But it's all about position, because what are they a firsthand witness to, firsthand source?
|
|
But you don't have it firsthand, I don't have it firsthand, so how do we know what's going on?
|
|
And there is simply no contesting the fact that Trump's own words are the most firsthand of all firsthand information.
|
|
In other words, Republicans are saying that people without firsthand knowledge can't be trusted and that those with firsthand knowledge can't testify.
|
|
Firsthand – Inexpensive, self-service retail kiosks Firsthand allows companies, cafes and bars to monetize their extra space by installing inexpensive, self-service retail kiosks.
|
|
Trump lawyer Jay Sekulow suggests the defense will not address Bolton's firsthand witness account despite earlier complaints of a lack of firsthand witness accounts
|
|
He claimed that the initial whistleblower had not witnessed anything firsthand, though the intelligence community inspector general said otherwise -- that the anonymous official did have some firsthand information.
|
|
How traditional masculinity suffocates restaurant culture comes up firsthand, just over halfway through the book — not in those words, which are my distillation and my own firsthand observation.
|
|
Hurry up and snag tickets to witness the katfight firsthand.
|
|
I've seen firsthand what cannabis can do as a medicine.
|
|
EISEN: YEAH, I MEAN, I GOT TO SEE THAT FIRSTHAND.
|
|
Krawcheck recalled experiencing sexual harassment firsthand while working in finance.
|
|
Yet there is no complete lighthouse to look at firsthand.
|
|
Trevor Noah understands firsthand the negative impacts of racial segregation.
|
|
Firsthand accounts of the attack are beginning to filter in.
|
|
And I know firsthand the value that path would bring.
|
|
But to witness this firsthand was — in a word — extraordinary.
|
|
Her friend Mimi Davis was there to watch it firsthand.
|
|
Having seen their lifestyle firsthand, do you think they're misunderstood?
|
|
Jessica Alba knows firsthand what it takes to be successful.
|
|
There the lawyer witnessed a violation of police protocol firsthand.
|
|
Camila Mendes knows firsthand just how serious eating disorders are.
|
|
You might even have experienced this firsthand reading this article.
|
|
But it definitely resonates with those who've experienced it firsthand.
|
|
We believe that the American people deserve to know firsthand.
|
|
"She could have died," said a source with firsthand knowledge.
|
|
He saw firsthand how erratic and irrational Dany had become.
|
|
As a comedian myself, I can vouch for that firsthand.
|
|
And we want to teach financial literacy and responsibility firsthand.
|
|
Correction: Landis owns Twitter in the Firsthand Technology Opportunities Fund.
|
|
How did seeing the Calais Jungle firsthand affect your worldview?
|
|
The actor lived and saw the horrors of "war" firsthand.
|
|
At the conference, I got to see German anxiety firsthand.
|
|
Even very conservative members of Congress, I've seen it firsthand.
|
|
Knowing this firsthand, he sent Fudenberg an email of support.
|
|
One of the purposes of Wine School is firsthand learning.
|
|
I have seen this firsthand with some of my clients.
|
|
Before I begin, I'll go out to see things firsthand.
|
|
I had seen firsthand — working and walking with the Rev.
|
|
We saw this firsthand on a recent trip to Dallas.
|
|
And now they can immerse themselves into their world firsthand.
|
|
At Planned Parenthood, we see firsthand what these bans do.
|
|
He said Mr. Morris's firsthand observations are far from credible.
|
|
Jefferson River Capital's introduction to Alto came through firsthand experience.
|
|
In the summer of 2017, Mattis decided to investigate firsthand.
|
|
Trump got on a plane and surveyed a situation firsthand.
|
|
Zinke has seen the prevention efforts firsthand as Interior secretary.
|
|
Aid workers have seen it firsthand and mothers know it.
|
|
It also offers a defense of relying on firsthand accounts.
|
|
We saw that firsthand when she was United States senator.
|
|
I have seen firsthand the work of these extremist groups.
|
|
The Rubio strategists learned this firsthand during the Republican primaries.
|
|
If you have not had direct firsthand experience of loving
|
|
I've been to Puerto Rico 7 times & saw devastation firsthand.
|
|
Aubrey Gholson, 59, has seen the transformation in Virginia firsthand.
|
|
Warren knows firsthand how quickly a family can be devastated.
|
|
Young says she's seen firsthand how unnecessary homework has become.
|
|
Here are their firsthand accounts, told in the years since.
|
|
Are they worth actually stepping inside to see collections firsthand?
|
|
"You saw firsthand how the city came together," he said.
|
|
Zhang Guanghong recently discovered the changing landscape for technology firsthand.
|
|
Libby Greenhalgh knows firsthand that ocean racing can be deadly.
|
|
But I know firsthand that the city system has changed.
|
|
He always denied firsthand knowledge of Whitey's crimes and whereabouts.
|
|
If you are a regular rider, you know this firsthand.
|
|
"I understand firsthand what the DNA is," Ms. Garcia said.
|
|
But it's quite another thing to witness unfavorable information firsthand.
|
|
I know firsthand: the MCC is a brutal, unforgiving place.
|
|
Even worse, you experienced firsthand that the rules were failing.
|
|
You and I both know, firsthand, that marriage is hard.
|
|
Champagne knows firsthand the challenges in being a modern parent.
|
|
America would've heard firsthand what he says Trump told him.
|
|
Mr. Chu has had a firsthand taste of that militancy.
|
|
I witnessed this firsthand as a former fellow at TIP.
|
|
He saw that firsthand during his most famous moon landing.
|
|
I've seen firsthand the importance of governance in combating extremism.
|
|
Him and his fellow crew members are seeing this firsthand.
|
|
He also based that assertion on firsthand discussions with Trump.
|
|
A generation of physicians rarely learned to recognize it firsthand.
|
|
Jenna Mendez had a firsthand view of the bridge's collapse.
|
|
So Cuban has firsthand understanding of the business of basketball.
|
|
I write from firsthand experience, when I was in college.
|
|
Trump has criticized the whistleblower for not having firsthand information.
|
|
And I traveled extensively with him and saw that firsthand.
|
|
Dr. Bright has had a firsthand experience with the problem.
|
|
We did that so that we could experience it firsthand.
|
|
After all, I know firsthand how deeply personal religion is.
|
|
Last year, she got the chance to see it firsthand.
|
|
As a public defender, I see the system's injustices firsthand.
|
|
I've observed this kind of modern authoritarianism firsthand in Hungary.
|
|
Firsthand accounts of Trump The details of Bolton's manuscript cemented the reality that there are still witnesses who didn't testify to the House but have firsthand knowledge of what happened inside the White House.
|
|
We think it's of course important to include Teresa as much as possible, just like with everything else, and that's the reason why we want to speak to people with firsthand knowledge and firsthand experience.
|
|
My final piece of evidence is the CBC Firsthand documentary Parfaites.
|
|
I don't know firsthand, because we haven't spoken in 10 years.
|
|
A candidate who knows firsthand the complexity of our international relationships.
|
|
But experiencing something like that firsthand, you think of everything different.
|
|
At a school in Edinburgh, Kate will experience the workshop firsthand.
|
|
We have lived firsthand the stories even though we weren't there.
|
|
I've experienced firsthand the devastating impacts of Alzheimer's disease on families.
|
|
I want to feel whatever this moment has in store firsthand.
|
|
I know because I have witnessed their coverup and lies firsthand.
|
|
I just didn't ever experience it firsthand, until that February day.
|
|
She gave a firsthand account of the situation to TMZ Live.
|
|
"I have firsthand knowledge of many of the events," she wrote.
|
|
"I know firsthand, this can be difficult to comprehend," Raisman wrote.
|
|
But experiencing something like that firsthand, you think of everything differently.
|
|
I'll tell you firsthand that they very much loved each other.
|
|
I know firsthand how important certain gay musicians were to me.
|
|
Visitors to the zoo got to watch this pumpkin carnage firsthand.
|
|
My wife, Gabby, saw that destruction firsthand five years ago tomorrow.
|
|
She also provided investigators with a firsthand account of Pence's Sept.
|
|
Murkowski knows firsthand the impact of a tweet from the President.
|
|
Again, we don't know firsthand, we're just hearing this from people.
|
|
And it was really cool to see it firsthand, right there.
|
|
Numerous artists broke solely because of the platform — I know firsthand.
|
|
There's no park or garden by him here to experience firsthand.
|
|
She saw firsthand the effect that loss had on their families.
|
|
You see, I have experienced firsthand that loving can hurt sometimes.
|
|
Side of the Boom, using legal documents, auction records, and firsthand
|
|
I know firsthand how hard-working, serious and intellectual he is.
|
|
But viewing the vibrant communities firsthand involves more than getting there.
|
|
A: I went to Lesbos to experience, firsthand, the refugee situation.
|
|
She says she knows firsthand what conflict does to a child.
|
|
And the YouTube sensation Jennelle Eliana Long has experienced this firsthand.
|
|
I have witnessed the "anti-life" policies of this President firsthand.
|
|
He knows that firsthand from his playing days in the NFL.
|
|
CNN chief medical correspondent Sanjay Gupta saw those hospitals' struggles firsthand.
|
|
I decided to try Triggr Health firsthand to investigate its claims.
|
|
She has no firsthand memory of the trauma that shaped her.
|
|
And your grandchildren will never know the firsthand heartache of repression.
|
|
Did you see that firsthand when you were a police officer?
|
|
But Kennedy and Miller had experienced the civil rights movement firsthand.
|
|
I know firsthand that it's difficult to get a FISA warrant.
|
|
I have firsthand experience with how wasteful this process can be.
|
|
The Jamaican bobsled athlete Jazmine Fenlator-Victorian knows that advantage firsthand.
|
|
She can tell you firsthand what it's like working with him.
|
|
To witness any of that culture firsthand is an immense privilege.
|
|
Michael was a crime reporter and knows his subject matter firsthand.
|
|
Teach a child bribery firsthand, he or she could become president.
|
|
All three went and saw the dirty, graffiti-scarred system firsthand.
|
|
Gary knows firsthand what it's like to be recuperating from illness.
|
|
We've seen firsthand how community participation can lead to positive outcomes.
|
|
I've seen your foldable phone tree firsthand at the Shenzhen airport.
|
|
Those in distress learn firsthand how ruthless Mr. Buffett can be.
|
|
Seeing the Falvey-Levine collaboration firsthand, he said, eased his mind.
|
|
We've both seen firsthand this policy's dangerous effects while traveling abroad.
|
|
Go deeper: Second Ukraine whistleblower has "firsthand knowledge" of Trump allegations
|
|
I experienced these differences firsthand when I recently visited Think Big!
|
|
He knows firsthand what immigrants and refugees contribute to this county.
|
|
Reeve saw it firsthand as an assistant with Staley's Charlotte Sting.
|
|
They know firsthand how difficult it is to master multiple languages.
|
|
Clinton would know that firsthand because she served with him there.
|
|
Mr. Pugh said he has experienced some of the warming firsthand.
|
|
He emphasized that firsthand sensory overload would be the best teacher.
|
|
Like many NoSleep writers, Lea has firsthand experience with this issue.
|
|
I've experienced the pull of inertia firsthand at my company, Hootsuite.
|
|
But knowing something in theory is different from experiencing it firsthand.
|
|
And I know firsthand that Justice Department policies come and go.
|
|
I saw cruelty firsthand — and was guilty myself — as a child.
|
|
I know firsthand how dangerous and unpredictable unrepentant weather can be.
|
|
I have seen this suffering firsthand in Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia.
|
|
Mike Wynne has seen the change in employer mind-set firsthand.
|
|
Wilson, who is black, knows firsthand the importance of softening these borders.
|
|
Amy Guy is a North Carolina woman who experienced the law firsthand.
|
|
I've owned two businesses and know firsthand that no employee is perfect.
|
|
Pilots need physical, firsthand experience to be prepared for emergencies, Sullenberger said.
|
|
Justin Blackburn knows firsthand about the risks of an overseas bariatrics procedure.
|
|
There's no feeling quite like witnessing movie magic firsthand as a child.
|
|
Again and again, they learned that their firsthand observations were not valid.
|
|
Professor Sweeney found this out firsthand when she Googled her own name.
|
|
We know firsthand how difficult it is to overturn a wrongful conviction.
|
|
Three of the stories — from A., L., and M. — described firsthand experiences.
|
|
Several individuals with firsthand knowledge of the situation have supported Pace's claims.
|
|
The best way around that objection is to let someone see firsthand.
|
|
The results of firsthand observation will always show a bright, blurry object.
|
|
And, next Monday, June 18, we'll get to experience these effects firsthand.
|
|
Immigration advocates and public health workers have already witnessed this impact firsthand.
|
|
It was amazing to see the public's reaction to these characters firsthand.
|
|
More than 100 students have "firsthand accounts" of Strauss's misconduct, officials said.
|
|
As a former dentist, Kearns had seen some of those harms firsthand.
|
|
For one, it's the closest to a firsthand witness you can get.
|
|
Gene Broderick, 70, and his partner Duane Taylor, 72, learned this firsthand.
|
|
Nyakim Gatwetch, a model who was born in Sudan, can relate firsthand.
|
|
I wouldn't put it past him to have firsthand experience eating either.
|
|
Karlie Kloss learned firsthand what many have known for quite some time.
|
|
The PSA also features immigrants who have experienced such detention centers firsthand.
|
|
Now you can explore this phenomenon firsthand with an online interactive simulation.
|
|
Over the summer, Chief Fox saw firsthand a bit of the enforcement.
|
|
Online griefers, for instance, love seeing firsthand evidence that they've hurt someone.
|
|
Worthington has seen firsthand how athletes loosen up in an exhibition environment.
|
|
It also served to reinforce what I saw firsthand in my family.
|
|
Around 18 percent of survey respondents had experienced such bad behavior firsthand.
|
|
We learned firsthand how difficult it can be to get this done.
|
|
So it's going to be a crazy experience to witness it firsthand.
|
|
And I've seen firsthand the sacrifices made by those in law enforcement.
|
|
Parents know firsthand the impact a poor night's sleep has on kids.
|
|
I'm no district attorney, but that strikes me as powerful firsthand testimony.
|
|
But for matters of taste, nothing beats the wisdom of firsthand experience.
|
|
Growing up, I saw firsthand the unintended harm that welfare can cause.
|
|
As investors know firsthand, getting it right takes patience, determination and resolve.
|
|
My father is French, so I kind of understand the culture firsthand.
|
|
These are characteristics that you can't really assess firsthand when shopping online.
|
|
As a native-born Canadian, I've witnessed this sort of rationing firsthand.
|
|
I learned firsthand from Imperfect Produce that it all tasted the same.
|
|
Alexis says that she's seen "toxic" behavior in the React community firsthand.
|
|
I have also seen firsthand how religious mistrust can lead to tragedy.
|
|
I visited the new McDonald's to see what it was like firsthand.
|
|
I've seen this firsthand and this issue is deeply personal to me.
|
|
On that subject, Mr. Kaine offered a firsthand defense of Mrs. Clinton.
|
|
Almost all have seen death firsthand — to a sibling, friend or parent.
|
|
You'd also get to see firsthand just how candid she can be.
|
|
I have seen this firsthand in my state and in my district.
|
|
Visitors can get a firsthand look at the evolution of the iMac
|
|
Having seen the depths of Southern resistance firsthand as attorney general, Sen.
|
|
I have seen firsthand the dangers of nicotine use for young people.
|
|
Colbie Caillat's band Gone West understands firsthand what "regretful heartbreak" feels like.
|
|
Liddell said that she has seen how effective it can be firsthand.
|
|
But medical experts and scientists with firsthand experience developing vaccines are skeptical.
|
|
Representing the public and private sectors, we see this need firsthand. Rep.
|
|
We also hear accounts, firsthand and distortingly recycled, of their family histories.
|
|
Accompanying her on hospital visits, Varejão witnessed firsthand the inequality Brasília created.
|
|
I know firsthand how fear can erode neighborhood unity and stifle progress.
|
|
So, I've seen firsthand what you have to do to self-quarantine.
|
|
I can't say that with authority because I have witnessed it firsthand.
|
|
I lived in Italy in 2018 and experienced discrimination and racism firsthand.
|
|
"Kentish Town" covers a book-group meeting and testifies to firsthand immersion.
|
|
With the number of Holocaust survivors declining, firsthand memoirs are not enough.
|
|
Our colleague Patricia Mazzei got a firsthand view of what happened next.
|
|
"I've learned firsthand how much it can complicate a relationship," she said.
|
|
He's a Navy veteran who saw firsthand the cost of endless war.
|
|
He encourages all American entrepreneurs to travel there to see it firsthand.
|
|
Just as in previous fights, I know firsthand that it won't disappoint.
|
|
For those interested in experiencing Penn Station's horrors firsthand, admission is free.
|
|
"I know the damage firsthand" from people going to prison, wrote Credico.
|
|
"I saw firsthand that you can start small with innovation," Hsiao said.
|
|
It's important they understand what's going on and can read it firsthand.
|
|
"We have the back story of the community firsthand," Ms. Goldman said.
|
|
As a gear tester for WIRED's Gadget Lab, I see that firsthand.
|
|
" He added: "I've been to Puerto Rico 7 times & saw devastation firsthand.
|
|
I have a firsthand sense of why this might be the case.
|
|
The St. Regis Mohawks felt firsthand the backlash of exercising their sovereignty.
|
|
I have seen firsthand the devastation wrought by untreated HIV and AIDS.
|
|
I saw that firsthand when I covered Jackson's memorial service for CNN.
|
|
You saw firsthand the force that the guy went right into him.
|
|
Susan Unterberg, 77, above, knows firsthand the hurdles that female artists face.
|
|
President Trump has now seen firsthand the destructive impact of Hurricane Maria.
|
|
Bob Zellner can attest firsthand to Wallace's absurdities at Harvard's Memorial Hall.
|
|
As for firsthand accounts of Polk, they are colored by partisan politics.
|
|
Sean Duffy, a history teacher at the school, witnessed the transformation firsthand.
|
|
For Langlands, the only way to understand it is through firsthand experience.
|
|
I learned about the seriousness of alcoholism in the food industry firsthand.
|
|
She knows firsthand what bullying and exclusion based on identity feels like.
|
|
Meanwhile, Rose and his colleague Ari Hollander left academia to form Firsthand Technology.
|
|
Whitney Way Thore knows firsthand how cruel people can be on social media.
|
|
And I know Hillary Clinton can do that because I saw it firsthand.
|
|
I recently saw this firsthand with my friend, 22.5 co-founder Evan Burfield.
|
|
Louise discusses Apple's Tribecca "cult" house for hosting reporters, which she experienced firsthand.
|
|
To be faced firsthand with the physical implications of that decision is another.
|
|
You'll be able to find out firsthand when it hits theaters on Jan.
|
|
"Y'all are experiencing firsthand the consequences of those misguided liberal policies," Cruz said.
|
|
It's here that regional students can experience firsthand the future of space travel.
|
|
She's bucking the system, and as a result, she's experiencing its cruelty firsthand.
|
|
Voters in Iowa see this firsthand because their state was really ground zero.
|
|
She joined Instacart in 22, and saw some of tech's biggest challenges firsthand.
|
|
I know firsthand that Mr. Assad's deputies would take advantage of this fund.
|
|
To feel that energy firsthand really solidifies what we have going right now.
|
|
Venture for America also gave Yang firsthand exposure to the rapidly changing economy.
|
|
They read about it in the news or hear it from friends firsthand.
|
|
They've seen firsthand the toll financial pressures can take on farmers' mental health.
|
|
I have seen this firsthand with people close to me in my life.
|
|
I've seen firsthand how even a tiny amount can make a massive difference.
|
|
But Charlie knows firsthand how daunting the perceived "male only" space can be.
|
|
Few of us see these dramatic changes firsthand the way Divoky does, though.
|
|
He knows firsthand what the grueling journey to be an Olympian is like.
|
|
Here's one unfortunate Switch owner's firsthand account of what happened in his case.
|
|
"I saw for myself, firsthand, how scary their job must be," Keating said.
|
|
Everyday Americans can attest firsthand to the impact and value of the ACA.
|
|
He's seen firsthand how police can be a force for good in communities.
|
|
Trans community members and advocates experience, witness, and respond to cultural discrimination firsthand.
|
|
But Trump is learning firsthand just how difficult and complicated immigration policy is.
|
|
I have seen firsthand how these tactics have turned tax skeptics into supporters.
|
|
Lisa Peterson learned this firsthand after a raccoon bit her in October 513.
|
|
I've seen firsthand fellow aid workers reach the precipice and it's not pretty.
|
|
But if you'd prefer to find out firsthand, we suggest waiting until E.l.f.
|
|
In fact, he says he's witnessed Hollywood types running for the hills, firsthand.
|
|
I greatly enjoyed the process of experiencing the fullness of American democracy firsthand.
|
|
States know firsthand the needs of their communities and invest in infrastructure accordingly.
|
|
She saw firsthand the disaster's toll, including the crippling of the power supply.
|
|
Not in a way that tramples on the people who experience racism firsthand.
|
|
The Ukrainian people know firsthand how hard it is to build a democracy.
|
|
Alexander Vindman, who was a firsthand witnesses to Trump's July call with Ukraine.
|
|
Baker can see firsthand how companies are implementing technology as a consumer herself.
|
|
Their companies experience firsthand the challenges in finding qualified workers in this field.
|
|
Yet he experienced firsthand the power that comes from letting yourself be vulnerable.
|
|
He wanted to learn firsthand why and how they were leaving their countries.
|
|
I know firsthand the limitations on courtship and dating in a conservative society.
|
|
Yovanovitch herself admitted she has no firsthand knowledge of any alleged impeachable conduct.
|
|
We experienced this problem firsthand and we see it as a fixable problem.
|
|
Holmes's account was purportedly firsthand, and Democrats hailed his arrival in the Capitol.
|
|
Was the village and the landscape based on places that you knew firsthand?
|
|
Scattered firsthand reports filtered out on social media, and we decided to visit.
|
|
I learned firsthand what it meant to struggle with both assumptions and accessibility.
|
|
As female senators, we know firsthand the challenges women face in their careers.
|
|
We have seen firsthand how chipping, cracking lead paint creates toxic living conditions.
|
|
I know this firsthand, thanks to a drive-thru window in New Jersey.
|
|
So, I know firsthand that living in a fat body means being judged.
|
|
The low employee retention rate in Silicon Valley is something Sharp witnessed firsthand.
|
|
Their firsthand experience—more so than theories and abstractions—can be our guide.
|
|
Republicans complained this week that witnesses in the impeachment inquiry lack firsthand information.
|
|
Experiencing solitary firsthand, I thought, would better position me to change our culture.
|
|
And Thiel isn't alone in experiencing this kind of treatment from Gawker firsthand.
|
|
Last Thanksgiving, Mr. Hofer experienced the surveillance technology he has been examining firsthand.
|
|
And Toliver, who has now lived it, knows firsthand how right they are.
|
|
When did "logic" and "facts" and "firsthand accounts" get such a bad rap?
|
|
What I read didn't capture his experience the way hearing it firsthand did.
|
|
Many jurisdictions require direct or firsthand knowledge of how the records were created.
|
|
The veterans seemed tremendously moved to learn firsthand: They aren't forgotten after all.
|
|
I also witnessed firsthand the sustainable way my family and others lived there.
|
|
In another experiment, Dr. Krupenye got to experience their lack of generosity firsthand.
|
|
Kavanaugh knows firsthand that affirmative action works, but he opposes it as policy.
|
|
You see and feel firsthand how awful and devastating these messages can be.
|
|
I have witnessed firsthand the crippling effects of endometriosis on my granddaughter Emily.
|
|
The Democrats are demanding that Cipollone disclose any firsthand knowledge that he has.
|
|
Australia has seen that impact firsthand, with wildfires ravaging the country for months.
|
|
I know firsthand just how important this R&D is for private industry.
|
|
Show winners Dan Gheesling, Ian Terry and Derrick Levasseur lived that motto firsthand.
|
|
Experience firsthand the battles endured to retake the city of Falluja from ISIS.
|
|
As a psychiatrist, I have witnessed firsthand the negative effects of such discrimination.
|
|
Game of Thrones' Nathalie Emmanuel understands firsthand the importance of diversity on-screen.
|
|
"KPOP" aims to give the audience a firsthand look at such hit factories.
|
|
CNN Business saw firsthand how the technology works in a demonstration last week.
|
|
Devils forward Wayne Simmonds also knows firsthand how expensive minor hockey can be.
|
|
He's seen firsthand the sacrifice and diligence of Duvernay-Tardif's past eight years.
|
|
Update January 29th, 7:40AM ET: Updated with firsthand impressions from XDA Developers.
|
|
But at the end of the day, we have people with firsthand knowledge.
|
|
"This was the first time we saw such information firsthand," Mr. Quick wrote.
|
|
And I know Hillary Clinton can do that, because I saw it firsthand!
|
|
"Firsthand stories are really way more powerful than data and logic," she said.
|
|
American voters deserve to hear a firsthand accounting of this president's alleged depravity.
|
|
I can tell you from firsthand experience that each moment is truly priceless.
|
|
I have experienced our war firsthand; I personally know how challenging this is.
|
|
And as AJ learned firsthand, the in-browser reporting mechanism isn't entirely functional.
|
|
Warren saw this firsthand when she worked at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau .
|
|
It says she will 'provide her firsthand knowledge' but it doesn't say how.
|
|
It's something that Salem, a Denver, Colorado-based stripper has firsthand experience with.
|
|
So, I know firsthand how important a product like My LendingTree can be.
|
|
Ms. Kim, 35, a former Google product manager, has firsthand experience with Medicaid.
|
|
They likely do not have firsthand experience with the horrors of mass shootings.
|
|
Many said seeing the police's response firsthand changed their minds about the demonstrations.
|
|
"I saw firsthand how it impacts someone with a chronic illness," she said.
|
|
She feels sympathy, slightly detached, for the others, whose surgeries she witnesses firsthand.
|
|
Back in 2015, I experienced the power of the country's deep state firsthand.
|
|
Eating disorders make very little sense to people who haven't experienced them firsthand.
|
|
Matthew Kroenig has witnessed firsthand the growing fear that nuclear war is imminent.
|
|
And you saw firsthand the last two years with the Golden State Warriors.
|
|
Those of us with firsthand experience understood that this was essentially a rebranding process.
|
|
"I have seen Katy's commitment to the causes she believes in firsthand," she continued.
|
|
Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth learned firsthand that loss makes the heart grow fonder.
|
|
None of the senators knew firsthand whether President Donald Trump would sign their bill.
|
|
Truly minimizing waste requires much more substantive lifestyle changes, as I found out firsthand.
|
|
During this time, she saw firsthand how families were destroyed by today's legal system.
|
|
FIND OUT WHAT THIS FASCINATING DELTA GUY DID + MORE AMAZING STORIES FIRSTHAND What's next?
|
|
In our professional and personal lives, we have seen and experienced these benefits firsthand.
|
|
"This whole struggle that I went through, she saw firsthand," Wambach said of Huffman.
|
|
He had seen firsthand how Alzheimer's gradually erodes someone while caring for his dad.
|
|
Matt Czuchry understands firsthand just how diehard fans of a TV series can be.
|
|
I've been to the Bentley factory and seen it firsthand — it's an amazing sight.
|
|
He wanted a firsthand understanding of the ethnic violence that he'd face in uniform.
|
|
ZELDIN: There were thousands upon thousands, you were there, we all saw this firsthand.
|
|
That firsthand testimony was the most dramatic and important in the trial thus far.
|
|
Adam Zimmerli has experienced the phantom activity at the The Black Monarch Hotel firsthand.
|
|
However, all of these assumptions are estimates, and not actually firsthand observations -- for now.
|
|
And hear their actual firsthand experiences, the way you would conduct a user survey.
|
|
However, I've seen firsthand what difference refinancing for a lower interest rate can make.
|
|
"He'll have firsthand information," former U.S. Ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul told VICE News.
|
|
Now, Teigen is talking about another sensitive topic she's dealt with firsthand: alcohol use.
|
|
She knows firsthand that being a smaller size doesn't necessarily make you any happier.
|
|
I looked forward to seeing firsthand whether political moderation and compromise were still alive.
|
|
President Macron, on a mission to transform his country, now experiences the discontent firsthand.
|
|
I know this firsthand because I was recently a patient advocate for my grandmother.
|
|
Nina Hale, a performance digital marketing agency, has seen some of that slowdown firsthand.
|
|
Still, Trump Jr. says he's seen firsthand the potential overlap between Trump and Sanders.
|
|
I wanted my children to see firsthand the ineffectiveness of socialism at creating prosperity.
|
|
He offered no evidence or firsthand knowledge for his public accusations about the kia'i.
|
|
Vilma Da Silva, who has been exporting coconuts from Guyana, has seen this firsthand.
|
|
Dr. Leana Wen, the health commissioner of Baltimore, has seen some of this firsthand.
|
|
Jessica Allen, a 31-year-old living in Perris, California, just learned this firsthand.
|
|
Tom Brady knows firsthand that kids march to the beats of their own drums.
|
|
It's something I witnessed — not firsthand but I've heard about it and it's scary.
|
|
We've seen firsthand just how powerful, courageous, and badass differently abled people can be.
|
|
"The agency prepped for you guys," a CBP source with firsthand knowledge told CNN.
|
|
I have heard firsthand from congressional staff following threats delivered by Deputy AG Rosenstein.
|
|
Referencing her long history with drug and alcohol addiction, Osbourne spoke from firsthand experience.
|
|
She will also visit a public school Wednesday to experience coding with students firsthand.
|
|
She's also willing to go to school to tell firsthand how bullying harms people.
|
|
That's why I've always known firsthand why representation in our media is so important.
|
|
But he denied they disclosed firsthand knowledge of the loan or Sanders' possible involvement.
|
|
And I knew firsthand how much a transphobic "joke" could bring on real abuse.
|
|
The firsthand reporting experience for one of the world's leading media companies is unmatched.
|
|
So, some people knew firsthand and it would just trickle down to the team.
|
|
Seeing it firsthand is to realize just how painted-from-the-gut it is.
|
|
I have witnessed firsthand the good work our investments in global development have accomplished.
|
|
BTW ... we learned firsthand how out of it Keef can be ... on "TMZ Live"
|
|
John Wallner, 61, a consultant in Portland, Oregon, had seen Jobs' business acumen firsthand.
|
|
Eugenia Kuyda, CEO of Luka, experienced the benefits of competing in Startup Battlefield firsthand.
|
|
Darnell said she experienced that firsthand when she started in law enforcement in 1978.
|
|
Parenting from afar Romney McDaniel knows firsthand the challenges of balancing politics and parenting.
|
|
He also got a firsthand look at the state's emergency operations center in Austin.
|
|
I'm really eager to put it all in motion, see how it works firsthand.
|
|
I'm in Paris right now on a vacation and have seen events unfold firsthand.
|
|
But Mr. King had seen firsthand the effect of Long Island's shifting political allegiances.
|
|
Here in New York City, we saw firsthand the devastation caused by Hurricane Sandy.
|
|
"I'm grateful that people are experiencing the majesty of this species firsthand," she said.
|
|
Plus, he knows firsthand the pernicious effects of the Obama administration's anti-job policies.
|
|
The classmate later admitted to not even knowing Ford or hearing a story firsthand.
|
|
He then continued to discuss his own firsthand experiences during his upbringing in Brooklyn.
|
|
As I saw firsthand when I was chairman and CEO of Network Solutions, Inc.
|
|
Dr. Reese is among those who has seen the potential of this legislation firsthand.
|
|
Pennsylvania pharmacy technician Sarah Hannock witnesses this devastating issue firsthand on a daily basis.
|
|
Through that work, Porter saw firsthand the damage FHA loans had done to families.
|
|
And last night, I sat down with three influential dancers who lived it firsthand.
|
|
I have the benefit of seeing firsthand how seriously she took safeguarding our secrets.
|
|
We have seen firsthand that Trump and Sessions are inflicting brutal pain and suffering.
|
|
"We set foot on the ground to see these developments firsthand," Mr. Gross said.
|
|
In my work, I frequently engage in these educational efforts and witness results firsthand.
|
|
There are nearly 500 five-star reviews if you want to hear it firsthand.
|
|
Still, Meadows downplayed the centrality of Sondland's involvement despite his firsthand interactions with Trump.
|
|
He knows firsthand the devastating impact of the water supply contamination in his community.
|
|
Elon Musk just witnessed the might of the Not In My Backyard empire firsthand.
|
|
Could the late music legend's sole firsthand contribution to gaming be any more perfect?
|
|
Researchers peer through the glass tank to observe firsthand how a hurricane takes shape.
|
|
Arguably, the most effective works are created by those who have experienced injustice firsthand.
|
|
Catherine Hardwicke knows firsthand what it's like to be in an unexpectedly dangerous situation.
|
|
Maryam Akmedova, from Kabardino-Balkaria region in the North Caucasus, has seen it firsthand.
|
|
On one hand, they had literally seen the film firsthand at a major festival.
|
|
Corner's therapy practice showed her firsthand how resistant certain bad parents are to change.
|
|
There, he has seen firsthand a growing number of overdoses and opioid-related deaths.
|
|
Michelle Katz, a nurse and nationally recognized patient advocate, has seen this happen firsthand.
|
|
"It was important he finally got a glimpse of our industry firsthand," said Pracht.
|
|
I witnessed firsthand the incredible impact that people like that have on their community.
|
|
After I slipped into the world's most famous iPhone factory, I saw this firsthand.
|
|
Six video monitors are inset into the walls, playing firsthand accounts of the unrest.
|
|
It was at RWE that the two experienced the pain of bulk shippers firsthand.
|
|
But we decided to visit the store for ourselves to understand the hype firsthand.
|
|
Clark witnessed firsthand the eventual manufacturing bust Connecticut suffered in the 133s and '213s.
|
|
If they had seen it firsthand, as I have, they wouldn't buy those drugs.
|
|
She begged the office manager to visit her house and observe the problems firsthand.
|
|
A firsthand description of the 2015 Reliance public shareholder meeting is not particularly revealing.
|
|
Among other things, the wines have given us firsthand experience of the aging conundrum.
|
|
RUIRU, Kenya — Before last year, Richard Ochieng', 26, could not recall experiencing racism firsthand.
|
|
Judge Furman found that Mr. Ross probably had unique firsthand knowledge of key facts.
|
|
Almas Sayeed, general counsel for the National Domestic Workers Alliance, has seen this firsthand.
|
|
Imagine the propaganda that can be developed once people can experience something almost firsthand.
|
|
"The future of Woodstock rests with people who never knew it firsthand," she wrote.
|
|
"I experienced firsthand how nothing has to stay the way it is," she said.
|
|
None of these arrivals have firsthand experience of Florida's unique exposure to natural disasters.
|
|
Kento Hoshi, a 23-year-old law school graduate, has seen that competition firsthand.
|
|
I worked as a correctional nurse and saw firsthand the effectiveness of female officers.
|
|
John Karaffa saw this firsthand when he played professional basketball overseas for 12 seasons.
|
|
Officials urged residents to come forward with firsthand accounts of crimes that went ignored.
|
|
Receiving firsthand knowledge on the industry from Medlin — who has an extensive resume — herself.
|
|
"I think getting that information firsthand would be really important for us," he said.
|
|
What Bolton offers is, obviously, firsthand evidence from the president's former national security adviser.
|
|
But Soufan brings firsthand, on-the-ground experience hunting down and interrogating Qaeda members.
|
|
"The reality is the senators ought to hear this witness firsthand," he told Camerota.
|
|
"There was no firsthand witnesses that actually said the president did anything wrong," Rep.
|
|
"They're having a hard time with firsthand knowledge of any of this," said Sen.
|
|
U.T. Khader, an incumbent member of Karnataka's legislative assembly, experienced the WhatsApp effect firsthand.
|
|
Terry McGarrigle of White Plains, N.Y., traveled to St. Louis to experience totality firsthand.
|
|
As a substitute for firsthand interviews, she quotes the girls' surreal internet chat-speak.
|
|
How have the responses and reports from officials differed from firsthand accounts and images?
|
|
Sam: I can tell you from firsthand experience that this is NOT a lie.
|
|
For me, it's cool to be a part of that and witness it firsthand.
|
|
I saw firsthand how the stock market can create wealth and take it away.
|
|
Instead, MacNeil reviews real-life experiences firsthand, like attending prom, stealing, and drug addiction.
|
|
Heartbeat's version, by contrast, is a cynical realist who knows firsthand what killing involves.
|
|
I know firsthand how important these attributes are when balancing jobs, school and motherhood.
|
|
As a pediatrician working with these very families, I see these deleterious effects firsthand.
|
|
But on the other hand, I've witnessed firsthand the negative effects it can have.
|
|
It&aposs certainly true that some of the witnesses don&apost have firsthand information.
|
|
Collins knows firsthand the distress that comes with violent threats in the political arena.
|
|
Like Jon Snow, he has seen firsthand the greater enemy that must be defeated.
|
|
This is something we learned firsthand while serving in the Dominican Republic and Ethiopia.
|
|
I know firsthand how a two-inch piece of plastic can save a life.
|
|
Krueger saw firsthand the harm investigative holds did to public safety in Ville Platte.
|
|
I've seen firsthand your deep appreciation for the vital role of the American judiciary.
|
|
State officials have also confirmed nerve damage firsthand in another panther and another bobcat.
|
|
State officials have also confirmed nerve damage firsthand in another panther and another bobcat.
|
|
It's a lesson the 61-year-old has learned firsthand over his lengthy career.
|
|
While our team was in Nigeria, we saw the effects of this violence firsthand.
|
|
There's a giant, open counter that lets you watch the pita being made firsthand.
|
|
The world is too vast for any of us to possess much knowledge firsthand.
|
|
I didn't experience the regime firsthand, but its visual remnants have always surrounded me.
|
|
Being a woman alone no doubt elicits dangers, and I have experienced them firsthand.
|
|
The subjects in this series have witnessed firsthand the evil of well-intentioned ignorance.
|
|
I know, firsthand, that living without one doesn't mean constant inefficiency or imminent danger.
|
|
This introduced Miller-Dempsey firsthand to the suffering of patients and the reward of donation.
|
|
Click through to see the wildest and most wondrous happenings, captured firsthand by his lens.
|
|
I know, through firsthand experience, that the disease has blinded her to her own sacredness.
|
|
There are moving firsthand accounts, silly listicles, thought-provoking opinion pieces, in-depth analyses, etc.
|
|
The Verge has confirmed the notification firsthand, after Droid Life and SamMobile reported on it.
|
|
She insists that one must see firsthand the destruction she's fighting to properly understand it.
|
|
"I saw firsthand what it did to family, friends, and people around them," he says.
|
|
It just confirms what we have seen in our communities in Minnesota and Ohio firsthand.
|
|
Jalesia "Jasha" McQueen, a Missouri lawyer, knows just how tough these cases can be firsthand.
|
|
The British experienced Gurkhas' fierceness firsthand after suffering heavy losses during their invasion of Nepal.
|
|
"I know firsthand what it's like being put through the Trump wood chipper," she whined.
|
|
VICE News travelled to Mecca to see firsthand why the trip evokes such intense contemplation.
|
|
Finally, suggest a trial period so your boss can see firsthand how it will work.
|
|
We visited Arai and saw firsthand the incredible lengths he went to fireproof his home.
|
|
"I had seen firsthand the destruction caused by rampant logging, fishing and mining," Hagedorn said.
|
|
The young YouTuber-cum-food critic provides impressive firsthand reviews of the city's chicken shops.
|
|
Nesi, who had to close his grandfather's decades-old textile business, understands the problems firsthand.
|
|
Mr. Mathis, the winemaker since 1981, knows firsthand the perils of high-value real estate.
|
|
Take it from someone who experienced the value of applying to TC Top Picks firsthand.
|
|
Pitbull has experienced firsthand the changing trends in music and how streaming has impacted artists.
|
|
Fleishman, in turn, learned about Dog Party from his mother, a firsthand Dog Party witness.
|
|
Today, documents released by the UK Parliament provided a largely unprecedented, firsthand look inside Facebook.
|
|
We've seen this firsthand in Texas, which produces more wind power than any other state.
|
|
Is sexual harassment or abuse of power something you've witnessed firsthand in the comedy space?
|
|
But there are some things out there that are too tempting not to experience firsthand.
|
|
Tony Dovolani will soon be learning firsthand that what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas.
|
|
Will Brody, a 13-year-old eighth grader in New York City, knows that firsthand.
|
|
But only those at the venue will be able to experience the MIXhalo technology firsthand.
|
|
My next guest knows firsthand how foster care can turn around a child&aposs life.
|
|
Anyone can sign up for a tour and see our workplace firsthand at www.amazon.com/fctours.
|
|
As a black man, he had seen firsthand the violence and poverty in his communities.
|
|
Even though I knew firsthand from people, it wasn't my place to call out names.
|
|
I experienced this firsthand in the HTC Vive's "Secret Room" demo, from Valve's The Lab.
|
|
Working at a national advocacy organization, Branstetter has seen firsthand how this can play out.
|
|
"We have seen firsthand that the healthcare industry struggles with basic security practices," Cran said.
|
|
Imlay, whom she had met in Paris, where she had gone to observe, firsthand, the
|
|
Like Lopez, Wellik had seen firsthand the lack of equipment at fire stations in Mexico.
|
|
But I got to see it firsthand," Scalise said in an interview on "Fox & Friends.
|
|
In that capacity, he had firsthand access to the most important conversations in the administration.
|
|
Morrison has seen what happens firsthand when the artist legally revokes the license they sold.
|
|
According to firsthand accounts, the "sycophantic praising of the Bongos" at these events is incessant.
|
|
So you know health care on a very firsthand basis when it comes to this.
|
|
Presley said that she had nightmares of war, even though she never saw it firsthand.
|
|
As a veteran of two Middle East deployments, I know firsthand the cost of war.
|
|
Khloé Kardashian is about to learn, firsthand, the pain and occasional enjoyment of online dating.
|
|
Hardly anyone is left alive who remembers the rise and fall of the subway firsthand.
|
|
Joris Magenti, a young entrepreneur based in London, knows firsthand how frustrating borders can be.
|
|
Its one of life's experiences that, in order to truly comprehend, must be endured firsthand.
|
|
Arroyo has spent years alongside Votto, and he's witnessed firsthand the shift in that regard.
|
|
You'll also experience firsthand how astronomers today hunt for exoplanets orbiting stars light years away.
|
|
Others were "immediately contradicted by witnesses with firsthand knowledge of the subject matter," they wrote.
|
|
But in fact, Healy has seen firsthand that "surf therapy" can have the opposite effect.
|
|
Steve remembered how much fun the family enjoyed witnessing firsthand Kenny's far-flung, determined career.
|
|
As someone who has experienced this firsthand, I feel obligated to help lead that charge.
|
|
Still, this also means Pincus knows firsthand what big donations can and can't get you.
|
|
They can enjoy firsthand the fruits of their labors as they explore Utah's wild places.
|
|
Rita Ora's charm knows no bounds ... as Prince William learned face-to-face and firsthand.
|
|
But after the entrepreneur sold his first company, he witnessed firsthand how wealth brought privileges.
|
|
I visited the border in California on July 1 and saw what was happening firsthand.
|
|
Simply getting in the door can be half the battle, as I found out firsthand.
|
|
"We're seeing firsthand the amount of dark money coming into our system," Bullock told voters.
|
|
In elementary school in the 1960s, Langdon saw firsthand how dangerous a hog can be.
|
|
I have seen firsthand the effects that climate change is having on wildlife and communities.
|
|
We have seen this firsthand as part of our work in Washington state and Wisconsin.
|
|
Jonathon Whitton saw firsthand how his grandfather withdrew from the family as his hearing deteriorated.
|
|
He knows firsthand how Brett Kavanaugh's extreme views on guns could lead to more massacres.
|
|
I saw this firsthand at my own town hall on Long Island nine years ago.
|
|
But the White House has decreed that such firsthand witnesses as Mick Mulvaney not cooperate.
|
|
Glover—who created, wrote, and directed several episodes of the show—knows the industry firsthand.
|
|
I visited on a recent Friday afternoon to see firsthand what the investigators had collected.
|
|
The investment fund lobby yields tremendous influence in Washington, I know it from firsthand experience.
|
|
That pullback on the part of VCs is something we've experienced here at RealtyShares firsthand.
|
|
We know firsthand that transitioning your wardrobe from season to season does not come cheap.
|
|
I know how hard it is so raise a kid, how expensive one is, firsthand.
|
|
I know firsthand how the bloodshed can have you harbor feelings for a long time.
|
|
The president will hear firsthand about the situation and what still remains to be done.
|
|
I've experienced sexism firsthand as both a very low level BJJ competitor and a writer.
|
|
Memories of 2016 continue to haunt the Democratic National Committee, which experienced Russia's attack firsthand.
|
|
Memories of 2000 continue to haunt the Democratic National Committee, which experienced Russia's attack firsthand.
|
|
Dina, a 27-year-old security guard in Accra, has firsthand experience of the procedure.
|
|
I visited during the dry season, so I didn't experience the magical reflective effect firsthand.
|
|
She understands firsthand the challenges business face in accessing capital and navigating complex regulatory environments.
|
|
Unlike the heroes in the graphic novel, Looking Glass witnesses the attack firsthand in Hoboken.
|
|
If you're going to adopt a country, they figure, why not one you experienced firsthand?
|
|
After graduating from Pepperdine, she began attending survivors' reunions to hear about the incident firsthand.
|
|
Those themes can also be found in the firsthand accounts of fighting from players themselves.
|
|
This week Chancellor Angela Merkel is traveling to Ireland to see firsthand what is happening.
|
|
As a big-city mayor, I know firsthand how difficult these challenges are to overcome.
|
|
Ms. Buolamwini, a young African-American computer scientist, experienced the bias of facial recognition firsthand.
|
|
Safe to say, after everything he saw firsthand, Rick's no fan of Joe or Carole.
|
|
Safe to say, after everything he saw firsthand, Rick's no fan of Joe or Carole.
|
|
Lauren Alzamora, a member of the group, has seen the benefits of her advocacy firsthand.
|
|
I know firsthand that we can create and protect jobs while also protecting our environment.
|
|
I've seen this firsthand as I talk to people in different parts of the world.
|
|
Noah Strycker's "Birding Without Borders" is a firsthand account of a serious case of birdmania.
|
|
Mr. Achleitner is a member of the Bayer supervisory board and observed the revolt firsthand.
|
|
I saw firsthand the many ways in which we brutalize and kill our fellow humans.
|
|
As a journalist covering the movement in New York, I witnessed some of this firsthand.
|
|
The goal was to reach at least one official or one person with firsthand knowledge.
|
|
They know firsthand the numerous benefits that programs like A Time for Us can offer.
|
|
Few have seen firsthand the frustration of Washington gridlock and partisanship more than we have.
|
|
I've experienced that firsthand throughout my career both from civilians and within the Marine Corps.
|
|
Janice, her husband, Chris, and their two teenage daughters have firsthand experience with underage migrants.
|
|
Republican senators voted against 11 Democratic amendments to allow firsthand witnesses and to subpoena documents.
|
|
That firsthand look at how industry could despoil nature left her distrustful of big business.
|
|
The Democrats also riposted that Mr. Trump had forbidden people with firsthand knowledge from testifying.
|
|
If those impacted were actually supported, the whole movement could benefit, as Nori saw firsthand.
|
|
I watched this migration of American jobs firsthand as the chief executive officer of Walmart.
|
|
The Studio Backlot Tour allowed Disney World guests to experience the magic of filmmaking firsthand.
|
|
For weeks, the eclipse has been sparking imaginations and inspiring plans for witnessing it firsthand.
|
|
When I put up the Pentagon Papers, was I putting out stuff that was firsthand?
|
|
Kelly's advice because he's been through this, he's seen this firsthand, he understands it personally.
|
|
But Miller Rogen knows firsthand that Alzheimer's doesn't just affect "old wrinkly women," she says.
|
|
I witnessed firsthand the willingness of Israelis and Palestinians to work together across the divide.
|
|
And if you're in Miami, drop by MOAD to see some of the work firsthand.
|
|
We need to be hearing from the people who are suffering through these realities firsthand.
|
|
As a beauty editor, I see firsthand how appropriative hairstyling can be hurtful and cruel.
|
|
As a New Yorker, President Trump saw firsthand the effect the devastating attacks of Sept.
|
|
I checked out these changes firsthand in October in a Microsoft office in San Francisco.
|
|
I came on the board about that time, so I saw some of it firsthand.
|
|
Trump has seen firsthand the effect the judicial branch can have on a president's policies.
|
|
"I've come to realize from firsthand experience just how in depth pregnancy is," Kossow continues.
|
|
Inside, the brick walls could recite a firsthand history of the 19713th century's art world.
|
|
"She admits she can't bring any firsthand knowledge to" certain elements of the impeachment inquiry.
|
|
I've seen firsthand what happens when the plants shut down and the mines shut down.
|
|
As a C.I.A. officer, I saw firsthand authoritarians' use of these tactics around the world.
|
|
We've all heard of (or seen firsthand) people doing some pretty crazy things at work.
|
|
Trump supporters experienced firsthand the opprobrium and abuse that came from Romney and his allies.
|
|
As pediatricians, we know firsthand the devastating toll of diseases like measles, pertussis and pneumonia.
|
|
Though based in Mantua, Monteverdi learned firsthand about the opera laboratory going on in Florence.
|
|
It put to paper what Soto knew firsthand — without the roll call of lost lives.
|
|
Eliana Escobar decided to leave her family behind after she experienced firsthand the medicine shortages.
|
|
Firsthand information is best — personal experience, or friends or family — but that's not always possible.
|
|
I keep coming back to the eyewitness accounts, the firsthand accounts that people have had.
|
|
As a retiree in Arizona, Pat Cafferata hasn't felt the effects of the shutdown firsthand.
|
|
But that has not stopped people associated with the show from doing some firsthand research.
|
|
Again, all this would be a very hard thing to see firsthand in an experiment.
|
|
First, he worked firsthand with the Patriots and knows the way coach Bill Belichick thinks.
|
|
Did you have anyone work on the film who had firsthand experience with opioid addiction?
|
|
He saw firsthand how a lack of communication with deaf prisoners put them at risk.
|
|
Just like the others, it's a chance to see firsthand what's been announced at the show.
|
|
He experienced those inefficiencies firsthand with his son, who was a part of a clinical trial.
|
|
I'm learning this firsthand, watching my new business partners, Kindra Meyer and Patience Ramsey, in action.
|
|
Not only have Jordan's brothers lost their best friend; they witnessed firsthand his violent, senseless, murder.
|
|
Now we have Channing Tatum to demonstrate firsthand the trials of learning to play the piano.
|
|
As the technology rolls out and more people get to experience it firsthand, that will help.
|
|
Flynn, 60, "provided firsthand information about the content and context of" such interactions, the memo said.
|
|
Back in the summer of 2000, Lacy didn't yet know he'd experience such a process firsthand.
|
|
Check out her diagnosis, and remember ... Sarah has some firsthand perspective after speaking at the DNC.
|
|
I'm grateful for the opportunity to teach her about the judicial system in our country firsthand.
|
|
But I don't have any firsthand experience or knowledge that his behavior went beyond being creepy.
|
|
The British experienced Gurkhas&apos fierceness firsthand after suffering heavy losses during their invasion of Nepal.
|
|
At Amnesty International, we've seen firsthand how little regard these countries' leaders have for human rights.
|
|
The stakes are high, as McGahn gave Mueller powerful firsthand evidence about Trump's potentially obstructive acts.
|
|
But I also witnessed firsthand the dark side of Hinduism and I remain haunted by it.
|
|
Yeah, they're pretty much as close as most of us get to experiencing the night firsthand.
|
|
Recardo suggests observing an acquisition firsthand to see if you can commit day in, day out.
|
|
Instead, he says that the relationship was the first time that he saw real fame firsthand.
|
|
Alaska's brutally cold temperatures gave Tennant firsthand experience with the constant need to replace car windshields.
|
|
New Orleans based photographer Claire Bangser attended last year's event and captured firsthand this unique celebration.
|
|
Wachtmeister also knows firsthand the chaos that can ensue when your exclusive club isn't exclusive enough.
|
|
According to the source with firsthand knowledge, Aponte left the department less than two months ago.
|
|
While she says the ACA isn't perfect, she's seen firsthand how it impacts her patients' lives.
|
|
" She said she didn't have firsthand knowledge, but had heard whispers of the behavior "for years.
|
|
We haven't seen Sony's new Bravia firsthand yet, but hopefully picture quality will be top notch.
|
|
Atkinson disputed what Trump and surrogates, including Graham, have said about the whistleblower lacking firsthand knowledge.
|
|
We all know, whether firsthand or through acquaintances, that online dating can be a horror show.
|
|
But I've seen and heard firsthand that that just isn't a common practice in this business.
|
|
Wilson knows firsthand why quality is important and what happens when it does not meet expectations.
|
|
As you know firsthand, we have the *opposite* problem – there is never enough room to park!
|
|
Jaime and Bronn look worried — probably because they've seen firsthand exactly what Dany's forces can do.
|
|
We'll get to see those firsthand when Daredevil's third season premieres on Netflix on October 19th.
|
|
And I see firsthand that for one to have health care, you need to have jobs.
|
|
A new Arctic has emerged during the past 40 years, and Alaska is experiencing that firsthand.
|
|
Starstruck Shawn Mendes found out firsthand that sometimes, it's better to just look and not touch.
|
|
I've seen firsthand the important role guns play in the hands of responsible, law-abiding people.
|
|
We've experienced this firsthand last May when we submitted our first ad campaign to the MTA.
|
|
In order to obtain firsthand knowledge of anti-Semitism, he decides to pose as a Jew.
|
|
MORE (R-Ariz.) from Estonia, a Baltic nation he said knows firsthand the danger Russia represents.
|
|
It was unclear whether Comey had firsthand knowledge of Mueller's intent when he made the comment.
|
|
While on mission, she saw firsthand what a difference adequate access to treatment and prevention makes.
|
|
Yet you can't ever seem to get close enough to actually see what it's like firsthand.
|
|
Emanuel Hahn, a photographer in Brooklyn, has experienced the highs and lows of freelance life firsthand.
|
|
Carly Pearce knows firsthand that nothing sparks modern-day romance quite like sliding into the DMs.
|
|
World travelers know firsthand how connectivity in certain Asian and Nordic countries puts us to shame.
|
|
As a cardiologist, I've seen firsthand the life-saving promise that breakthrough medical devices can offer.
|
|
CNN was there to see his efforts firsthand -- as lava bombs were fired in every direction.
|
|
Puerto Rican bonds on Wednesday tumbled after Trump visited the island and saw the devastation firsthand.
|
|
To learn (and taste) firsthand, visit the Gekkeikan Sake Museum the next time you're in Kyoto.
|
|
I can tell you firsthand that acts of nonconsensual pornography are humiliating, degrading and life-altering.
|
|
In Wisconsin, Church Metal Spinning welder Drew Savinski has seen his to-do list shrink firsthand.
|
|
As an anesthesia resident at a large academic center in New York, I saw firsthand why.
|
|
Police officials said that they identified the shooter through interviewing witnesses firsthand and reviewing surveillance footage.
|
|
Hultin previously worked as an oncology dietitian and saw the drug's effects on cancer patients firsthand.
|
|
I spent last week in India, where I saw firsthand the remarkable progress in our relationship.
|
|
Having worked in Parliament and led advocacy groups, he came here to learn American politics firsthand.
|
|
Galassi, the longtime publisher of Farrar, Straus & Giroux, draws on firsthand experience in his debut novel.
|
|
Especially when you see it firsthand, you just realize you really have a lot to do.
|
|
I hear it nightly on my SiriusXM radio show and see it firsthand on social media.
|
|
Read on for a firsthand look at what it's really like to be a sugar baby.
|
|
International Rescue Committee has worked in Iraq since 28503 and we have witnessed these dynamics firsthand.
|
|
As a former public defender, I saw firsthand that the American justice system is extraordinarily unequal.
|
|
Mariya Filipova, 35, is using her firsthand experience with healthcare to better shape where it's heading.
|
|
I know firsthand how difficult it is to keep up with people as your career progresses.
|
|
But men, who may never witness harassment firsthand, assume women can easily avoid or escape it.
|
|
During a lunch-time trip to her local Tesco last Friday, Emma Wright discovered this firsthand.
|
|
Throughout this process, I've witnessed firsthand your appreciation for the vital role of the American judiciary.
|
|
If he ever had questions about his, I wouldn't have the firsthand experience to offer answers.
|
|
In serving our patients, we've witnessed firsthand the beauty and dignity of life at all stages.
|
|
They saw firsthand what "law enforcement" can mean in marginalized, high-crime sections of the city.
|
|
Statehouse politics are never easy, as Lincoln learned firsthand in his service in the Springfield capitol.
|
|
At the end of the war, he returned to Norway to witness his country's liberation firsthand.
|
|
"I know firsthand the painful sacrifices of our men and women in uniform," the remarks said.
|
|
In the tabletop realm, entire wargaming revolutions have occurred that digital audiences have never encountered firsthand.
|
|
As most of know firsthand, it is often a frustrating, confusing, uncertain and expensive consumer experience.
|
|
Host Zach Goldbaum takes a firsthand look at the most compelling music scenes around the world.
|
|
On a recent holiday to Cambodia, I saw firsthand the polluting effects of the cosmetics industry.
|
|
This is really the firsthand account of inside an oppressive state regime in a political prison.
|
|
He has a firsthand view of the problems that young and talented VCs want to tackle.
|
|
A lot of Republicans make this claim lately, but LePage's source on this is firsthand experience.
|
|
But as a union leader, I know firsthand that workers can't take these promises for granted.
|
|
As an emergency medicine doctor herself, Hsieh says she has seen firsthand what guns can do.
|
|
Part of the reason is the sheer amount of firsthand material she has to work with.
|
|
If you're going to adopt a country to root for, why not one you experienced firsthand?
|
|
Since custom condoms were new to America, it was challenging to find people with firsthand experience.
|
|
But as many bankers learned firsthand in 2008, bailouts from Washington typically come with strings attached.
|
|
But my role was to observe his illicit operation firsthand, which meant not scaring him off.
|
|
Unfortunately, I saw that harmful change firsthand watching my younger brother progress through school in Georgia.
|
|
Drew had firsthand experience with what he had seen in porn not translating into actual pleasure.
|
|
But what they wanted me to check out firsthand was one of their intravenous wellness drips.
|
|
They play such a big part in Chinese history and to see them firsthand was special.
|
|
I saw Putin's enormous public support firsthand during three months I spent in Russia in 2015.
|
|
King, who is blind, knows firsthand the challenge of making technology accessible to people with disabilities.
|
|
Mr. Willner said he was attracted to the medical benefits, which he had heard of firsthand.
|
|
After witnessing it firsthand, I collected my thoughts and called to say I found it unprofessional.
|
|
Mom, like many older immigrants, had discovered firsthand that there's a steep admission price to America.
|
|
But if the firsthand experience left an impression on Mr. Trump, he did not show it.
|
|
"I've seen firsthand what five deep belly breaths before a meeting can do," Ms. Bianco said.
|
|
Entertainment Weekly is the first publication to witness that fun firsthand — and here's what was learned.
|
|
The exchange of handwritten notes, never before reported, was confirmed by several sources with firsthand knowledge.
|
|
Benjamin Laitman, an ENT resident at Elmhurst, has seen the strict budgeting of protective gear firsthand.
|
|
I've experienced firsthand the consequences of the gender binary in what's often a non-binary world.
|
|
But I wanted to experience what it was like firsthand, and to document it through film.
|
|
In 2008, he published a book, a firsthand account of the five-day Russia-Georgia war.
|
|
Williams was a firsthand witness to Trump's July 25 phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
|
|
To get a firsthand feel for volcanoes, she flew to Hawaii to smell sulfur and ash.
|
|
Context: Trump incorrectly stated that rules for whistleblowers had recently changed to not require firsthand information.
|
|
You know, just like, 'Your Honor — I saw this man and I saw the crime firsthand.
|
|
The gathering has helped bring tourists to Kaktovik to get a firsthand glimpse of the bears.
|
|
Instead he should come to Puerto Rico to hear firsthand from the people on the ground.
|
|
I can say that from firsthand knowledge — not hearsay or anecdote — as the son of immigrants.
|
|
We have all seen these companies in the news, as a trending topic or even firsthand.
|
|
Mr. Bharara said he had seen firsthand what could happen when the Justice Department became politicized.
|
|
"I don't consider it a trial yet," Parnas said, since it lacks firsthand witnesses like himself.
|
|
I had to look at firsthand accounts of that culture — not just what the media portrays.
|
|
In the past 24 hours, I have been on the ground to see our facilities firsthand.
|
|
I visited a store over the summer and saw firsthand why the chain has been struggling.
|
|
Jenna Dewan knows firsthand that life can change for the better when you're least expecting it.
|
|
On Tuesday, every single Republican senator voted to block access to firsthand witnesses and relevant documents.
|
|
Democrats see Bolton as a key fact witness who heard firsthand from the president about Ukraine.
|
|
Gladwell learned this firsthand when he was fired from his first job after just two months.
|
|
California in the 20th century witnessed firsthand the negative effects of air pollution through crippling smog.
|
|
The President will get a firsthand view of the destruction when he visits the state Friday.
|
|
First, the markets saw firsthand that Chairman Powell is not as dovish as Chair Yellen was.
|
|
As doctors, we've seen firsthand how this can negatively impact patients who require more individualized care.
|
|
I've seen the effects of environmental racism firsthand, in communities like Detroit and Rosemont, South Carolina.
|
|
But even if the rules had been changed, the whistleblower had both firsthand and secondhand knowledge.
|
|
Hirst has seen the benefits firsthand because all of his employees are allowed to work remotely.
|
|
Silverstein knows firsthand the odds, and the timelines of traditional drug development are stacked against him.
|
|
I find more thorough vetting sometimes necessary, given the inconspicuous nature of terrorism I've encountered firsthand.
|
|
Evans knows this firsthand, because she is also a real estate agent with mostly millennial clients.
|
|
We'd urge anyone with firsthand knowledge to report it to us by calling 0300 1234 999.
|
|
How Colorado passed its red flag law Colorado has seen the horrors of mass shootings firsthand.
|
|
He experienced it firsthand while staying in a dorm at California State University, Northridge, in 295.
|
|
Firsthand accounts from many voucher holders illustrate the hurdles they face when searching for an apartment.
|
|
I saw firsthand how hungry my young Latin people were to be entertained by their own.
|
|
Crezee, who said he's based in Singapore and Russia, witnessed firsthand the spike in conference attendance.
|
|
We saw firsthand the challenges of counterinsurgency, shifting rules of engagement, and a vague political strategy.
|
|
Few people on the planet have firsthand knowledge of the difference between R.C.L. and U.C.L. tears.
|
|
I can say firsthand that when you don't focus, the story you're trying to convey suffers.
|
|
And as the company turbocharges its growth, it is learning firsthand the pitfalls of rapid expansion.
|
|
Esmé Weijun Wang's essays give us a firsthand idea of what it's like to experience schizophrenia.
|
|
Women have known for decades about sexual harassment in the workplace because they experienced it firsthand.
|
|
We'd urge anyone with firsthand knowledge to report it to us by calling 85033 1234 999.
|
|
Disney is famously litigious when it comes to protecting its brand, as Flynn is learning firsthand.
|
|
Though Fini never trained as an artist, she soaked up Italian Renaissance and Mannerist art firsthand.
|
|
President Obama, of course, gained firsthand experience about the importance of software development methodology when Healthcare.
|
|
Shipley said she did not have firsthand knowledge of the alleged incidents, but believed his accusers.
|
|
She knows firsthand the particular set of traumas and anxieties that come with cross-border life.
|
|
Harris may have "witnessed firsthand" what she sees as the repercussions of sex trafficking run amok on the internet, but her refusal to hear the firsthand, lived experiences of actual sex workers doesn't instill faith in her ability to represent all the marginalized communities they represent.
|
|
"Nothing has been more effective than somehow penetrating a criminal organization and having an individual who can engage the organization firsthand and ideally develop evidence firsthand," Randall Jackson, a former federal prosecutor who is now a criminal-defense attorney in a New York law firm, told me.
|
|
Prince William and Kate Middleton understand the struggles military families go through because they've experienced it firsthand.
|
|
It's brimming with buzzy but legitimate journalism — plus fiery op-eds and must-see firsthand videos. Consumerist.
|
|
TC: Have you taken part in an ICO, just to better understand firsthand how the process works?
|
|
Congress has obtained exactly zero testimony from firsthand witnesses about the facts set forth in the report.
|
|
Khloé Kardashian understands firsthand how much a person's life can change in the span of six months.
|
|
"I experienced firsthand that a part of Germany was occupied by the Soviet Union," she told reporters.
|
|
Ultimately, the hearing yielded no new facts (nor could it have, given that no firsthand witnesses testified).
|
|
"We know firsthand that it can be sad seeing happy pregnancy posts online," Whitney, 30, tells PEOPLE.
|
|
Workplace harassment and discrimination for being gay is a scenario Scott Phillips-Gartner says he experienced firsthand.
|
|
Fans will have a chance to learn more firsthand before the game launches in a few months.
|
|
He says that experience exposed him firsthand to how racism has permeated the social fabric in America.
|
|
Members of the Halifax Wanderers Supporters Group were on hand to hear the momentous council decision firsthand.
|
|
But what many people don't realize is that the battle still continues — which the pro experienced firsthand.
|
|
As a former undocumented immigrant, I know firsthand that being undocumented is not a state one chooses.
|
|
"I experienced firsthand the indigenous technologies and how perfectly they were adapted to the environment," he said.
|
|
"I have seen firsthand what happens when such a process is weaponized against an accuser," she said.
|
|
AI researchers involved in this fields are already getting a firsthand experience of the coming media environment.
|
|
But it wasn't until this week, that the government invited journalists to see the tiny place firsthand.
|
|
Mr. McGurk got a firsthand view of the chaos in Iraq after the departure of American troops.
|
|
He knows firsthand how coldly she can turn on her former allies when they've let her down.
|
|
I saw this firsthand while waiting outside of Webster Hall before her recent New York City gig.
|
|
I have heard this firsthand when I have given talks at colleges over the past few months.
|
|
And if they didn't before, well… they certainly found out firsthand during last night's gut-wrenching episode.
|
|
He saw firsthand how even with insurance, the prices of my doctors and medications were drowning me.
|
|
Unfortunately, Winter knows firsthand what it's like to be at the receiving end of words like Trump's.
|
|
He experienced it firsthand, he said, while at a university symposium in New Orleans several years ago.
|
|
Schumacher, who now sits on Carlsbad's City Council, has experienced the gender pay gap in sports firsthand.
|
|
I saw someone firsthand being forced into an unnatural sleep pattern and how that destroyed their days.
|
|
It's smart and daring and almost as satisfying to talk about as it is to experience firsthand.
|
|
The idea for Lenses for Love came after Smith saw firsthand how expensive medical costs can be.
|
|
And as a college professor, I've seen, firsthand, the overwhelming distraction caused by smartphones in the classroom.
|
|
So I started to look for firsthand experiences of other plus women who have traveled to Spain.
|
|
These Kentuckians, like so many others across our country, are experiencing firsthand the broken promises of Obamacare.
|
|
As such, she has witnessed firsthand both the gaming and tech industries' frequently lackluster record of inclusiveness.
|
|
It aimed to educate a broader public that might have had little firsthand experience with the epidemic.
|
|
The lucky person who lands the dream job will likely see the renovations to Buckingham Palace firsthand.
|
|
Donald Trump made a critical mistake while visiting California this weekend to see the wildfire damage firsthand.
|
|
Blake's firsthand understanding of the meaning behind the movement does not just come from last year's case.
|
|
"There are individuals … that they either participated after-the-fact or they have firsthand information," Hagwood says.
|
|
"I have seen Katy's commitment to the causes she believes in firsthand," Clinton said in her speech.
|
|
Abel Mendez, who runs the Planetary Habitability Laboratory, has seen the change in the telescope's performance firsthand.
|
|
Yelp reviews are required to describe a firsthand consumer experience, not what someone read in the news.
|
|
The Algerian novelist and teacher Mouloud Feraoun, a pacifist who supported Algerian independence, saw the fear firsthand.
|
|
None of the medical experts have any firsthand knowledge of Scalise's condition, as all of them admit.
|
|
There isn't currently any firsthand knowledge of whether these alleged trade secrets were actually used by Uber.
|
|
Shonda Rhimes knows firsthand that there is power in putting strong women in front of the camera.
|
|
It may seem too good to be true, but I can tell you firsthand that it's not.
|
|
Pulse founder Amy Buckalter decided to give the experience a much-needed update after experiencing it firsthand.
|
|
He has experienced firsthand the limitations of the American health care system and its effect on people.
|
|
Now that I am dealing with diastasis recti personally, I know firsthand how frustrating it can be.
|
|
And if you've experienced a hurricane or tornado, you know firsthand how brutal Mother Nature can be.
|
|
From editing advice to firsthand experiences, here are some of the tips she's tweeted over the years.
|
|
But on the show floor, Bethesda doesn't have booths for players hoping to experience Dishonored 2100 firsthand.
|
|
The other side was however much of it you could see firsthand scaled by some best guesses.
|
|
As a growing small business owner, I can tell you firsthand that small businesses are over-regulated.
|
|
Trey Laird, a Wall Street trader for 22 years, knows firsthand how quickly addiction can take hold.
|
|
They raised me, so I know firsthand the joys that come from growing up in a grandfamily.
|
|
Occasionally they ventured out onto a balcony with a roof to experience the wind and rain firsthand.
|
|
There he witnessed firsthand how confused folks were about what they should be taking and how much.
|
|
My great-grandmother was born into slavery and experienced firsthand the heartbreak of families being torn apart.
|
|
The Australian and Nauru governments make it very difficult for journalists to see the detention center firsthand.
|
|
Heck, Rudd actually went subatomic in Ant Man, so he's got some firsthand experience to draw upon.
|
|
I'm Danish, born and bred, but am now living in London, where I've witnessed this curiosity firsthand.
|
|
It is important that President Trump understand firsthand the enormity of the harm his policy has caused.
|
|
In some states, like Pennsylvania, Republicans are already witnessing this firsthand after they were eviscerated in November.
|
|
The Mobile chapter of the NAACP has said it is still gathering firsthand accounts of the incident.
|
|
I saw firsthand just how busy those ports of entry can get and how understaffed they are.
|
|
I have seen this firsthand on the terrain of one of America's main foreign policy challenges: Iraq.
|
|
I have seen this cost of war firsthand, which is why I fight so hard for peace.
|
|
As they begin to experience the benefits of savings firsthand, they will start saving on their own.
|
|
Check Hyperallergic's Twitter and Instagram November 8 and 9 for firsthand footage and images of the experience.
|
|
Only one candidate knows firsthand what it takes to overcome poverty and racial violence: Dr. Ben Carson.
|
|
"Speaking from firsthand experience, it really does work," Amanda Adams at the Bristol Old Vic told Hyperallergic.
|
|
I saw firsthand how they alone are often in the position to see that justice is done.
|
|
Unlike most of today's TV journalists, Russert knew firsthand the well-worn roads his guests had traveled.
|
|
Acton Smith has seen firsthand how painful it can be when technology shifts and fads play out.
|
|
Kerr saw firsthand how Jackson and Jordan approached Dennis Rodman, a far freer and more unpredictable spirit.
|
|
They are fallible, and there's no way to know what amount of their data was witnessed firsthand.
|
|
One Sunday, I visit Westerhof to see firsthand what the life of a retired pig looks like.
|
|
But after giving Uma's Ultimate Brightening Face Oil a shot, I can vouch for the benefits firsthand.
|
|
On the first day of media, I called my mother to tell her firsthand what was happening.
|
|
I can only hope it will be soon, because I've seen firsthand how desperately we need it.
|
|
"Wisconsin saw firsthand what happens when Democrats fail to show up in every community," said state Sen.
|
|
But she said she has experienced firsthand the hurdles faced by female artists all over the world.
|
|
I learned this firsthand while studying another recent health crisis, the great Chicago heat wave of 1995.
|
|
I have also witnessed censorship firsthand involving two other major WeChat features: group chats and public accounts.
|
|
"While it may be called 'secondhand,' the health effects of those exposed are truly firsthand," Rizzo said.
|
|
"There's so much misinformation about this and I saw it firsthand in my own election," Democratic Rep.
|
|
He adamantly denies it, and no other firsthand witnesses have corroborated her assertion that it was him.
|
|
Mr. Faas and his colleagues knew firsthand the truth behind the military's misleading statements about battlefield success.
|
|
Wagner, a longtime weightlifter and eating disorder survivor, had experienced firsthand the transformative effect of the sport.
|
|
Our colleague Trip Gabriel traveled to South Carolina to get a firsthand look at Mr. Buttigieg's campaign.
|
|
As a student, Representative Andy Levin of Michigan experienced firsthand the bloody crackdown against pro-democracy demonstrators.
|
|
Ms. Ybos saw the failures in rape law enforcement firsthand when she was attacked as a teenager.
|
|
So to be able to live in West Africa and experience a tribal culture firsthand was priceless.
|
|
How does it feel, then, to have worked together and gotten a peek into Lucas's process firsthand?
|
|
But we have heard some firsthand accounts of activities that really raise questions about what happened here.
|
|
But phone interviews gave me something maybe more valuable: a firsthand glimpse into the family's insane schedules.
|
|
Mr. Macron has firsthand experience with the new up-is-down, down-is-up Italian political logic.
|
|
It's so simple, but it's so quickly that you learn firsthand that we are all the same.
|
|
Given the risks, firsthand accounts from former detainees remain rare — although a few are starting to emerge.
|
|
Instead, Will proposed a third page with an audio crossword, something with which he had firsthand experience.
|
|
I hear from Giacomo firsthand about how his family and country is struggling, and it frightens me.
|
|
Growing up in 21980s China in a family of folk art performers, he had seen struggle firsthand.
|
|
Brett Kavanaugh knows firsthand that affirmative action works and he uses it to hire female law clerks.
|
|
"I don't do violence," he said when I went down to Dothan to hear the story firsthand.
|
|
On my trip to the Willamette last summer, I learned firsthand how much Oregon chardonnay had progressed.
|
|
Throughout her career in banking, she saw firsthand how unconscious gender bias affected the advancement of women.
|
|
I have worked on these issues for years and seen firsthand how devastating they are for residents.
|
|
He's in Seattle, one of the hardest-hit regions, and has seen firsthand how businesses are suffering.
|
|
We're seeing it firsthand in our newsroom, as we welcome 27 summer interns from across the country.
|
|
Early last month, he visited Gloria Restaurant, a Midtown seafood spot, to watch a dinner rush firsthand.
|
|
August Wilson, the two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright, poet, scholar and native son knew this firsthand.
|
|
As a woman who has frequently written opinion commentary for CNN and Bloomberg, I know this firsthand.
|
|
My concern isn't just for my clients: I know firsthand how cruel this change in policy is.
|
|
I have seen these problems firsthand on visits to jails in Honduras in the past two years.
|
|
As a nurse, Ms. Williams, 2150, has seen firsthand the effects that hitting kangaroos has on drivers.
|
|
The reason for our unequivocal support is simple: CHCI has seen firsthand the enormous benefits of DACA.
|
|
" "Several key witnesses" testified to House impeachment committees that "they don't have firsthand knowledge of what transpired.
|
|
A source with firsthand knowledge of the investigation originally confirmed Aponte's identity to BuzzFeed News in December.
|
|
Though that's fine, we wanted people to have a place where they could experience the narrative firsthand.
|
|
And entrepreneurs also get firsthand experiences with an aging population that has to adapt to their ideas.
|
|
Experiencing the pod firsthand persuaded Daymond, and he offered Pescovitz a deal of $600,000 for 20 percent.
|
|
Suffice to say that his braggadocious style — and firsthand experience with professional wrestling — would serve him well.
|
|
The show combines live musical performance with elaborate visual displays and actors reciting from firsthand historical accounts.
|
|
Scarpa understood firsthand how the lawyer's work and life bled together, and the design reflects that knowledge.
|
|
"It's hard to describe what he does for us — you have to see it firsthand," Green said.
|
|
But most importantly, we listened to the real experts on foster care: youth who have firsthand experience.
|
|
Most women who have abortions are already mothers and know firsthand what's involved in raising a family.
|
|
After being here and seeing firsthand the job that he does, I've come away even more impressed.
|
|
We didn't use the words accessibility and accommodations, but I learned what they were from firsthand experience.
|
|
Gash lives in Melbourne, Australia, and has seen the effects of the continent-wide fire crisis firsthand.
|
|
The report raises ethical questions, and House impeachment managers have demanded that Cipollone disclose any firsthand evidence.
|
|
The intrigue: Instead of writing about this from afar, I'm experiencing it firsthand and sharing my experience.
|
|
The 1,000-plus attendees from around the world can experience firsthand the peak of U.S. entrepreneurial achievement.
|
|
I've seen firsthand his commitment to the rule of law and to keeping the American people safe.
|
|
Ron Johnson of Wisconsin on Saturday asking him to provide "firsthand" information relevant to the impeachment probe.
|
|
As a lawyer for whistle-blowers, I have seen firsthand the powerful impact these laws have had.
|
|
Equally risky and courageous is when leaders drive these uncomfortable conversations, often never having experienced it firsthand.
|
|
Plus, the Asus prototype I saw firsthand sounded like a chorus of wheezing grandpas while running Overwatch.
|
|
He had no firsthand knowledge, he heard something from someone who may have heard something from someone.
|
|
Asked about this, Johnson said the whistleblower cannot be trusted because they were not a firsthand witness.
|
|
Republican committee members hammered on the idea that neither man had firsthand knowledge of President Trump's actions.
|
|
Firsthand exposure to the army of the dead does seem to have a significant effect on Daenerys.
|
|
I have seen firsthand here in Oklahoma what his policies mean for families and communities like mine.
|
|
We've already seen firsthand what a bad idea it was for Luke to try reviving the Order.
|
|
"It's a show trial," Mr. Frese said, noting that he believed the witnesses had no firsthand evidence.
|
|
My ministry has reinforced to me the power and hope of work — because I've seen it firsthand.
|
|
Overall, it was incredible to watch firsthand how much work goes into just one of these competitions.
|
|
He experienced firsthand the Obama years and may understand perfectly well how unrealistic the "epiphany" theory is.
|
|
Last fall, Mr. Pence's office scheduled his first visit to the headquarters, to get a firsthand look.
|
|
President Donald Trump is scheduled to visit Texas on Tuesday to see some of the damage firsthand.
|
|
Ironically, several artists who created celebrated images of the Mexican Revolution did not witness the conflict firsthand.
|
|
Bruce Wayne, who has seen firsthand the devastation that Superman can cause, is one of those people.
|
|
Myna Whitney, 2000, a certified medical assistant at Drexel University's gastroenterology unit in Philadelphia, experienced that firsthand.
|
|
Many on the show, including host Pat Sajak and hostess Vanna White, know the importance of veterans firsthand.
|
|
She moves into La Fiamma's palazzo, where she sees firsthand what a strong, talented woman is capable of.
|
|
When physicists announced in February that they had detected gravitational waves firsthand, the foundations of physics scarcely rattled.
|
|
I know Pruitt will be successful because I went through this process firsthand running for governor in Florida.
|
|
He set out to find an apprenticeship opportunity that would provide firsthand experience in the handling of steel.
|
|
I've seen firsthand how difficult it is to recruit to some of the areas where our veterans live.
|
|
Yet Imgur encountered that notion firsthand in one of its earliest goes at promoted-post advertising last year.
|
|
You know, I&aposm probably the only one -- definitely the only one old enough to know that firsthand.
|
|
"We've been on the road, and I've been able to see and feel the energy firsthand," he said.
|
|
I experience the issues firsthand, and when things go right, I also am there to celebrate the successes.
|
|
For the corporation, there is firsthand insight into the success of the startup's business model, technology and market.
|
|
Keep scrolling to find out the details on the filming process from the folks who've experienced it firsthand.
|
|
Many of us have seen firsthand the ravages of conservative fundamentalism, anti-Blackness, and prejudicial legislation and policing.
|
|
But Bowers knows firsthand that the medical setting can be a challenging place for patients to be candid.
|
|
Ariana Grande knows this to be true, as the singer just experienced a pretty hilarious tattoo fail firsthand.
|
|
She saw firsthand how the appearance of high-profile women is often studied more carefully than their words.
|
|
And so I got a lot of firsthand experience with trying to do live video streaming for mobile.
|
|
Growing up in Kenya, photographer Guillaume Bonn saw firsthand the staggering gap between the country's rich and poor.
|
|
Google is getting a firsthand look at new wireless tech that could change how the Internet is delivered.
|
|
It's about mood swings and depression out of control, a somatic heritage Hood tells us he knows firsthand.
|
|
This generation learned firsthand that how people present themselves on social media can often impact their "real" lives.
|
|
This week, actress Jerrika Hinton learned this firsthand when one of those fans left her a heartwarming message.
|
|
When I asked about bangs, Reyman suggested I stay away (that's also something I've learned from firsthand experience).
|
|
His rise ushers in a new generation whose only firsthand experience with the revolution has been its aftermath.
|
|
As a reporter covering Pao's trial in 2015, I saw firsthand how reserved she came across in court.
|
|
This year, we've seen firsthand the consequences of geopolitical risk on FIAT currencies like the USD and GBP.
|
|
But to successfully expand inventions like this even further will take a concerted effort, as Reynoso learned firsthand.
|
|
Just take note: We haven't tested this firsthand, so we can't speak to the sturdiness of individual heads.
|
|
Read on to see firsthand how a photo-sharing app has totally flipped this industry on its head.
|
|
The advocates and lawyers at the border have seen firsthand the choices that this forces migrants to make.
|
|
So it's no surprise that veterans have joined the campaign, lending their irreplaceable firsthand experiences to the movement.
|
|
On Wednesday night, the world had a firsthand look into America's largest migrant processing center in McAllen, Texas.
|
|
Those who opt in will get to experience what it's like to be in an autonomous vehicle firsthand.
|
|
This is something Cora Williams, president and CEO of Washington, D.C.-based Ideal Electrical Supply has seen firsthand.
|
|
It may also be because they've witnessed firsthand how difficult it can be to divide assets during divorce.
|
|
I originally took this job because I was considering law school and wanted firsthand experience of firm life.
|
|
Sources with firsthand knowledge tell TMZ, she is suffering extreme nausea and a high fever, among other things.
|
|
And keep an eye on Sketchfab, because you'll soon be able to access this content firsthand as well.
|
|
Albert Speers' Inside the Third Reich is a firsthand account of life with Hitler and his inner circle.
|
|
Sen. Schatz took this approach because he was has seen firsthand tech's agility when it comes to regulation.
|
|
I saw it firsthand last year when I went to a theater to see a Chris Brown documentary.
|
|
I've seen what that apocalypse looks like firsthand — in the form of loved ones dealing with heroin addiction.
|
|
I put that question to a host of people who may better help answer it with firsthand experience.
|
|
As I would experience firsthand, however, the erasure of Indigenous peoples at Pride is still alive and well.
|
|
Someone who understands how helpful these laws can be firsthand is overdose reversal expert Louise Vincent, MPH, 39.
|
|
Being on the scene, Scott claims to have firsthand access to the divers responsible for extracting the team.
|
|
Fisher has firsthand experience doing this himself, as he's excavated mammoths and mastodons in North America and Siberia.
|
|
So it was really fascinating for me to learn firsthand that BMI wasn't the best indicator of health.
|
|
He has observed firsthand the consequences of Europe and the U.S. turning the wheels of history towards catastrophe.
|
|
Kris Jenner understands firsthand the impact of criticism, and she hopes to shield her six grandchildren from it.
|
|
The tech industry is volatile and Backstage Capital founder and Managing Partner Arlan Hamilton is experiencing that firsthand.
|
|
At that company, I saw firsthand the best and brightest all preparing for the same degrees and jobs.
|
|
No one other than BlizzCon attendees who have tried the game firsthand really understands what this is yet.
|
|
We've seen the diverse interest from investors in this sector firsthand, spanning corporates, professional VCs and family offices.
|
|
For the exhibition, MoMA has included a virtual reality experience that allows visitors to explore "Ville Fantôme" firsthand.
|
|
I know, firsthand, that some of the hardest workers and most successful people have struggled with similar issues.
|
|