging explicit text messages shortly before their first sexual encounter.
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Meanwhile, the Information reports you'll also be able to use ATMs when exchanging traditional money for crypto.
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The Times found multiple instances of the NFL and the tobacco industry sharing lobbyists and exchanging notes.
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Fewer have questioned whether it's really the best service for exchanging money, or storing sensitive banking information.
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Personally, I'm okay with exchanging that information for a suite of software tools that fits my life.
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At least four other plants also have begun exchanging proposals on local issues, according to the USW.
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Under New York law, a marriage is only valid if there's a witness present while exchanging vows.
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Instead, they have been exchanging rebukes about what each side said publicly after the five-hour talks.
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National authorities are also requested to cooperate more closely, but without new binding requirements on exchanging information.
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Samsung has asked carriers and retailers to stop selling and exchanging Galaxy Note7 devices until further notice.
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There's something really cool about two separately talented artistic figures being in the same room, exchanging words.
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The author and the television personality have been exchanging spars on the social media platform over politics.
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The actor Kevin Spacey learned of the ritual and began exchanging messages on Twitter with the players.
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So he's exchanging the now, for people here, giving them what people want, and sacrificing the future.
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The collaboration broke from the conventional model of two museums organizing separate exhibitions and then exchanging artworks.
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Exchanging business cards is a common practice in the US, but in Russia, it seemed absolutely essential.
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But some U.S. customers were still exchanging messages with overseas fembots until 2015, according to the report.
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One video clip showed group of soldiers exchanging fire with gunmen on an avenue in the city.
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Exchanging not a word, they introduce themselves with an embrace, as the room resounds to Etta James.
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The contact is accidental, yet they appear to be exchanging an ever-so-tender kiss of peace.
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The 150-year-old surgical technique he used, parabiosis, involves exchanging the blood of two living organisms.
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Consumer advocates cautioned, however, that exchanging student loans for mortgage debt carries risks that borrowers should consider.
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And after exchanging a few words on Twitter, Soulja Boy doubled down on his claims to TMZ.
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Carter said the two countries would also soon conclude an agreement on exchanging information on commercial shipping.
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The other is a candid from inside the theater, and the looks they're exchanging are so adorable.
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Their sense of wellbeing is directly linked to you exchanging fluids with your partner and creating life.
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It's a wonderful day for spending time with the people you care about and for exchanging ideas.
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As a counter punch in exchanging range, however, the left hook could be a killer against Namajunas.
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You have people coming and going all over the US, exchanging information, sending things to each other.
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This is petty cash for the Joneses now, and it's savvy money-exchanging on Janey-E's part.
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Trump was all smiles and laughter, exchanging pleasantries with Xi and laughing at bits of the performance.
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They hit it off, even though they didn't speak a common language, communicating instead by exchanging drawings.
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"The tradition started," said Dr. Feingold, and they began exchanging poems on the seventh of every month.
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Mary Bratti has provided TMZ with the full video of her and Drita exchanging blows on Tuesday.
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But after six games of exchanging body blows, the series went to Scotiabank Arena for Game 7.
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Exchanging of information and asking about references has saved me from violence and perhaps death many times.
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NAFTA is not an agreement about exchanging cash between the governments of the US, Canada, and Mexico.
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And before noon on Tuesday, a Chicago police officer was shot while exchanging gunfire with a suspect.
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Afterward we walked around Smichov's quiet streets, exchanging hellos with the few residents out walking their dogs.
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Ms. Cruz said goodbyes to hotel staff at the SpringHill Suites, exchanging a tearful hug with one.
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He warns against exchanging money at kiosks in an airport, train station or heavily visited tourist areas.
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Where inside the resort the Biebers are exchanging vows again depends on how many guests they've invited.
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The disappointed winemakers quickly got rid of it, exchanging it for some apricots at a local market.
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Bezos was down to clown around with Alex about exchanging some dog food she purchased through Amazon.
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He sat quietly between his lawyers, exchanging whispers with one, Arlo Devlin-Brown, and an occasional smile.
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I don't care about sports, so I won't pretend to now for the sake of exchanging pleasantries.
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Probably. But a company isn't founded and organized for the purpose of exchanging thoughtful and heartfelt presents.
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But they did see Oakley exchanging glances with a security guard who was standing several feet away.
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The only "brown" girls in the local dance class, they form an alliance even before exchanging words.
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Most people think of card and electronic payments as conveniences, stand-ins for exchanging cold, hard cash.
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Murillo said he plans to travel to the United States to set up "connections" for exchanging information.
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In his explanation of reciprocation, Cialdini refers to exchanging favors, but the concept also applies to relationships.
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They clashed with counter-protesters, exchanging insults and at some points throwing punches and hurling water bottles.
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On North Korea, he promised, "You will not see me exchanging love letters" with its brutal dictator.
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The bar erupts, with his family members screaming for joy and exchanging elated hugs and high fives.
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But unlike the others, and despite its ridiculous premise, this game had Midway staffers exchanging concerned looks.
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But last year, the Supreme Court's ruling in favor of same-sex marriages had more couples exchanging vows.
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They confronted the suspect within 60 to 90 seconds, authorities said, and apprehended the suspect without exchanging gunfire.
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A TMZ video shows Bieber exchanging blows with a much bigger fellow before the fight was broken up.
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I told him that if he wanted to get somewhere he couldn't spend hours on end exchanging messages.
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The two, who first started dating in early September, have been spotted exchanging PDAs — and spent Thanksgiving together.
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So don't worry about exchanging keys or trudging down to the parking lot to pick up your delivery.
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The two, who first started dating in early September, have been spotted exchanging PDAs and spent Thanksgiving together.
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Nick shared a photo of Joe and Turner walking hand-in-hand down the aisle after exchanging vows.
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The merger will be accomplished by exchanging shares, with each company contributing 50 percent of the new entity.
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On their wedding day back in 2014, Otis broke down and cried shortly after exchanging vows with Hehner.
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Wynn shares fell more than 2590.2 percent, to $97.95, on Friday, with nearly 8 million shares exchanging hands.
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I couldn't imagine exchanging him for one of the effete, pretentious, loud-voiced boys in my philosophy seminars.
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"He said that y'all are getting married," Ellen joked, claiming to have been exchanging texts with J.Lo's beau.
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The technology would allow shoppers to buy goods from a store without checking out or exchanging any cash.
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Millie Bobby Brown and Kim Kardashian West finally met after exchanging cute tweets back and forth for months.
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Brady also said lawmakers were exchanging ideas with Trump over how to handle 401(k) retirement savings plans.
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Spend the rest of the evening reading pollsters' hot takes and exchanging exclamation mark-filled messages with friends.
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Multiple shooters were still exchanging gunfire when police arrived at Mr. D's Lodge on the outskirts of Auburn.
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Exchanging it for a potential megastar without yielding any of their very best prospects is an indisputable coup.
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The branches of government — what we learned about when civics classes existed — seemed to be exchanging powerful salvos.
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Here, technology companies like Apple and Amazon act as mere intermediaries that provide their platforms for exchanging products.
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You'd spend evenings there, listening to music in the courtyard, talking and exchanging opinions with juniors and seniors.
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The people exchanging them were thus exposed to each other and had strong incentives to make themselves understood.
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I look at her again, I look and see Her acceptance, Her ease in exchanging gloom for gaiety.
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Simmons was last rumored to be dating singer Tinashe after exchanging flirty messages with her on social media.
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Maria Zakharova, the ministry spokeswoman, told reporters that Moscow and Washington were exchanging information on the ceasefire plan.
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" Then, after exchanging a horrified look with the cookbook author, the father of two jokes, "It's a miracle.
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Christmas, or any winter holiday that involves exchanging presents, is more than the stuff you give or receive.
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Weiner is in the treatment center after allegedly exchanging sexually suggestive messages with a 15-year-old girl.
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The president spent months mocking Kim as "little Rocket Man" and exchanging threats with the North Korea leader.
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The summit got off to a rocky start, with leaders exchanging barbs, posturing, and even making trade threats.
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Wunder's process is exchanging four online messages before asking for a phone call, then a real-life date.
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I stayed until evening, alternately working on my laptop while my grandmother napped and exchanging pleasantries with Vladlenna.
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A US investor, however, would be exchanging dollars for euros at the latest exchange rate to buy bunds.
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Couples who met through Hinge messaged for 3 days and swapped 25 messages before exchanging phone numbers. 6.
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Secret Service members are reportedly exchanging challenge coins that take a jab at the ongoing partial government shutdown.
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Bellum and Linvega often make friends at new ports, exchanging tales and tips on how to best sail.
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The overarching aim is not to replace Trump with Mike Pence — the equivalent of exchanging Groucho for Harpo.
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Legalization lowers arrests, but "this is exchanging a criminal justice crisis for a public health crisis," he said.
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You just need one thing: For the buyer and seller to agree on exchanging bitcoin for the property.
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That's all fine in theory, but can lead to some major awkwardness if everyone else is exchanging presents.
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Without a home or employment, some trans people are forced to start exchanging sex for money to survive.
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Mr. Sater had been exchanging emails and phone calls with Mr. Cohen about resurrecting plans for the tower.
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I'd pick up the thread, and we'd improvise into dawn, like two beat-up tenor saxophones, exchanging riffs.
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Witnesses in a court proceeding rarely just "appear" without exchanging documents in discovery, without depositions or private investigations.
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Many described obsessively sanitizing their cars, cutting down on hours, and exchanging nervous glances with strangers who cough.
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After exchanging pleasantries with Everton's coaching staff, Antonio Conte, the Chelsea manager, walked over to join his team.
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Ramos left the pitch exchanging words with Pique, adding to the ongoing spat between the veteran Spain defenders.
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Nail Maganov also said that Tatneft and other companies are considering exchanging fuel supplies to Zimbabwe for diamonds.
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Although she is first seen exchanging a hug with Hannah Ann Sluss, she expresses discomfort in a voiceover.
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It all seemed fairly lighthearted — until it spilled onto social media, with the two exchanging barbs on Twitter.
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After exchanging pleasantries, Warren picked up the newborn, whose salmon onesie nearly matched the sweater Warren was wearing.
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Different approaches: While the Europeans fumed over Putin's comments, Trump has been exchanging laughs with the Russian leader.
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Reta eventually cut off contact, but Slater and Cardona continued to correspond, exchanging hundreds of pages of letters.
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After exchanging pleasantries, she told him, "you're here celebrating the death of 17 children," according to the Herald.
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We've done you a favor and curated potential presents they would not even think of returning or exchanging.
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Melvin initially began messaging the juvenile and exchanging photographs of a sexual nature through a social media platform.
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He sees no problem in exchanging hot pics when it's part of a conversation between two consenting adults.
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The accused gunman, Moroccan-born French national Radouane Lakdim, died after exchanging gunfire with police on the scene.
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Two years ago, it was exchanging at over $1.60; it was not valued at 1.6 to the dollar.
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Exchanging an item for a different size or color is only helpful if you actually like that item.
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They moved from table to table every 20 minutes, exchanging small talk and getting to know each other.
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Like many former addicts, Marie is wary of exchanging one drug for another, and of falling into another trap.
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They fall in love as teenagers, exchanging flirty glances in the fields of their village, skirting elders and convention.
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This meant exchanging vows right there in Union Square, under the gaze of what felt like an entire city.
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The industry has been investing heavily in digital methods of exchanging money, including a U.S. payments network called Zelle.
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Wednesday's vote comes after the Justice Department and committee Democrats spent several days exchanging sternly worded letters and statements.
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Mr Winchester's predictions are based on team ratings, which are constructed by exchanging points between opponents after a match.
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The documents allege that Russian officials and president-elect Trump have been exchanging intelligence for up to eight years.
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Braintree Payments: Exchanging money online, without being fleeced by fraudsters, is one of the oldest problems on the web.
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In one video, which aired during the press conference, the men planning to assassinate Babchenko are seen exchanging money.
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He also supports populated territory swaps, exchanging Jewish settlements in the West Bank for Arab-Israeli towns within Israel.
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Chyna then filmed King Cairo being greeted by and exchanging high fives with a few fireman at the station.
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Exchanging my money today was fine, but who knows what's going to happen in the future—and that's worrying.
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One of the suspects is dead, after being holed up in a parking garage and exchanging gunfire with police.
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He continued driving in a zigzagging course for about a mile and a half before exchanging gunfire with police.
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Exchanging personal details is sometimes unavoidable (and can help build trust) but don't reveal more than you need to.
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Although it runs counter to the spirit of the season, exchanging gifts during the holidays can be anxiety inducing.
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Meanwhile, another 500 billion rupees have been withdrawn from bank accounts via ATMs or by exchanging at the counter.
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At other times, especially during his defense, he appeared more animated, chatting to and exchanging notes with his lawyers.
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Iraq's oil minister said last month Iraq and Iran had not yet begun exchanging crude oil, for technical reasons.
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Bitcoin miners are happily mining, exchanges are exchanging, and users can trade or use their bitcoins as they please.
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Thompson and Kardashian, who first started dating in early September, have been spotted exchanging PDAs and spent Thanksgiving together.
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But what's alarming is that Trump's plan to do so could involve exchanging favors with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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He was talking to people on the phone and exchanging text messages, sources close to the presidential office said.
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After exchanging a few words—mostly Kozma repeating the date of the shop's inception—I bought salami and left.
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Another mind boggling thought: perhaps Dione and Enceladus have been exchanging alien microbes for hundreds of millions of years.
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The video features Trump exchanging handshakes with McConnell, along with Vice President Mike Pence and House Speaker Paul Ryan.
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"We've got ... non-disclosure agreements signed with 24 companies, and so we're exchanging confidential information with them," Daseke said.
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Giggling and exchanging shy smiles, the girls, now back at school, recalled sharing tips and stories about being pregnant.
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Fans who enjoy the exchanging of fisticuffs were treated to some old-timey hockey in Boston on Tuesday night.
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Colson began exchanging gunfire; he was one of four officers to fire his weapon during the incident, police say.
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He had passed the gate for three years, meeting Mateen several times a week and exchanging friendly small talk.
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A great opportunity for exchanging information was when they visited homes during holidays, especially during the Lunar New Year.
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Many thought that joining the euro would spur the SELLs' foreign trade, by removing the friction of exchanging currencies.
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Both the entire shebang and each infinitesimal byte forever exchanging places, and we can't have one without the other.
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Some Senate Republicans have floated the possibility of exchanging DACA protections for border wall money amid the stalled talks.
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This essentially involves exchanging a current mortgage for a new one with a lower rate and cheaper monthly payments.
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Since 2202, U.S. tax law has held that exchanging one property for a similar property should not be taxed.
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McIlroy instead cracked a smile, and he and Reed were soon exchanging fist bumps and slaps on the back.
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It's the first time they've seen each other since earlier that morning, and they're dutifully exchanging "What's up?" questions.
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This week the two have been exchanging fan mail to each other in the form of social media posts.
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Durant and Green were exchanging words during the third quarter when the double-technical was called, stunning both players.
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As long as you do not redeem the gift, there is no time limit for exchanging it for credit.
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The Treasury Department said it had sanctioned Ali Khorashadizadeh and Mohammad Ghorbaniyan for exchanging digital ransomware payments into rials.
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Conferences have long been the gold standard for exchanging ideas and strengthening professional relationships, both in business and academia.
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Mr. Mnuchin, who was conspicuously absent from the news conference, was busy exchanging two phone calls with Ms. Pelosi.
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He watches all of their games and speaks with them daily, exchanging messages or communicating with them on FaceTime.
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The article also described incorrectly the nature of the images Mr. Catazaro and Mr. Finlay were accused of exchanging.
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A lot of times, it could be just exchanging market information and what we're both seeing in the market.
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Mr. Lucas replied, and the museum and the artists began exchanging ideas for how the videos could be displayed.
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Keke says she grew her account organically by interacting with her followers and exchanging shoutouts with other poll accounts.
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The primary suspect in the hacking: Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who he was exchanging WhatsApp messages with.
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While the traditional exchanging of rings is still popular, couples are also finding unique ways to perform "unity ceremonies."
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You'd disrupt the flow of nearly every consumer good exchanging hands throughout the course of a normal American workday.
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"You didn't enunciate enough," he grumbled, exchanging a look with my mom that clearly said I should've known better.
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Militants fired on them before exchanging gunfire with the security forces, who were then ordered to storm the building.
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After exchanging messages on Grindr, Hay and the undercover agent switched to text messaging app TextNow, the complaint states.
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After exchanging a few words, Nadal gave her an apology kiss on the cheek before returning to the match.
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While travelling to see him and exchanging messages, she was living out her most outrageous and extraordinary film work.
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The morning of Flake's speech, Corker and Trump spent hours exchanging jabs and going after one another on Twitter.
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He died exchanging gunfire with law enforcement, and the incident is now being investigated as an act of terrorism.
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"Two wanted terrorists were killed after exchanging fire with security forces," al-Ekhbariya TV said, without giving further details.
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You'd think a husband and wife exchanging letters during wartime would be rough ground for building a comedy sketch.
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When you're done exchanging words, maybe a good old fashioned boxing match is the answer to settling a dispute.
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Between the two trips, she kept in contact with the women she'd photographed, talking and exchanging messages via WhatsApp.
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"Two wanted terrorists were killed after exchanging fire with security forces," al-Ekhbariya TV said, without giving further details.
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"The other important issue in these talks is the exchanging of two Americans in Taliban custody," Mr. Mutmaeen said.
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The conversation quickly progresses from flirty to dirty and, before we know it, we're exchanging nudes with that stranger.
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You catch up with your crew and some of the game's major NPCs, exchanging words of camaraderie and respect.
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Tensions on the Peninsula have risen in recent months, with Kim and U.S. President Donald Trump exchanging military threats.
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From holding hands and linking arms to rubbing backs and exchanging loving glances, they wore their hearts on their sleeves.
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Immediately after the first shots, multiple parties began exchanging gunfire outside of the building, leaving a total of seven shot.
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According to a court filing Thursday from Kobach:The Safe Access File Exchange (SAFE) is an application for securely exchanging files.
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Israel and Hamas have been exchanging rocket fire ever since the terror group seized the control of Gaza in 2007.
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They happen where people aren't, in messaging apps that shield your identity from everyone curious about what words you're exchanging.
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The group had posed as a 14-year-old girl on Facebook Messenger, allegedly exchanging sexually explicit messages with Sherratt.
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The two countries are currently negotiating a trade deal after exchanging tariffs on billions of dollars worth of their goods.
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From holding hands and linking arms to rubbing backs and exchanging loving glances, they wear their hearts on their sleeves.
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What if they strike a deal with Congress before you do, exchanging damaging information against you in exchange for leniency?
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For those who are out of the loop, KVD and Star have been exchanging social media barbs since July 19.
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They snuggle up as they watch their hands collect frosting and pastry crumbs, all while smiling and exchanging coy glances.
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Last year the Bokchon museum in Busan celebrated two decades of exchanging artefacts with museums in Fukuoka, free of charge.
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In the first hour after the shooting, officers in Strasbourg encountered him twice, exchanging fire, Interior Minister Christophe Castaner said.
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Tourists mingle with well-heeled locals over tuna tatake and octopus tentacles, sipping wine and exchanging tales of sailing expeditions.
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Start by exchanging plastic cups and takeaway boxes for reusable containers, before cutting back in other areas like office supplies.
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Mildly stylish, former art students staffed admissions, exchanging knowing glances amongst themselves as they listlessly dispensed tickets to the public.
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He couldn't wait for the holidays any longer, so it became exchanging a bunny every day as a love token.
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All three people involved in the mishap seemed uninjured, standing up almost immediately after the crash and exchanging high fives.
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After exchanging messages for some time, Fortune suggested to the woman that she should meet up with his friend—Newland.
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After exchanging glances, Lambert's character enters the men's restroom, marking a crucial turning point in the film regarding Mercury's sexuality.
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The pair was cuddled up while waiting for a taxi, where they were seen exchanging kisses a number of times.
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Aramco-Motiva and Canada's Suncor Energy were exchanging proposals with Lyondell in the past few days, according to the sources.
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Exchanging handshakes with world leaders this rainy morning is the latest step in a long journey for the two friends.
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It even smells different, exchanging the usual floral or fruity scent for a spicy blend of black pepper and myrrh.
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They held off the mob for a time, exchanging volleys of gunfire with the Somalis who had surrounded the chopper.
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"We discussed all outstanding issues and made substantial progress, exchanging papers and talking throughout the night," a French official said.
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You know, I don't know what took our security detail as long as it took them to start exchanging fire.
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Once both users get onboard, you can get to chatting without worrying about exchanging your numbers or social media profiles.
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According to the United Nations, a literate community is ideal, capable of effectively exchanging ideas and engaging in meaningful debates.
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And after exchanging another round of blows, they appeared to settle back into a truce — even hugging at the end.
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It looked like they were exchanging something and then the redneck dude got back in his car and drove away.
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Divided into four separate performances, individual dancers and teams compete by exchanging sensual spins and poses before color-filtered cameras.
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Today begins on a very confident, powerful note, with the Sun in Taurus exchanging good vibes with Pluto in Capricorn.
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I was filled with it knowing that on my family's favorite holiday, we wouldn't be exchanging gifts and eating turkey.
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Imagine getting a Note7, exchanging it for a new one only for it to have its own set of problems?
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The rest of the week she works on her assignments and reading course materials and exchanging notes with her classmates.
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"In the era of autonomous, the vehicle itself will become a platform for exchanging information," a Naver spokesperson told TechCrunch.
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The shooting lasted a terrifying 30 minutes, with police officers and the gunman exchanging shots for 22.83 of those minutes.
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The government officials communicated this way instead of using a secure network normally utilized when exchanging information with foreign nations.
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Two police officers and a suspected shooter are dead after exchanging gunfire in Maryland on Wednesday, a new report says.
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Exchanging information with ICE on the immigration status of any person under a lawful detention or under arrest; or 3.
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Those firms which insisted on doing so were told they would be restricted to exchanging a maximum of $1 million.
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Speaking on condition of anonymity, a neighbor of the compound told CNN about exchanging texts with Morten in recent months.
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Most of its lengthy scenes involve significant characters exchanging expository dialogue about their various inter-involved stories and plot trajectories.
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That was until undercover police officers who had been waiting in the crowd began arresting patrons for exchanging midnight kisses.
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After a mutual friend introduced the two, Smith and Balcon began exchanging emails, and Balcon shared stories from sex workers.
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The benefit of using bitcoin would be to eliminate the hassle of exchanging currencies and clearing the money through banks.
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"Exchanging the dollar immediately to protect the honor of the Turkish lira, this would be the best answer," he said.
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With so much capital exchanging hands, who is paying the people facilitating those transfers — the art handlers — their fair share?
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Mr. Woodell portrays Craig, too, in flashback sequences that find the actor exchanging a drapey T-shirt for plaid flannel.
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The woman walked up to him and sprayed him in the face without either of them exchanging words, he said.
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Panmunjom has long been a contact point for the Koreas, with both sides exchanging messages through a telephone hotline there.
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You can get away with exchanging them (so you don't need all seven on hand), but they're all very good.
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People carrying "Biden for President" signs then converged and began chanting "Let's Go Joe" and ended by exchanging long hugs.
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It's this "nonjudgmental exchanging of narratives" that Broockman and Kalla think is the key ingredient in how deep canvassing works.
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Apple is working alongside these companies to take advantage of a protocol for exchanging electronic health records, known as FHIR.
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They also began exchanging emails after work and sometimes she would even sneak a handwritten note into his blazer pocket.
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From my understanding, there is nothing religious about a Christmas tree, Santa Claus, family gatherings, supporting charities and exchanging gifts.
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Trump has since accused Clinton of exchanging favors for large donations to the foundation, also known as pay-for-play.
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Well, it can sometimes even be tricky to know if gift-exchanging of any kind is actually on the table.
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Another two police officers were shot while exchanging gunfire with the suspects but have since been released from the hospital.
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George Clooney and Amal Clooney (née Alamuddin) partied for three days before exchanging vows in Venice, Italy in September 2014.
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Instead of buying and exchanging gifts for one another, we picked an event we really wanted to go to together.
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With residents and shopkeepers used to exchanging pleasantries in the street, many of them counted the victims among their friends.
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The kids aren't just plugged into their devices, but to one another — barking orders, exchanging intel, passing joysticks, cracking jokes.
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In one bizarre incident, police teams descended on a house where a tutor was exchanging notes with his female student.
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But Madrid has rejected calls for negotiations, with both sides exchanging barbs in the days since Sunday's non-binding vote.
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Transferable points can save you a ton on your flights In many cases, it can be better to book flights through an airline's frequent flyer program instead of, say, exchanging points for cash back and using that money to buy plane tickets, or exchanging your points for a statement credit to "erase" travel purchases.
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Transferable points can save you a ton on your flightsIn many cases, it can be better (read: cheaper) to book flights through an airline's frequent flyer program instead of, say, exchanging points for cash back and using that money to buy plane tickets, or exchanging your points for a statement credit to "erase" travel purchases.
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It really challenges credibility that they can be exchanging texts like that and not have that affect your professional decision-making.
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The user experience has been designed to make exchanging money as easy as attaching a file, Google explains in its announcement.
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They can't stop a network of people exchanging dollars freely at the non-official government rate that is imposed on people.
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TikTok tells me that this is not a commercial deal: there's no money exchanging hands, a spokesperson said in an email.
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Here&aposs their magic moment, exchanging rings with Father C.J. Here they are walking down the aisle as Mr. and Mrs.
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The eternal dance of exchanging privacy for features and services continues, as it has since the dawn of the digital age.
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Exchanging that for easy thrills and sleight-of-hand tricks feels like a quick, boring victory after a long, worthy buildup.
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Ciara and Wilson have been immersed in newlywed bliss since exchanging vows in a private wedding, and a source told E!
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He did not elaborate, but a White House official said he may have been talking about exchanging more letters with Kim.
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The girl was using her mother's phone when she started exchanging messages with Meili, eventually provided him with her home address.
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Kelly shared a photo from the nuptials on Instagram in May, showing the couple walking down the aisle after exchanging vows.
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Ms. Jacobson already talked with her sister every day, and now she was exchanging daily calls with her brother-in-law.
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We weren't having girls' nights or exchanging coded glances over the dinner table, but we weren't screaming at each other, either.
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You can pore over original concept art, storyboards, and advertisements, and read stories about Disney and Capcom exchanging ideas over fax.
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They played their usual 30-song, 2100-minute set with wild abandon, exchanging giddy grins as they shook their mop tops.
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According to reports, Smith, who hadn't openly discussed his sexuality, had been exchanging private, explicit messages with another boy on Facebook.
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She complimented his singing and sat down for a warm meal with the men, exchanging a few short lines with Sheeran.
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They allow Robinhood to clear, settle (exchanging the dollars and shares) and ensure custody (keeping records of asset movements) of trades.
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Police found the bodies while searching for a 23-year-old woman who had disappeared after exchanging Twitter messages with him.
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On Monday's episode, the two reality stars came face to face for the first time since exchanging heated words between seasons.
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The fact that Venmo involves spending money and exchanging money means that all of these interactions are really meaningful and authentic.
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Moving in together, meeting the parents, or exchanging keys could all go down — especially near the new moon on the 30th.
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If they were seriously pursuing settlement, there would have been face-to-face meetings and a flurry of emails, exchanging drafts.
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The ladies barely spoke at all — exchanging tense hellos and then each complaining later on that the other had been cold.
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Once you test the waters by exchanging a few messages, maybe you could drop a lewd line if she seems down.
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My brothers and I all peered out the window of our minivan at him, the three of us exchanging confused glances.
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In March, their relationship became more intense after the teacher and student started exchanging messages on the social media app Snapchat.
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But he allegedly became enraged after spotting one of Cruz's friends exchanging numbers with one of his male friends, investigators claim.
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You can also now track indoor workouts at the gym by exchanging data in real time between equipment and your watch.
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We are exchanging gifts with the kids who live next door, so we pick out some presents on the Target website.
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There are six other official exchange rates between the two currencies, depending on what sort of organisation is doing the exchanging.
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"I want to say that this whole story with exchanging tit-for-tat sanctions was not started by us," Lavrov said.
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He saw police officers exchanging fire with the gunman, and Conaway tried to point the man out to them, he said.
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Aramco-Motiva and Canada's Suncor Energy Inc were exchanging proposals with Lyondell in the past few days, according to the sources.
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NHTSA Administrator Mark Rosekind said vehicles would protect privacy by only exchanging safety information and would ensure hackers can't intercept signals.
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The best apps for exchanging your most private chats and photos are those that provide end-to-end encryption by default.
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A deal was never reached, but the talks progressed to the point of exchanging a Heads of Terms, or provisional contract.
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That trade involves borrowing CNH, exchanging the loan proceeds for foreign currency, then repaying the loan once the renminbi has fallen.
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The learning curve can be especially difficult for an older adult who isn't surrounded by and exchanging information with other caregivers.
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On Wednesday, the U.K.'s Sun newspaper released photographs of Hiddleston and Swift exchanging kisses and holding hands in Rhode Island.
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Delays in exchanging old 500- and 1000-rupee bills for new ones led to cash shortages and long queues at banks.
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Japan's Fair Trade Commission is investigating whether the clauses hurt competition and is exchanging information with the government on their impact.
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"I don't want my title to define my character," he said as he walked the property, exchanging jokes with the staff.
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And no, we're not talking about exchanging vows on the tarmac before sneaking off to quietly elope, a la Amanda Seyfried.
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The two armies have been exchanging intermittent small-arms and mortar fire over the past couple of years as ties deteriorated.
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Grimes and the Tesla and SpaceX CEO, 47, first sparked romance speculation in April 2018 after exchanging flirty messages on Twitter.
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They initially built their romance exchanging class notes, but by December of her second year, Day had already ended their relationship.
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The pair was cuddled up while waiting at for a taxi, where they were seen exchanging kisses a number of times.
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Alibaba wants to make cars part of the Internet of Things, with devices exchanging data to make life better for consumers.
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Gay friends warned him and his companion to forgo exchanging letters because of the dangers of exposure in campaigns against gays.
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Sending a Citymapper itinerary, playing chess, sending money, exchanging stickers and many, many more things will live inside the Messages app.
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After days of exchanging hasty glances amid gunfire, they snuck away one night to listen to Michael Jackson on shared earbuds.
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Trump has denied there was a quid pro quo - or exchanging a favor for a favor - in his dealings with Ukraine.
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Otherwise, Ortiz-Olivieri is exchanging brief texts with her father in San Juan, out of concern for conserving his battery life.
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Along with sniffing butts and exchanging Instagram handles, the corgis of Corgi Con also helped those of their kind in need.
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He also said he had no memory of the calls with Agalarov, and thought they might have been exchanging voice messages.
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Some still work with her; others stay in close touch, commiserating, exchanging links to stories about Trump-related outrages or malfeasances.
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After exchanging greetings, Gruden can be heard first empathizing with Brown's situation and then asking him what exactly is going on.
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There was a brief lull in the hostilities Thursday afternoon, but by the evening, the two sides were exchanging fire again.
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Suddenly we're in an arch, slick, hyped-up TV legal show, with lawyers marching in formation and exchanging withering put-downs.
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A marriage between two love birds got off to a "strong" start when they deadlifted a barbell right after exchanging vows!
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The company's U.S.-listed shares jumped 28.9 percent Tuesday with 19 million of the company's 21.7 million floating shares exchanging hands.
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Unless you're constantly exchanging passcodes or security keys, you can't really be sure who's on the other side of a conversation.
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However, she had Dawn Botkins—who became Wuornos' major source of solace during her time in prison, exchanging letters with her.
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You will find no similar photo of Jay Cutler and Brady exchanging pleasantries after Miami's victory just one week prior, however.
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For several days in Afghanistan, civilians, troops and Taliban fighters happily mingled together, exchanging hugs and sweets during the Eid holiday.
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Our second baby turned us into business partners, essentially, with our communication limited to exchanging information about the children, schedules, bills.
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After exchanging pleasantries about the upcoming tour and how much we both love Riot Grrl, we got down to brass tacks.
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Mr. Craddock moved through the building, exchanging shots with the officers, including one who was wounded at about 4:19 p.m.
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After exchanging lines of verse while you are apart, I imagine that it will be poetic to hear your voices together.
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Old men sat at long tables laden with broiled turkeys and bottles of nonalcoholic pear juice, exchanging news and renewing friendships.
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The gunman first opened fire outside the hospital, but eventually moved into the hospital, shooting others and exchanging gunfire with police.
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A blockchain is a peer-to-peer network for exchanging anything of value, from stocks, money, intellectual property, and, yes, votes.
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How is a woman explicitly exchanging sex for financial security any different, besides bearing the heavily stigmatized label of "sex work"?
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But it quickly devolved into a shouting match, with two senators exchanging personal attacks before one stormed out of the room.
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She eavesdropped on their conversation, sharing it with her followers, and even snapped a picture of the two exchanging family photos.
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It also lost 1.1% of its value versus the safe-haven Japanese yen and was last exchanging hands for 109.99 yen .
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Blue Jays Manager John Gibbons was also ejected in that inning after exchanging words with the home-plate umpire, Lance Barrett.
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Asked about it afterward, Durant, who scored 35 points, smiled faintly and suggested that they might have been exchanging shooting tips.
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After exchanging emails with the organization — which he said offered various perks — without a resolution, he reported the incident to police.
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Over the years, they had become fast friends and allies, swapping secrets, spending time outside Washington together and exchanging holiday presents.
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Three years into the Trump administration, we see little advantage to exchanging one over-promising, divisive figure in Washington for another.
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Moments of stagnation, then exchanging baskets with Michigan State, kept the Bruins from pulling closer than nine points down the stretch.
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Mr. Khayre had taken a woman hostage, the police said, and, after exchanging fire with the authorities, he was fatally shot.
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The name Coinbase, however, will be retained for its retail service such as exchanging dollars for bitcoin or ether, he added.
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If only there were a puzzle toy library for exchanging Nina Ottosson Interactive Toys so boredom would never be an issue.
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After showing some marked improvement in recent weeks, the team reverted to its habit of exchanging solid pieces for future assets.
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Her husband, former Congressman Anthony Weiner, is under investigation for allegedly exchanging sexually explicit texts with a 15-year-old girl.
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Free adults get what they need by working to make goods and services for other people, and then exchanging them voluntarily.
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They were spotted by police after briefly returning home and died a short time later after exchanging gunfire with law enforcement.
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He didn't say a thing—the first time we had ever climbed into a vehicle without exchanging words—but began typing.
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The Mariners also get Cleveland's 2019 Competitive Balance Round B draft selection (77th overall), and all three teams are exchanging cash.
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HONG KONG — Like many across East Asia, North Koreans have been exchanging presents this month to celebrate the Lunar New Year.
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The Iowa Gym-Nest, known as IGN, added protocols prohibiting staff from exchanging private texts or social media messages with athletes.
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Users on subreddits like r/BuildAPC and r/PCMasterrace are supportive and helpful, exchanging tips like a community of hotrod tinkerers.
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By then it was Blanton who was embroiled in an ethics scandal, his administration accused of exchanging cash payments for clemency.
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The museum director Jo-Anne Danzker, in describing the project, refers pointedly to 'citizen curators' exchanging their ideas with the museum.
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By exchanging the abstract for the concrete, Utopia Free addresses the matter of survival in the rickety edifice of late capitalism.
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Another suspect was killed after exchanging gun fire with police in an hours-long standoff Thursday night and into Friday morning.
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Well maybe then we could tax them, so the money goes back to us, when they are exchanging that data. Right?
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Amazon Go uses cameras and artificial intelligence to allow shoppers to enter a store, shop for products, and leave without exchanging payment.
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In most of the responses from state authorities, the act of exchanging alcohol without a license constitutes the same as selling it.
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Although he tries to be strong for the kids, Cannon admits that he lost his composure when exchanging them with Carey before.
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These applications have not only created sticky social networks, but have also habituated consumers to exchanging value back-and-forth via mobile.
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Hollywood, too, has taken notice, with Rippon exchanging messages with the likes of Zach Braff, Mindy Kaling, Reese Witherspoon and other stars.
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Google and Amazon have reportedly also sought similar arrangements, exchanging user data for the banks' integration with the tech companies' massive platforms.
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The couple were married in November 2008, exchanging vows in Sánchez's hometown of San Juan, Puerto Rico, in front of 250 guests.
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After exchanging a few messages, the doctor will complete the patient's request and the birth control is delivered to the patient's door.
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In 2014, then-17-year-old Trey Sims was being investigated for exchanging naked photos with his then-15-year-old girlfriend.
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The shooter retreats and after exchanging gunfire with a SWAT lieutenant in a hallway he barricades himself and clubgoers in a bathroom.
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Pitt, 54, was fine and was seen exchanging information with the other two drivers after the small crash, according to Page Six.
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The subpoena announcement on Tuesday came a day after Messitte issued an order approving a schedule for exchanging evidence, known as discovery.
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Governments and tech firms now broadly accept that they have a common interest in establishing global standards for exchanging data across borders.
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Lots of teens said they were addicted to keeping up Snapchat streaks, which are consecutive days of exchanging Snaps with another person.
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The couple are exchanging vows less than three months after the birth of their first child together, Alexis Ohanian Jr., on Sept.
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And with some obscure trading pairs (exchanging ZRX for BCH for instance), you might end up paying around 1 percent in spread.
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He greeted nearly everyone in the store, shaking hands and exchanging hugs with fans after ordering fried chicken and a strawberry float.
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Israel is already on high-alert this week after exchanging rocket fire with Hamas, the militant organization that's governed Gaza since 2007.
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On Tuesday, Geist told Entertainment Tonight that he had been in touch with Lauer recently, exchanging text messages with him around Dec.
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I know from speaking to the Facebook team and exchanging emails with Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg that Facebook's intentions were good.
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Nearly two weeks later, Swift was photographed exchanging kisses, holding hands and cuddling up to Hiddleston, 35, on a Rhode Island beach.
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Mongeau wore three dresses for her big night, exchanging vows with Paul in a billowing, tulle ball-gown complete with pink detailing.
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For the past few days, the tribe has been snoring in the shelter, exchanging idle stories, maybe reciting a poem or two.
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Authorities, believing the Branch Davidian were stockpiling weapons, attempted to storm their compound, only to fall back after exchanging gunfire with members.
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We didn't bother changing my name to hers on the lease or exchanging bond or anything, because we were such good friends.
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The cameramen are packing up their equipment now, and he's exchanging a few cordial goodbyes on his way out of the building.
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When we were exchanging gifts, he had not-so-gently told me that I should wear the dress to meet his family.
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In San Francisco, that means investing in tech, often exchanging his time, brand recognition and advisory work for equity in start-ups.
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It's tempting to use email when exchanging personal information like passwords because it's so convenient, but this can leave you at risk.
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The decision to use the robot came after negotiations with the suspect broke down and police and the gunman began exchanging fire.
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To achieve this a "hot line" would be created and if necessary a working group would be set up for exchanging information.
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People thus end up exchanging their data and their privacy far less than they might in a transparent and open market transaction.
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"There is no direct money exchanging hands," said Suliman Baldo, the author of a research paper about Europe's migration partnership with Sudan.
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During the encounter, the two were completely at ease, exchanging air kisses (when in France) and brandishing huge ear-to-ear smiles.
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Investigators say Weiner, then 51, began exchanging illicit text messages with a 85033-year-old girl in North Carolina in January 2016.
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It is considered to be one of the most secure methods of exchanging information between two locations because of its extreme fragility.
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Back in 2003, Saddam's novels were widely discussed among Arab intellectuals exchanging accusations of writing for dictators for money, or under threat.
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The two often sit snout-to-snout, opening their mouths and exchanging funny noises in a secret canine language only they understand.
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In an interview with InStyle a few months after his wedding, Tortorella admitted it wasn't the first time he'd considered exchanging vows.
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The elegant woman left me and walked around the party exchanging pleasantries with other guests; soon I had almost forgotten about her.
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After exchanging air kisses, we're told Anna and Meryl sat down for about an hour-long meal that appeared to be salads.
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Hanging out in exchanging range, throwing two and three punch combinations against Gaethje's head and arms is a terrible place to be.
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"We've been messaging and exchanging well-wishes and good luck, and we're excited to hang out and kiki in Korea," Kenworthy says.
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Looking for someone to talk to, Dee reached out to curvy model Laura Lee on Facebook, and the two started exchanging messages.
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An argument between two Republican Louisiana state lawmakers turned physical Tuesday night, with the men exchanging blows at a Baton Rouge bar.
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He is Scott Burroughs, a good-looking, middle-aged unsuccessful artist with whom Maggie has been exchanging smiles at the farmers' market.
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Putin laid a bouquet at her cask and sat briefly nearby, exchanging words with another attendee before leaving through a side exit.
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The two comedians play half-brothers—each wrestling with his place in their dysfunctional family—and, yes, they end up exchanging blows.
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The Army's 513th Military Intelligence Brigade sits alongside Jordanian counterparts monitoring and exchanging intelligence at the King Abdullah Special Operations Training Center.
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BuzzFeed News noted Thursday that Gruler had been hailed as a hero after exchanging gunfire with the shooter in the parking lot.
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Then the footage continues with scenes of them walking down the aisle, exchanging of vows, and then dancing at their wedding reception.
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If we want to strengthen stability in Northeast Asia, raising tensions by exchanging escalating threats hardly seems the right way to proceed.
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The Yankees had completed five trades over the previous week, exchanging key veterans for prospects and the hope of a new future.
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Those who get married here can see zebras and giraffes, among other species, while exchanging their vows, according to Disney's wedding website.
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Police said Oddi was yelling anti-Trump rhetoric in the lobby and pulled the building's fire alarm before exchanging gunfire with police.
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Thus, cybersecurity and data security will play an increasingly important role in safely managing, storing and exchanging data for the U.S. government.
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The two told their 70 guests they would be watching the Newport Beach Christmas Boat Parade and surprised them by exchanging vows.
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Smiling, he raised a middle finger to the phone, and then started exchanging back-channel texts with someone else on the call.
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The company has also hired some of the top developers involved with FHIR, an increasingly popular protocol for exchanging electronic health records.
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Rockets rained down for days on the northern Israeli countryside, with the Iranian proxy exchanging fire with Israeli forces near the border.
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Soon, they were fist-bumping and exchanging embraces, while the cheering became more raucous as each brick in Clinton's "blue wall" fell.
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For the Thunder, exchanging one of the most reliable figures in league history for an uncertain future would be tough to swallow.
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Haddish seemed to grow frustrated with the the boos and heckling, exchanging disses with an extra-loud heckler in the front row.
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Casada was found to have engaged in exchanging inappropriate texts with Cothren where the two men objectified women, according to the newspaper.
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It opens in churchly quiet, with Romy Madley Croft and Oliver Sim exchanging rueful intimacies about the end of a love affair.
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She said she last had oral sex with him in 2016 and admitted exchanging dozens of friendly and flirtatious messages with him.
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The Uzbek government in September lifted restrictions on exchanging foreign currency, eliminating a black market and opening the way for foreign investment.
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Exchanging ideas is a theme this month, especially due to the full moon in Fire sign Sagittarius, which arrives on June 9.
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Now, it's filled with noise from an army of toddlers and the chatter of housewives exchanging information about developments in the city.
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Moreover, many of the emails were classified retroactively, so maybe Clinton really can't be faulted for exchanging them in the first place.
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A day later, the Sudanese general was photographed exchanging a hearty handshake with the United States' chargé d'affaires in Khartoum, Steven Koutsis.
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Both cars continued for several blocks, with Ms. Albert exchanging "a look" with Officer Isaacs, who was in the far-right lane.
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The article also described incorrectly the nature of the images Mr. Finlay was accused of exchanging with Zachary Catazaro, another male dancer.
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Ito still had a stepdaughter, but they had grown apart over the decades, exchanging New Year's cards or occasional greetings on holidays.
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Diane Padilla wanted a dress that would complement the beauty of the Mexican beachfront hacienda where she would be exchanging her vows.
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Fitting in as Soviet women after the experience of conflict proved much more difficult than simply exchanging a uniform for a dress.
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One California couple spoke to ABC after exchanging the masks as gifts; they allege that they felt pain four minutes into application.
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The correspondence, which Trump Jr. posted to Twitter, shows him exchanging private messages with the WikiLeaks account in September and October 2016.
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In a step towards those new relations, sources told CNN on Monday that the countries are seriously considering exchanging diplomatic liaison officers.
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In Naples on Tuesday, religious authorities suggested that churchgoers refrain from exchanging the sign of peace, shaking hands or embracing during Mass.
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Aleyna, who is recovering from a brain tumor, has been exchanging letters with the Duchess of Sussex for the past two years.
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Virgin Galactic shares are also coming off their highest-ever trading volume day, exchanging hands more than 104 million times on Tuesday.
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Another way is to make yourself a little bit vulnerable: Exchanging confidences as a relationship progresses can make two people feel closer.
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But after returning to London and exchanging a few more emails, Stone confirmed he would indeed back Scoodle as an angel investor.
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Desperate parents can be heard relaying information to 911 dispatchers after exchanging text messages or speaking with their children inside the school.
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Old men and their wives sat listening to the talk about them, exchanging by the way a hard comment on their fellows.
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Exchanging gifts is a major part of celebrating the holidays, but according to Shaquille O'Neal, it's better to give than to receive.
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That transaction would probably also be completed as a stock swap, exchanging the new company's shares for the tracker, said the people.
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So after exchanging glances with the conductor, Enrique Mazzola, Mr. Camarena sang it again: 18 high C's for the price of nine.
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Many of my friends are creative types and makers, so we're always exchanging ideas and getting worked up around the dinner table.
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Instead of holding festivities and exchanging presents, Pastor Rusman Anita Sitorus led a tearful vigil at a mass in her small church.
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These dueling narratives are troublesome, especially since Trump and Kim had apparently been exchanging "love letters" only a few short weeks ago.
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After exchanging insults and war-like rhetoric with Kim early in his presidency, Trump in the past year has repeatedly praised him.
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DC: Okay, we were talking and, again, we were exchanging emails about some of the differences between Instagram comedians and Twitter comedians.
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All three project express the collaborators' aim of exchanging methods between contemporary art and anthropology to build a more expansive research toolkit.
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There would be no restrictions on exchanging the Qatari currency to Egyptian pounds or any foreign currencies, the bank said in a statement.
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A once-lauded teacher at a Florida middle school was arrested on Wednesday for allegedly exchanging lewd pictures with underage girls, PEOPLE confirms.
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Three weeks ago, I had watched Newton rally his team, doing jumping jacks, leaping and exchanging chest bumps with his receivers and runners.
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After exchanging letters for months, they met up again in the U.S., and made their public debut as a couple in September 2015.
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And the actor didn't seem to mind the attention, pulling the model closer and even exchanging a few sweet kisses among the waves.
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Adapted from flight simulation software, it creates the experience of flying through a virtual ice canyon while exchanging snowballs with penguins and snowmen.
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Miller holds his own against the insolent beer tap, and the pair launch into exchanging a steady stream of absurd jabs and puns.
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"Paul is not here right now," he informed them politely, and then after exchanging contact information, closed the heavy wood door behind him.
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An Afghan official says loud explosions have rocked the area around the Interior Ministry and that militants are exchanging fire with security forces.
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After exchanging gunfire with officers, the suspect got into a car and drove away from the hotel with police in pursuit, Turnbull said.
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You decide how you want to experience the world: Do you want to tune it out completely, exchanging city sounds for Beethoven's Fifth?
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Facebook said it would improve its moderation systems after a 2016 BBC investigation showed that pedophiles were exchanging child pornography through secret groups.
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And each state's electors vote in separate locations, never seeing each other or exchanging a word before doing their one-off constitutional duty.
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You and Governor Christie have been exchanging some fairly nasty words of late, and I will allow the governor to respond as well.
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Foreigners in Tehran said they were exchanging currency with dealers in the basements of buildings or petrol stations in order to escape notice.
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Getting there wasn't an easy process for the State Department, which had begun by exchanging strongly worded letters with Epstein's lawyer, Jeffrey Schantz.
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Despite exchanging bellicose threats with President Donald Trump, Iranian officials consider the possibility of a military confrontation with the United States "very low".
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In doing so, she wound up exchanging emails containing classified information over communications systems that did not have the safeguards of the government.
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You've just come out of the Currency Exchange—did you plan on exchanging your money today, or did Brexit make you do it?
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Social media information flow also leads to like-minded individuals exchanging more and more isolated ideas among groups of people who think similarly.
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We kept exchanging looks all night but he never approached me further than small talk and I was too shy to approach him.
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After exchanging the puck with Brad Marchand, Pastrnak fired a shot that was deflected by Lehner, who ended up sprawling on the ice.
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A revamped technique for exchanging blood between mice has shown that young blood isn't responsible for the rejuvenating effects seen in older mice.
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Mrs May is exchanging the likelihood of regression in housing and EU dealmaking for the mere possibility of progress at the Home Office.
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After all, the two had been exchanging in awkward small talk earlier in the evening — filled with not-so-subtle digs by Vanderpump.
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After exchanging rings designed by Leor Yerushalma of The Jewelers of Las Vegas, the pair sealed their new life together with a kiss.
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Andy Won, 34, has been on both ends of these requests, but he says all parties were clear about the money exchanging hands.
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Facebook also revealed a new unit called, Calibra, which will host a digital wallet by the same name for storing and exchanging Libra.
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After exchanging letters for months, they met up again in the U.S., and made their public debut as a couple in September 2015.
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But judging from the war of words they've been exchanging on Twitter and the pending RHONJ reunion, this fight is far from over.
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Linda had told her that she'd won a cash prize, but after exchanging a few messages with her, she determined it was bullshit.
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Mistress Lucy and Pain Puppy, for instance, were exchanging so much and giving each other so much more support than you would think.
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Perhaps the total number of units in consumer hands is relatively manageable and the process of exchanging them might not be that bad.
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They can try new brands and avoid repeating outfits under monthly plans for $159 and $89, depending on the frequency of exchanging items.
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In the sketch above, which sees The Late Late Show staff exchanging their Secret Santa gifts, James Corden perfectly nails the cringe-factor.
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But it would include exchanging high risk, long-dated assets held by investors for less risky, shorter-dated central bank and government liabilities.
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Beto O'Rourke (D) and Will Hurd (R) continues, with the road-tripping pair swapping signatures on legislation and exchanging a few quirky gifts.
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Even before online play, gathering around the couch, exchanging cartridges with friends and sharing strategies in person was how players deepened their friendships.
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After secretly exchanging professions of love and locks of hair with Diana, Anne is sent to the Blythe home with books for Gilbert.
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Though talks between the two sides have stalled, Trump and Kim have maintained a close personal relationship, with the pair recently exchanging letters.
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She'd never done it in any of our games, but here she was executing a more complex move, exchanging kings, white for black.
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Although email records show Henley exchanging Wickr screen names with Ergo executives, Henley denied directly communicating over the service in a sworn deposition.
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It calls for creditors to accept $32.6 billion to $20213 billion up front by exchanging existing bonds for two new classes of bonds.
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The judge denied the defendants' request, saying that the plaintiffs had waited long enough and that the parties should start exchanging information immediately.
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Other stories circulated on WhatsApp are now being shared in Facebook groups with thousands of users, mostly worried mothers exchanging stories and fears.
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Neuromorphic chips instead work in an analog fashion, exchanging bursts of electric signals at varying intensities, much like the neurons in the brain.
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Samsung's move follows the decision by all the major cell carriers to stop exchanging and replacing the Note 7 with new Note 7s.
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Mr. Griveaux replied, a flirtation developed, and by the end of the month they were exchanging sexy snapshots and videos via Facebook Messenger.
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On Saturday, March 14, Da Costa and a group of friends with their own startups were exchanging messages about the crisis over WhatsApp.
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Rossman says on a dollar-for-dollar basis, using points for travel expenses is typically a better deal than exchanging them for cash.
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Until recently, we remained on friendly terms with my former brother-in-law, socializing at family events he hosted and exchanging holiday gifts.
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The two presidents did end up shaking hands and exchanging greetings before posing for a photograph at the APEC gala dinner Friday evening.
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She knew no one who'd won a home, but she was eager to try, exchanging her application for an eight-digit lottery number.
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Trump claimed an "excellent relationship" with Kim, and it certainly is better for the two leaders to be exchanging compliments rather than missiles.
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They are jammed into crowded, unsanitary conditions, coughing, sneezing and exchanging germs by licking holy shrines in hope the epidemic will spare them.
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Soon it was exchanging a large volume of messages with North Vietnam, mostly sent at night when Vietnamese Communist transmitters normally shut down.
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The short follows the two as they correspond through a series of letters, forming a bond and exchanging stories of trauma and rehabilitation.
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For those that struggle to repay the debt, governments could eventually consider writing off loans, or exchanging them for shares in the company.
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He was regularly conducting patrols with his unit and they encountered enemy forces about once a week, he says, often exchanging mortar fire.
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The couple tied the knot at Calistoga Ranch in Napa Valley on Sunday, exchanging vows by the beautiful lake on-property, PEOPLE confirms.
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Now, over the course of the three-day span that makes up this novel, they're tentatively coming together, exchanging stories and secret intimacies.
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Netanyahu has ruled out exchanging Issachar for Burkov, saying Israel's Supreme Court has already approved the Russian national's extradition to the United States.
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"Three years into the Trump administration, we see little advantage to exchanging one over-promising, divisive figure in Washington for another," it writes.
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It's designing a fuselage-mounted pod for the F-15 that contains special communications systems for exchanging data with F-22 stealth fighters.
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He admitted to exchanging nudes with his followers, but denied ever soliciting photos from minors in a paltry apology video three months later.
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Some 15.9 billion riyals worth of Aramco shares were traded by the close, with around 417.7 million shares exchanging hands, Refinitiv data showed.
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Some 13.7 billion riyal worth of Aramco shares were traded by 1018 GMT, with around 370 million shares exchanging hands, Refinitiv data showed.
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He had been exchanging text messages with his mother about Christmas presents for his children, but he had stopped replying by around noon.
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In 1805, while a student at Oxford, De Quincey again resolved to meet his hero, with whom he had now been exchanging letters.
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Google's quality guidelines forbid "link schemes" and cite "exchanging money for links, or posts that contain links" as one example of banned behavior.
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"What could this man offer that would be worth exchanging for the safety of student journalists and the greater Harvard community?" it said.
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The Iranians were not forthcoming, a senior United States official said, but instead raised the idea of exchanging Mr. Wang for Mr. Soleimani.
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Tension between Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un is at an all-time high, with both parts exchanging angry words and fierce threats.
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During a podcast with the Harvard Business Review&aposs Curt Nickisch, Whillans says exchanging money for more free time can make us happier.
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Technology played a significant role in organizing, exchanging information between different locales, and getting their message out to the rest of the world.
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The court papers portray them as a sort of secret society of admissions officers exchanging information about race, a sensitive aspect of admissions.
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Namajunas's feints threw off Jedrzejczyk's timing and her footwork allowed her to glide in and out of exchanging range on her own terms.
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South Korea's defence ministry said on Tuesday it had signed a land swap deal, with Lotte exchanging the golf course for military property.
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Performing sex acts on webcam or "camming" is legal, like most pornography, but exchanging sexual favors for goods or money is considered prostitution.
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"Getting to know and vibe with Kilbourne by working together has been a mad cute, friendly, experience-exchanging process and relationship," she said.
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We'd been emailing back and forth for a few weeks, and at that point, we were exchanging some of our favorite past embarrassing moments.
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PG: Several years ago, people thought that when populations interbred, exchanging genes would not lead to anything other than a fusing of two populations.
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He attended some interviews of key witnesses, such as former White House counsel Don McGahn, observing questions and exchanging polite greetings but not participating.
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Twitter remains in close contact with other social network companies, exchanging details and work about its own investigation into malicious accounts related to Iran.
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But, if you plan on gifting a sex toy, might we suggest exchanging gifts privately or at least giving the recipient a heads up?
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Trump's last meeting with Kim collapsed when the two sides could not agree on terms exchanging sanctions relief for relinquishing North Korea's nuclear arsenal.
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When Betty drops off the goods in hopes of exchanging them for her mom, she is knocked out and tied up next to Alice.
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Meghan also shared a lengthy statement on her blog, saying that her husband confirmed to exchanging "lewd photos" with the woman for several months.
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Last March, a federal probe of San Francisco's outfit revealed that officers under Suhr's watch had been exchanging hundreds of virulently racist text messages.
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In any economy with multiple currencies, there's a need for tools for exchanging one unit of currency for another, facilitating lending, accepting investment, etc.
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Pressed to comment on its current policy, the US State Department wouldn't get drawn into the specific possibility of Kosovo and Serbia exchanging territories.
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Is it the traditional Baba Marta custom, which Bulgarians observe in the month of March by exchanging red-and-white figures made of yarn?
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Michelle Wie got hitched to an NBA legend's son over the weekend ... exchanging vows with Jonnie West at a star-studded ceremony in L.A.!!!
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Some people never look at it; some people scroll through it during their daily commute, inexplicably curious about why their friends are exchanging money.
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However, is it cause for manically exchanging all of your sterling for a more stable currency until the pound is back on its feet?
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In that sense Clegg isn't leaving politics for tech so much as exchanging one form of politics — the ballot box — for another — the platform.
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Two former presidents have gone from exchanging pleasantries with world leaders to trying to one-up each other with who has the smarter grandchildren.
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He asked for the flight attendant's name, and after initially returning to his seat, he rejoined the situation, exchanging heated words with the attendant.
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ACH transfers from your bank account to your Coinbase are free, but exchanging USD on your Coinbase account into a cryptocurrency costs 1.49 percent.
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Security forces responded, exchanging fire and killing the four assailants, according to a statement from the Pakistani military's Inter-Services Public Relations department (ISPR).
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's foreign exchange regulator issued new rules on Thursday simplifying procedures for individuals exchanging foreign currencies but keeping net purchase quotas unchanged.
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Hester said it was surreal to meet him in person, after only ever exchanging emails, but she wouldn't have had it any other way.
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During the campaign he was forced to admit he had been exchanging lewd messages with another woman, this time using the name Carlos Danger.
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But with trade, Britain and France can focus on what they do best, with the French exchanging wine for more copies of The Economist.
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This research should seek to fully identify and understand patterns of behavior; platforms for communication and indoctrination; and mechanisms for exchanging money and weapons.
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In photos obtained by The Sun, the singer was seen exchanging kisses, holding hands, taking selfies and cuddling up to Hiddleston in Rhode Island.
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According to police, he fired at a chandelier before exchanging gunfire with officers, who shot him in the legs and took him into custody.
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Dealers said Japanese investors were selling rand for U.S. dollars, where there was at least some liquidity, and then exchanging those dollars for yen.
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Weiner early last month checked into a rehab facility for sex addition after allegedly exchanging sexually suggestive messages with a 15-year-old girl.
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So they walked, side by side, for a few steps, very aware of each other's presence, but without exchanging so much as a glance.
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The same spirit imbues the informal global network of people exchanging detailed information online about how to procure the pills for a medication abortion.
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At that time she began an online relationship with 33-year-old NBA player Chris "Birdman" Andersen, exchanging frequent messages and even nude photos.
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The pair continued to hang out at each other's studios, trading work, and exchanging paintings for each other's sons, who are the same age.
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This was also Charlie's first time meeting his dad, yellow Lab Ozzie, but that didn't stop the pair from exchanging nuzzles in no time.
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After "exchanging text messages of a personal nature" with one of the women, Dean prescribed her codeine, an opiate, in March 2017, prosecutors said.
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The 30-year-old man was shot multiple times after exchanging words with the driver in Atlanta's Buckhead neighborhood at about 11:30 p.m.
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International pariah North Korea and the international community have a long history of exchanging food aid for concessions in the rogue state's weapons program.
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Couples who met on Hinge on average messaged for three days and swapped 25 messages before exchanging numbers, according to the Hinge book, IRL.
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It's easy to imagine the Cuban contender, upon hearing this news, celebrating with his team, exchanging hugs, maybe enjoying a nice meal out... Nope.
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It's asking stores and phone carriers worldwide to stop selling and exchanging the replacement units, which were supposedly safe from suddenly bursting into flames.
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"There is more meaning and understanding in exchanging a glance with a gorilla than any other animal I know," Attenborough says after the encounter.
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Trump has been exchanging tariff threats with China in recent weeks, a back-and-forth that has sparked fears of a possible trade war.
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It referred five separate FBI employees to the bureau's internal disciplinary office for exchanging text messages on government devices criticizing then-candidate Donald Trump.
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Angel Colon was exchanging goodbye hugs with friends when the shooting began, and like much of the panicked crowd he ran for the door.
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It is where institutions go when they need short-term cash, exchanging some collateral, like Treasurys or mortgage securities, for a short-term loan.
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Democratic candidates for president are increasingly throwing barbs and exchanging swipes with one another ahead of their first debate in just three weeks. Sen.
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Forward Serge Ibaka also missed the contest after drawing a one-game suspension for exchanging punches with Miami Heat forward James Johnson on Tuesday.
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"By 'schmoozing and exchanging ideas' with admissions officers, you are halfway to a successful application to a famous school," said the Chinese-language ad.
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Fears of financial instability prompted ordinary Argentines to begin exchanging their pesos for safe U.S. dollars, driving down the value of the Argentine currency.
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This was the first time she had not let the news out: she didn't want to see people exchanging knowing looks about her divorce.
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We place so much emphasis on exchanging those three words with our partners, though, that actions that say the same thing sometimes go underappreciated.
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As the name suggests, these are systems where Alice and Bob agree on their key, or part of it, by exchanging only public information.
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But it said the US was automatically exchanging certain information under its own automatic exchange rules, known as the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act.
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Both countries could start exchanging financial information from next year if they introduce the necessary legislation, Indonesia's Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati has said.
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On both sides, the prisoners' fates have been tied up with the on-again-off-again diplomacy over ending the war, and exchanging detainees.
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The yuan has now depreciated about 12% against the dollar since the two sides began exchanging tit-for-tat tariffs in April last year.
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The two worked diligently, exchanging quiet smiles, Jessica playfully reminding their mother every so often that she needs to cull her collection of trinkets.
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Mr. Sessions has said he answered honestly because he was being questioned in the context of Russian officials continuously exchanging information with campaign advisers.
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By now, all the online Arsenal celebs were milling around and exchanging pleasantries like a big family, including Arsenal Twitter kingpin Hugh Wizzy (above).
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CBI conducted raids in office premises of Avantha to investigate allegations of exchanging "illegal gratification" with Kapoor and his family for favourable lending terms.
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Exchanging commissions on these trades for research — known in the vernacular as soft-dollar arrangements — has been the way of the world for decades.
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Another downside: Exchanging trading commissions for research binds an investor to a firm regardless of how well or poorly it executes an investor's trades.
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One of the app's biggest hashtags is #Editing101 and has over 2 billion posts full of people demonstrating different editing techniques and exchanging tips.
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" Playwrights Horizons, 2013 Apocalyptic event Following a pandemic and technological destruction, surviving humans shelter together, exchanging remembered song, stories and episodes of "The Simpsons.
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Venezuelan generals, more than 2,113 strong, enjoy a range of privileges, from lucrative control of the food supply to favorable rates for exchanging dollars.
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While on the road, journeymen are not supposed to pay for food or accommodations, and instead live by exchanging work for room and board.
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Plenty of political intelligence firms make money exchanging information between Washington and Wall Street — the data is, after all, valuable stuff for hedge funds.
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The defense said the increased balance was part of the administrative process of exchanging cash and bitcoins and therefore not illegal, the Nikkei reported.
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In July 2016, Page gave a speech at the New Economic School, a Moscow university, exchanging "nice pleasantries" afterwards with Russia's deputy prime minister.
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Democrats and Republicans would normally be exchanging smiles and pleasantries — "Merry Christmas" or "Happy Holidays" — but there was little holiday cheer in the Capitol.
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But the two technology executives had wide-ranging discussions around their rivals in autonomous driving, exchanging news articles and gossip, the text messages show.
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At Toyota and Honda factories they saw union-management teams exchanging information, airing grievances and suggesting efficiencies — tactics later put to use in Detroit.
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After the magazine article was published, that musical number was altered, exchanging Mr. Schneiderman's name for Chuck Schumer's, the Democratic senator from New York.
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An individual's free expression can stimulate a more distinctive kind of exchange and will, in turn, lead to more distinctive ways of exchanging views.
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Soon, Christopher and his entourage made their way to the parking lot, exchanging amicable pleasantries with their Greek American counterparts and anticipating the playoffs.
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The yuan has now depreciated about 11% against the dollar since the two sides began exchanging tit-for-tat tariffs in April last year.
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The two are instantly attracted to each other, and after giving her a private tour of the estate, they begin exchanging notes by footman.
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China has a similar arrangement in place with Guinea, exchanging $20173 billion in loans across the next two decades for access to bauxite ore.
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It is where institutions go when they need short term cash, exchanging some collateral, like Treasurys or mortgage securities, for a short term loan.
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The Mariners also get Cleveland's 288 Competitive Balance Round B First-Year Player Draft selection (296th overall), and all three teams are exchanging cash.
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Instead, try other tactics like clearly indicating your name on drafts of a document or including a third party when you are exchanging ideas.
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The fight over Kavanaugh's records has reached a fever pitch in the Capitol, where both sides are exchanging rhetorical fire on a daily basis.
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The government will commit to exchanging the rarer green bonds for conventional bonds at any time, guaranteeing that the market for them remains liquid.
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The company's U.S.-listed shares jumped 29 percent in the prior session with 19 million of the company's 21.7 million floating shares exchanging hands.
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The talks fell apart over disagreements on exchanging sanctions relief for steps toward the dismantling of North Korea's nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs.
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For other migrants in the shelter, the equation was not necessarily of life or death, but of exchanging well-known hardship for vaguer hope.
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On Thursday, Cogan rejected a request to give Chapo more freedom but allowed the Sinaloa cartel boss to start exchanging letters with his wife.
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"Everyone just leaves you alone," said Deb Schaffer, who owns a boutique downtown and remembers seeing Mr. Ponte and exchanging greetings on the street.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo took flak for amiably shaking the crown prince's hand and exchanging pleasantries during his visit to Riyadh this week.
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Reuters witnesses said men in military uniform, who were accompanying Guaido at the scene, were exchanging fire with soldiers acting in support of Maduro.
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The trashcan was credited with "softening the sounds of trash day" by exchanging the clanging of metal cans with the muted sound of plastic.
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