The US Army recently fielded the Enhanced Night Vision Goggles - Binocular, the most cutting-edge technology of its kind fielded to conventional forces.
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Honea fielded questions from them inside the City Council's chambers.
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According to party spokesman Oneeb Farooqi, it fielded 170 candidates.
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He fielded it and from his knees got California Rep.
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Trump fielded attacks from Cruz and Rubio throughout the night.
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They had also fielded a unified women's ice hockey team.
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City Ballet has fielded two casts in all three ballets.
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" She later fielded several questions to the "outside special counsel.
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Authorities also fielded suspicious packages on Wednesday addressed to Rep.
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In the last race, the Republicans fielded 17 major candidates.
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She has not fielded questions from the podium since Dec.
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My agent has even fielded a few calls from teams.
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We took turns hitting, then fielded grounders at every base.
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In fact, Trump fielded one of his questions on Friday.
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Still, the party has fielded several candidates facing corruption charges.
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She also fielded daily calls and texts from the landlord.
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They last fielded this survey a dozen years ago in 2005, but have scheduled the next one to be fielded this spring, with the results set to come out in late 85033 or early 2018.
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In mid-July we fielded a screening trip to rural Haiti.
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He fielded relatively easy questions from conservative radio host Howie Carr.
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The US Army fielded its first female infantry officer in April.
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Third baseman Kris Bryant fielded it but had no play anywhere.
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Torres hit a slow ground ball, and Eduardo Nunez fielded it.
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Instead, it was my dad who fielded my early beauty questions.
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He caught two pop-ups and fielded a ground ball cleanly.
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This development was fielded along with the ENVG-B in September.
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One of the first questions she fielded was about the Olympics.
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The rapper has fielded allegations of sexual assault and harassment before.
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He fielded reporters' questions about Kavanaugh later in the news conference.
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In the Senate, there were 11 primaries that fielded women candidates.
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Democrats have fielded a strong candidate in former journalist Leslie Cockburn.
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Dr. Sanjay Gupta of CNN fielded questions about the Zika virus.
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In 2015 elections, no major political party fielded a Muslim candidate.
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Some days I baked birthday cakes or fielded teacher phone calls.
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The company has fielded takeover interest from Microsoft, Amazon and Google.
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Jackson fielded questions at Tuesday's press briefing for roughly an hour.
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Republicans concede that Democrats have fielded a strong challenger: former Rep.
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On Sunday, the academy fielded an immensely diverse slate of winners.
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Colleges large and small have fielded reports against students and professors.
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"It's definitely important because it's the least fielded, terminal cancer," Longoria continued.
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Earlier in the day, Clooney fielded questions at a festival press conference.
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Both Ford and Kavanaugh fielded questions from lawmakers and prosecutor Rachel Mitchell.
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He fielded voters' questions during three intimate town hall forums on Monday.
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An improved version of the IHPS was fielded alongside the ENVG-Bs.
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Russ McKamey has long fielded concerns over the safety of the attraction.
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Bharatiya Janata Party has fielded for this election, only 24 are women.
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By the end of this year, over 600 will have been fielded.
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But once Pierzynski fielded the ball, Pierzynski moved toward him, Flores said.
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New York police told CNN they've fielded dozens of calls about Weinstein.
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Correa did take batting practice and fielded ground balls before Wednesday's game.
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The goal to have all three SBCTs fielded by 2028, he said.
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The staffer from Ryan's office fielded many of the most detailed queries.
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Anibal Sanchez fielded Mondesi's bunt, but first baseman Cabrera dropped the throw.
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She fielded questions, with many giggles, about Cook on CBS This Morning.
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Both Klobuchar and Kamala Harris fielded questions about their records as prosecutors.
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Instead of starting a backup quarterback, the Eagles fielded a backup offense.
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Focus Features fielded the picture, which carried a $60 million price tag.
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Booker's campaign launch on February 1 occurred after the poll was fielded.
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Unsurprisingly, the middleweight great fielded many questions about possible replacements for Gastelum.
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Pia Wurtzbach fielded questions — and cheeky come-ons — for an hour on Twitter.
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As it happens, questions like these are currently being fielded in the Sanctuary.
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The pop star, 30, fielded questions Thursday at a press conference in Houston.
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But he also fielded suggestions from Ivanka, Christie, Sessions, and several senior staffers.
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NOTES: New York DH Alex Rodriguez fielded ground balls at first base Friday.
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The President fielded questions on his recent executive orders from opponents and advocates.
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When the weekend turned violent, the organization fielded harsh criticism on social media.
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Kelly also fielded questions about two of Trump's recent targets in Congress, Sen.
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Giuliani also fielded questions on whether Biden will run for president in 2020.
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New York police have told CNN they've fielded dozens of calls about Weinstein.
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Barr fielded several questions during his committee hearing last month on Mueller's investigation.
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Harris's supporters at the DC event largely said she fielded key questions effectively.
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He fielded phone calls from his half sister when she landed in jail.
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He has fielded congratulatory phone calls from President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia.
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He also fielded a lot of pitches that he had to turn down.
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Police fielded various tips as to his whereabouts, almost all of them unhelpful.
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Marie Lee, 25, Seoul Joint teams between the two Koreas have been fielded.
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They fielded phone calls from clients and let the computers do their work.
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More than 1,000 independent candidates were fielded, and 267 of them were elected.
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New Lab has fielded more than 400 applications to select its 80 companies.
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The company has fielded over 60,000 requests since the strike began, Young said.
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The digital-native publications fielded mixed results by the end of the decade.
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Pagan's grounder took a wicked hop and Arenado fielded it above his shoulders.
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The SBA has also fielded 5,221 calls and completed 451 property damage inspections.
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Nielsen has already fielded inbound interest from private equity firms, the person said.
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We have fielded over a half-dozen polls with more than 2900,220006 respondents.
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Some of the questions he fielded this time around: What makes him unique?
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In December 2018 alone, the Police Department fielded some 16,400 domestic incident runs.
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In December 2000, he fielded questions from C-Span viewers for an hour.
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I fielded those questions with an eloquent "Um, yeah?" before swiftly changing the topic.
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Maeda fielded the ball and threw out Goldschmidt before immediately dropping to the ground.
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I fielded press inquiries about FBI operations and staffed Mueller at various public engagements.
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Yesterday, that letter was released as Barr fielded questions from the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Volunteers fielded them for hours, fueled by BBQ sandwiches, chocolate chip muffins, and coffee.
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In the meantime, the company has fielded tweets from plenty of (rightfully) frustrated moviegoers.
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This week alone, Ugg has reportedly fielded more than 500 queries from concerned Jews.
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In November alone, Swagway customer support fielded over 250,000 minutes of customer service calls.
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The company told regulators it fielded as many as 183 complaint calls from neighbors.
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The KushCo executive said it's fielded calls and met with representatives of both banks.
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Johnny's mega-realtor Brett Lawyer from Hilton & Hyland fielded the offers on his behalf.
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Her mother, Elena Holwegner, fielded the endless requests with humor, if not compromise. Ring!
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At Tuesday's town hall, Sanders fielded a question about Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
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Price has fielded his own plan, with similarities to House Speaker Paul Ryan's plan.
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He was a standout baseball player who fielded offers from the Yankees and Phillies.
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Between songs he fielded questions on everything from evolutionary biology (good) to Spotify (evil).
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The policy was later frozen after the league fielded criticism from supporters and players.
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During manager Joe Girardi's pregame press conference, he fielded four questions about trade rumors.
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Diekman fielded the ball, and his low throw rolled down the right field line.
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Warren fielded the first question of the night, which was focused on the economy.
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He also fielded questions on the release of the full Robert Mueller report. Rep.
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Clinton has fielded endless uncomfortable questions about why more young women weren't supporting her.
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The Big East fielded the two lowest-ranked No. 230 seeds, Villanova and Xavier.
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All 105 participants fielded these twin questions: What worries you most about the future?
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You wonder if I fielded it cleanly if any of that would have happened.
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With the Democrats divided, the Republicans fielded the relatively unknown Abraham Lincoln of Illinois.
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Trump generally avoids journalists, but at the castle on Wednesday, she fielded their questions.
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Then Montgomery fielded the ensuing kickoff about 2 yards deep in his end zone.
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Bush ended, the president indicated that he had also fielded a call from Rambo.
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Hong Kong Indigenous transferred its support to another localist party, which fielded two candidates.
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Every single day I fielded dozens, if not hundreds, of emails and phone calls.
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Stephen Myrow of Beacon Policy Advisors fielded his first inquiry on Sanders's chances Thursday.
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Riding in the car, Elizabeth fielded nervous texts from Joseph, who arrived before them.
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The F-35C is one of three variants fielded by the Department of Defense.
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After the match, she fielded a few questions, ever earnest and quick to respond.
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He then fielded questions exclusively about the tariffs, which were made official on Thursday.
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Matt Stevens and the night Express editor Pete Khoury fielded the late-late update.
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Lee fielded questions throughout the week from fellow Democrats, particularly freshmen, on the issue.
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Kushner, who has grown close to Jordan, fielded an array of questions from attendees.
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He then fielded questions exclusively about the tariffs, which were made official on Thursday.
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In Pyeongchang, Team USA fielded what is arguably its most competitive team to date.
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He then fielded questions about education-related issues and the death of Detective Simonsen.
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The Kaiser Family Foundation fielded a poll in April focused on this exact question.
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That survey was fielded in the days immediately following Biden's formal entry into the race.
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"Mission data has been fielded in support of version 2B, 3i, and 3f," Grabowski added.
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That program fielded 785 new allegations of abuse against Catholic clergy, many from past decades.
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At the meeting, Buffett and Munger fielded dozens of questions from shareholders, analysts and journalists.
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And both Maroon 33 and Travis Scott have fielded major backlash after announcing their performances.
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He said he fielded those questions to help Mr. Durham, not to manage his investigation.
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These sets aren't exactly like what is currently fielded by NASA and various private companies.
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Mr. Bush wore the pained look of a man who has fielded the question before.
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They also fielded a joint women's hockey team — a first for them at the Games.
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Bourn fielded the ball cleanly and quickly hit cut-off man Machado near third base.
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The three main opposition parties fielded no candidates, having reasonably called the voting a sham.
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Snap Chief Strategy Officer Imran Khan fielded most of the questions at the Boston event.
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Shan Wenhua, another of the court's advisers, fielded reporters' questions on opening day in Xi'an.
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Each of the towns also fielded many media requests, which also ate up their time.
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The most common question fielded by the expert crew was: Will the car be pink?
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Seven complaints are also a lot less than the MLA has fielded in the past.
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And today, they command the most competent, battle-hardened troops any military has ever fielded.
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Following the screening, executive producers Andrew Kreisberg and Greg Berlanti fielded questions about the crossover.
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Dispatchers fielded multiple calls about the shooting and responding officers arrived to find three bodies.
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Candidates for the head of the Washington-based IMF can be fielded until Sept. 6.
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She then fielded questions from Democrats and from Mitchell, to whom Republicans ceded their time.
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After Mark Reynolds walked, Tony Wolters put down a safety squeeze bunt that Archer fielded.
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He fielded the ball and threw off balance toward Chris Taylor, who was covering second.
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Among the notable new revelations were allegations Paterno fielded a complaint about Sandusky in 1976.
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And while we fielded that, advanced cruise missile had some challenges logistically, maintenance was difficult.
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"Our government has recently fielded several systems, very high priority fielding programs," said Lt. Gen.
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Germany is buying MEADS to replace its Patriot air defense system fielded in the 1980s.
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He's exceptionally charming; all day, he fielded questions graciously, smiling and laughing, joking and gossiping.
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As she fielded DCCC attacks calling her a DC elite, Moser shot back in kind.
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Each time, Bregman fielded a grounder and threw quickly to McCann to beat the runner.
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United Airlines fielded a request for comment on Tuesday, but had not replied before publication.
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Afghanistan did not fully adopt biometrics until the next generation of mobile device was fielded.
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It has fielded more than 200 public-comment filings from advocacy groups, corporations and individuals.
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"I personally fielded a lot of questions from those groups because they were concerned," Sgt.
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And so far at practice this summer, the Cougars had fielded no more than 10.
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Wright cleanly fielded the ball barehanded, but his throw brought Lucas Duda off first base.
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Instead, their inquiry was fielded by the equities desk that was performing the mirror trades.
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The SM-3 Block IIA is a new, developmental interceptor that is not yet fielded.
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The seven candidates fielded questions on everything from teacher pay to charter schools and segregation.
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Cory Booker, in Iowa, fielded a question by a reporter representing a foreign news organization.
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As results trickled in from South Carolina Saturday night, some of Buttigieg's chief fundraisers and backers fielded calls from top Democratic donors, who urged them to ask Buttigieg to drop out and help unite the Democratic Party, according to donors who fielded those calls.
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Both Ford and Kavanaugh fielded questions from senators and the prosecutor hired by Republicans, Rachel Mitchell.
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Six candidates are running for president and eight parties have fielded candidates for 600 parliamentary seats.
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Since then she has fielded an ongoing avalanche of questions about the implications of her discovery.
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Arsenal had fielded just one Englishman at Villa Park, with Ashley Cole getting among the goalscorers.
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He sounds tired—as anyone who's fielded interviews all day would—but maintains a polished professionalism.
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Recruiters for tech companies have increasingly fielded ethical concerns from tech talent they're trying to recruit.
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Even Uber fielded some law enforcement requests for its users' data — 469 requests in six months.
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"None of these systems … are projected to be fielded before the mid- to late 2020s," Gen.
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Coral Springs Police communications fielded about 86 emergency calls between 2:22 and 3:35 p.m.
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Beltre's ground ball to shortstop was fielded by Jorge Polanco, who threw Choo out at home.
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From the pineapple-fielded bluffs above Jaws, I look for Healey and Kemper in the lineup.
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The current cruise missile was first fielded in the early 1980s with a 10-year life.
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The survey, which I helped RAND develop, involved 443,037 people was fielded in December and January.
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Madara said she had fielded numerous irate calls from critics, with at least one threatening violence.
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Flynn fielded accusations that he had discussed sanctions with Kislyak as a private citizen in December.
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Linda Sanchez, who represents a nearby Southern California district, attended and fielded questions for hours instead.
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We've learned Columbus County Emergency Services fielded a whopping 25 calls concerning Jenelle and David's residence.
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Sir Ben Ainslie, the well known English sailing champion, fielded the British Land Rover BAR Team.
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The candidate, Matt Rains, fielded a few listener calls, but nobody asked him about impeachment, either.
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Goodell fielded numerous questions at a press conference in Atlanta about the outcome of the Jan.
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Inside the Broadway Ballroom, the cocktail reception was crowded, but Ms. Estefan fielded all who approached.
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Even as his emissaries reassured Mr. Pence, Mr. Trump fielded a last-ditch appeal from Gov.
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Harvey easily fielded the ball but misfired a throw home, spiking the ball at d'Arnaud's feet.
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The most powerful helicopter ever fielded by the U.S. was just delivered to the Marine Corps.
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China has built outposts across the area and fielded various weapons systems to strengthen its position.
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Revenue has also increased, and the company has fielded many inquiries from prospective Rage Room franchisees.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders last fielded questions from the podium on Aug. 2628.
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The drawings provide vital visual elements like Spicer's facial expressions and demeanor as he fielded questions.
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And the United States is building a new class of ICBMs to be fielded around 2030.
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As Napoleon fielded the French to take on a superior Russian-Austrian force outside of Vienna.
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It's fielded dozens of complaints about delayed shipping, which Saghian told WWD have since been resolved.
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"Literally the calls don't stop," Mr. Rogatinsky said on Wednesday as he fielded phone interview requests.
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One contestant fielded a question about pit bull discrimination (her take: pit bulls deserve equal rights).
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He led a remembrance service for Dian; he fielded calls from the team's opponents that day.
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Two other parties had emerged — Podemos and Ciudadanos — and both fielded younger leaders than Mr. Sánchez.
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As his lopsided news media tour continued, Dr. Bornstein also fielded a brief call from CBS.
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The Spurs, the Warriors, the Miami Heat, and the Boston Celtics have consistently fielded winning teams.
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In the early 1980s NATO fielded new land-based nuclear-armed INF missiles to bolster deterrence.
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On Wednesday, House impeachment managers and Trump's legal team fielded a range of queries from senators.
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Dungey had fielded multiple offers after announcing her departure from ABC, her sister told CNN Business.
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Even in the most diverse group of presidential contenders ever fielded by Democrats, Harris stands out.
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When these SCADA systems were fielded, "cyber," let alone "cybersecurity" were not even in the lexicon.
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During last year's midterm elections, Republicans fielded a nearly all-white slate of candidates for governor.
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Thursday's presidential debate will feature John Hickenlooper, the strongest candidate Democrats could have fielded in Colorado.
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UKIP fielded candidates in just 378 of Britain's 650 constituencies, mainly because of a lack of resources.
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One of several firms Mr. Groeger's office has fielded complaints about is Harbour Portfolio Advisors of Dallas.
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She previously fielded heat over corruption allegations related to a bank bailout, according to The Daily Beast.
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Blanco fielded the ball on his knees and fed shortstop Freddy Galvis for the force at second.
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After installing his own chip, Graafstra said he fielded emails from other people interested in implanting themselves.
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By contrast, routine Operational Test Launches use a randomly selected fielded ICBM to test fleet-wide reliability.
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Saladino fielded and threw home — with Alex Avila fielding the ball on a hop for the force.
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The CDP only fielded 78 candidates, compared with over 200 who ran for the Party of Hope.
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The U.S. Air Force fielded its first radar-evading warplane - the F-117 attack jet - in 1983.
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The probe's findings spell good news for SpaceX, which fielded a lot of criticism for Zuma's loss.
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Naturally the 27-year-old has successfully fielded many questions about the one query on everyone's mind.
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At Thursday's hearing, Kelly largely fielded questions about border security and plans for President Trump's border wall.
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Astros catcher Brian McCann fielded the ball and applied the tag on Bird to end the threat.
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England fielded five players from Tottenham Hotspur, and the team even played in the style of Spurs.
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Israel views the Arrow-3 as a bulwark against the ballistic missiles fielded by Iran and Syria.
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It's unclear what sparked the initial investigation, but we're told the Animal Cruelty Taskforce fielded the complaint.
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The company has already fielded criticism for not adequately reassuring investors the dividend would remain in tact.
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Fudge has fielded calls from labor groups, from K Street lobbyists, from friends, from institutions and organizations.
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Though historically the position has been filled by the PUK, the KDP have fielded their own candidate.
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Democrats fielded candidates in nearly every Republican held district and many had to wade through challenging primaries.
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Politico reported that Warren has fielded a campaign staff of more than 50 people, including field workers.
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So, which companies talked fretfully — or fielded anxious queries from investors and analysts — about Google this year?
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After the company fielded complaints that some minority neighborhoods were underserved, it coughed up a mea culpa.
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More often than not, the police station fielded neighborhood disputes that were remarkable for their picayune character.
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Mr. Gold fielded a few questions via email: Q. How many restaurants do you visit a year?
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Clay fielded Lachlan Edwards's kick, spun out of a tackle attempt and raced to the end zone.
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Others have fielded confused queries about claims of white superiority wrapped in the jargon of human genetics.
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With Iranian support, it opened schools and hospitals, provided business loans and fielded candidates for parliamentary elections.
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Matthew Broderick's longtime wife fielded questions from our photog about protecting yourself before you tie the knot.
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The retail division has fielded more than 150,000 requests to defer payments on mortgages and auto loans.
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The retail division has fielded more than 150,000 requests to defer payments on mortgages and auto loans.
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The United States fielded more than 50 participants, many of them Peace Corps volunteers working in Kyrgyzstan.
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Each opposition party has fielded a presidential candidate for the first round of voting on June 24.
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Last month, La Meute fielded about 400 people in four cities to protest the anti-Islamophobia motion.
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Slow contracting procedures built and fielded incredibly expensive and fragile single points of failure in small constellations.
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It has fielded 305,000 questions, largely about permitted and prohibited items and its PreCheck expedited security program.
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Liquid instead fielded Academy AD carry Edward "Tactical" Ra, who had a solid showing as Miss Fortune.
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Amid the free-for-all, Mr. Sanders fielded intense criticism, especially over his recent comments on Cuba.
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Bernie Sanders and former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg fielded questions about their standings in Iowa.
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Mr. Brennan has fielded calls recently from frustrated shareholders, according to two people familiar with those conversations.
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On Wednesday, House impeachment managers and Trump's legal team fielded a range of pointed queries from senators.
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Wojcicki fielded a question on increasing competition from Facebook during Recode's Code Media conference outside Los Angeles.
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For years, Baehrel says, he fielded interest from publishers who wanted to do a book with him.
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A former restaurant critic myself, I fielded a media request for my appraisal of Trump's epicurean trespass.
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During his customary lap around the arena, he fielded questions from anyone who came up to him.
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No military officially fielded the strange rifle during the war, but that doesn't mean it wasn't used.
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The American Meteor Society (AMS) also fielded reports from 44 people who saw the meteor from the ground.
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Since the weekend, Virginia State Police have fielded over 100 tips about Mittendorff's possible whereabouts, the spokesperson says.
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" Tendulkar said he discussed cricket and tennis with William, adding that Kate "batted, she fielded, she did everything!
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I fielded a lot of calls from readers threatening to cancel their subscriptions — including, on occasion, my mom.
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METHODOLOGY: Whitman Insight Strategies fielded an online quantitative survey among 880 self-identifying LGBTQ Americans through Research Now.
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In the past, Democrats wouldn't have meaningfully invested in an Alabama Senate race — or fielded a strong candidate.
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Austria fielded a full-strength side apart from Marcel Sabitzer replacing Martin Harnik on the right of midfield.
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OtherSide has fielded complaints about whether this focus on gameplay achievements will make the world feel less immersive.
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Besides throwing to hitters, O'Day also fielded grounders on the right side to test out covering first base.
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Pedroia fielded five of those grounders in seven innings, including a diving stop on Ellsbury in the fifth.
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The spokesman says that dispatchers fielded a call Friday from a woman who said she was Couch's girlfriend.
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Albers pumped a fist as Todd Frazier fielded the final out, a grounder by pinch-hitter Kevin Plawecki.
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" The Pulitzer Prize winner says he "fielded similar 'stop digging or we'll ruin you' blackmail efforts from AMI.
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But Semien dove to his right, fielded the ball cleanly and fired home without ever regaining his feet.
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Dujarric said that in just the first three months of this year, MINUSCA has fielded 25 separate allegations.
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Hedges fielded the ball and held Alfaro at third but threw wildly to second, allowing Alfaro to score.
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Corbin fielded the bunt, but threw wildly to first, allowing Myers to score and Spangenberg race to third.
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With point guard Marcus LoVett out of the lineup yet again, St. John's only fielded eight healthy players.
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Iverson fielded scholarship offers from major college football programs at the same time as he weighed basketball offers.
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For his monologue, he fielded questions from the studio audience, including from Emilia Clarke, who plays Daenerys Targaryen.
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Prepd has bootstrapped itself to date, despite Place and Matters admitting that they have fielded interest from VCs.
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Along the way, Harriet has fielded lineup changes, an evolving sound, local residencies, and good old fashioned meticulousness.
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But Ahmad says he still voted for the PPP, because they fielded the best candidate in his constituency.
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Barbera fielded a phone call from a client Wednesday who was concerned about the market's 6 percent decline.
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Ms. Davey has fielded calls about the little girl from as far away as London, Rome and Australia.
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Skaggs fielded the bunt and underhanded the ball to first baseman Jefry Marte, whose swipe tag missed O'Malley.
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All told, this storage system fielded:2.1 trillion requests per dayand transferred 185 petabytes of data per day.
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We have the ability to endure and communicate with fielded forces and the rest of the US government.
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He fielded the same starting 11 that had lost to Colombia by 2-0 in the tournament's opener.
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Over the years, Apple has fielded many requests from the Chinese government, some even affecting its own apps.
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The culprit was Francis Coquelin, who is as close to being an artisan as Arsenal has ever fielded.
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"Many other solutions are in the process of being fielded or under development as well," the testimony says.
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As anxiety about coronavirus gave way to fear, investors dumped shares, watched the news and fielded client calls.
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He fielded it cleanly — and threw wildly past first baseman Logan Morrison, putting the leadoff hitter at second.
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Over the last weekend in January, he fielded over 400 calls from people asking if he had died.
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Tovar followed with a bouncer that charging third baseman Max Muncy fielded but threw high to the plate.
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At the same time, the United States Olympic Committee fielded its most diverse team at a Winter Games.
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In the eight years since its inception, between 2008 and March 31, 2015, ASIRT has fielded 273 investigations.
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Last week, Mr. Lighthizer fielded questions from House lawmakers, who mainly pressed him on labor and pharmaceutical issues.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Tuesday fielded a call from a viewer about shares of fast food chain Wendy's.
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They fielded a completely different squad from 2014, when the country made its Olympic debut in the event.
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Reliever Danny Salazar fielded Frazier's tapper but bounced his throw badly past Santana for a two-base error.
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Fletcher fielded constituent questions about affording pricey medicine that's more effective than alternatives — but not covered by insurance.
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The surveys were fielded by Lucid, an online market research company that provides nationally representative samples of Americans.
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Yared Tamene, the tech-support contractor at the D.N.C. who fielded the call, was no expert in cyberattacks.
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Democrats have fielded candidates in 88 districts, well more than the 57 districts where they competed in 2015.
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The debate comes as Democrats have fielded a record number of female candidates in the 2628 presidential race.
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The Mets have also fielded offers for Asdrubal Cabrera, who has played all over the infield this season.
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It was the most notable Bloomberg jab all night, coming after he fielded countless attacks from his rivals.
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In Mt. Vernon he fielded prescreened questions on issues including gun control, corporate tax rates and health care.
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Rodriguez fielded a throw into the infield, flipped the ball home and then fell, writhing on the ground.
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Ottavino fielded it but threw the ball well over catcher Kyle Higashioka's head as the Angels went ahead.
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But a sense of economic unease was still evident in the questions Mr. Trudeau fielded from his audience.
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She also personally fielded two separate phone calls from alarmed Ukrainian diplomats quietly seeking information about the delay.
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The Panzerfaust was a simple, handheld recoilless infantry anti-tank weapon first fielded by the Germans in 1943.
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Wright fielded his lone chance in the second before making his final plate appearance leading off the fourth.
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The hard-hit grounder was fielded by Swanson, who turned and threw accurately to get the sliding Thames.
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During production, Ms. Theron said, she fielded calls from a financier angry that her character was so unlikable.
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Everyone took batting practice or fielded balls in the outfield, just as they would in the regular season.
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She successfully fielded off a primary challenge from leftist candidate Matt Brown, Rhode Island's former secretary of state.
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Later that afternoon, she took part in a news conference where she appeared calm and fielded questions normally.
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Democrats, long shut out of conservative Texas politics, fielded candidates in all 36 of the state's congressional races.
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That was because Republicans had fielded a roster of candidates with limited statewide appeal and money-raising ability.
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Postmates and Qatalyst have also fielded some interest originating from potential acquirers, people familiar with the matter say.
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This time David Marcus fielded mostly sensible questions about the social network's nascent cryptocurrency project, Libra, which he heads.
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The company has compiled a Confusion Index based on queries its AI technology fielded from at least 3,000 users.
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Trump has also fielded numerous calls from a number of world leaders since winning the U.S. presidential election Nov.
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Bavaria's CSU was formally a separate party from the far larger CDU that fielded conservative candidates elsewhere across Germany.
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The move comes after the Dutch chemical company fielded inquiries from at least four possible suitors, the sources said.
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William Tyree, the Massachusetts firefighter who fielded the messages, stayed on the app with the woman, offering her advice.
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Still, both Hickenlooper and Bullock have fielded repeated attempts by a variety of Democrats to consider running for Senate.
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In New York, Uber executives fielded questions ranging from autonomous driving to plans to enter into the grocery business.
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The game is intended for home use, although Mee said she has fielded interest from clinicians and hearing doctors.
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Dozens of states have fielded their own net neutrality legislation, and California passed a tough version of the regulations.
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What they're saying: Dorsey and Sandberg fielded questions from lawmakers for nearly three hours before the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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Moscow fielded a candidate this year who had violated Ukrainian law by performing in Crimea after the Russian takeover.
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Georgia and India have also fielded candidates for the June vote by delegates from the FAO's 194 member states.
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The previous six-game winning streak came in 102.63, when the Saints fielded the league&aposs most potent offense.
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"We've fielded a ton of calls, a lot of people who are really interested in the technology," said Coccia.
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This week's Democratic debates, staged by NBC, MSNBC and Telemundo, feature more candidates than the party has ever fielded.
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The North sent athletes to the Winter Olympics, where the neighbors also fielded a joint women's ice hockey team.
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India's elections are fiercely competitive -- 21998,22003 candidates were fielded from 21947 parties in the last general election in 2014.
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Since then, RAICES has fielded several lawsuits and complaints on behalf of families who have suffered separation and detainment.
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" In addition, Michaels reveals he's fielded "several calls from people who want to pay for my client's legal expenses.
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Amazon has fielded bizarre bets from cities desperate for the retail giant to build a campus outside of Seattle.
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Parnes and Harris fielded an offer of $7.7 million, but it was too low for PK, who rejected it.
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The previous six-game winning streak came in 214, when the Saints fielded the league&aposs most potent offense.
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Trials in America and Canada have produced not just happier patients but lower costs, as clinicians fielded fewer inquiries.
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The Liberal Democrats, who have a well-organised activist base, have fielded candidates for just over half the vacancies.
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The NFL clearly wanted to blame someone for the reportedly 200,000-plus complaints fielded by the FCC in response.
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De Leon fielded the ball but made a wild throw past first baseman Adrian Gonzalez, allowing Amarista to score.
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A moderate hailing from a swing district, Coffman fielded more than 40 questions from Coloradans for almost two hours.
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Alex fielded my frenzied slack messages and helped me to find a more even approach to problems many times.
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She's recently fielded multiple offers but it's unclear if and when she'll pull the trigger on any of them. .
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He fielded the first question, about how he would reassure voters he can handle the stress of the presidency.
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He fielded the first question, about how he would reassure voters he can handle the stress of the presidency.
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This time around, he has fielded maybe 15 calls, and no one asks if a major change is underway.
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" — Heidi Ravis "I spent 10 years as the director of a nonprofit, and I fielded hundreds of job applications.
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Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and Y Combinator's Sam Altman fielded calls to boot Trump-ally Peter Thiel from their boards.
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Papa said he already had fielded inquiries for non-core assets and had several bankers working on potential sales.
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President Santos—who fielded congratulatory calls from President Obama, among others, last night—has staked his legacy on peace.
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He then fielded questions from the press, which is when one plucky journalist decided to delve into computer science.
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But after an Intel spokesperson fielded questions from the New York Times about the fundraiser, the event was cancelled.
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The first baseman fielded it and then tried to throw the ball to Brach covering to end the inning.
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Facing an 0-2 count, Gonzalez deposited a bunt between home plate and the mound that Giolito fielded cleanly.
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That year, he fielded a survey in the state to gauge his strengths and weaknesses as a potential candidate.
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Brian Earley, the United States Open referee, fielded numerous ball tampering queries during the New England Patriots' Deflategate controversy.
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Presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump fielded nearly two dozen questions from skeptical Republican lawmakers during meetings Thursday morning.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders fielded several questions during Wednesday's daily press briefing about the Cohen payments.
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Twins slugger Miguel Sano took batting practice and fielded grounders on Tuesday as he deals with lower back tightness.
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Co-Main Courtesy Dana White has fielded many questions about who the bigger star is between Rousey and McGregor.
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It just takes a long time from when a requirement is first identified to when something can be fielded.
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One of the weirdest requests Hillary Clinton's staff fielded from a Clinton Foundation donor came from the U23 frontman.
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Most of the hundreds of thousands of comments we've fielded over the years have been just that — lone comments.
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No wonder the all-female new wave group's members have long fielded, and rejected, offers to dramatize their story.
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The crew taped a Facebook Live session, where my teacher fielded questions about quartal voicings over major seventh harmony.
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But as she fielded orders from behind the bar of a restaurant in Jackson Heights, Queens, other concerns intruded.
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The couple agreed, but entered the conference room with about two dozen students who fielded many of the questions.
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In 2011, he fielded a phone call from Edward J. Stern, the son of the billionaire investor Leonard Stern.
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White, 22014 years old and the most famous rider in history, fielded deeper questions about his life and career.
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The fund launched on March 33, and within three days, the group had already fielded 300 applications for assistance.
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He had hit a soft liner to right-center that Lorenzo Cain, a Gold Glove center fielder, fielded cleanly.
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She had it checked out and fielded a call on Good Friday in a hotel lobby in Tempe, Ariz.
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We fielded a 40,000-person survey in early 25 that helps us look into this question with more precision.
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Rojas was nearly stranded when J.B. Shuck and Derek Dietrich were thrown out on soft groundouts fielded by Gausman.
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He hit a grounder to first that Mike Napoli fielded and threw to Francisco Lindor who was covering second.
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Right-wing religious factions have fielded more than 1,500 candidates at the provincial and national level, according to Reuters.
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Rich Pierson, cofounder and chief executive officer of Headspace, said the company fielded "lots of term sheets" from investors.
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From his office 2150 miles away, Perales fielded reports from his management team in Houston and the coastal area.
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Characteristically funny and cleareyed, Ms. Fisher fielded questions from readers on bipolar disorder and dysfunctional marriages, among other topics.
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The warmth between him and Mr. Sechin was on display as Mr. Tillerson fielded questions about sanctions and technology.
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The vice president fielded a question from Zelensky about the military aid during their September 1 meeting in Warsaw.
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Dapper in a dark suit, seeking support in his seat from a cane, the 210-year-old fielded questions.
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Facebook has fielded criticism over the past year for its treatment of certain types of content on its platform.
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In between playing host at last month's Dreamforce, he rapidly fielded Tarnowski's requests to be introduced to other executives.
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Dr. Christina Mack, director of epidemiology for QuintilesIMS, which compiled the injury data for the N.F.L., fielded that question.
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The chatbot, named "Pounce" after the mascot, fielded more than 25,23 questions within 3 months of its 2015 launch.
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Rocha-Goldberg said she fielded multiple calls days before the hurricane hit from people afraid of getting on the road.
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The source also told CNN the President has fielded calls this weekend from allies who have been criticizing Mulvaney's performance.
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In a 2015 survey fielded by Voya Financial, 52.2% of retirees say they had to retire before they planned to.
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The United States has long fielded the most advanced weaponry by exploiting electronic components once exclusively produced in the country.
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The only scholarship offers fielded by Connor Cook, Conklin's college teammate, came from Michigan State, Miami of Ohio and Akron.
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Barr fielded questions about it on Capitol Hill on Tuesday, promising a redacted version would be released within a week.
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Trump fielded a couple of questions from Kurdish journalists who asked for a clear articulation of U.S. policy in Iraq.
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In their most recent qualifier, a goalless draw with China, Qatar fielded eight foreign-born players in the starting 193.
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While he fielded questions from the audience about the substance of his speech, he also got a few political questions.
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If both parties fielded a similar number of unchallenged incumbents in each cycle, these effects might cancel each other out.
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It has fielded over 30 million comments so far: "We acknowledge that there is room for improvement," a representative explained.
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The board expansion comes after Bunge fielded unsuccessful takeover bids by rival Archer Daniels Midland Co and commodities trader Glencore.
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However, the Times adds that one of the top complaints fielded at Nordstrom involved the chain carrying Trump-branded goods.
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Earlier in the night, Trump fielded complaints about flip-flopping by saying that flexibility is a virtue in a leader.
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But Anderson got Segedin to pop out, fielded Enrique Hernandez's tapper and retired Carlos Ruiz on a fly to center.
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OF Kevin Pillar (left thumb) hit in the indoor batting cage Tuesday and also fielded ground balls and fly balls.
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The e-comm has also fielded plenty of customer requests for accessories beyond jewelry, the company's co-founders told us.
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As he fielded questions from reporters, there was no mud-throwing at his rivals or lashing out at his critics.
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Washington's Will Blackmon fielded the second-half kickoff three yards deep and brought it out, but only to the 15.
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Jaguar, which fielded a Formula E team for the first time this year, designed and developed the battery in-house.
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Trump praised Kavanaugh's performance Wednesday afternoon as his nominee fielded questions for a second day before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Marine Corps-wide, Smith said he'd like to see eight to 16 of the targets fielded to each infantry battalion.
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ICANN has fielded over 70 reconsideration requests in the past two years, 16 of which have gone to full arbitration.
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Story has hit with the team and fielded ground balls to test his non-throwing shoulder and had no issues.
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The British fielded the second-biggest military contingent after America during the invasion, and lost 179 personnel in the conflict.
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Tesla had fielded 373,000 Model 3 reservations as of April 2016, the latest date at which it announced a figure.
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The Department of Defense (DOD) and VA are working on an electronic health record expected to be fielded around 2022.
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He fielded tough and sometimes aggressive questions from lawmakers over how the new digital currency could be abused by criminals.
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In the week since the home was placed on the market, Carswell has fielded interest from several hundred prospective buyers.
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A nearly identical variant of the Qasef-1 is fielded by Iran under the name, "Ababil-2" and "Ababil-3".
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Over time, Ms. Srinivasan and her team even fielded questions like how much cleavage to allow on home-page ads.
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At the outset of World War II, Japan fielded one of the world's largest and best fleets of aircraft carriers.
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It's the first time a leading political party in India has fielded a candidate accused of terrorism in an election.
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There have been some reports in 2017 that Lucid has fielded offers from potential buyers, including Ford, according to Recode.
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This marks the first time that the military has fielded an advanced AI system using deep learning and neural networks.
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Wray, meanwhile, fielded a question about Trump and his administration's ongoing attacks on the Mueller investigation and on the FBI.
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IF Jean Segura (ankle) fielded ground balls on Monday at Target Field as he works his way back from injury.
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Zuckerberg fielded 10 hours of questions over two days from nearly 100 U.S. lawmakers last week and emerged largely unscathed.
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The lawmakers' criticism comes after Pai fielded a question during an AT&T Policy event on Trump's tweet attacking NBC.
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As a result, the US team fielded in Port of Spain was mostly players struggling to find steady paying jobs.
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The NYPD fielded criticism after a brawl that happened outside of the Metropolitan Republican Club in Manhattan earlier this month.
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Against this, Veii fielded two armies comprising almost endless numbers of medium-quality spearmen, slingers, and an elite hoplite bodyguard.
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They've fielded calls and e-mails from interested staffers, held early conversations about campaign structure and reached out to donors.
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Both of the main campaigns fielded ranks of lawyers to watch the voting at every ballot box across the municipality.
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It was the most confident of his tenure, as he easily fielded students' questions with great detail and without notes.
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It's not the first time Firehouse has fielded a weird-ass online order through the Just Eat delivery app, either.
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Still, Kintz fielded threatening phone calls and opened letters promising violence from members of other gangs that escalated over time.
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Still, Kintz fielded threatening phone calls and opened letters promising violence from members of other gangs that escalated over time.
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Mr. Pichai fielded questions alone, after rejecting a request to testify with executives from Facebook and Twitter three months ago.
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Similarly, the striker fuzes that the Islamic State has fielded show signs of being made resistant to moisture and rust.
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"Naomi!" my coach shouted after I fielded a grounder and then threw it 10 feet to her right at practice.
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Reporters hid in the bushes in her Connecticut town, her son was "ambushed," and she fielded indiscreet comments from pharmacists.
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Mr. Azar, a former top executive at Eli Lilly and Company, the drug maker, deftly fielded questions about prescription drugs.
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Doctors may have, at the same time, become more informed as they fielded more questions from their patients about LARCs.
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But Miami's onsides kick was fielded by Virginia's Evan Butts, who returned the ball 30 yards to the Miami 27.
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Brahim Attiyah al-Jabbouri, said he fielded numerous, frantic requests each day from families searching for news of loved ones.
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His party fielded a large number of "citizen-candidates" who have never held political office, and could remake the legislature.
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It has also fielded interest from buyers, including Amazon, Google and Microsoft, according to people with knowledge of the offers.
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In 1991, the two Koreas fielded a joint team to an international table-tennis championship and international youth soccer tournament.
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The vote comes a day after House impeachment managers and Trump's legal team fielded two days of queries from senators.
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The White House fielded concerns from Republicans on Capitol Hill who were not aware of the allegations in Bolton's manuscript.
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Since being quietly introduced in April, Aid Access has fielded 3,000 requests for help from within the US, Gomperts said.
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Howard also fielded ground balls and headed to the outfield to limber up with some strange-looking contortions and gyrations.
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She also fielded questions from other people who, she sensed, were implicitly judging her for outsourcing any aspect of motherhood.
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The US and its NATO allies have said that Moscow has already fielded such a missile, the SSC-8/9M729.
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As in previous meetings, Bezos fielded the questions alongside members of his so-called the S-team of top executives.
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Kipnis got his first chance in center in the fifth inning when he fielded a single by SS Andrelton Simmons.
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Now the company is selling to the public a limited number of surplus M17s that were fielded by the Army.
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The last time I visited, a very chill and patient sales clerk fielded a seemingly endless barrage of passers-by.
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Mr. Sloan, the bank's chief executive, fielded intense criticism during four hours of testimony before the House Financial Services Committee.
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Democrats in both chambers of Congress have strongly condemned Bannon's hire; Republicans have fielded thousands of calls from angry progressives.
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Other states are considering whether to follow Oklahoma's lead, according to Nesser, who has fielded inquiries from several Medicaid departments.
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Many of the game's weapons, such as the gas powered Cei-Rigotti rifle, were never officially fielded during the conflict.
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With Yadier Molina on third with two outs in the fourth, Wacha hit a grounder that Tatis fielded behind second.
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Trump weighed in after legal team member Rudy Giuliani fielded numerous questions on the self-pardon scenario on the Sunday shows.
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For the first time in my 27 years in Texas, Democrats fielded a general election candidate in every single congressional race.
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As he fielded guilty pleas throughout 2015, Davis thought about how he might offer leniency to the conspiracy's least culpable members.
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Chief strategy officer Imran Khan and chief financial officer Drew Vallero also attended, and fielded more technical questions, the people said.
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And he had just fielded a phone call from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who urged him to stop the deportation raids.
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Following the report, CEO Mark Zuckerberg fielded questions from analysts about the slow development of its video and virtual reality branches.
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The group organized expeditions to places like Nova Scotia and Florida, fielded donations from alumni, and exchanged objects with other museums.
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Let's remember that the Republican primary process fielded a lineup of extremely able candidates (I supported John Kasich in the primaries).
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In Hannity's case, that meant probing Cruz's delegate strategy because it's an issue about which he fielded many questions from listeners.
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Orbitz also conducted a survey among 300 U.S. adults ages 18 to 44 fielded between March 11 and March 15, 2019.
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Since the review's publication last week, Lynn has fielded a lot of comments from people who refuse to get on board.
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This isn't the first time J.K. Rowling has fielded a tweet about Quidditch, and it almost certainly won't be the last.
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In their final knockout matches in Russia, each country fielded just one player who will be younger than 30 in Qatar.
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D'Antuono says that he personally fielded five robocalls trying to scam him out of his tax and financial information on Monday.
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And senator after senator urged Pompeo to drop his plans, and he even fielded a call from House Speaker Paul Ryan.
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This isn't the first time that the company has fielded complaints for its handling of user data, particularly for female athletes.
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Last year, Grindr hired the Raine Group to serve as its financial adviser as it fielded opportunities for acquisition or investment.
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Only 15 of those planes had been fielded with the remainder still on the production line and will be fixed there.
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According to the study, entrepreneurs who fielded mostly prevention questions raised $2.3 million in aggregate funds for their startups through 2017.
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So it's no surprise that Daddario fielded a question about the rumor at the 2017 Billboard Music Awards on Sunday. E!
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Stop me if you've heard this before, but the Democrats have fielded a historically large group of candidates this election cycle.
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Dee Gordon's dribbler up the first-base line was fielded by Howard, who lunged at the base as Gordon slid in.
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Watt managed logistics, fielded donations from companies across the country, prepped teammates and their families and even helped pack the trucks.
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Labour fielded eight candidates for the authority's 100-seat lower house - standing against bankers, lawyers and accountants - and won five seats.
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This is the first time Jaguar has fielded a motorsport team since the company left Formula One after the 2004 season.
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The Blues were 6-7 when Hitchcock fielded a call from General Manager Doug Armstrong, with whom he worked in Dallas.
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During his Congressional testimony this year, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg fielded numerous questions about the company's alleged censorship of conservative content.
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Chase d'Arnaud fielded the ball, but his throw to the plate went off Hedges' glove for an error as Romine scored.
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In his office before the game, Collins had fielded several questions about the Royals possibly retaliating for Syndergaard's World Series pitch.
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The vexed subject of standing on the podium was inevitably also raised, and the German fielded the question with weary patience.
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Facebook had previously fielded criticism on this from lawmakers who were frustrated that advertisers could exclude racial minorities from housing advertisements.
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People took to social media to voice their anger and concerns, and rights organizations fielded calls from worried people seeking advice.
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Mr. Taha, 28, said he fielded complaints from customers about questionable accounts until shortly before he left the bank this summer.
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It was first fielded earlier this year to the 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
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Kelly and Vice President Mike Pence have fielded many of the calls from lawmakers and Trump allies concerned about the controversy.
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Without a head of people on staff, he fielded as many as 20 interviews himself before settling on a final candidate.
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The prototype selected for the OMFV program will go through extensive testing, assessments, and evaluations before it is fielded in 2026.
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He zoomed through slides on technical areas like classification versus regression problems and fielded questions on data labeling and model complexity.
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I've fielded threatening calls and emails demanding we cancel events and been likened to Adolf Hitler when I didn't back down.
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Unilever and other consumer giants like Procter & Gamble have fielded criticism that their sprawling corporate structures encourage bureaucracy and hinder innovation.
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She has fielded a big crop of candidates from the Muslim minority that makes up 19 percent of the state's electorate.
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With one out and the infield in, Beltre's chopper to third was fielded cleanly by Russell Martin, who gunned down Andrus.
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Sunday's debate veered even further away from traditional campaign fare, as candidates fielded questions about groping women, deleting emails and Islamophobia.
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In the first inning, Texas's Nomar Mazara hit a dribbler along the first-base line that was fielded by Masahiro Tanaka.
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The 911 center in Germantown, a Memphis suburb, fielded the call and didn't share the information with Memphis police for days.
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It has been a FULL year since the press secretary has stood up in front of reporters and fielded their questions.
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The electronics retailer on its separate Thursday earnings call fielded numerous questions from analysts about the impact of the coronavirus outbreak.
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With Duffy running on contact, Rosario could potentially have cut down the run at home had he fielded the ball cleanly.
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In its second quarter earnings call, Tripadvisor's CEO fielded questions about headwinds in the area of SEO, or search engine optimization.
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I've fielded a variety of queries on the topic — from Tibetan advocacy groups, journalists, students, press freedom groups and social media.
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So it was yesterday, as I fielded texts, watched video clips and stared at photos, goose bumps rising on my arms.
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Inside, a phalanx of emergency service workers doled out information and fielded a steady stream of queries from frightened New Yorkers.
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Since relaunching the franchise, the Browns have fielded no less than 232 starting quarterbacks and have burned through eight head coaches.
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The W Series fielded credible drivers and proved to be sincere about providing women a long-term path to Formula One.
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City Hall staff members have fielded angry phone calls from residents claiming that refugees were barbecuing dogs in their front yards.
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He then hit a sharp liner to center field, but Cespedes fielded it cleanly and threw it home on the fly.
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She took a job working in venture capital and fielded a number of lame (by her own account) CEO job offers.
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It was the first time that Ennahda, the Islamist party, fielded a presidential candidate, Abdelfattah Mourou, a 71-year-old cleric.
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This year, she said, it has fielded 20 to 30 per week, with a spike in cases after Dr. Nassar's trial.
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Acknowledging the party's mistakes with female voters, the G.O.P. fielded female candidates in the 2014 midterms who could appeal more broadly.
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According to court filings and Mangiero's own testimony, they fielded five offers to sell the collection for $700,000 to $3.7 million.
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The White Sox have fielded trade offers for Quintana, but for now they are happy to see him raise his profile.
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All executives, including Mr. Butterfield, have fielded the 2750,0003 customer support calls and 2000,21 Twitter messages that come in each week.
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At the meetings, he faced crowds that were adversarial but generally civil, and he fielded questions on a range of issues.
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In joint news conferences leading to the weekend, Els and Woods fielded 62 questions, with 39 of them directed at Woods.
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But I loved Hannah Horvath, despite all the accusations of unlikability and narcissism she fielded from viewers — and other Girls characters.
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The spotlight last landed on Jackson when he fielded questions from reporters at the White House on Trump's physical in January.
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Chao, who fielded questions from reporters after Trump spoke, appeared to grow frustrated that topics other than infrastructure kept coming up.
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Sig Sauer is offering a limited number of surplus M17 pistols originally fielded by the Army, the company announced on Wednesday.
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Morocco, Oman and the United Arab Emirates fielded substitutes, rather than heads of state, all of whom have reported health issues.
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Trout, though, fielded the ball cleanly and made a perfect one-hop throw to catcher Jonathan Lucroy, who tagged out Guzman.
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The kick was short, and fielded by Auburn's Chris Davis, who had been standing at the ready just beneath the crossbar.
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McConnell has repeatedly referred to the Clinton impeachment trial as he's fielded questions about what a Trump trial would look like.
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Clinton fielded tough questions from moderators and her rival on Wednesday, which focused largely on trust and allegations of flip-flopping.
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Dr. Krupp has even fielded calls from pregnant women wondering if the blood moon could be dangerous to an unborn child.
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He was also allegedly supported by senior executives who fielded complaints about his behavior without taking sufficient action to stop it.
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The streaming service has never so much as fielded a best-picture nominee, and the company is gunning for the win.
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He then fielded a few questions from reporters before taking a brisk walk through the neighborhood and canvassing at three homes.
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It was there, sitting on the gold brocade sofas, that Trump fielded the striking offer from North Korea and readily agreed.
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Scalise, who still walks with a limp, fielded a ball on his knees at his second base position, and threw out Rep.
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Last year, the organization fielded 5003,000 contacts -- made by phone, online chat or text -- according to Steve Mendelsohn, its deputy executive director.
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ET and fielded a question about whether the U.S. would walk away if China trade talks were not resolved in 90 days.
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Investigators have also fielded descriptions of the suspect's car, hoping this information will help them as they work to identify the shooter.
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The former Friends star fielded questions from young people in the audience, including a particularly poignant one that brought her to tears.
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What they saw was this: Wright fielded the ball cleanly and made a smooth throw to first base, with his tongue out.
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Some Republicans warn that Stutzman could be another version of Mourdock, especially since Democrats have fielded a top-tier candidate, former Rep.
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I mean, there are Democratic candidates running in districts that the party hasn&apost fielded a candidate in decades in some cases.
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She's facing a tough reelection bid, and has fielded awkward questions in her home state about her opposition to the gun bill.
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While he quickly ate a small plate of sausage and potato salad, Sampson fielded a few questions about the Tesla Model 3.
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Another is what's known as Icarus, a non-kinetic system that has been fielded and designed to detect, recognize and intercept drones.
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Sources told CNBC that the ailing social media company had fielded expressions of interest from several companies, which include Google and Salesforce.com.
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She fielded questions about her career which has moved her from her home of Malaysia to Los Angeles, where she's now based.
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The backdrop: Organizers of the convention fielded criticism for selecting Sanders as the headliner because he is a man, the Hill reports.
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The quarterly earnings conference call from Apple is on right now and CEO Tim Cook just fielded a question about virtual reality.
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Taillon fielded the bunt but twisted his body awkwardly and stumbled a bit as he turned to make the throw to first.
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Trump and Melania fielded some NORAD calls on Xmas Eve, when the President asked the child if he still believes in Santa.
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He fielded the ball and threw it to first for the out before going to the ground near the mound in pain.
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Protesters repeatedly interrupted Kavanaugh as he fielded his first round of questions from Grassley, forcing him to pause in delivering his answers.
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Sanders fielded a question late Friday at a town hall in Iowa about Bill Clinton's affair with White House intern Monica Lewinsky.
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Facebook has fielded criticism from other Republicans who have made it a point to attack Silicon Valley for being biased against conservatives.
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Torres fielded a ground ball by Kiermaier but threw the ball into the stands as heavy rains descended on to the field.
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While Russia insists it did not violate the treaty, there is strong evidence that it had already developed and fielded such weapons.
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Ms. Crump and her siblings invited him to their family home here, where he fielded questions over cold lemonade and spicy jambalaya.
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In the same press conference, Trump also fielded questions about an interview with The Hill where he disparaged Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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She described her feelings about her removal from the post and fielded questions about whether Trump had the right to recall her.
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On the other hand, there is no way to determine the capabilities of these systems until any of them actually are fielded.
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Nevertheless, Lewis went a step further by standing for election in 1931, when the New Party fielded a total of 23 candidates.
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Kar said the company also fielded reports from victims in India, where scammers appear to be targeting at the moment in particular.
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To that end, Trump fielded criticism from executives like Google CEO Sundar Pichai after his speech on Thursday: Disappointed with today's decision.
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Going into the 2019 Grammys, the Academy has already fielded questions about its omission of Cardi from the Best New Artist race.
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From the kickoff, Newcastle midfielder Jonjo Shelvey took a shot from inside his own half that was easily fielded by City's goalkeeper.
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After Worsley died, Rudd fielded a six-man team of English soldiers to trace his journey, completing it for him in 260.
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Since Ms. Ardern announced her pregnancy in January 2018, she and Mr. Gayford had fielded repeated questions about whether they would marry.
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The rapprochement proved enduring enough that the parties fielded a joint list of candidates in the country's first national elections, in 2005.
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As for that missile attack, Mr. Barkan says that in its immediate wake, the camp fielded over 300 calls from worried parents.
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Moments later, he dived again, scoring when Galvis' chopper was fielded by first baseman Garrett Cooper, whose throw home was just late.
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The Fed chairman, Jerome H. Powell, fielded a barrage of questions from members of Congress on those topics in testimony last month.
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After signing an $8.3 billion coronavirus spending bill, President Donald Trump fielded questions from reporters and made a number of false statements.
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That throw blanket wasn't the only piece of military gear that was fielded with the express intention of being used for comfort.
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After Guyer's leadoff double against Brandon Workman (0-1), Holt fielded the bunted ball and tried to throw out Guyer at third.
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Impeachment Briefing Times reporters fielded questions from readers, covering topics like the chief justice's role and the odds of a second impeachment.
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Jose Ramirez led off the fifth with a bunt, but Scherzer fielded the ball quickly and threw him out by a step.
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At least 12 companies fielded questions from bank research analysts about their business with the generation, according to transcripts available on FactSet.
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His leg appeared to buckle as he fielded an infield single by Vladimir Guerrero Jr. that scored Cavan Biggio in the fourth.
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His current home, Germany, has fielded several naturalized players in recent years, drawn from nations as diverse as South Africa and Brazil.
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Though Dr. Nikias had fielded proposals from eager private developers, he decided instead that the university should make a greater financial investment.
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During the hearing, Peirce and Fairfax fielded sharp questions from all of the Democrats on the important topic of corporate political spending.
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The Mets were two outs away — or, rather, one fielded ground ball away — from completing their first series sweep in a month.
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This is the largest team we have fielded on the helpline, having grown to meet the needs of those calling for help.
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Formed after Ralph Nader's presidential run in 2000, the Green Party has fielded only one candidate in a gubernatorial or Senate election.
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The Air Force has already begun investing in the systems, with more than 600 fielded to its pilots as of late 2018.
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Darwin Barney beat out an infield hit on a slow grounder along the first base line that was fielded by Chris Davis.
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During World War II the Germans progressively fielded a family of light rocket artillery of increasing size and range: the Nebelwerfer series.
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Seven of the eight political groups of the legislature have fielded candidates, the exception being the United Kingdom Independence Party's (UKIP) grouping.
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Kelly then met personally with the CHC in April, where he fielded a barrage of questions over the administration's immigration enforcement measures.
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McMahon fielded friendly questions from both Republicans and Democrats during her relatively short Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship confirmation hearing Tuesday.
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At the mayor's office on Tuesday morning, Dane fielded calls from news outlets from around the world with his mother, Brooke Best.
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The USDA has fielded 23 inquiries about whether gene-edited crops need regulation and decided that none meet its criteria for oversight.
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"We're very well aware that Asia has never fielded a stronger team than they do this time," the Dane told reporters this week.
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For most of the 2016 campaign season, the Senate races have been center stage, as Democrats fielded some strong challengers to Republican incumbents.
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That left runners at first and third, and Amarista delivered Norris with his squeeze bunt, which Nola fielded up the first base line.
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By the 1970s, these restrictions had become bitterly controversial, bringing opprobrium on the sports teams fielded by Brigham Young University, a Mormon institution.
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Clinton also fielded a question about the Benghazi committee report released earlier today, noting that the investigation did not turn up new information.
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Management also fielded several questions on the 1bn intercompany loan OHL Concesiones made to parent company OHL SA at the end of 2014.
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Second baseman Ryan Goins fielded the ball and threw to first for the second out as the runners advanced to second and third.
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Bobby Bright advances to July runoff with Roby In this narrowly Republican district, Democrats have fielded several candidates to run against Republican Rep.
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CEO Nat Friedman fielded questions from employees and attempted to explain why the company would renew a $200,000 contract with the immigration agency.
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When the front office fielded offers for Harvey over the winter, Callaway, a former pitching coach, and Eiland thought they could help Harvey.
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Anti-slavery group Alternativa said its helpline had fielded calls from Nigerian women held in St Petersburg and other World Cup host cities.
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Godwin then became part of the team that Berkeley fielded alongside the University of Sydney to compete in the DARPA Urban Grand Challenge.
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Soroka's sacrifice bunt was fielded by first baseman Eric Hosmer, who threw wildly to second base in an effort to erase Johan Camargo.
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The Yankees, who fielded the oldest starting lineup in baseball last year, have gotten younger at one position — acquiring second baseman Starlin Castro.
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But Lhamon said the guidance was supposed to provide schools with answers, after her department fielded many questions from schools about their responsibilities.
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Mike Pence on Thursday fielded one of the toughest questions he's faced as Donald Trump's running mate - from 11-year-old Matthew Schricker.
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Whether India and Pakistan are reckless enough to come to serious blows would not matter so much if they simply fielded conventional armies.
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Worth then fielded the idea with Raoul Martinez, who has previously spoken about issues with BP sponsorship, who recruited the seven other signatories.
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In addition to substantive questions about terrorism, racial bias and space research, Mr. Obama fielded some others that presidents are not often asked.
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This week carriers have fielded questions from nervous customers about their scheduled aircraft, asking to change their itinerary should it involve a MAX.
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Elvis Andrus fielded the ball and threw to second to force Encarnacion, but Odor's relay throw to first was wide for an error.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan fielded questions about rumors that President Trump may dismiss Special Counsel Robert Mueller at his weekly press conference Tuesday.
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Amodei fielded questions on land rights, single-payer health care, Trump's spending on Mar-a-Lago trips and more without Heller weighing in.
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A record number of women ran for election this year, but the LDP fielded comparatively few female candidates to its left-leaning rivals.
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Anderson-Bialis said he has recently fielded requests from seed, Series A and growth-stage investors interested in exploring the growing fertility market.
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It ended when DJ LeMahieu pushed a safety squeeze that first baseman Goldschmidt fielded, but the sliding Daniel Descalso easily beat Goldschmidt's throw.
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The USDA fielded complaints from naive nugget consumers who said they'd found strips of plastic up to 21 millimeters long inside their chicken.
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StorePower intends to focus on the U.S. market, initially, even though the startup has fielded inquiries from European supermarket chains already, Demb says.
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With the bases loaded and two outs, Cabrera grounded to first, where Pete Alonso fielded the ball and fired to Jacob deGrom covering.
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Beckham's throw to get Willy Garcia at third sailed over Longoria's head, but Bourjos fielded the ball and threw Garcia out at home.
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He makes complex financial concepts easy to understand; he's excited to answer questions about the company that he's probably fielded 100 times before.
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The Whig Party was re-established in 2014 and fielded four candidates in the 2015 election on a platform of optimistic, internationalist liberalism.
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His incoming team boasted just 45 ministers and ministers of state, compared with the unwieldy 77-person crew fielded by the previous government.
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Several suitors resided in powerful conferences at different points in their histories and have fielded competitive teams in major sports in recent years.
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Russ McKamey, who once described his Manor as a "survival horror boot camp," has long fielded concerns over the safety of the attraction.
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He fielded phone calls from reporters who seemed more interested in citing a former C.I.A. officer than in what he had to say.
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Although fielded and assigned for use by the military, the nuclear bomb is inherently a political weapon, given its almost unimaginable destructive capacity.
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The governor and the National Republican Senatorial Committee have both fielded lawsuits against election officials in the state's Broward and Palm Beach counties.
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And Tulsi Gabbard, the right wing's favorite Democrat, fielded her fair share of flak from Democrats sick of hearing her trash the party.
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Yet a year after guiding the Mets to their first World Series appearance since 2000, Collins has fielded questions about his job security.
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The Fox poll of 1,107 likely voters was fielded November 1 to November 3 and has a sampling error of 3 percentage points.
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He has fielded marriage proposals, been quizzed about his hairstyle and asked what he thinks about Tom Brady from a Tom Brady impersonator.
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With two outs, Teoscar Hernandez was given credit for an infield single when Stroman fielded the ball to the left of the mound.
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But he turned the ninth-inning double play when he fielded the ball a few steps from the bag and threw to first.
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For its part, the United States Olympic Committee said that its team is the most diverse it has fielded at a Winter Olympics.
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And although news organizations have fielded death threats and hired security guards for correspondents, some reporters are reluctant to publicize these added difficulties.
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He fielded one last warm-up grounder before the top of the fifth, and made one last sidearm throw to pitcher Steven Matz.
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He and his team of volunteers fielded dozens of phone calls a day, often from people appealing government decisions to expropriate their land.
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Story (left shoulder strain) has hit with the team and fielded ground balls to test his non-throwing shoulder and had no issues.
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Manchester, New Hampshire (CNN)Four Democratic presidential contenders fielded questions from New Hampshire voters Wednesday night on CNN ahead of next Tuesday's primary.
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The W93 doesn't yet exist, but US officials say they want to base it on existing designs and have it fielded by 2040.
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With a runner on first, Oakland's Terrence Long laced a double to the right-field corner that was fielded cleanly by Shane Spencer.
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Twitter Policy Manager Kevin Kane awkwardly fielded a few questions from the audience when Nossel identified him near the end of the event.
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However, buying more RD-85033s would be necessary so SpaceX would not "wind up without competition" until another American-made engine is fielded.
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Soon after, in conjunction with National Public Radio, Ipsos fielded a survey asking the American public about a range of gun control issues.
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Before that, Apple addressed an issue that caused the iPhone X to freeze up in cold temperatures and fielded complaints about display issues.
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He fielded tough questions from both Carlson and Hannity, who draw wide pro-Trump audiences, to bat down conservative criticisms of the legislation.
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This fall, she fielded criticism about its muddled strategy, abrupt firings of staffers, and unwillingness to fully confront her record as a prosecutor.
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Mr. Brady said the agency had prepared Honey Maid for potentially hateful responses to its ad, though it fielded fewer than he feared.
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Both teams were perennial cellar dwellers in those days, so I switched my allegiance to the Yankees, who always fielded a winning team.
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Separately, another source told me that the startup had previously fielded offers of around $10-12 million, so make of that what you will.
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Trump fielded suggestions Wednesday at the White House during a "listening session" he hosted with survivors of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting.
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Forsythe singled on a bouncer off the mound that was fielded by Travis, who then flubbed his throw to allow the run to score.
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Owings sent messages to colleagues on the way there and fielded messages from attorneys who wanted to volunteer and people who couldn't locate relatives.
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Passport then acts as a reference point so if a customer has any questions about his or her package, they are fielded by Passport.
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Victor Caratini then laid down a bunt fielded by Sewald, who overthrew first base as Baez raced to third and Caratini went to second.
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The poll was fielded from October 30 to November 2 and surveyed 402 likely voters for a margin of error of 4.9 percentage points.
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On Tuesday, ABC's newly installed entertainment president Karey Burke fielded questions about Wu during the network's pre-upfront press briefing in New York City.
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It still fielded plenty of applications from the makers of fitness trackers and drones, but accepted fewer of these hardware companies into the program.
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The market does not like uncertainty, and Trump may be as unpredictable a candidate as either party has ever fielded for the White House.
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Out of more than 41,000 asylum requests fielded by the U.S. Department of Justice Executive Office for Immigration review in 2014, 8,775 were granted.
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With one out in the seventh and the score tied at 2-2, he fielded Peter Bourjos' grounder and threw wildly to first base.
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The Air Force awarded the contract to build the B-21 to Northrup Grumman in October 2015, to be fielded in the mid-2020s.
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President Trump fielded questions on James Comey while giving a joint press conference with Romanian President Klaus Werner Iohannis at the White House Friday.
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But after a successful career as a sports-car driver, Penske fielded his first car as team owner in the Indianapolis 500 in 1969.
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From her small office in San Juan, Ms. Carrión fielded requests from investors looking to buy or sell assets, including hotels and residential buildings.
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Obama fielded several questions during the town hall as he sought to explain his controversial executive actions expanding background checks to curb gun violence.
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Mr. Harris said he never expected it to draw much attention, but this week he said he had fielded calls from around the country.
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The company has fielded heavy criticism from politicians over how Russian trolls spread misinformation and attempted to sow discord during the 2016 presidential race.
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The other two scored when Angels first baseman Albert Pujols fielded a bases-loaded grounder by Melky Cabrera and threw wildly to home plate.
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One of those nine was thought to be Mahindra, an Indian car manufacturer that has fielded a team in Formula E since the start.
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He frequently worked with and fielded press inquiries from reporters after President Donald Trump announced in March he had selected Bolton to replace McMaster.
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She said the company had fielded an "awful lot of interest" in the business and was pleased with how the takeover process was going.
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Nielsen fielded questions on the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy that has led to the separation of thousands of migrant children from their parents.
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The US Army "quietly fielded" a new combat helmet, specifically the second-generation Integrated Head Protection System (IHPS), last month, Army leaders revealed Tuesday.
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The new IHPS was fielded alongside new night-vision goggles and a connected weapon sight system to the 2/1 at Fort Riley, Kansas.
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The Times Square bees became instant celebrities: Reuters live-streamed the whole thing, while the official Twitter account of the N.Y.P.D. beekeepers fielded questions.
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Texas second baseman Rougned Odor fielded it on the outfield grass behind the base and hurriedly bounced a throw to Elvis Andrus at second.
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He was also fielded a line drive that went off the glove of Maikel Franco and threw out Matt Wisler to save a run.
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After his prepared remarks, Pompeo fielded questions about U.S. immigration policy toward Iranian "civil society," including students who want to study at American universities.
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It didn't matter (much) that the early Mets were among the worst major league teams ever fielded; they were also among the best-loved.
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In 21986, only the University of Minnesota, which Brooks coached to three N.C.A.A. titles, and Minnesota Duluth fielded Division I teams in the state.
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McLaughlin said he's sold dummies to rugby and soccer teams, and fielded interest from basketball teams and even one hockey team, the Colorado Avalanche.
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By contrast, Francis Lewis High School in Fresh Meadows has recorded an influx of South Asians and fielded its first cricket team in 2015.
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At a town hall meeting in New York City early this year, Nancy Pelosi fielded a thorny question about the direction of her party.
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Police fielded several unconfirmed reports of shots fired, said a Facebook post by the Fayetteville Police Department, which also said the mall was evacuated.
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She frequently points out that he has never held a town-hall meeting where he fielded questions from people who didn't agree with him.
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Collectively, they gave the impression of important details being neglected, even as the governor made big speeches and fielded questions about future presidential runs.
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" Mr. Biden fielded questions about health care, too, including about how his plan would deal with the "crisis that we're all facing right now.
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The fallout has pitted worried public health experts against Orange County political leaders, who have fielded large numbers of complaints and concerns from constituents.
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Dremann said he fielded texts all weekend from transgender people currently serving in the military, confused about what the new policy means for them.
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For a period of time Jacobson, whose Twitter bio is "I make stuff," shared her drawings on Tumblr, where she occasionally fielded fans' questions.
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The two countries had already agreed on Wednesday to form the unified hockey team, the first inter-Korean team ever fielded at the Olympics.
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But lo and behold, a red Lexus CT 200h hybrid hatchback fielded by Point One Navigation was zipping around the track on its own.
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Mr. Giaimis, the borough administrator, has fielded many questions, phone calls and emails since the borough first began considering the new ordinance last month.
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Ms. Spanberger, 38, is typical of the youthful candidates Democrats have fielded in Republican-held districts around the country who appeal to voters' patriotism.
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They have fielded better candidates than they usually do; I know because I've had the privilege of meeting and talking with many of them.
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He fielded his own team fulltime in the Grand National Series winning the 2000 championship over another future NASCAR Hall of Famer, Jeff Gordon.
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Norway topped the medals tables in the 2018 Winter Olympics, even though it fielded a team only half the size of the United States.
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President Trump's impeachment trial moved to the question-and-answer stage when House managers and the president's defense team fielded written questions from lawmakers.
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The newer and more complicated AH-64 Apache was chosen to fulfill the Kiowa's role until a future vertical lift aircraft could be fielded.
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Roush fielded Fords for Cup champions Matt Kenseth (217) and Kurt Busch (1113), winning the first title under NASCAR's new 2111-race Playoff format.
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Nine candidates fielded questions from gun control advocates, touching on areas like mass shootings, suicide, mental health as well as urban and domestic violence.
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In local elections this month, all but one of the 50 candidates fielded by a party she founded won seats in the metropolitan assembly.
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He drove another ball deep to center, turning the Gold Glove outfielder Kevin Kiermaier around to catch it, and Torreyes fielded cleanly at shortstop.
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On an equal playing field, and through a moderator, Ms. Coulter would have fielded tough questions and have been held accountable for answering them.
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Buster Posey, leading off the ninth, reached second base when Descalso fielded his routine grounder and threw the ball over first baseman Gerardo Parra.
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In last year's FIFA Interactive World Cup staged in London he was thrilled to see both finalists fielded computer-generated Gullits in their teams.
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Toronto fielded an identical lineup to the one that lost to the Seattle Sounders in December in a penalty shootout at MLS Cup 2016.
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Klobuchar and Harris both fielded pointed questions from the moderators suggesting their records as prosecutors in their respective states did not fulfill progressive expectations.
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Refsnyder fielded Longoria's liner in one motion, stayed on his feet and quickly made the throw to the plate to prevent Forsythe from scoring.
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According to a Quinnipiac poll fielded September 27-29, support for impeachment across all voters has shot up from 37 percent to 47 percent.
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Fresh after his win at the Emmys for Outstanding Variety Talk Series, Oliver fielded questions from journalists in the press room on Sunday evening.
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White House hopefuls fielded questions on the topic for 15 minutes, dwarfing the amount of time devoted to environmental issues at earlier debates. Sen.
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Women on Web had fielded thousands of requests from U.S.-based pregnant people who sought mifepristone and misoprostol to perform their own medication abortions.
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Juventus seemed to lack a recognisable playing style under Allegri, a pragmatic coach who last season fielded 38 different lineups in 38 league matches.
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The Air Force awarded the contract to build the B-21 to Northrop Grumman in October 2015, to be fielded in the mid 85033s.
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On Thursday, Rachel Bass, a paralegal at the Brooklyn office of the federal defenders, said that she had fielded calls from about 15 inmates.
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Zuckerberg, 33, fielded questions from 44 senators at a joint hearing before the Senate Judiciary and Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation committees on Tuesday.
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