But, there's little doubt that the sentiment Cobb expressed to ABC is one he's expressed to the President and his advisers in private before.
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Then people will have to wonder which are the lies: the extreme opinions expressed to win the nomination, or the more moderate opinions expressed to win the Oval Office.
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Our reaction has been directly expressed to the Trump family.
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"The desire that Raul Castro expressed to the United States: to live together with differences but in a civil way is also what the Cuban Church has expressed to the Cuban government," Ortega told CNN.
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Bedol, though, claims these charges have not been expressed to her.
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Several Dickinson scholars have expressed to me their frustration with Harvard's policies.
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No one expressed to me the importance of these people when I was younger.
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As Art Briles continued to rack up wins, meanwhile, the sentiment expressed to Hornsdigest.
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Multiple times people expressed to me that I changed their perception of gay people.
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What else had she expressed to him, or to the other students about him?
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I have expressed to her that this makes me uncomfortable, and she has apologized.
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According to court records, Roy repeatedly expressed to Carter that he doubted his plan.
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Several House members expressed to Fox News on Wednesday their disgust with Trump&aposs remark.
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Has the President expressed to you a change in opinion how Jerome Powell is doing?
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Mary Barra expressed to the President her support for our reforms on cafe fuel standards.
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But there was this very interesting kind of polemic that expressed to me, as a man.
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"What I've expressed to him is that he better hurry up and get to his destination."
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No one expressed to her, her teachers, her principal, or me feeling unsafe, offended, or confused.
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He said Pelosi had expressed to him in a phone call a desire to work together.
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It's the same sentiment being expressed to national organizations who encourage women to stand for election.
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Whatever doubts Clinton may have expressed to friends who talked to Politico, nothing came of it.
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"I don't think it was expressed to us as players clearly from Day One," Anthony said.
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"Had any student expressed to me their personal discomfort over actions by Mr. Epstein," she wrote.
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But in order for it to be harnessed, it has to be expressed to begin with.
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The President expressed to her in that meeting that he backed her up "completely," the official said.
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Other members have quietly expressed to me their concern that this wasn't told to us in advance.
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Other preferences they have expressed to Network Locum's onboarding team may also be factored in, she says.
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" Spicer also offered an explanation for Trump's view, expressed to CBS, that Kim is a "smart cookie.
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Ms. Perez said Mr. Lewis expressed to passengers that he thought he ran over the cyclist's foot.
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"This person expressed to me concerns about actions vis-à-vis the Impoundment Control Act," Sandy said.
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"Diversity in India is expressed to an extent that one does not see anywhere else," he added.
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I think he expressed to perfection the experience of the generation of American Jews who were assimilating rapidly.
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" He expressed to VICE via email, that within this routine, he thinks "we become our most essential selves.
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However, many of the rights expressed — to education, to equal pay for equal work, to nationality — remain unrealized.
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At first, I openly expressed to friends how much I was looking forward to the home educating part.
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I expressed to Walker the horror I felt at seeing her images, especially in that stifling, white environment.
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However, many of the rights expressed — to education, to equal pay for equal work, to nationality — remain aspirational.
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Though comments from a local union spokesman overlook the sentiment that individual cabbies in Chicago expressed to CNBC.
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But Trump's apparent demand, as expressed to Bolton, was for the Ukrainians to hand over the dirt directly.
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Rothkowitz had studied drama in grade school and expressed to friends at Yale his interest in the theater.
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"Breanna had expressed to me that she wanted to be the best player she could possibly be," Brian said.
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Some, like Apple CEO Tim Cook, have specifically expressed to Trump directly their desire to see DACA kept intact.
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Commission Vice President Valdis Dombrovskis said Bulgaria had expressed to him a clear desire to join the euro zone.
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"His expressed desire to not be incremental has also been expressed to me by lots of people," he said.
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But she said TC expressed to her many times that he was living in fear of the Zulu Nation.
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Their perception of their pain and joy and relief and fear cannot, even in principle, be expressed to anyone else.
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"The three people charged were not with our group, regardless of what outlook they expressed to the media," he said.
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Privately, party donors have expressed to each other a wide range of reasons for their interest in assisting these candidates.
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All of Italy's opposition parties have expressed to a greater or lesser degree their growing unease about the European project.
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"I expressed to President Duda our concerns over certain actions and the impasse around Poland's constitutional tribunal," Mr. Obama said.
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Another official said Trump expressed to aides within the hour that the media was blowing his comment out of proportion.
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"I expressed to President Duda our concerns over certain actions, and the impasse over Poland's constitutional tribunal," Obama told reporters.
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"He had expressed to me that he was taking psychiatric medications he didn't like," Ditto recalled of their last encounter.
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"I have expressed to him ... our willingness to work towards a coalition government," Podemos leader Pablo Iglesias told supporters in Madrid.
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But Graham insisted many of his colleagues have expressed to him that they want to take another crack at repeal now.
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"I've expressed to President Trump the need to take action to restore the integrity in the H-1B program," said Sen.
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"We are the same people, those who are painting the pretty murals and those who are vandalizing," he expressed to me.
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And for the first time in my life I saw a thong—or what was expressed to me as a thong.
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In the wake of #MeToo, men have expressed to me that fear of saying something sexist leads them to say nothing.
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I know that during their breakup, my friend expressed to her partner a wish for this exact situation not to occur.
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As Mr. Gonzalez has expressed to us on numerous occasions, for him, being gay and being Christian are not mutually exclusive.
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Mr. Trump said he had expressed to Mr. Deal "our sincere condolences for the lives taken" and promised to help Georgia.
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When liberal Mormons criticized the policy, Nelson called it "the will of the Lord" as expressed to former president Thomas Monson.
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Melissa never expressed to me while we were together or at any time since that anything we did was not consensual.
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"I know not too long ago I expressed to you that I was starting to fall in love with you," he says.
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Snipes told Phipps all about her past struggles, and Phipps, who is single, expressed to Snipes that she had always wanted children.
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Members in every one of them expressed to me their concern and anxiety about Israel's future and its relationship to diaspora Jewry.
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"I expressed to him the concern that I had of his being in this position," she said during her weekly press conference.
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" Sam Graves told POLITICO he hadn't seen the proposal but that he's expressed to DeFazio that he's "interested in working on anything.
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Guillory had expressed to her mother that she feared for her life after she and several other women accused deputies of rape.
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I think a lot of people, especially women and minorities, have expressed to me how important it was for somebody to say that.
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Midway through the reception, though, her sister Miriam expressed to her that she was upset that she wasn't included in the bridal party.
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When I was going through the interview process for The Bachelor, this was something I expressed to the show's producers and show psychologist.
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"Melissa never expressed to me while we were together or at any time since that anything we did was not consensual," he said.
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After the meeting, Alyssa expressed to CNN that Mayo could put the information from the meeting on the record and make it public.
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Navdeep Bains, the Canadian Minister for innovation, science, and economic development expressed to VICE that net neutrality is an important issue for him.
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"I had expressed to my mother my entire life that I hated that no one was able to pronounce it," Ms. Guadagno said.
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And — and so why did you — had the president at any point in time expressed to you concern, opposition, potential opposition to McCabe?
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His main concern about possible Scottish independence, as expressed to the Wall Street Journal, was whether the British Open could still be held.
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Woodward would not comment on the president's mental fitness, but only on concerns he says were expressed to him about Trump's job performance.
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It's certainly not expressed to me that any one has any journalistic issues — we're reasonably certain that the audience can separate fact from fiction.
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"So many people have expressed to me 'I could never do this' and I appreciate them, but it's also a sad comment," she noted.
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He made it to the Hometown Dates but was cut, interestingly enough, after Booth expressed to Kufrin that she still had feelings for him.
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Ali said she knows fellow Islamic scholars might have religious objections to some of the community's decisions, but none were expressed to the family.
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More than 75 Republicans "at every level of the party" expressed to NYT widespread uncertainty that Trump would even be on the 2020 ballot.
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" Broadcom said in a statement: "Many [of Qualcomm's stockholders] have expressed to us their desire that Qualcomm meet with us to discuss our proposal.
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The concerns -- including thousands expressed to EPA during a public comment period -- include the dangers to people and other animals that encounter the devices.
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"By far the sentiment expressed to us, to me, has been of confidence in our administration, our ethics, sound judgement and practice," he says.
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On their first night together in New York, Ms. Zahan expressed to her husband that they should "get to know each other," she recalled.
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Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, said he expressed to Mr. Trump, a Republican, that New Yorkers were fearful of the ramifications of his policies.
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However, a number of warehouse workers have expressed to Gizmodo in past reporting that they believed voicing their concerns led to retaliatory scrutiny or firing.
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He was able to make arrangements of my songs for the live shows that reflect exactly the moods that I envisioned and expressed to him.
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TMZ Sports got George at LAX Saturday and Lopez seems to think the regrets Darvish expressed to our photog a few days back was misplaced.
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I would therefore like to convey via this statement what I would have expressed to the press were I to travel to the United States.
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It was unclear what specific ideas and concerns they expressed to Waters, a California Democrat who has vowed sharp scrutiny of Wall Street and its practices.
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He has not wavered from his view, expressed to Mr. Obama in 2013, that destabilizing the North would create chaos in the region, these people said.
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Soon after, Rick expressed to Jordyn he had a great opportunity for her ... and wanted her to be the leading lady in his newest music vid.
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I have met with President Tsai twice and I'm confident she expressed to the President-elect the same desire for closer relations with the United States.
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"We have always had a very candid relationship and I expressed to him a concern that I had of his being in this position," Pelosi said.
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"Melissa never expressed to me while we were together or at any time since that anything we did was not consensual," Carter said in the statement.
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It was unclear what specific ideas and concerns the CEOs expressed to Waters, a California Democrat who has vowed sharp scrutiny of Wall Street and its practices.
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During that interview, Trump expressed to George Stephanopoulos an openness to accepting foreign dirt on a political opponent, and said he would only "maybe" notify the FBI.
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But there is also a counter-argument, expressed to me this week by two U.S. business bigs who aren't separating themselves from Saudi, either financially or rhetorically.
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"I expressed to both ministers that we encourage India and Pakistan to exercise restraint, and avoid escalation at any cost," Pompeo said in a statement on Wednesday.
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"I expressed to both ministers that we encourage India and Pakistan to exercise restraint, and avoid escalation at any cost," Pompeo said in a statement on Tuesday.
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The company said it has expressed to the Trump administration that it wants negotiations with China to continue and communicated how this move impacts consumer and prices.
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" Pelosi said she's "always had a very candid relationship" with Pence "and I expressed to him the concern that I had of his being in this position.
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Dent said members of the group expressed to him that the only people negotiating health care policy should be the lawmakers who sit on the relevant committees.
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Representatives from both carmakers have expressed to me that the companies have absolutely zero interest in becoming what amounts to contract manufacturers — or coach builders — for tech companies.
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That sentiment was expressed to CNN by multiple sources close to Trump, even as the campaign urged surrogates Wednesday to argue publicly that Trump performed well Monday night.
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To date, Trump has been reluctant to use the strong words of support for NATO that every other president since Truman has expressed to our allies and adversaries.
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She expressed to them that she felt Laâbissi's event should be cancelled, but she also did not want to detract from the positive message of her own event.
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" Wilpon added: "For me, the next level — and what I've expressed to Brodie and to everybody else — is not meaningful games in September, but meaningful games in October.
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" Her words brought City Ballet back to the tenet that its founder-choreographer George Balanchine once expressed to a ballet mother: "La danse, madame, c'est une question morale.
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Earlier this year, Brandon made his debut on The Hills: New Beginnings, where he expressed to his costar Brody Jenner that he was "on the hunt" for female companionship.
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"What for me was so eye-opening was the sheer sense of rejection and isolation that stateless people in the UK expressed to me," said American photographer Greg Constantine.
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However, several ECA students expressed to the AP that the schools closures have left them with a major dilemma after they took out thousands of dollars in student loans.
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A few expressed to Bailey that they were not yet out to their parents (they wouldn't be accepted), but drove many miles just to be around other LGBTQ people.
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But in one email she expressed to a confidante what she said was her deep personal pain over the death and destruction caused by a 2010 earthquake in Haiti.
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Your coronavirus questions answered Modeling is not precise, and uses known data to project trends in disease spread, and there were dissenting opinions expressed to CNN about Longini's analysis.
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"He has expressed to me, multiple times, his reaching out to his fans, taking advantage of them sexually, as a result of acquiring fame through this process," he claimed.
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" Cotton added the he has met with Taiwan's leader and he is "confident she expressed to the president-elect the same desire for closer relations with the United States.
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This is in keeping with sentiments he expressed to me about the pain of having many of his early IMs and emails exposed in the aftermath of legal proceedings.
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Mattis and Tillerson both expressed to Trump that moving the embassy would endanger American diplomats and troops stationed in the Middle East and Muslim countries, The Associated Press reported.
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"Taking into account Turkey's security imperatives, the president expressed to his Turkish counterpart his concerns following the military intervention launched on Saturday in Afrin," Macron's office said in a statement.
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A White House readout at the time of the call said Trump expressed to Zelensky his commitment to working on reforms that "strengthen democracy" and "root out corruption" in Ukraine.
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"The weekend that she finally expressed to us that she could not go on living another day with anyone thinking that she's a boy, we cried a lot," said Frank.
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"I expressed to both Ministers that we encourage India and Pakistan to exercise restraint, and avoid escalation at any cost," Pompeo said in a statement issued in Washington on Tuesday.
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For several decades, Andy Warhol was the patron saint of artists obsessed with mass media and celebrity culture, a fixation he expressed to the mainstream in a deadpan, affectless demeanor.
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"I have received a lot of support, many signs of solidarity, and they have expressed to me that I not back down in the fight against corruption," he said Sunday.
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But the situation grew more serious after Khan expressed to an FBI undercover operative his desire to kill hundreds of people in Arizona through "lone jihadist" attacks, according to court testimony.
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STOLBERG: Did you express to him the things that you have expressed to me, on this phone call, about the shortcomings in the process and how you do hold him responsible?
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Both Mr. Pekoske and Mr. Krebs have expressed to those close to them that they want to stick to their Senate-confirmed responsibilities rather than take up the acting secretary position.
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"She expressed to us that she would like to go out more if she could and that she's reluctant to ask strangers for help," said Julia Liao, who studies product design.
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All its GoLab advents, including Rollbot, were commissioned in response to common complaints about using the bathroom that customers have expressed to the company, perhaps laying the groundwork for future innovations.
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"This person expressed to me concerns about actions vis-a-vis the Impoundment Control Act" over the Ukraine aid hold, Sandy said — suggesting the person was concerned the hold was illegal.
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"The foreign ministry expressed to the government of Israel, via its ambassador in Mexico, its profound astonishment, rejection and disappointment over Prime Minister Netanyahu's message," the foreign ministry said in a statement.
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Wilmarth's view of light grew increasingly dark towards the end, and that darkness is expressed to full effect in the late drawings on paper executed in the final year of his life.
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"We are concerned about Honeysuckle as her recent behavior has concerned family and friends and she has expressed to them she is feeling anxious," Detective Kate Witt said in a press release.
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Many millionaires have expressed to me that because their lives are so busy and they have so many responsibilities, they ultimately want to marry someone who just works in their life; i.e.
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My boyfriend has already expressed to his mother how much it hurts him when she does things with his ex and not her own son, but it doesn't seem to faze her.
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In the same way the music must no longer know itself — but passions violent or not, must never be expressed to the point of disgust, and music must never offend the ear.
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Elizabeth Warren had the line of the night shutting down the notion that a woman couldn't be elected president, a position she said Sanders expressed to her in a December 2018 meeting.
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He tries and tries, but he simply cannot keep it — his expression is fluid, mutable, expressed to his true emotions no matter what he does — and so he is marked for deletion.
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"These shoots with my husband are more fun than the typical client because I can experiment with anything and everything without the nervousness of messing something up for pay," she expressed to Mashable.
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"I've expressed to leadership that I'm a 'no' on the healthcare vote until it is responsive to my community," Denham said during an animated town hall meeting, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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Coleman went on to say that she had a message for survivors who have expressed to her their guilt for not being able to do more to help those who lost their lives.
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Boeing's chief executive, Dennis A. Muilenburg, called from Chicago and expressed to Mr. Trump his confidence in the safety of the 737 Max 8 jets, according to two people briefed on the conversation.
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It's possible that Trump has no intention of going along with his budget director on this, that he'll force Mulvaney to prepare budgets that completely contradict the sentiments he expressed to the Senate.
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At the hearing deciding the girl's fate, Chad Brackeen left out any self-consciousness about his large home with a pool on an acre of land that he had expressed to the Times.
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I did, however, wish to thank the hosts, and expressed to my boyfriend the idea of purchasing a card and a small souvenir from the local region to mail to their home later.
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"The idea came from [LVMH CEO] Bernard Arnault himself, who expressed to me his wish to organize a major retrospective at the Grand Palais dedicated to the house of Louis Vuitton," Saillard tells Refinery29.
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Garcetti was especially happy that, as Lucas had also expressed to him, museum-hoppers at Exposition Park could see the space shuttle or dinosaur bones at neighboring institutions to seeing how they are fictionalized.
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Scores of current and retired FBI employees who gave their all to the organization have expressed to me that they deeply resent being unfairly forced to deal with the consequences of Strzok's bad behavior.
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" Carter said he was "shocked and saddened" by the accusations, and insisted that Schuman "never expressed to me while we were together or at any time since that anything we did was not consensual.
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He offered no proof that he carefully acted to separate these views — which he constantly expressed to his paramour Page, who also was on the investigation — from his actions that are now under investigation.
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For now, Van Drew said he is leaning toward voting for the bill but wants to ensure it doesn't negatively impact the minimum wage policies in New Jersey — concerns he has expressed to leadership.
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"Our views and expectations on this issue, which is an indicator of whether the Netherlands has the will to normalize ties with our country, have been expressed to the Dutch charges d'affaires," Aksoy added.
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Via The Hill's Ellen Mitchell: Mattis and Tillerson both expressed to Trump that moving the embassy would endanger American diplomats and troops stationed in the Middle East and Muslim countries, The Associated Press reported.
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Trump expressed to President el-Sisi his strong support for Egypt's war on terrorism, and how under a Trump Administration, the United States of America will be a loyal friend, not simply an ally.
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Several years ago, he expressed to me his admiration for Israelis' "resilience" in the face of constant terrorism, and it is clear that he would like to see resilience replace panic in American society.
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Rapert, whose Senate district does not include Little Rock, said he introduced the legislation after "several Arkansans across the state" had expressed to him their "discomfort" with naming its largest airport after the controversial Clintons.
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Ms. Collins didn't get a chance to pose her theory to Mr. Comey on Thursday, and it is unlikely he could assess the president's thinking beyond what had been expressed to him by Mr. Trump.
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He emphasizes his biography on the trail, and he spoke after the Thursday event of the pain his black family members expressed to him at feeling Ms. Harris had been held to an unfair standard.
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Indeed, speech is that capacity in human beings that makes it possible for what is inside of them to be expressed to others who are also capable of grasping what is in someone else's mind.
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Wu did not mention sanctions during the interview, reiterating China's commitment to a peaceful resolution through dialogue, the same stance Chinese President Xi Jinping expressed to U.S. President Donald Trump in a phone call last week.
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Unfortunately, as gun policy experts have expressed to VICE in the past, these programs are not necessarily well known or funded, and need more study for us to better grasp how they can be most useful.
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"Numerous Chico's FAS shareholders have expressed to management that they support the Board's previous decision to reject Sycamore's proposal and share the view that Sycamore's proposal is inadequate," a statement from the company said on Wednesday.
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In a statement provided to BuzzFeed News, Carter said that Schuman had "never expressed" to him that what they did was not consensual, adding that this was the first time he was hearing about her accusations.
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My parents have never expressed to me that I need to chip in, but my mom would sort of hint that they're not going to be here forever to pay for me and I understand that.
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Then I remembered a wish she'd expressed to me, not unconscious of the fact that whatever piece I would write would be as much a reflection of the woman writing it as the woman it's about.
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McConnell has expressed to Trump that confirming anyone to a significant Cabinet-level position is going to be challenging in this political environment, especially as the midterms near, according to a source familiar with the matter.
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If you are someone and you've expressed to me that kind of dismissal of something that is really valid and important in my life, then we're not in commune anymore, and we're not in conversation anymore.
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As we reflect on the outpouring of support our family has received this year, we also remember the longing many people have expressed to get back to the kind of sentiment and humanity our father embodied.
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Privately, concerns were expressed to The Verge that there are fears this could turn into a replay of the 2014 Media Viewer fight, which cause significant distrust between the Foundation and the community-led editions it oversees.
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"It shows it's a real problem out there," Severino said, adding that one of the top concerns expressed to the office from workers had to do with not wanting to refer for, assist with, or provide abortions.
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Former Cambridge Analytica employees even expressed to Gizmodo at the time of the company's demise that they weren't the only firm conducting such psychologically manipulative work in the industry, they were just the ones that made headlines.
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" WATCH THIS: Jessie James Decker Brings PEOPLE Inside Her New Jersey Home Quattrone adds, "She really expressed to us that she feels her home, just like her fashion, is ever evolving, and she was ready for reinvention.
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"The Foreign Ministry expressed to the government of Israel, via its ambassador in Mexico, its profound astonishment, rejection and disappointment over Prime Minister Netanyahu's message on Twitter about the construction of a border wall," the ministry's statement.
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Multiple witnesses have also told jurors Menendez's concern -- at least expressed to them -- was that he viewed CMS' billing practices as unfair and resulting in a windfall for drug companies -- never referencing his friend or Lucentis directly.
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Cheney also reportedly expressed to Pence that the U.S. was "getting into a situation when our friends and allies around the world that we depend upon are going to lack confidence in us," according to the Post.
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No one in the family cares for him, and all but me have expressed to her their unease with her relationship, which she patently refuses to discuss, causing strain between herself and the rest of the family.
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"There's a lot of anxiety, there's a lot of distrust, there are people who have expressed to me that they're scared of what his policies might entail," said Marc Morial, the president of the National Urban League.
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" Officials: We don't endorse Spencer's rhetoric Before the event, Texas A&M Senior Vice President Amy Smith said in a statement that the school "finds (Spencer's) views as expressed to date in direct conflict with our core values.
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News of the warning comes as former acting Attorney General Sally Yates is set to testify before Congress on Monday about the concerns she expressed to Trump administration officials about Flynn's contacts with Russian officials, namely with Kislyak.
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The FBI helped USA Gymnastics hide the truth about Nassar, according to the report, when Steve Penny, the then-head of USAG, "expressed to the FBI his desire to 'body-slam' reporters investigating the Nassar situation" on Sept.
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Just days before he was killed, Mr. Allahdad had expressed to an older brother, Ghulam Sakhi, how tired he had been: "For three months, or six months, I just want to go somewhere where I don't hear anything."
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A theme to the promotional story repeatedly expressed to me and my colleagues during this trip is that Los Angeles is experiencing a major revitalization: new galleries and museums opening, projects expanding and previously downtrodden neighborhoods being resuscitated.
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"After the meeting, on the way back to FBIHQ either in the car or elevator at FBIHQ, Rybicki expressed to Comey his concern that he didn't think Sessions really understood the point of Comey's message," the summary says.
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Zach Parise (lower body) has been ruled out of Thursday's tilt with the Central Division-rival St. Louis Blues, but coach Mike Yeo expressed to reporters that the veteran forward could return to action later in the trek.
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"This person expressed to me concerns about actions vis-à-vis the Impoundment Control Act," Sandy testified, adding that the lawyer said she had resigned in part because of the terms of the hold on Ukraine security assistance.
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Rapert, whose Senate district does not include Little Rock, said he drafted the bill after "several Arkansans across the state" had expressed to him their "discomfort" with naming its largest airport, Clinton National Airport, after the former first family.
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The celebrity-beloved fashion icon, who also designed Princess Eugenie's wedding reception dress, expressed to Vogue that he's "very sad" about this turn of events and intends "to reflect and regroup" before taking any next steps in his career.
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Combine the explicit statement of intent to revise or repeal the rule by the new administration with the vast concern expressed to DOL via public comment, and it's likely that the APA's "good cause" for delay exception would apply.
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In Iowa, Biden is pressing his two biggest advantages over his Democratic rivals: His deep support from black voters, and the sense likely voters have consistently expressed to pollsters that Biden is the party's most electable candidate against Trump.
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The Democratic pair further said the Justice Department has already expressed to members of the committees that they had "serious credibility concerns" with the informant, and the two requested Democrats receive a transcript of the expected interview this week.
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According to our source, both officials "have expressed [to the Trump team] that they would likely be willing to stay to facilitate a smooth transition, if asked," as is the tradition for key officials, and have yet to receive a response.
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Bob Orr, a Republican who recently served as associate justice for ten years on the North Carolina Supreme Court, told me that Republicans who are "active in the state" have recently expressed to him that the court plan could happen.
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" At the G7 meeting in the Canadian ski resort of Whistler, British Columbia, Canadian Finance Minister Bill Morneau said he expressed to Mnuchin "our absolute view that this is absurd that Canada could in any way be a security risk.
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" At the G7 meeting in the Canadian ski resort of Whistler, British Columbia, Canadian Finance Minister Bill Morneau said he expressed to Mnuchin "our absolute view that this is absurd that Canada could in any way be a security risk.
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I was up to my eyeballs in the Obama campaign then and I still recall with trepidation the rage expressed to me by many Clinton supporters who passionately felt that an upstart from Illinois had stolen Hillary Rodham Clinton's birthright.
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" The Indiana Democrat added that believes Haspel has learned from the past and that she expressed to him "her commitment to be responsive to congressional oversight and to provide her unvarnished assessment -- both to members of Congress and the President.
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The officials said Mr. Wheeler's interest arose from two main sources: Concerns that Representative Nanette D. Barragán, Democrat of California, expressed to Mr. Wheeler at a House Energy and Commerce Committee hearing in March about discolored tap water in Compton, Calif.
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One source, who spoke with Shulkin over the weekend, said the secretary expressed to him that while things were a bit tense, he still felt that he had the support of the White House and was committed to his job.
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Weeks before a grand jury indicted Smollett on the theory he falsely reported being the victim of a hate crime, relatives of the actor, who is black and gay, had expressed to Tchen "concerns about the investigation" by Chicago police.
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"We expressed to them how important it is that any deal adequately compensate victims, protect employees, and not reward those who enabled or perpetuated this egregious sexual misconduct," said Schneiderman's press secretary, Amy Spitalnick, of the conversations with the potential buyers of TWC.
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In all, there are 4373 research projects in what NASA is calling the "Twin Study," ranging from testing the cognitive abilities of the Kelly twins to assessing changes to how their genes are expressed to looking for signs of change in their metabolisms.
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"Johnson then expressed to her friend (female witness) that if they stick together that they stand a chance to make money and in a separate text the suspect referred to talking to an attorney and going for big bucks," the affidavit continues.
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We have a number of people with disabilities working on the manual, and they have expressed to me that it's empowering to have a way to participate because oftentimes online activism or hashtag activism gets made fun of or looked down on.
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"The Secretariat of Foreign Relations expressed to the government of Israel ... its profound sadness, rejection, and disappointment over the Twitter message of Prime Minister Netanyahu regarding the construction of a border wall," Mexico's foreign ministry said in a statement issued on Saturday.
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SAO PAULO, April 4 (Reuters) - U.S. oil company Exxon Mobil Corp expressed to Brazil's state-controlled firm Petrobras "strong interest" in the exploration of deep-water pre-salt oil fields off the Brazilian coast, Petrobras Chief Executive Officer Pedro Parente said on Tuesday.
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"As he expressed to the court today, his imprisonment has given him the chance to re-order his priorities and he has learned - as he said, 'the hard way' - that family is much more important than money," Lustberg said in an email.
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"It is reasonable to believe that this activity - the questions Mr Whitaker asked about Mr Cohen's case, and the manner in which he asked them - reflected fears about the case that were likely expressed to Mr Whitaker by the president himself," Nadler said.
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Womack alleges Peep repeatedly expressed to management he wanted to quit the tour, saying he was physically and emotionally drained, but they ignored his pleas and "pushed [Peep] onto stage after stage in city after city, plying and propping" him up with drugs.
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"My director, the army ranger, came in and sat me down, and he called the guy who he reports to on the campaign, who is [Paul] Manafort's right-hand guy, and they expressed to me the problem with the tweet," he said.
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The Post reports that Trump has been increasingly anxious about special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 elections and expressed to confidants concern that some people around him, including his eldest son, might be caught up in the probe.
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Atlantia, 30 percent controlled by the Benetton family, said in a statement it had expressed to Abertis a generic and preliminary interest in assessing "common projects", adding it had made no commitment and no plans had been submitted to its own board of directors.
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Recently, while exclusively spilling the news about 2018's Backstreet Boys cruise (which you can learn more about here), McLean expressed to Refinery29 just how much fatherhood has changed him, and how glad he is to have daughters ("I'm so thankful I don't have sons").
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"At a recent meeting with Mr Khan he expressed to us that, without stronger support from within the game, his offer is being seen as more divisive than it was anticipated to be and has decided to withdraw his proposal," Glenn said in a statement.
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But in June, the Justice Department's inspector general released a report that found there was no evidence that Strzok acted on the anti-Trump sentiment he expressed to Page while working on the Trump-Russia probe, and the investigation into Hillary Clinton's private email server.
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"Community leaders expressed to the governor that they did not feel it was appropriate for Trump to come, so the governor made a decision not to join him on his visit out of respect for the families and the community," said Beth Melena, Wolf's campaign spokeswoman.
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It is also worth noting that the health care community contains gun owners and NRA members, many of whom have expressed to me their astonishment at the idea that we, the medical community, should not provide solutions to reduce firearm injury and death in this country.
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In a letter on Tuesday to Assistant Assistant Attorney General Steven Engel, Nadler said Whitaker expressed to staff concerns that campaign finance charges against Cohen may have been "specious" and raised "serious questions" about the theory of the case overseen by federal prosecutors in New York.
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"In all communications on the issue, the government of Mexico has expressed to the government of the United States that, if the announced deployment of the National Guard were to translate into a militarization of the border, that would gravely damage the bilateral relations," read the release.
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But in these cases, the Mexicans seeking asylum were already in the US. When they expressed to Border Patrol agents a fear of being sent to Mexico, they were deported without being given the chance to access asylum, according to the complaints filed in recent weeks.
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We were, I should hasten to add, too caught up in a cracking, plot-propelling confrontation — and the gorgeous language in which it was expressed — to be consciously thinking about how it might mirror any tensions between a real-life mother and son in the 1960s.
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We were, I should hasten to add, too caught up in a cracking, plot-propelling confrontation — and the gorgeous language in which it was expressed — to be consciously thinking about how it might mirror any tensions between a real-life mother and son in the 1960s.
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"At a recent meeting with Mr Khan he expressed to us that, without stronger support from within the game, his offer is being seen as more divisive than it was anticipated to be and has decided to withdraw his proposal," said FA chief executive Martin Glenn in a statement.
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These regional differences in pay are reflected in the attitudes expressed to PDK — 60% of teachers in the Northeast said they are fairly paid, 47% on the West Coast said they are fairly paid and roughly 30% of teachers in the South and Midwest said they are fairly paid.
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Kendrick Lamar and Walton first became acquainted with one another earlier in 2016 after he expressed to a member of Top Dawg Entertainment (TDE) that he was interested in playing the rapper his beats, to which they jokingly asked if he really thought he had what it took.
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This view was expressed to me often, usually by people asking if the family was "kind" or "benevolent" to their slaves, but at no point was it better encapsulated than by a youngish mom taking the house tour with her 6-year-old daughter a couple of years ago.
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"I expressed to folks in Washington at a variety of levels that my concern is that the president, whoever is on the ticket with him from myself to a U.S. Senate candidate or congressional candidates, none of our races should impede or erode his brand," said Mr. Sununu.
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On February 9, Lissa Lucas, an online media specialist and a 2018 state House candidate, expressed to the committee her concern over a bill called HB 000 that would allow fossil fuel companies to drill for oil and gas on private land without all of the landowners' consent.
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Charles P. Grom, who worked for Deutsche Bank, will pay $100,000 to settle charges by the regulator that his recommendation to buy shares of the retailer Big Lots was inconsistent with his own negative view of the stock, which he privately expressed to a few colleagues and hedge fund clients.
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The former analyst, Charles P. Grom, who worked for Deutsche Bank, will pay $100,000 to settle charges that his recommendation to buy shares in the retailer Big Lots was inconsistent with his own negative view of the stock, which he privately expressed to a few colleagues and hedge fund clients.
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Unsworth's lawyers dispute this, claiming that the investigator — who BuzzFeed News revealed to be a convicted fraudster named James Howard-Higgins — never expressed to Jared Birchall, the head of Musk's family office tasked with communicating with the investigator, that Unsworth's Thai partner was 22018 years old when they supposedly married.
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A Christian friend of mine who used to be a pimp—a real pimp—just the other day expressed to me how ashamed he feels for the horrible things he's done to women, and admitted the #MeToo Movement had stirred emotions inside of him that he thought were gone forever.
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"Judge Griesa expressed to me ... that it gave him the greatest pleasure to be able to exercise his discretion and lift the injunction as a result of the dramatically changed circumstances in Argentina following the election of President Macri," Daniel Pollack, the court-appointed mediator in the case, said in a public statement.
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" The Organization of American States said it was the responsibility of the constitutional court of Peru to "rule on the legality and legitimacy of the institutional decisions adopted" as well as the "differences that may exist in the interpretation of the constitution, depending on the actions and positions expressed to the court by political actors.
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However, I would happily hop on a plane to Washington again if I were invited to sit down and talk through other issues that will help the disenfranchised, marginalized and voiceless... The president expressed to us that he is concerned about the incredible challenges our prisoners and former prisoners face under the current system.
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Of course, when I met her, she was singing, and she had expressed to me how much she wanted to make records, so really I'm just working through these to make the Black Hail Mary record and put her in the forefront, so I can just produce behind her and back her on the vocals.
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So after Trump expressed to reporters on May 9 that he wanted Iran to give him a call, American officials passed a direct telephone number for the White House to the Swiss government, which as a neutral nation represents US interests in Tehran in the absence of an American Embassy, to make available to the Islamic Republic of Iran.
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Sanders aides privately expressed to me their belief that the party deliberately chose not to schedule a debate between Super Tuesday and the Michigan primary so as to disadvantage Sanders; that leading data analysts like Nate Silver, Nate Cohn and David Wasserman were willfully "anti-Bernie"; that news organizations, including this one, had a conscious bias against Sanders.
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Daines has been hunting with Trump Jr. and Trump Jr.'s son, according to a source familiar with their relationship, and Daines has expressed to Trump Jr. and transition officials that a Westerner for Interior would be ideal to understand policies that protect a way of life that is about conservation and protecting land for uses including hunting, the source said.
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"I wanted to impress on him all the things he'd expressed to me about what he loved about Harvard — not just the hockey and academics, but the friendships and the people he associated with," said Ted Donato, who played four years at Harvard and was the most valuable player of the N.C.A.A. tournament when the Crimson won their only national championship, in 1989.
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On Pro Basketball Assuming the contract details will be a formality and the mutual interest that Phil Jackson and Jeff Hornacek have expressed to each other leads to Hornacek's becoming the next Knicks head coach, here is what fans will be getting, aside from their wish that it be anyone but the interim incumbent Kurt Rambis: Not an A-list media star.
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When I traveled to Iraq and the region in 22019, our senior military and diplomatic leaders expressed to me that they were already asking themselves this type of question and contemplating what they could do to limit the role of Shia militias, integrate the Sunni populations in Iraq, and decrease our reliance on Syrian Kurdish forces to re-take Raqqa.
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After working for the company in Europe, in 1970, he moved to the company's headquarters in McLean, Va. In 1983, Mr. Mars and his siblings, John and Jacqueline, formalized what they called the Five Principles of Mars — quality, mutuality, responsibility, efficiency and freedom — based on an objective their father expressed: to create mutual benefits that make a difference for people and the planet through the company's performance.
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What followed was what she described as an "insulting" process: She was paired up with a counselor who she claims was not trained to deal with sexual assaults; she claims she was told by administration that she would eventually "get over" the assault; and she was told specifically not to speak to anyone else about it, despite her growing mental distress, which she expressed to the university.
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"In this regard, let me say a few words to the people: THERE WILL BE NO WAR, NOR WILL WE NEGOTIATE WITH THE U.S." Ayatollah Khamenei's virulent hostility toward the United States is well known, and he has said before that the Trump administration's repudiation of the nuclear agreement had proved his suspicion — which he expressed to Mr. Rouhani — that the Americans could not be trusted.
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"What the president said during that interview is that folks from the industry had come to him and expressed to him how the deteriorating roads were affecting their ability to deliver goods and services throughout this country, and that they had expressed a willingness to see something like that as a way to help pay for and repair the roads and bridges," Spicer said in a briefing with reporters.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiCongressional leaders downplay possibility of Capitol closing due to coronavirus Ocasio-Cortez says candidate she backed in Texas Democratic primary 'came closer than anyone imagined' Henry Cuellar fends off Democratic challenger in Texas House primary MORE (D-Calif.) on Thursday told reporters she spoke with Pence and "expressed to him a concern that I had of his being in this position" of leading the coronavirus response.
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"This sounds to me like the law being stretched in a new direction that is based on a more expansive and scientifically accurate — according to social science research — interpretation of how racism operates in current society," Ellen Berrey, an associate professor in the sociology department at the University of Toronto, and the co-author of "Rights on Trial: How Workplace Discrimination Law Perpetuates Inequality" expressed to the Times.
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However, the reservations expressed to the FT reflected private fears about the reputational damage for participating companies — many of which have operated in Turkey for decades — given the controversy of political situation in Turkey and its relations with the EU. The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe voted on Tuesday to restart monitoring human rights conditions in Turkey after having suspended their review in 2004 as Turkey made reforms to join the European Union.
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"The unprecedented nature of a meeting between a head of state and independent civil society in Hanoi demonstrates that we will continue to raise issues related to human rights with Vietnam even as our relationship progresses and we have continued differences, and the President expressed to both the government and civil society that he believes our deepening engagement will allow us to more productively support progress on legal reforms and respect for universal values going forward," he added.
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