" Another former colleague says, "They spend their vacations together.
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Six months later, my former colleague called in a panic.
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I didn't know my former colleague worked for this company.
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As your former colleague, I am rooting for your success.
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"Jenny is very vocal," said Nathan Buck, a former colleague.
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Jeff Sessions is a friend, former colleague & an honorable person.
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Russekoff already hired former colleague Bob Carroll as his head trader.
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Mr. Cuomo turned to a trusted former colleague: Bill de Blasio.
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" Sadler responded to her former colleague by simply saying, "Not today.
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"It feels like I never left," she told her former colleague.
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"Well, you can call," shoots back his former colleague Roland Martin.
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The Senate would do well to quickly confirm their former colleague.
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Will Arnett is back, and game, as April's unctuous former colleague.
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"She never said no to an assignment," one former colleague recalled.
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Your former colleague Jessica Rosenworcel, a Democrat, was on the commission.
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Mark Sanford was shocked to learn that his former colleague Rep.
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Your former colleague is drawing you into a web of dishonesty.
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" A former colleague describes the defense attaché as going "totally native.
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School of Nutrition at Tufts, agrees with his former colleague Ludwig that
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A former colleague, Roger Ng, was also indicted, along with Mr Low.
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His death was confirmed by Lesley MacKay, a friend and former colleague.
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"Alone Together," by Christian Williams, a former colleague from The Washington Post.
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He is often compared to his former colleague at Breitbart, Milo Yiannopoulos.
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The whale affair was "100 percent Jamie's fault", says one former colleague.
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Behind the scenes, Pence has been credited with pushing his former colleague, Rep.
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Lowe's has a relatively new CEO, a former colleague of yours, Marvin Ellison.
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Ben Cardin, your former colleague in the Senate's got a progressive consumption tax.
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"I can't imagine the President pushing her around," a second former colleague said.
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Helen Trilling, a former colleague from a firm in Washington, D.C. told Law.
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Or even a US senator from Alabama and former colleague of Hillary Clinton.
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Richard Shelby (R-Ala), who is supporting his former colleague in the race.
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Ina Fried — your former colleague, Kara — she still plays Pokémon walking around town.
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The position ultimately went to Jennifer Salke, a former colleague of Ms. Walden's.
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And then one day a former colleague popped up on her LinkedIn feed.
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Goldman tweeted congratulations to Mr. Sykes, as did his former colleague Gregg Lemkau.
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"He gave away a very strong career," said Mark Davis, a former colleague.
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And the fall of the cable news king, her former colleague Bill O'Reilly.
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Upping the ante, Senate Republicans are closing ranks around Sessions, their former colleague.
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McKinley had grown to find the situation "unbearable," a former colleague told POLITICO.
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Anna Kain, whose harassment at the hands of a former colleague in Rep.
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On the other hand, there was my uneasy exchange with a former colleague.
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"She is one of the most selfless people I know," says the former colleague.
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The following morning, a former colleague replied to my story with an encouraging ðŸ'¯.
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"Dom's Euroscepticism is an expression of his Nietzschean world view," says a former colleague.
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A former colleague from the newspaper, reporter Rod Bennett, recalled her warmth and humor.
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With leadership from my former colleague Secretary Heather Wilson and Chief of Staff Gen.
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The former colleague dismissed this as "bonfire talk," and Banks strongly denied Kimber's allegations.
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At Gradient, Zaveri will be joining Shabhi Rizvi, a former colleague at Kleiner Perkins.
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To paraphrase my former colleague, it's okay to say something nice about renewable energy.
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Her former colleague asked that her identity be withheld to protect the executive director.
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A former colleague and friend, Betsey Schmidt, approached him afterward and began to cry.
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As Sonia Purnell, a former colleague of Johnson, noted in her biography of him:
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Released to NBC Nightly, Nevils calls out her former colleague Lauer for victim-blaming.
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"Sessions is not weak," said Senator Richard C. Shelby, a former colleague from Alabama.
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My former colleague, David Shribman, brought 25 students down from McGill University in Montreal.
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Del Castillo took a jab at her former colleague at Televisa late last year.
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Thiha Maung Maung, a former colleague of Wa Lone's at the People's Age journal.
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"Moxie couldn't care less if Twitter made a lot of money," the former colleague says.
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Democrats rolled out his former colleague Anita Hill to make sexual harassment allegations against him.
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A former colleague said there's been "frantic worry" since Wilson was abducted four months ago.
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" Says Markel's friend and former colleague Teson: "Everybody knew about the tension between the two.
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Hadden's defense lawyer was a former colleague of Vance's who'd also donated to his campaign.
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When my former colleague sent me ðŸ'¯, for example, I thought it was so nice!
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"He was a loving soul, utterly professional," friend and former colleague Tyra Ferrell told KRON.
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I met Pocan and hoped, like his friend and former colleague from Wisconsin, GOP Rep.
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Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) on Saturday defended his friend and former colleague, the late Sen.
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It sounds as if your former colleague believes that his talent justifies any behavior whatsoever.
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For assistance, Mr. Aries contacted a former colleague, Ashley Haupt, a saleswoman at FirstService Realty.
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"Glenn's a relentlessly digging sort of guy," said Tim Burger, a friend and former colleague.
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Mr. Cheung was a former Hong Kong police officer, according to Mr. Lee's former colleague.
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You never know how a friend or former colleague might help with your next move.
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His vision was best characterized, by a former colleague, as an "egalitarian America First" policy.
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On the other hand, a former colleague said Mateen often made homophobic, sexist and racist remarks.
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Blaszczak in turn got the information from his former colleague and "close friend" Worrall, prosecutors said.
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Senators voted 94-85033 on their former colleague, who was considered a lock for the position.
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Claire Danes' Carrie Mathison and her former colleague/still-unconsummated love interest Peter Quinn (Rupert Friend).
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A former colleague of hers, Matt Zames, could also easily step into Sloan's shoes, Horowitz wrote.
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A former colleague described McCabe as a smart and young agent who enjoyed a rapid rise.
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Quoting Martin Luther King Jr., Coburn said the time had come to support is former colleague.
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"His experience in policymaking process has got to be important to them," said one former colleague.
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Yarowsky is a former colleague at WilmerHale, his former law firm, and a registered lobbyist (Politico).
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FROST: MR. NAVARRO, YOUR COLLEAGUE, OUR FORMER COLLEAGUE, MR. KUDLOW, RETURNED TO THE WHITE HOUSE TODAY.
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But the former colleague said Japan Tobacco never heard from Mr. Lee or his prospective employers.
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"How do you get from that, to this?" said Adam Aronson, a lawyer and former colleague.
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A former colleague at a Christian nonprofit threw her back out while on a business trip.
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After Mr. Skripal was convicted in 22012, he was "untouchable," said Mr. Ivanov, his former colleague.
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As Mr. DiCarmine left the courtroom, his thoughts were on his co-defendant and former colleague.
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"Is he in fact done?" said CNN legal analyst Michael Zeldin, a former colleague of Mueller.
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He described his former colleague as one the most cheerful and loving people he's ever met.
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But I won't let you use it as an excuse to hound your former colleague, either.
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" Another former colleague said that Volkov "wasn't a great trader, but he was a good fisherman.
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I had a former colleague I worked with at NASA, Garrett Reisman, who recently left SpaceX.
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She has help running the fund from partner Bennett Surajat, a former colleague at robo-adviser Wealthfront.
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In October, Avenatti was forced by a California court to pay $4.85 million to a former colleague.
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Holder said it pained him to so publicly criticize Comey, a former colleague and career federal prosecutor.
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Rostec boss Sergei Chemezov, a former colleague of President Vladimir Putin, castigated the Avtovaz management in November.
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HP is pursuing Lynch and his former colleague Sushovan Hussain for $5 billion in London's High Court.
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Maybe my former colleague David Pierce can manage that in his excellent Wired piece on this topic.
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Bob Woodward, my former colleague at The Washington Post, is one of the rare voices of consternation.
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That's how Kate Kingsbury, my former colleague at The Boston Globe, learned of the prize last year.
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Chairman Jerome Powell, a normally savvy financial observer (and former colleague of the author) stated on Oct.
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He'll appear on stage with David Strauss, a professor and former colleague at the university's law school.
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An earlier version of this article misspelled the given name of a former colleague of Zhou Shifeng's.
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A former colleague said May had been concerned by the security implications of the planned Chinese investment.
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But as my former colleague Kurt Wagner reported at Recode, Facebook hit a number of unexpected delays.
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Bousta followed his former colleague to Lyft and now serves as vice president for driver experience operations.
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She is coldbloodedly #MeToo, having shoved her former colleague Al Franken and the Clintons under the bus.
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But French bankers hoping their former colleague will push more lucrative business their way may be disappointed.
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Perhaps it could also hire a public editor, as my former colleague Seth Fiegerman argued in 2016.
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Democrats don't have a chance in obstructing Coats's confirmation, and Republicans will defer to their former colleague.
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"He was the guy who would constantly say 'Thank you,' " a former colleague told the Financial Times .
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But Hubbard has told confidantes he plans to start his own company, according to a former colleague.
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According to a former colleague at the Institute for Legislative Action, Hammer, who still sits on the N.R.A.'s board, has a "direct line" to Wayne LaPierre, the organization's firebrand C.E.O. "Marion could do anything she wanted, and whatever she wanted she got," the former colleague told me.
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Boettcher's former colleague, Allah said she recalled her one-time co-worker always being friendly and intellectually curious.
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"I am saddened to hear about the allegations against my former colleague Harvey Weinstein," Lohan told the outlet.
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Hours before Nettleton was killed, Craddock told him he was quitting for personal reasons, a former colleague said.
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Chase Cook, a reporter at Capital Gazette, shared his disbelief that his former colleague was among the victims.
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Johnny Isakson reportedly plans to rebuke Trump's attacks on his former colleague in a Senate speech on Tuesday.
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"He's not a friendly guy, but he does know right from wrong," one former colleague said of Bolton.
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My former colleague Brian Merchant wrote a book about the origin of the various components of an iPhone.
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Writing in Wired today, my former colleague David Pierce writes some about what could follow, according to Evernote.
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A biography, penned by a former colleague of Bourdain's, is in the works for a fall 2019 release.
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During the segment "Plead the Fifth," one of the things Cohen asked Couric about was her former colleague.
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She alleges Spanfeller demoted her and gave away half her sales territory to a former colleague from Playboy.
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Nash will be joined by former colleague Nick Wall in July, who has been appointed as portfolio manager.
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"Help them find someone, like a job coach, recruiter, mentor, or former colleague that can help," Varma said.
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In early May I received a text message from my friend and former colleague, CNN host Van Jones.
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One former colleague saw him yelling at Mount about some financial matter, as though Mount were his subordinate.
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And a former colleague of mine had had an appointment with Van Nierop, which had gone over well.
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Kalanick was an angel investor in Kareo, which was founded by college friend and former colleague Dan Rodrigues.
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In June, his former colleague Geoffrey Sorbello moved to Elliott Management Corp, a $27 billion activist hedge fund.
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According to a former colleague, "a culture of looking away and keeping your head down" shielded the suspect.
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Mark Meadows of North Carolina, one of Trump's closest allies in Congress and a former colleague of Pompeo's.
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Pilot killed in crash The helicopter's pilot was Ara Zobayan, according to a former colleague and a neighbor.
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In some ways, he said, the defeat of Hillary Clinton, his former colleague, will actually ease his departure.
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That's a dynamic, as my former colleague explained, that is tricky to replicate in other static sale models.
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At one, he ran into a former colleague, who mentioned that National Grid was bringing back some retirees.
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But a number of Republicans in Congress have spoken out in defense of their former colleague — with Sen.
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This comes after her trump hating former colleague boyfriend Peter Strzok testified explosive public hearing in the House yesterday.
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He is also a former colleague of Revolut co-founder and CTO Vlad Yatsenko, from their time at Lab49.
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Amazon Chronicles My former colleague Tim Carmody just started a promising new newsletter that may be worth your time.
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Translation: He'll oversee Stripe's sales team and report to a former colleague from Google, Stripe COO Claire Hughes Johnson.
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Last month, a former colleague who now works in a Leeds school got in touch out of the blue.
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S. Intelligence Community] employee and former colleague of Witt, and which utilized legitimate information and photos from the [U.
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By Rosenstein's pen, Mueller is now authorized to pick up where Comey, his friend and former colleague, left off.
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Mr Pence was introduced by his former colleague from Congress, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Paul Ryan.
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Watching Congressional Republicans as the president has announced this rule, I am reminded of what my former colleague, Rep.
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It was, as my former colleague Elspeth Reeve wrote at the time, something akin to a political murder-suicide.
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Dagan's message to Tchenguiz, a former colleague of Dagan's said, was: I can find a personal Mossad for you.
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At one point, a former colleague said it was "all about the money" for Smith, until Trump got elected.
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Fraser P. Seitel, a friend and former colleague at Chase Manhattan Bank, said the cause was a heart attack.
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My former colleague Tara Golshan found the same thing when she talked to caucus-goers in Iowa last summer.
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Lawmakers who used to voice support for their former colleague now say it's likely Sessions is gone by winter.
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After settling, one former colleague turned on Ms. Williams, testifying against her on behalf of Wyndham at the trial.
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Before hearing oral arguments on two cases, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. delivered this statement about his former colleague.
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Lincoln's former colleague, Nik Danger, 28, said to BuzzFeed News that she'd told him about being groped at the time.
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A former colleague mentioned the term in an email after I told him how I felt about Namir and Saeed.
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"He wants what you and I all want," says Rich Schwerdtfeger, CTO of Accessibility at IBM and a former colleague.
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"She will stop whatever she's doing and laugh with you and cry with you," said a friend and former colleague.
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As my former colleague Tony Romm pointed out on Twitter, Zuckerberg may be bracing for a change in congressional control.
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For example, former Democratic Congressman Marty Meehan of Massachusetts helped fund a document archive for his former colleague, Barney Frank.
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My former colleague Adrianne Jeffries suggested the account may have been hacked: Seems like a hacker or an inside job?
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A former colleague who studied with Wang at Princeton described him as a "very kind, open-minded, and hardworking" person.
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Now one day ahead of Sessions' testimony before the Senate intelligence committee, Warren voiced strong thoughts about her former colleague.
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Wray was a former colleague of Yates' at King & Spalding LLP, based in Atlanta, where she began her legal career.
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Fox News announced Colmes's death Thursday morning, commemorating his life in a segment narrated by Colmes's former colleague Sean Hannity.
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During the proceedings, the country heard the allegations that he'd made unwanted sexual advances on his former colleague Anita Hill.
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"She is incredibly efficient," said Glen Kopp, a partner at Mayer Brown and a former colleague of Jones' at Bracewell.
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Added a friend and former colleague: "She will stop whatever she's doing and laugh with you and cry with you."
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A former colleague of Richard Branson has revealed why the Virgin Group founder insisted on everyone standing during large meetings.
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Early excerpts have been denounced by White House officials, who are launching a concerted effort to discredit their former colleague.
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Recently, a former colleague at Audemars Piguet has worked with Mr. Dufour with the sole aim of training new workers.
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"He was a humble guy with a very dry sense of humor," a former colleague, Rob Strathman, wrote on Facebook.
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That nagging feeling about Lucas Goodwin's death has prompted Tom Hammerschmidt to seek out his former colleague, Janine (Constance Zimmer).
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" The same story cited Ryan's former colleague, Liz Magill, as saying he "loves U-Va's mission as a public university.
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One name already being mentioned is that of the Céline designer Phoebe Philo, also English and Mr. Gobbetti's former colleague.
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" Ms. Berg said she remembers a former colleague calling to ask, of their former boss, "Did he proposition you, too?
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But Mr. Lee's reported contacts with the Chinese Ministry of State Security did not end there, the former colleague said.
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So very sad to hear that my former colleague Wendell Goler- who covered the White House for years - has died.
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Kelly bristled at the Rubashkin issue, and "wanted to get the case off his desk," according to a former colleague.
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But when an Italian au pair, who worked for a former colleague, needed a reprieve from deportation, Mr. Dutton obliged.
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By 1937, Frankl's former colleague and future wife, Anni Weiss, had fled to America, and Frankl himself was in danger.
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" His former colleague Ben Shapiro called him a "vindictive, nasty figure, infamous for verbally abusing supposed friends and threatening enemies.
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"The basis of Jeff's stature was a lot of things, but integrity was No. 22016," a former colleague told me.
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The cause was heart failure, said Steven Aftergood, his executor and a former colleague at the Federation of American Scientists.
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In October 2019, Ronan Farrow's book "Catch and Kill" reported that Brooke Nevils, Lauer's former colleague, accused Lauer of rape.
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I'm certain that incoming acting DHS Secretary Kevin McAleenan, a former colleague of whom I am fond, will not either.
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On Monday, Akbar's lawyers sued a former colleague of his who had made the first allegation against him last week.
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Five years ago, I wrote a paper with my former colleague, Jesse Shapiro, that looked at the pre-social media data.
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"He wasn't doing so well," a former colleague said, but added that Senn had not given the impression of being suicidal.
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"If you want, I will forward your question to my former colleague," she said, and didn't reply to follow-up questions.
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"He sells himself as the white 'bwana' who can lead them to the promised land," said another former colleague of his.
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Jones and a former colleague, Elizabeth Taylor, who also alleges sexual harassment and wrongful termination, filed the lawsuit in February 2017.
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But he also said he rejected separate allegations by a former colleague that he sexually harassed her on dozens of occasions.
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"He's guided by justice, not by politics," Steve Levin, a former colleague of Rosenstein's in Maryland, told me in an interview.
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They acknowledged receipt of the letter through a former colleague to the Thomson Reuters Foundation but declined to comment on it.
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The decision of more NFL players to take a knee is also a way to stand up for their former colleague.
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Late last month, though, Grassley said that Sessions, his former colleague, was willing to work with the Senate on sentencing reform.
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The obituary also misstated part of the name of the school where Nick Malgieri, a former colleague of Mr. Kumin's, teaches.
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Rolet would effectively sideline senior management, making it harder for a new CEO to build a team, the former colleague said.
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Comey's former colleague, ex-deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabeAndrew George McCabeThe Hill's Morning Report — Will Congress do anything on gun control?
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What they're saying: "I'm scared shitless of her... She's a physically intimidating presence," a male former colleague of Omarosa's told me.
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" Brennan, who served alongside Clapper under former President Obama, defended his former colleague as a "man of integrity, honesty, ethics, & morality.
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For months, the company banned all travel to the rest of China by Hong Kong-based investigators, said the former colleague.
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Tom's a friend and former colleague in the Washington bureau of the Los Angeles Times who has become an accomplished novelist.
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But when it came to an Italian au pair who worked for a former colleague, Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton obliged.
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If Mr. Wardlow wins, lawyers at A.D.F. believe he would be their first former colleague to become a state's top lawyer.
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That case, which involved his former colleague Charles Kupperman, was found to be moot by a federal judge in late December.
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Nicole Simopoulos, an Episcopal priest and chaplain at the 'Iolani School in Honolulu, and a former colleague of the bride, officiated.
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Watching the scandal about Ukraine unfold, I have thought often about my former colleague as a United States ambassador, Marie Yovanovitch.
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My former colleague, Senator Warren, claims she could not follow my carefully laid out presentation that everybody else seemed to understand.
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The pilot of the helicopter was Ara Zobayan, according a former colleague at the Island Express helicopter company and a neighbor.
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Q. You're pacing your former colleague and current N.Y.R.R. C.E.O., Michael Capiraso, through this race, to his 25th in a row.
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I get an email from my former colleague to review his resume and submit him for a position at my company.
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He and a former colleague, who Krause calls "one of the most negative people" he knows, did mock "Shark Tank" interviews.
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"I do see his fingerprints on this," said a former colleague of Goldman's who requested anonymity to comment on his work.
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Richard Shelby, the state's senior senator who worked with Sessions for years, has spoken to his former colleague about running again.
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A former colleague, with whom I had an excellent working relationship, asked if he could list me as a job reference.
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He now tells CNN that the information came from a newspaper report in Antiqua, as well as, a former colleague of Ashe's.
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"He's guided by justice, not by politics," Steve Levin, a former colleague of Rosenstein's in Maryland, said in an interview last December.
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A former colleague of May said on Saturday she had previously expressed concern about the security implications of the planned Chinese investment.
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So when he started SoFi, he brought in a former colleague 10 years his senior to handle management and other technical roles.
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He is a friend, he is a magnificent former colleague who has graduated from CNBC to higher callings in the administration now.
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A former colleague of mine worked there, and she had encouraged her employer to reach out due to my past work performance.
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All those people, my former colleague Sean Spicer, how to deal with at the podium, they&aposre activists, they are political activists.
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"I feel like we sort of choked," one former colleague of Obama has said, according to an article in the Washington Post.
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Gruber reports, however, that Field will link up with Bob Mansfield, the former colleague he worked with on the Mac hardware business.
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Prime Minister Theresa May was concerned about the security implications of the proposed Chinese investment, a former colleague and a source said.
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"That's how she deals with the President, I've been in the room," one former colleague told CNN after watching her confirmation hearing.
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Avenatti, claimed in a statement to The Hill that his former colleague owes him and his law firm, Avenatti & Associates, $12 million.
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Nordlicht's friend and former colleague, Howard Feder, ran BDL and worked with the brokers to fund their strategy, according to the SEC.
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"Gleb, out of twenty inventions he would make, he would choose the one you want to buy," a former colleague told me.
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In a Seattle café, Bernadette bumps into a former colleague, Paul Jellinek (Laurence Fishburne), whom she hasn't seen for twenty-one years.
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A former colleague of Richard Branson has cast light on what it was like to work with the billionaire Virgin Group founder.
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Harare, Zimbabwe (CNN)Oliver Mtukudzi, one of Zimbabwe's most celebrated musicians, died Wednesday of an undisclosed ailment, a former colleague has said.
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"Hal was imperturbable," Gary G. Sick, a former colleague, wrote in "All Fall Down: America's Tragic Encounter With Iran," published in 19733.
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His former colleague, Ball, notes that Benetech's success has as much to do with time and trial as it does with tech.
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One of the biggest is the Neighborhood Network in Palliative Care in northern Kerala, led by Suresh Kumar, Dr. Raj's former colleague.
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In January, a former colleague of Mr. Walk, the high-ranking music executive, published an open letter accusing him of sexual misconduct.
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Holly Abel, Farmington, Utah I was first aware of the false story when it was shared on Facebook by a former colleague.
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For the design work, he hired a schoolmate, Caitlin Swaim, and her former colleague, Brad Engelsman, who owns the architecture firm BEDA.
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It turns out that the very living Kamran Gant, a former colleague of Burnham's on the Shenzhou, is actually possessed by Control.
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The president started his talk by taking questions from David Strauss, a law professor at the university and a former colleague there.
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Google Ventures founder Bill Maris isn&apost holding anything back when it comes to his thoughts about his former colleague David Drummond.
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"We're dusty old woodworkers, not trained therapists," said Doug Naselroad, the master luthier who with a former colleague dreamed up the program.
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He knew of an excellent homespun recipe from a former colleague at Heroku, a company that helps startups build cloud-based apps.
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A key member of Crosthwaite's team is Murillo, a former colleague from Altria who leads Juul's regulatory efforts as chief regulatory officer.
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Fox News host Greta Van Susteren is surprised by her former colleague Gretchen Carlson's sexual harassment allegations against Fox News CEO Roger Ailes.
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It learned it was being purged at the same time everyone else did, according to my former colleague James Reader, its managing editor.
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"He was super nice, and everyone agreed how chill and nice and easy-going and quiet he was," says former colleague Gary Blumenthal.
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Thankfully, our former colleague at Giant Bomb, Alex Navarro, was also looking for a place to spoil the shit out of Nier: Automata.
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Two decades ago, a former colleague of mine gave up her dream job after two frustrating months pumping milk in the office lavatory.
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Dom Sagolla, a former colleague and roommate of O'Tierney, tells the Chron it was he who introduced O'Tierney to Dorsey 11 years ago.
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"He did not know what EBITDA was," sniffed a former colleague, according to the Financial Times (it is a measure of company profits).
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His ally and former colleague at the RNC, Reince Priebus, Mr Trump's chief of staff, is rumoured to be next for the exit.
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A former colleague says he has a "black-or-white" view of the world, which could at times lead to conflict at work.
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"He was super nice, and everyone agreed how chill and nice and easy-going and quiet he was," said former colleague Gary Blumenthal.
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"We would be experimental and we built an incredible portfolio," said another former colleague, who was not authorized to speak about company matters.
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I think he would be sad for them, as a friend and a former colleague, if the process results in punishment or indictments.
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Top campaign pollster Joel Benenson, Axelrod's former colleague on the Obama team, is among the senior staff whose positions could be in jeopardy.
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"It was the greatest ride of my life," said Jagenburg, who was trading memories with former colleague Ron Gold, who worked in sales.
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"She was way ahead of the curve when it comes to realizing how dangerous al Qaeda would be," one former colleague told CNN.
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Still, the husband and father of two teenagers already is asking a former colleague about the availability of jobs outside the federal government.
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As our former colleague William Magwood testified recently before the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, the commission is known for honest debate.
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Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein said Tuesday he's disappointed that his former colleague, Gary Cohn, resigned as the White House's chief economic adviser.
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One day, a former colleague, a detective, Nogami (Masahiro Higashide), drops by the school, asking Takakura for quiet help on an old case.
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"Personally, he drifted from far left to fairly right," Bert de Vries, a Christian Democrat and former colleague, said in a 1998 interview.
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"I was told, 'That's just the way it is,'" said Assemblywoman Linda Rosenthal of Manhattan after describing being harassed by a former colleague.
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Executives at Japan Tobacco informed the F.B.I. of some of Mr. Lee's suspicious contacts in 153, the former colleague said in an interview.
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Frank Wilkinson, a former colleague of mine, wrote at Bloomberg: O'Rourke is not the only candidate modeling decency as an antidote to Trumpism.
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Her close friend and former colleague Joseph Lieberman was a vintage exemplar of the breed, as was her fellow Maine Republican Olympia Snowe.
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"She was a moderate conservative," Jay Westbrook, a former colleague of Warren's at the University of Texas Austin, told CNN in an interview.
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He said the stress of testifying and the threats from a former colleague led to panic attacks and the breakup of his marriage.
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Fox&aposs top opinion hosts are criticizing President Donald Trump&aposs former national security adviser, John Bolton, who is also their former colleague.
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" Another person who worked with Solomon at the Post said that his former colleague "just embraced the right and the right embraced him.
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"We are shocked and saddened to learn of the passing of our friend and former colleague Soni Methu," CNN said in a statement.
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" Her former colleague, Amber Rudd, who recently resigned from the cabinet, told The Evening Standard, that Mr. Johnson used language that "incites violence.
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" Her former colleague, Amber Rudd, who recently resigned from the cabinet, told The Evening Standard, that Mr. Johnson used language that "incites violence.
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A month ago, a former colleague encouraged me to apply for a vacant position at our old company, saying they wanted me back.
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As my former colleague Charlie Warzel noted last year, it feels like a luxury device for a future that isn't quite here yet.
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" The U.S. had anticipated using testimony from Bruno Iksil, a former colleague of the two defendents, who became known as the "London whale.
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The action came on a straight party-line vote, with 11 Republicans supporting their former colleague from Alabama and nine Democrats opposing him.
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Similarly, Congresswoman Martha Roby of Alabama was in a competitive run-off against a former colleague when a Trump endorsement settled the matter.
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"He has the best chance of beating Trump, hands down," said Senator Tom Carper of Delaware, Mr. Biden's longtime friend and former colleague.
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Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader and a friend of Mr. Kyl's, was told last week that his former colleague would be named.
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Fox News host Tucker CarlsonTucker CarlsonFox News's Shep Smith defends Napolitano for saying Trump already committed a crime MSNBC 'Climate in Crisis' special draws 22019M viewers in 8 pm timeslot Tucker Carlson defends former colleague Megyn Kelly amid Trudeau blackface controversy MORE on Thursday defended his former colleague Megyn Kelly while slamming media coverage over a blackface controversy involving Canadian Prime Minister Justin TrudeauJustin Pierre James TrudeauTrump decries whistleblower story as 'another media disaster' Tucker Carlson defends former colleague Megyn Kelly amid Trudeau blackface controversy Trudeau says he cannot be 'definitive' that there are not more blackface photos MORE.
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Your emails could also become public if, say, a former colleague becomes disgruntled and decides to deliberately leak embarrassing private emails to the press.
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"What you have in Rod is somebody that is battle-tested," Julie Myers Wood, a prosecutor and former colleague of Rosenstein's, previously told me.
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The first thing I did is I recruited a former colleague of mine from Salesforce to move down to LA to be the CTO.
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And I only come up with two shootings, one from August 2015 when a reporter was shot on live television by a former colleague.
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When two white journalists were shot on camera by an African-American former colleague in August 2015, media outlets refused to broadcast the footage.
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"I don't know one Republican woman who doesn't support him," Pam Stevens, Kavanaugh's former colleague in the George W. Bush White House, tells Refinery29.
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After that awkward development Pence did travel to Wisconsin and affirm his support for the speaker, a friend and former colleague from the House.
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"He's guided by justice, not by politics," Steve Levin, a former colleague of Rosenstein's in Maryland, told me in an interview before the firing.
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A former colleague, Teresa Jones, told CNN that in the early '80s, it was "common knowledge" that the Alabama politician dated high school girls.
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Furthermore, Sophia Bush, Burton, Bethany Joy Lenz, and Kate Voegele showed exactly how you should respond when a former colleague speaks out about abuse.
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Since opening in 1999, MASS MoCA has flourished under director Joseph C. Thompson, Mr. Krens's former colleague at the Williams College Museum of Art.
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According to the school, its state court suit was based on Potts' disparaging comments to her former colleague – not on her report to regulators.
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We got Trump's former White House Press Secretary Tuesday in NYC, and asked if he'll be watching his former colleague on the reality show.
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Daniel Hodge, a former colleague and now the governor's chief of staff, reckons Mr Cruz is a Texan "from his head to his boots".
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Critics fret that the control freakery will now constipate Whitehall: "You couldn't blow your nose without Nick or Fi knowing," recalls one former colleague.
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Gail: Recently read a new Bloomberg biography by our former colleague Eleanor Randolph and it reminded me how good he was at his job.
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John McCain poked fun at former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid as he wished his former colleague well in recovering from surgery on Monday.
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When I called Audrey Ponzio, a former colleague and friend of Ms. McCrea's, she was shocked to learn where Ms. McCrea had ended up.
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Republicans on Capitol Hill have been slow to admonish Price, a former colleague, saying instead they are still trying to understand exactly what occurred.
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Prior to the more personal barbs issued in Ohio, a handful of Republican lawmakers had expressed discomfort with the president targeting their former colleague.
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ESPN executives are protective of "SportsCenter" and claim they are not too concerned about Mr. Horowitz, their former colleague, and his plans at FS1.
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"I don't think that was addressed except that [the Board] asked [a former colleague of Mostiler's] if [Mostiler] was a racist," Ballard tells me.
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Justice Clarence Thomas held back tears while remembering his good friend and former colleague, the late Justice Antonin Scalia, at a memorial service Tuesday.
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He accuses another former colleague of being an informant and claims the sum of all this contributed to the passing of his mother, Shirley.
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A former colleague familiar with the situation who felt Balan was a "creative," capable engineer also said she was overly excitable and too intense.
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I'm in the process of setting up a time to chat online with a former colleague and friend I haven't seen for nine years!
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Pierre Salinger, the incoming White House press secretary in 1960 and a former colleague at The Chronicle, recruited Mr. Mathews to the Kennedy administration.
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Our friend and former colleague Daniel Hoffman argued in this paper that this is unlikely — that the Russians would have relied on trained agents.
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Investors predict Fed rescue Hassett's comments stand in contrast to ones made by his former colleague Larry Kudlow, director of the National Economic Council.
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As he responded to the events, "the record was set straight, taken care of quietly and out of the spotlight," one former colleague said.
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"He was actually corny, and it came across on the air," Vincent A. Gardino, a former colleague at WABC, said in a phone interview.
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Hal Moskowitz, who worked with Mr. Hansell at the Gay Men's Health Crisis, said his former colleague had never backed down from a challenge.
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Republicans on Capitol Hill, who have largely been supportive of Sessions, a former colleague, have previously warned of the battle in confirming a replacement.
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A former colleague said he sometimes wore two expensive watches at the same time — a Rolex and a Patek Philippe — one for each wrist.
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When I was contemplating leaving, I called up a former colleague that had experience across all fields I was considering — corporate, startups, and consulting.
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This is partly because Mr. Sessions, who was a senator from Alabama, is a well-liked former colleague with whom many senators remain close.
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But Ms. Manigault Newman, who was watching Mr. Cohen's testimony from home, said in an interview that her former colleague was simply being used.
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"The other girls at work would clean her house for her, take her out to eat all the time," former colleague Jessica Lunsford told WCSC.
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Noxon herself played a part in the reckoning, stepping up to defend former colleague Kater Gordon, who accused Mad Man's Matthew Weiner of sexual harassment.
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In headquarters, a friend and former colleague of O'Malley Dillon's, Mitch Stewart, has taken on a temporary role to make sure the operation remains steady.
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Berman, who operates with the same data-driven discipline as O'Malley Dillon, his former colleague, took the job after a meeting with O'Rourke in Washington.
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In an Mashable exclusive, we see FBI agent Joe Merriwether (Morgan) introduce his former colleague Dr. John Clancy (Hopkins) to his partner, Katherine Cowles (Cornish).
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Johnny Isakson said he plans to rebuke Trump's attacks on his former colleague, who was a former Navy pilot and prisoner of war in Vietnam.
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Amash said that he hadn't spoken with Sanford in recent weeks and didn't know in advance that his former colleague was considering a presidential bid.
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As my former colleague Christina Warren wrote in June: The problem is that logging into [different video apps] is a giant pain in the ass.
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Thanks to networking platforms like LinkedIn, it's easier now more than ever for them to connect with a former colleague without even letting you know.
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A former colleague from New York joins him, and it turns into one merry road trip across India, serving "fusion" Indian food along the way.
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" Slimani's former colleague Hamid Barrada, who has known her since she was twenty-seven, told me, "In my opinion, Leïla was never Moroccan until now.
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Mr. Mann and Ms. d'Amboise, who married in 1996, stayed in touch with their former colleague, sometimes getting together at Ms. Wong's brownstone in Harlem.
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Although Barr worked with and supervised Mueller at DOJ in the 1990s, Barr has been unsparing in more recent public criticism of his former colleague.
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A Lee pick could also help him easily clear the chamber, where senators are wary to vote against a former colleague from their own party.
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David Drummond, the Google executive at the centre of explosive #MeToo claims from a former colleague, is one of the highest paid at the company.
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It's a way of trying to understand how easy it is, to paraphrase my former colleague Jesse Singal, for "normal" people to do evil things.
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In this situation, Taylor says to write down the changes you've noticed since the layoffs and talk to a trusted mentor, friend, or former colleague.
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The New York businessman also alleged the judge was a former colleague and friend of one of the Trump University plaintiffs' lawyers, the newspaper said.
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The cause was complications after surgery for an intestinal blockage, said Don Sherry, a friend and former colleague who made a documentary about her life.
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He often flew to London or Paris, according to a former colleague in the Kiev office, and made at least two business trips to Moscow.
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One of her biggest mistakes was hiring a former colleague from Google, Henrique de Castro, to be chief operating officer and oversee Yahoo's advertising efforts.
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During his appearance at Duke, Mr. Bolton was questioned onstage by Peter D. Feaver, a professor and former colleague from President George W. Bush's administration.
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Opinion by: Krystal Ball We are just starting to learn what's in my former colleague Ronan Farrow's forthcoming book "Catch and Kill," but holy cow.
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With his wife, the landscape architect Diana Balmori, and a former colleague, Fred Clarke, he formed Cesar Pelli & Associates Architects to handle the MoMA project.
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"Bill was always making fun of people in his meetings, and Mueller was a particular target of his fun," a former colleague told the outlet.
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Alex Pollock, a former colleague of mine, never tires of repeating his dictum that if a debt cannot be repaid, it will not be repaid.
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Mr. Cernekee has said he is a traditional conservative, but a former colleague has said that he defended white nationalist positions while at the company.
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One former colleague said the only connection between Howard-Higgins and Soros was that his uncle had done "property work" for the Hungarian American billionaire.
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I need to call a former colleague to give me tips for a job I am applying to and I really need some me-time.
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On Friday, after the Republican bill failed, Andy Slavitt, who ran Medicaid and Medicare for Obama, was talking on the phone to a former colleague.
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Rep. Elijah Cummings (D-Md.), the top Democrat on the House Oversight Committee, sent a letter Thursday asking a former colleague of retired Lt. Gen.
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Roy Blunt of Missouri and John Barrasso of Wyoming, both members of GOP leadership, also told POLITICO on Thursday they would back their former colleague.
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According to a former colleague, ex-business minister Vince Cable, May had expressed wariness at the "gung-ho" attitude that Cameron took towards courting Chinese investment.
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"What you have in Rod is somebody that is battle-tested," Julie Myers Wood, a prosecutor and former colleague of Rosenstein's, told me in an interview.
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Former CIA acting director Michael Morell, a Clinton supporter, vigorously criticized Comey, his former colleague in the intelligence community, over his actions on the email situation.
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Pocock, a former colleague of the artist's at the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA), asked for permission to take a photo to send to her.
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A friend and former colleague of mine, a woman I respect immensely, announced one day in the office that she had a problem with hair-touchers.
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For instance, Dorsey's former colleague Scott McCorkle, who ran the marketing cloud business for Salesforce, is now working on a company that High Alpha is incubating.
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As a former colleague of Thomas's, she was approached by the Senate Judiciary Committee to provide background information on Thomas before his confirmation hearings had begun.
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One former colleague described her as someone who doesn't "suffer fools" or have a nuanced touch when it comes to navigating the shoals of internal politics.
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It would have echoes of the Anita Hill hearings, in which a former colleague of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas testified about allegations of sexual harassment.
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A former colleague on the U.N. panel also cast doubt on a video that the government said showed the two being executed by Kamuina Nsapu members.
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Banks told me, categorically, that this wasn't true, but a former colleague of his said that he had seen Bourevestnik machines being used at Banks's mines.
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" Judith Kegan Gardiner, a former colleague at the University of Illinois, said Professor Bartky had "inspired generations of feminist philosophers to understand oppression, femininity and domination.
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Klamper, 2695, formerly Kenlyn McGrew, heard from a former colleague who offered her a job in cybersecurity in Jersey City, across the Hudson River from Manhattan.
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David Paterson — a fellow Democrat and former colleague in the Senate — as a "coke-snorting" governor, a reference to Mr. Paterson's admission of past drug use.
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"He often sacrificed time with his own family and children to live out his passion for protection work," said Lara Martin, a friend and former colleague.
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Then, a former colleague at The Times called my attention to a 2016 police shooting in West Virginia that didn't seem to fit any familiar category.
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Granados had been working for the postal service for about a year, and former colleague Leslie Aide launched a GoFundMe to raise money for her funeral.
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Last week, in the aftermath of Mr. Crowley's loss, the Massachusetts lawmaker began circulating a memo highlighting his differences with his soon-to-be-former colleague.
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She will continue as a chairwoman of the group The United State of Women, along with Valerie Jarrett, her former colleague in the Obama White House.
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Eventually, a former colleague told her that Terence Crawford, the rambunctious 9-year-old who always tried to get her attention, was now a prominent boxer.
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We are just starting to learn what's in my former colleague Ronan Farrow's forthcoming book, "Catch and Kill," but what we've learned thus far is astonishing.
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Amini was no longer working at Iran , and a former colleague persuaded her to take a job at a paper called Zan, which covered women's affairs.
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Ex-America's Got Talent judge Julianne Hough has addressed former colleague Gabrielle Union's meeting with NBC on Wednesday following their controversial exits from the competition show.
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A former colleague of Abouammo said US, UK, and Israeli security agencies pressed employees of Twitter's media team for private information, including the Pentagon and CIA.
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The former colleague, however, noted that Wiswell was later flown to Mauritius on a private jet by Lanturno's owner, Dmitry Perevalov, to celebrate Perevalov's fortieth birthday.
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Nearly two decades ago, a former colleague, Robert Putnam, wrote a powerful book lamenting the deterioration of "norms of reciprocity and trustworthiness" in the United States.
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Last week, a friend who is a counselor told me of a former colleague of his who, because of chronic pain, was bedridden for two years.
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In an interview with Business Insider, he shared details about how he came across the investment deal through former colleague and the startup's CEO Mohit Aron.
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In "College," Tony takes his daughter, Meadow (Jamie-Lynn Sigler), on a tour of Maine colleges and runs into a former colleague, now in witness protection.
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Another former colleague, Joan Edman, told Time that Castile remembered the names of every kid at school and even remembered which students had particular dietary limitations.
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In one of the most famous episodes, while visiting colleges with his daughter, he sees a former colleague turned informant and finds some time to kill him.
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That era seemed to come to an end in 1987, with the defeat of the nomination of Justice Scalia's former colleague on the D.C. Circuit, Judge Bork.
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As Republicans packed into their regular meeting with Pence, the mood was jubilant -- with lawmakers taking selfies with their former colleague, and celebrating big (and unexpected) wins.
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One former colleague told CNN that the gunman informed his boss, Richard Nettleton, that he'd handed in his resignation for "personal reasons" — hours before he killed him.
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" Erik Swar, a sports announcer who said he was a former colleague of Bieber's, wrote on Twitter that "you could feel his passion and love for sports.
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Annette King, a friend and former colleague in Parliament, later recalled talking with Little about whether he should resign as the opposition leader, according to the Herald.
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The firm named a room after their former colleague called the "Botham Shem Jean Difference Space," a colorful area with a lot of light and moveable furniture.
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At the preview, a former colleague dragged me through one room to show me a Jean Paul Gaultier top hat made entirely of glossy black human hair.
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The press notes for the movie describe C.K.'s inspiration for the film, which came out of conversations he had with former colleague and friend Vernon Chatman.
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Instead I am facing a long list of grievances from a former colleague who left NBC News angry that she had failed in her pursuit of stardom.
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Working with his longtime friend and former colleague Mike Pence, Ryan staffed the middling ranks of the Trump administration with a bevy of very orthodox conservative Republicans.
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Charles Harris, the retired English Department chairman who had hired Wallace, and his wife, Victoria Harris, a former colleague and friend of the writer's, met me there.
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Stenger, her former colleague, recalls it as a moment when Hiatt's children were starting to grow up — and Hiatt reacted by digging into her career even more.
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For those not convinced of Twain's mantra on the past as an indicator of future performance, perhaps the testimonial of a former colleague and occasional rival is.
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GARY COHN, YOUR FORMER COLLEAGUE, WAS ON THE NETWORK YESTERDAY AND SUGGESTED THE PRESIDENT IS GOING TO LOSE CREDIBILITY WITH THE CHINESE IF HE ROLLS THOSE BACK.
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And Mr. Carper enlisted his friend and former colleague, former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., to record a radio ad and automated call on his behalf.
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There are others, like Senators Charles Grassley and Lindsey Graham, whose loyalty to Mr. Sessions, their former colleague, likely runs deeper than their allegiance to the president.
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It was testament to her persistence and ability to get things done on a shoestring, said a former colleague, Cedric Garland, a professor emeritus at the university.
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The environment minister and Mr. Dewji's former colleague in Parliament, January Makamba, tweeted on Saturday morning that he had spoken with him and that he was safe.
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Obviously, because Bill was a former colleague of mine and somebody who did a lot of good for me, I'm very upset and sad about his situation.
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Warren rarely discusses her evolution from a "moderate conservative," as one former colleague described her to CNN, to a leading Democratic presidential candidate proposing ambitious liberal policies.
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Mr. Chaika was highly pleased with her report, according to a former colleague of Ms. Veselnitskaya who spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of repercussions.
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If Tyler were to give them a voice, they might recount stories like the one told by a former colleague of Row's who grew up in Baltimore.
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Two years ago, my former colleague Sarah Jeong laid out how Star Wars: Rogue One — and, indeed, much of the Star Wars mythology — is about internet freedom.
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" A former colleague of Fleischer's, Fratto, the Bush aide who criticized Christie's support, replied in a tweet: "Then we don't have anything to say to each other.
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Moderate Muslims, like my friend and former colleague Rumana Ahmed, can help protect American lives and restore the original glow that once graced the face of Islam.
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If Tyler were to give them a voice, they might recount stories like the one told by a former colleague of Row's who grew up in Baltimore.
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He pointed to a former colleague, Joseph Chancellor, who now works for Facebook but said they "did everything together" for the Cambridge Analytica project and has escaped blame.
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In the 1980s, before he was a senator, Sessions failed to achieve Senate confirmation to the federal bench after a former colleague accused him of making racist remarks.
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"David has always been a very large presence in meetings and rooms, even when he wasn't maybe the most senior guy in the room," said a former colleague.
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That's because conservative Republicans are in full rebellion, even after President Trump's endorsement and an afternoon of sweet talking from their former colleague, Vice President Mike Pence. Rep.
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If Mr Schwarzman passes Mr Fink on Park Avenue he should congratulate his former colleague—and remind him that somewhere, someone young and hungry is plotting his downfall.
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Lured to Moscow for the birthday party of a former colleague and friend, he gets into a limousine, but is quickly apprehended by the FSB, Russia's secret police.
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After he put out his plea on social media, Barsch was moved by the responses and his former colleague Megan Ambrose, 36, was the first to get tested.
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A former colleague calls Mr Kelly's press conference a "very sad moment" which showed the dangers of allowing war service to become politicised and "really broke my heart".
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When he left his place was taken by Ann Widdecombe, a former colleague of Mr Clarke's who has just quit the Tories to join Nigel Farage's Brexit Party.
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But Bush, who once worked closely with Rubio when the two were leaders in the Florida Statehouse, said Rubio's debate performance reiterated standing concerns with his former colleague.
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While conducting an on-air interview in August 2015, the promising young TV journalist and her cameraman, Adam Ward, were ambushed by a disgruntled former colleague, Vester Flanagan.
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WASHINGTON — Thomas Lambert, a professor at the University of Missouri's law school, gave his former colleague Josh Hawley a warning before Mr. Hawley became a senator in January.
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Step 4: Hill, my former colleague and one of the most socially conscious professionals in sports media, calls out the nonsense in a sane and relatively muted manner.
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Prosecutors have accused Mr. Valvani of passing on the tips to Christopher Plaford, a former colleague, who used this information and other insider tips to garner illegal gains.
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A former colleague of mine used to ask medical students whether there was any topic that a physician did not have the right to ask a patient about.
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Think of a crisis as a high threat, with a short time for response, and surprise of a process, per Charles Hermann, a former colleague at Northwestern University.
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One afternoon, a few days after he awoke from his coma, Steve received a visit from a former colleague he had not seen in more than a decade.
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To their immense credit, Rose's former co-hosts addressed the issue directly on the show and made clear that their friend and former colleague gets no passes here.
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Why it matters: MSNBC hired Van Susteren and her former colleague Megan Kelly from Fox in an attempt to lure a broader, more moderate audience after Trump's election.
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David L. Gunn, a former chief executive at Amtrak who worked with Mr. Crosbie at the railroad and at a transit agency in Toronto, praised his former colleague.
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A former colleague is trying to fill a couple of business critical roles and could use an external partner to help with that, can I connect you both?
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Ryan said he had spoken to Trump and Vice President-elect Mike Pence — a former colleague in the House of Representatives — twice since they clinched victory Tuesday night.
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During a briefing for reporters that was dominated by questions about Mr. Porter, Mr. Shah described the accusations against his former colleague as "unsettling" for the White House.
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There are also portrayals of many '80s comedy giants, including the three mentioned above — with Mr. Chase portrayed by Joel McHale, his former colleague and antagonist on "Community."
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But by then Mr. Prince had left, apparently on his way in a GMC Acadia sport utility vehicle to Delaware to confront a former colleague, the authorities said.
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After a former colleague, Anita Hill, raised allegations of multiple instances of sexual harassment against Mr. Thomas, the senators heard from both key parties before the confirmation vote.
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She also reported extensively on the murder in 2010 of a Branford doctor, Vajinder Toor, by a former colleague, Dr. Lishan Wong, until he pleaded guilty last year.
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Another employee showed me the "cease-and-desist" letter she got from Mr. Nygard's lawyer the morning after a former colleague dropped by her home for a drink.
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Diane Bryant tells Business Insider that she had her friend and former colleague in mind when she took the role of CEO at a startup called Neural Analytics.
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My former colleague Nate Silver at FiveThirtyEight has a "deluxe" forecast model that gives Democrats 230 or 231 seats, depending on whether you use "mean" or "median" forecast.
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One former colleague testified that Mr. Sessions had called the N.A.A.C.P. "un-American" and mused that a white lawyer who defended black clients may have betrayed his race.
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Here's how Charlize Theron transformed into Megyn KellyFox hosts are lashing out at their former colleague, John Bolton, who has become Trump's worst nightmare in the impeachment trial
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"Not only is he not afraid of hard technical problems, but he seeks them out," said Michael Seibel, a former colleague and partner at the Y Combinator incubator.
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In 2012, he and Ken Squier, a former colleague at the Motor Racing Network, were the initial recipients and eponyms of the Squier-Hall Award for Nascar Media Excellence.
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Now, in a twist, Edwards is suing three Flint advocates, including one resident of the city and a former colleague who once worked closely with him at Virginia Tech.
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That means Thompson will report into his former colleague Singhal, Uber confirms, whose new role puts him in charge of engineering on both the Maps and the Marketplace team.
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Whether King, who previously worked with McFarland on his Magnises credit card venture, will visit his former colleague in jail in Orange County, New York, remains to be seen.
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A recent paper by Peter Leeson of George Mason University and his former colleague Jacob Russ, argue that religious tensions, not the weather, put witch-hunters on the prowl.
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According to a former colleague, ex-business minister Vince Cable, May had expressed concern at the "gung-ho" attitude that her predecessor David Cameron took towards courting Chinese investment.
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According to the Washington Post, Kobach's former colleague, Brian Newby, is the head of the federal Election Assistance Commission, a small agency charged with helping out with election logistics.
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Flake, now the senior senator from Arizona, released an op-ed honoring McCain in the Washington Post and spoke with multiple news shows on Sunday about his former colleague.
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They can be as simple as having lunch with a former colleague, meeting new colleagues in different departments or spending 30 minutes journaling to help map out your future.
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"Roger, in his brilliant ingenuity, figured it should be possible to play with it," Charles S. Zuker, a former colleague who is now at Columbia, said in an interview.
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Mr. Sullivan contacted a former colleague at the bank where he used to work, and within a few weeks had a job in the field of supply chain finance.
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"Emily Todd Vanderwerff, my former colleague at Vox, has written a moving essay on the process of coming out as transgender," says Amanda Taub, one of our Interpreter columnists.
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"Emily Todd VanDerWerff, my former colleague at Vox, has written a moving essay on the process of coming out as transgender," says Amanda Taub, one of our Interpreter columnists.
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Cases that he was informed about often fell apart, so his bosses stopped updating him about their inquiries, said the former colleague, who was directly involved in the operations.
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As my friend and former colleague and Englishman Jon Clegg likes to say, the Brits can sometimes turn a funny shade of pink when they get hot and frustrated.
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In " Boris: The Adventures of Boris Johnson ," Andrew Gimson, a former colleague of Johnson's, describes his ability—which is almost unique among contemporary British politicians—to cheer people up.
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Ramirez from a more humble upbringing that required her to work at the Yale dining halls while in school, according to former colleague and 1988 Yale graduate Jo Miller.
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One of those killed, Yar Mohammad Tokhi, a 54-year-old cameraman for Tolonews, was due to be married this month, said a friend and former colleague, Rateb Noori.
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The ex-CEO will appear alongside a former colleague from Turing Pharmaceutical, as well as the acting head of Valeant Pharmaceuticals, another company under fire for price-gouging practices.
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January Makamba, the country's minister of environment and Dewji's former colleague in parliament, also tweeted on Saturday morning that he had spoken with him and that he was safe.
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It was exposing tensions within the administration, stirring consternation with the conservative base and setting off a revolt among Senate Republicans incensed over the treatment of a former colleague.
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A former colleague said in a lawsuit that the entire Bayrock operation was run by organized crime figures, and that Sater threatened to have him killed if he didn't cooperate.
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Ray Larson, a former strategist for Canada's liberal party, did not respond to emails and a phone message; Brent Clickard, a former colleague of Wylie's at SCL declined to comment.
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A former colleague, biohacker Dann Berg, added that he'd bet "a fairly large sum of money" that almost every North Sense user's body would reject the anchors within a year.
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An interesting recent piece by Greg Ip, a friend and former colleague now at the Wall Street Journal, helps illustrate why life might be harder for workers than optimists appreciate.
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Lawmakers have already aired many of their concerns about their former colleague -- from his meetings with the Russian ambassador to the US to his role in the firing of Comey.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Former senior Goldman Sachs and HSBC banker Matthew Westerman is launching a private investment firm alongside a former colleague and a Greek shipping tycoon, he said on Friday.
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Former colleague Lou Pai, who once led Enron's energy- services unit, has pledged to invest in the venture and indicated to others he is involved with Skilling, the report said.
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The allegations against have Kavanaugh have drawn comparisons to the Anita Hill hearings, in which a former colleague of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas testified about allegations of sexual harassment.
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CANADIAN DIPLOMATS in China recently carried out one of their grimmer duties: paying a monthly visit to a former colleague, Michael Kovrig, who is being detained by state security agents.
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" As my former colleague Rahm Emanuel recently told the New York Times, serving in the minority in the House is "basically like being on TV with the mute button on.
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SUNDAY BUSINESS An article last Sunday about David F. Swensen, who manages Yale University's endowment, misstated the role of a former colleague, Randy Kim, at the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation.
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Members of the Securities and Exchange Commission's staff have been hearing recently from a former colleague with an urgent question: Why aren't you cracking down on these initial coin offerings?
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"Optical tweezers were not an invention, they were a surprise," said David G. Grier, a physicist at New York University and a former colleague of Dr. Ashkin at Bell Labs.
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According to Frank Lauxtermann, the only former colleague who testified openly about working alongside Mr. Högel, "A culture of looking away and keeping your head down" ultimately shielded the suspect.
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Yet a former colleague of his, who knows both men, suggests resentful envy of his old co-star Mr Trump—whom he must secretly disdain—may be eating him alive.
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This critic, not very quick on the draw, failed to get a table, but a former colleague who has written about Noma did, and offered a seat at his table.
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My former colleague Frank J. Prial, who covered wine for The Times for more than three decades, cherished good Beaujolais yet was appalled by the notion of a $20 bottle.
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Perhaps Tillerson is now not so pleased with Nathan Owen Rosenberg, his former colleague on the board of the Boy Scouts of America, who is a founding partner of Insigniam.
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In their conversations, Costello emphasized that he was a good friend and a former colleague of Rudolph Giuliani, who had just been retained as one of President Trump's personal lawyers.
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By November, with only five days remaining on his tourist visa and all his options exhausted, Majul went to train with a coach and former colleague of Dorozhenko's in Serbia.
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One former colleague of his described him as a "diplomat in uniform," noting that Petraeus would be more interested in the secretary of state role as opposed to running the Pentagon.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Hedge fund manager David Russekoff has hired Chetan Gulati, a former colleague from Perry Capital, to beef up the investment team at his newly formed firm Smith Cove Capital.
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In a piece for the Wall Street Journal, Greg Ip (a friend and former colleague of this blogger) does a nice job explaining the links between Brexit and a tumbling pound.
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This same woman and a male former colleague also told the publication that Webster would boast of soliciting sexual favors from men in exchange for meet-and-greet access to Parton.
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"He was a hard worker, but did not particularly take initiative," said the former colleague, who did not want to be identified discussing people who are now in positions of power.
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About six years ago, Sesay said, she told this story to her cousin, who mentioned she had a former colleague who had experienced something similar, but nothing ever developed from there.
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Mr Sessions, he said, "is a former colleague and a friend, but I think it would be best for him and for the country to recuse himself" from the relevant probes.
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President Donald Trump s former campaign chair Paul Manafort and former colleague Rick Gates pleaded not guilty of charges resulting from Special Counsel Robert Mueller s Russian presidential-election meddling probe.
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" Asked whether he thought Mr Stone did what was he has been accused of doing, a former colleague was circumspect: "I don't know, but I think he would have liked to.
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After Bush was fired, he admits he was upset at the notion that his former colleague and arguably one of NBC's biggest voices, might not have stepped in on his behalf.
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Thiel's former chief of staff Michael Kratsios was named as deputy chief technology officer, while another former colleague, Kevin Harrington, joined the National Security Council as deputy assistant to the president.
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Alana Evans, a friend and former colleague of Stormy Daniels, appeared on NBC News' Megyn Kelly TODAY this morning to discuss President Donald's Trump's alleged relationship with the adult film star.
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Gabby Giffords (D-Ariz.) offered words of encouragement to former colleague House Majority Whip Steve Scalise (R-La.) and the other victims of Wednesday's shooting at a congressional Republican baseball practice.
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As my former colleague Bob Costa of the Washington Post tweeted on Sunday, Trump is driving this train himself: This is a strategy that prizes short-term "wins" above all else.
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When asked in June about Wilbur Ross' role in leading the United States' trade war with China, Invesco chief executive Martin Flanagan acknowledged he was uncomfortable talking about his former colleague.
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"We celebrated birthdays every month and went on holiday trips twice a year, so Sanyo was like our big family," said Huang Huiqun, 54, a former colleague and friend of Liu.
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You receive an agonized email from a former colleague about whether he should have intervened on the night a notorious and more senior man invited you to an industry party alone.
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Mr. Valvani then passed on some of those tips to Christopher Plaford, a former colleague, who used this information and other insider tips to garner illegal gains, according to the government.
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Sophia Corydon Smith, 29, contacted the police after she was raped by a former colleague, and said the authorities met her with reluctance and distrust, she recalled in a recent interview.
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A former colleague says that Gorsuch urged his clerks to make money in the private sector before they went on the bench, the path he took himself as a corporate lawyer.
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"This is something that hits close to home because this is a former colleague of ours who we have served with," Committee chairman Jeb Hensarling (R-Texas) told reporters this month.
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When my former colleague Nate Silver and I tried to figure out how caucuses affected the 2016 primary, we argued that the system wasn't rigged against Sanders as his supporters argued.
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Dr. Schneerson and another former colleague, Dr. Roger I. Glass, the director of the N.I.H.'s Fogarty International Center, said that Dr. Robbins had always been morally opposed to challenge trials.
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"I was disturbed by the implication that foreign governments were being approached to procure negative information on political opponents," McKinley told Congress, according to the former colleague familiar with his testimony.
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Mr. Pacino plays Ray, a veteran detective who, after being implicated by the killer, comes out of retirement to investigate with his former colleague Will (Karl Urban), a haunted ex-F.
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Last week, a 60-something former colleague of mine mistook his Facebook status bar for the search function, and set the name "Sarah Anderson" as his status a half-dozen times.
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In addition, Mr. Edelman accused a former colleague of encouraging him to delete the photos of Mr. Perry and Mr. Murray, which Mr. Edelman and his lawyer argue are public records.
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But while they reconciled, "they lived totally separate lives," says the former colleague, with Roque raising the couple's three children in the Hamptons and Lauer spending weekdays at his apartment in Manhattan.
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"I don't think [reviewing ISPs] matters, because I don't think anyone has any inkling that an ISP can be good," my former colleague and current Wired tech reviewer David Pierce tells me.
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While Krakow's most recent tweet may be vague, fans have pretty universally interpreted the quote, written alongside a picture of a flower, as a special message for her friend and former colleague.
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Over the next several weeks, Wu publicly shopped our correspondence to journalists and tagged me, my former colleague, my editor, and VICE in dozens of tweets; her followers sent me many more.
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There were some at the firm who thought the sixtysomething PI was bad news, and others who got tired of "so much Corbally bullshit," as one former colleague put it to me.
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Robert Joseph, the national security aide who brokered the deal for Mr. Bush with the support of Mr. Bolton, said on Sunday that his former colleague was right to look to Libya.
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Richard Burr, a North Carolina Republican who served alongside Hagan, said in a statement that he and his wife "are deeply saddened by the sudden and untimely loss" of his former colleague.
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And after Rose McGowan tweeted that she had been raped by a "studio head" — referring, many guessed, to Weinstein — Howard said, "I want dirt on that bitch," a former colleague told Farrow.
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The Twitter outbursts of Elon Musk are due to frustrations with what he sees as shortsighted views about the progress he's making with Tesla, former colleague Reid Hoffman told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Instead of contacting your previous manager, it might be wise to chat with a former colleague you're friendly with and asking about whether returning to your former position is a good idea.
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"What you have in Rod is somebody that is battle-tested," Julie Myers Wood, a prosecutor and former colleague of Rosenstein's, told me in an interview last December, months before Rosenstein's ouster.
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"The email thing is such a weird slant on someone who is actually an incredibly organized, diligent, focused, hardworking person," a former colleague of Meghan's tells PEOPLE in this week's cover story.
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When his identity emerged, at the same time as the committee approved a draft offer letter, it was revealed to be Henrique de Castro, a former colleague of Ms Mayer's at Google.
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The Today show's Jenna Bush Hager and her former colleague Natalie Morales reunited on the Golden Globes red carpet on Sunday evening — and dished on how they prep for the annual show.
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"Restaurants are always looking for an edge," said Mohrer, who participated in Salido's most recent funding round alongside his former colleague at Uber, William Barnes, who ran the company's West Coast operations.
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Ms. Brainard and Daniel Tarullo — a fellow governor and former colleague in the Clinton administration who raised similar concerns — ultimately acquiesced in the Fed's December increase, providing Ms. Yellen with unanimous support.
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"I want to salute my former colleague Dan Coats, my former Republican Senate colleague, for standing up and not backing off after the president made these outrageous statements at Helsinki," Durbin said.
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Angry and disheartened after I'd ground through the voluminous report Thursday afternoon, I called my friend and former colleague, Robert Anderson, who retired recently as executive assistant director, the bureau's No. 3.
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"Royi would give his 'cloak and dagger' spiel and then Scott would come on and give his 'Boy Scout' spiel, which is 'What we're doing is completely legal,' " a former colleague said.
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Last week, in what can only be described as historically shameless grandstanding, Booker broke with the entire history of Senate precedent and testified against the nomination of his former colleague Alabama Sen.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Members of the Securities and Exchange Commission's staff have been hearing recently from a former colleague with an urgent question: Why aren't you cracking down on these initial coin offerings?
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To the Editor: Though we lost touch many years ago, I am fortunate to see my friend and former colleague Nakesha's bright light come shining through in this powerful and heartbreaking story.
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"My former colleague Ronan Farrow contends that NBC News slow-walked and then ultimately killed his reporting on Harvey Weinstein's sexual harassment and assault because it was intimidated by Weinstein," Hayes said.
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She dropped out Stanford's MBA program after a year to start the company last year with Xuan Jiang, a former colleague who was a technical lead for Facebook events, ads and stories.
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Frank Rotman, who has worked at Capital One for 13 years, had just started investing in startups alongside a former colleague from the bank when Senkut introduced them to Credit Karma's founders.
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" Dershowitz alleged that Warren, his former colleague at Harvard Law School, "willfully mischaracterized what I said," adding that "it's the responsibility of presidential candidates to have a better understanding of the law.
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Back in 2007, AND173 cofounder Jay Coen Gilbert, along with his former colleague Bart Houlahan and Andrew Kassoy, their friend from Wall Street, formally launched B Lab (the b standing for benefit).
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"The conversation I had was with Firtash's American lawyer, a former colleague of mine, and after a two -hour meeting, I concluded Firtash had no direct knowledge about Ukraine 2016," he added.
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Ginsburg's comments about her former colleague came a day after O'Connor announced that she has been diagnosed with "beginning stages of dementia, probably Alzheimer's disease" and is stepping away from public life.
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After Mr. Fox left his Port Authority job, he and Eric Shuffler, his former colleague in government, worked together in River Crossing Strategy Group, a lobbying firm in Trenton and New York.
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"This doesn't look like 15 percent," quipped Adam Hasner, a former colleague of Mr. Rubio's from their days in the Florida Legislature, referring to the senator's mediocre standing in the latest Iowa polls.
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ALLEN WEST, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR: Well, I find it very interesting my former colleague, Jason, that Richard would say that the number one geopolitical foe of the United States of America is Russia.
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A former colleague told me that he knew someone who would eat at the chain, but donate the same amount he spent there to an LGBTQ organization to absolve him from his sins.
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In 1991 Mr Biden was chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee when it probed Anita Hill's allegation of sexual harassment by her former colleague, Clarence Thomas, then a nominee for the Supreme Court.
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Wouldn't it be nice, adds a former colleague of his, if Australia just said "no" to China from time to time, and made it clear that it was prepared to bear the cost?
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It offers her a joie de vivre sorely missing from her life; she even makes a boisterous and stylish friend in the process, a witty former colleague and ex-con (Richard E. Grant).
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Far from being bitter over seeing his work cast aside, Rise thinks the new icon is great, which probably isn't surprising since he's a friend and former colleague of both of Instagram's founders.
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And since Charlie Rose was fired from CBS last week amid sexual harassment allegations, CBS This Morning co-anchors Gayle King and Norah O'Donnell have managed without their former colleague just fine, thanks.
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Cardinal Daniel N. DiNardo said the allegations against his former colleague reveal a "grievous moral failure" and urged anyone who has experienced sexual abuse at the hands of the church to come forward.
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Linda Maloney, a retired Navy flight officer who served with Shults, said that her former colleague was always passionate about flying and that her efforts Tuesday showed how Navy training prepared her well.
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George Moscone is now remembered outside of his hometown as the mayor assassinated along with Harvey Milk by a former colleague of Milk's on the city's Board of Supervisors on November 27, 1978.
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Stedman's tweets on this matter are worth considering: 2 weeks ago, I, along with other journalists were set an email from a woman who alleged that she was a former colleague of Mueller.
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" One former colleague in Parliament, Tim Yeo, recalled that Ms. May would attend his parties, but that she was not the type "to attract a circle of people around her roaring with laughter.
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Soon after Alex Varlan was hired as the video coordinator for the University of Tennessee women's basketball team last summer, he called Aaron Barzilai, a friend and former colleague with the Philadelphia 76ers.
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For my own column, I sought out voices close to me — a priest, a football mom, my former colleague here at The Times who broke the news of the N.F.L.'s concussion crisis.
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On the cover of the newspaper was an article about the dismissal of Matt Lauer, the anchor of NBC's "Today" who was fired after a former colleague accused him of inappropriate sexual behavior.
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"If there's something to find, he'll find it," said Katya Jestin, a former colleague in the United States attorney's office for the Eastern District of New York, who called Mr. Weissmann's ethics unimpeachable.
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Chauncey Billups, the adult in Detroit's locker room and the pilot of its egalitarian offense, addressed this issue of an alternative Anthony history a few years ago with my former colleague, Howard Beck.
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Duperreault quickly hired as his deputy Peter Zaffino, a former colleague at broker Marsh & McLennan Cos Inc, with a lucrative sign-on bonus, as well as a senior executive to head technology initiatives.
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She had a "sterling reputation" when she worked in the Manhattan prosecutor's office from 1984 to 2009, said another former colleague, Linda A. Fairstein, who retired as chief of the special victims unit.
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Bolton had Kelly's back, speaking up later Thursday to defend his former colleague, whom he called "an honorable man," against Trump's attacks while urging Republicans not to fall in line with Trump's broadsides.
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A Los Angeles judge denied a request by recently ousted Hyperloop One co-founder Brogan BamBrogan for a restraining order against his former colleague and the company's former chief legal officer, Afshin Pishevar.
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New Prime Minister Theresa May stepped in on Friday to delay a planned Chinese investment in a new British nuclear plant to review security concerns, a former colleague and a source said on Saturday.
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A former colleague of mine got a job offer from the site, and though taking it would have meant a considerable pay bump, there were conditions in the contract that he couldn't live with.
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Together, along with Reid, Bill Gates, my former colleague Qi Lu, and new partner Scott Guthrie, we would partner on how best to leverage this extraordinary combination of assets while pursuing a shared mission.
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Michael Avenatti, who represents adult film star Stormy Daniels against President Donald Trump, was ordered by a judge to pay his former colleague $4.85 million to settle a dispute over unpaid debt on Monday.
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The reality, however, is that few in the venture ecosystem are willing to be honest with LPs are the personal failings of a peer, particularly if it's a former colleague launching a new firm.
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Despite evidence that she and her former colleague were close, she stays cool as a shaken cocktail when she's given an assignment to go to Berlin and figure out how and why he died.
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"He will be similar to Pruitt in terms of the agenda—he understands the Trump administration and will carry out the agenda," Matthew Dempsey, a former colleague of Wheeler's, told the New York Times.
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On Earth she decides to track down scientist and former colleague Lawson (Annette Bening) to find an essential "energy core," which ends up being one of the key Tesseracts in the larger Avenger's story.
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A talented former colleague of mine recently joined PR firm after seven years of beat reporting, saying he was driven out by ever-increasing page view quotas and constant pressure to sensationalize the news.
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So however you frame this, be prepared for the possibility that despite your intentions, your former colleague may be less likely to appreciate your candor than to write you off as a clueless doubter.
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Fascinated by the idea that healthcare and science companies could finally start taking advantage of the software revolution after tech startups like GitLab, he and Lee, a former colleague from Google, started Refactor Capital.
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In the second hour, Cooper takes off after Laura, journeying with his former colleague Diane Evans (also now back to her real self) through one of the nebulous portals that dot the American landscape.
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"Michael is a friend and I feel sorry for his unfortunate circumstances," said Sam Nunberg, a former colleague of Mr. Cohen who worked with him to establish the Trump campaign's early format in 2015.
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Giving people money is a tried and true idea: my former colleague Natalie Foster's organization Economic Security Project teamed up with Mayor Michael Tubbs to run a demonstration of this idea in Stockton, California.
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NBC news anchor Tom Brokaw was accused Thursday of pinning former colleague Linda Vester against the wall of her hotel room and forcing her to kiss him, according to an explosive report by Variety.
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During the Supreme Court confirmation hearings for Clarence Thomas in 1991, Senate Democrats chose not to call Angela Wright, a former colleague of Judge Thomas's who was prepared to accuse him of sexual misconduct.
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Britain contends that Russia sent two other spies to a quaint English cathedral city in March, carrying a military-grade poison to assassinate a turncoat former colleague, Sergei V. Skripal, which the Kremlin denies.
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" Charles Kaiser, a former colleague at The Times, added in an email: "She was acutely aware of the damage to democracy from the disappearance of daily reporters at courthouses, state houses and city halls.
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"In addition to being a finance guy, Anthony is also a marketing whiz in the hedge-fund world," says Clara Del Villar, a former colleague of Scaramucci's at the financial firm of Neuberger Berman.
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To the Editor: Scott Korb's article has already elicited comments from former students of mine at several high schools, recognizing in his essay what they had heard from me and from a former colleague.
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When we first meet Byrne's Anna, she is fresh from a yearlong stay in an institution to which Lucas (a former colleague) committed her, and on a pharmaceutical cocktail to control her destructive impulses.
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As my former colleague Bonnie S. Benwick pointed out a few years ago, bitter tea can result from oversteeping, which is especially easy to do with a tea bag full of finely ground leaves.
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Earlier this year, Lisa Curtis, senior director for South and Central Asia at the National Security Council and my former colleague at The Heritage Foundation, co-authored a hard-hitting piece with Husain Haqqani.
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A friend and former colleague of Johnson said the former mayor could have been guaranteed a position in Cameron's cabinet - or group of top ministers - had he agreed to campaign alongside the prime minister.
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"What really put him and his colleagues on the world map were publications highlighting the inadequate nutritional management of people in the hospital — so-called hospital malnutrition," said a former colleague, Dr. Steven Heymsfield.
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Toughening the deal remained administration policy through at least February 2018, when Hook spoke at a Duke University event moderated by Feaver, a professor there and his former colleague at the John Hay Initiative.
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The term itself was coined in 1975 by a group of women at Cornell University, in support of a former colleague who sued for unemployment insurance after she quit her job over inappropriate touching.
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Her mother, Linda, however, told the outlet she's known the former colleague since he was a child and because he grew up with Russell, she does see him as a suspect in her daughter's disappearance.
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Though he was never publicly called out for his dismissal, one former colleague assumed that Gutentag would have a difficult path back to managing people in the industry once a potential employer uncovered his past.
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When the Stem was announced, Sixense was one of VR's biggest names in a deeply fragmented industry; my former colleague Sean Hollister named both it and Oculus "fairly safe bets" at the end of 2013.
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The official charges come nearly a year after Pachauri was accused of sexual harassment by a 29-year-old former colleague working at The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI), an environmental organisation headed by him.
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A former colleague who testified in the hearing said he found it ironic that Sessions was being painted as racist for comments that came out while he was literally helping to take on the Klan.
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In a second court hearing this week, Uber employees testified that a disgruntled former colleague, Richard Jacobs, attempted to extort money from the company when he sensed he was on the verge of getting fired.
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According to the Herald, Acosta finalized the notorious non-prosecution agreement with Epstein following a breakfast meeting in October 2007 with former colleague Jay Lefkowitz, a Washington D.C. lawyer on Epstein's all-star legal team.
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For example, the political columnist and author Matt Bai — my former colleague and an otherwise nice, well-balanced man — becomes curiously outraged by any entry that requires him to know the basics of another language.
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Loesch gained notoriety hosting the nationally syndicated daily radio show, "The Dana Show," as well as "Dana" on TheBlaze TV. "Very smart, talented, and professional," conservative radio host Buck Sexton said of his former colleague.
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The documents obtained by the Herald show that a cushy plea deal was cut after then-US Attorney Alexander Acosta (now President Donald Trump's labor secretary) met with one of his lawyers, a former colleague.
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" A former colleague said Dr. Braunstein "spoke very highly of the Trumps, and they were very open to negotiating with him and letting him stay in the space at a rent he was comfortable with.
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One former colleague said that Johnson's Brexit U-turn was "all about the leadership," and was in reality a cynical bet he made in order to win over Conservative party members and become prime minister.
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Over the weekend, the police told Mr. Zhou's family that they had recommended indictment on suspicion of "subverting state power," said Liu Xiaoyuan, a former colleague of Mr. Zhou's, citing word from Mr. Zhou's family.
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When we spoke with Lawler at Comic-Con in New York, The King explained that he wasn't necessarily at the rally to support Trump in a political capacity ... but as a friend and former colleague.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A former Deutsche Bank managing director, charged with manipulating global Euribor interest rates, on Tuesday denied helping convicted trader Christian Bittar and said any assistance his team gave his former colleague was inappropriate.
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In addition, at the time of his firing, Mr. Lee told senior Japan Tobacco officials that other company security employees were carrying out kidnappings and torture in their hunt for smugglers, the former colleague said.
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Mr. Buckel was known for being cautious — "he would not ever leap into something without giving it the utmost consideration and thought," said a former colleague, Adam Aronson — yet he had set himself on fire.
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"As a former colleague of ours, I think he is very popular with our members, and I hope he'll remain in the job," Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican majority leader, said on Tuesday.
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"She is a nice person who wouldn't hurt anyone," Mike Terry, a former colleague of Mr. Cain's at Belt Collins Hawaii, an engineering, planning and landscape architectural services firm, said in an email on Sunday.
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Romance is a part of this but, as writer (and a former colleague at RPS) Adam Smith explains to me later, the game is pointedly trying to get away from the Bioware model of romance.
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"There's the Matt Lauer that millions of Americans watched on TV every morning for two decades, and there is the Matt Lauer who this morning attempted to bully a former colleague into silence," she said.
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The specter of the shabby treatment of Hill, a former colleague of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, during his 1991 confirmation hearings looms over all of this back-and-forth between Senate Republicans and Ford.
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And what about Sandberg's former colleague at Google, Susan Wojcicki, who know runs its YouTube unit and is another tech star about whom pretty much no one in Silicon Valley can say a bad thing?
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Paul was attacked at his home in Bowling Green, Kentucky, by his neighbor Boucher -- an anesthesiologist and former colleague of Paul's -- on November 3, 2017, leaving the senator with six broken ribs and bruised lungs.
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Six current and former NFL Network employees, five of them former N.F.L. players, were suspended by their employers after they were named in a lawsuit claiming they had sexually harassed and assaulted a former colleague.
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And what about Sandberg's former colleague at Google, Susan Wojcicki, who now runs its YouTube unit and is another tech star about whom pretty much no one in Silicon Valley can say a bad thing?
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"They trusted Acel to tell their story because he was not a stranger to their fears," said Arlene Morgan, a former colleague and now assistant dean of the School of Media and Communication at Temple University.
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Former colleague and co-host Ann Curry also recently told The Post that she approached two members of NBC's management team after an NBC female staffer told Curry that she was "sexually harassed physically" by Lauer.
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But this time it's over how he communicated with a former colleague, the bank said, not for anything having to do with its various business practices that have drawn the ire of consumers, regulators, and lawmakers.
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In the exclusive scene above, which occurs before any mysterious disappearing acts, Blanchett's Bernadette complains to a friend and former colleague (Laurence Fishburne) about how she can't sleep because her noisy, busy mind won't let her.
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May's predecessor, David Cameron, said the Hinkley Point project was a sign of Britain's openness to foreign investment, but May is concerned about the security implications of the planned Chinese investment, according to a former colleague.
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"Jeff Sessions is a former colleague and a friend, but I think it would be best for him and for the country to recuse himself from the DOJ Russia probe," Portman said in a Thursday statement.
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The Times Regulators in Britain and the United States are investigating Barclays Plc Chief Executive Jes Staley's attempts to identify the whistleblower who raised concerns about Tim Main, a former colleague at JPMorgan Chase & Co. on.wsj.
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There were no known witnesses as Rene Albert Boucher, an anesthesiologist and former colleague who has lived next door for 17 years, allegedly blindsided Paul last Friday by tackling him and throwing him to the ground.
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New British Prime Minister Theresa May was concerned about the security implications of a planned Chinese investment in the Hinkley Point plant and intervened personally to delay the project, a former colleague and a source said.
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The two hit it off, though, and when in 19903 Mr. Chow opened a fashion boutique in Miami called Arrive, he brought in his former colleague to help him start a private label for the store.
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The hidden text reveals that Mueller believes Manafort shared "polling data" that was "related to the 2016 presidential campaign" with Konstantin Kilimnik, a former colleague of his who Mueller has claimed is tied to Russian intelligence.
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According to the anonymous author of the post, after attending the nuptials of a former colleague, she received an email from the bride asking for an "adjustment" on the original wedding gift, a check for £100.
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" He agreed with a former colleague at the company who told him recently: "I wish I could go to the hospital and get the part where Harvey existed in my brain taken out of my brain.
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Its chief commercial officer, Philippe Le Floc'h, a former colleague of Infantino in his previous role with European soccer's governing body, has not been made available to discuss the sponsorship concerns since his appointment in 2016.
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But combined with the death in March of Mr. Adams's former colleague, Martin McGuinness, it deprives the government of established leaders who are willing or able to make compromises on both sides of the sectarian divide.
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"There's the Matt Lauer that millions of Americans watched on TV every morning for two decades, and there is the Matt Lauer who this morning attempted to bully a former colleague into silence," Ms. Nevils said.
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A few months ago, Herbert Henzler, a former colleague of Mr. Gupta's at McKinsey, pushed to have Mr. Gupta invited to the triennial meeting in Boston in June of the firm's retired and former senior partners.
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But if Wednesday's House Financial Services session often had the feel of an alumni reunion party — even some Democrats couldn't resist getting chummy with their former colleague — today's hearing felt more like a heavyweight title fight.
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Some senators still deny that Sessions is in a worse position than he was a few months ago even as they say it's been tough to watch their former colleague repeatedly berated by Trump on Twitter.
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For every Senate Democrat to vote against a former colleague with a distinguished record of defending religious freedom for those all of faiths around the world should be an outrage, and voters can make it one.
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"Karen knows a lot about campaigns, she knows a lot about politics and she knows what she's in for, and she likes to practice it at a very high level of competition," the former colleague said.
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At the Capitol, she did not go into details about her personal story; that she left to her friend and former colleague Ady Barkan, who has amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, known as A.L.S. or Lou Gehrig's disease.
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The Los Angeles Times reported in May that Avenatti's law firm, Eagan Avenatti, was ordered in U.S. bankruptcy court to pay $10 million to a former colleague, Jason Frank, that had not been paid as promised.
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"Here is the reality: our show was taken — without comment or discussion or notice — in the midst of an election season," Harris-Perry wrote in a note to staff published on Medium by former colleague Jamil Smith.
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While some law professors look askance at outside work, regarding it as impure, most schools permit it, and Harvard has encouraged it, according to Randall L. Kennedy, a law professor there and former colleague of Ms. Warren.
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Addressing the claims for the first time, Louis Lehot said in a statement that he had "poor judgment in developing an emotional relationship" with former colleague Vanina Guerrero but that he "did not assault or harass" her.
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Had it not been for Facebook, I would not have heard that the wife of a former colleague I had not seen or been in touch with for more than 15 years had suffered a brain aneurysm.
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Jim Webb, your former colleague in the Senate – Democratic colleague said today, I don't know if I'm going to vote for Trump, but I can't vote for Hillary Clinton because we would just get the same stuff.
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Explaining why the stock market does what it does is largely a fool's errand; a former colleague used to say that the only inference from a rising stock market was that there were more buyers than sellers.
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" Shaub said that when he ran into a former colleague from OGE, he asked if they had maintained the daily Headspace session "They gave me a sheepish look, and said, 'No, we've fallen off since you left.
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"I first met Pam Henry in the middle of a three-alarm fire," Bob Dotson, a former colleague at what was then WKY-TV, Oklahoma City's NBC affiliate (and is now KFOR-TV), said in the documentary.
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As my former colleague Bob Costa of the Washington Post tweeted on Sunday, Trump is driving this train himself: WH really wants action b/c Trump is pushing them for movement behind scenes, almost hour but hour.
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And Stuart Marques, another former colleague, expressed surprise in an email that Mr. Dunleavy had lived into his 80s, given the pace of his work and play, at least as those exploits were recounted and, perhaps, embroidered.
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An employee at a Maryland countertop business opened fire on five co-workers on Wednesday morning, killing three of them, and then drove to Delaware and shot a former colleague at a car dealership, the authorities said.
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In addition, Random House recently announced that it would publish a book about President Trump by Mr. Thrush and Maggie Haberman, another White House reporter for The Times and a former colleague of Mr. Thrush's at Politico.
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Abrams, who would be the first black female governor ever and has for years been tabbed as a rising star, has been embroiled in a tough primary with Stacey Evans, a former colleague in the state House.
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Eva Khan as well as his mother, his father and a former colleague from Skadden who chose van der Zwaan as his son's godfather wrote letters to the judge about the burden van der Zwaan now bears.
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Paul was attacked at his home in Bowling Green, Kentucky, by his neighbor Rene Boucher, an anesthesiologist and former colleague of Paul's, on November 3, 2017, that left the senator with six broken ribs and bruised lungs.
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Another former colleague highlighted Parente's work prior to Petrobras, as CEO of Bunge Ltd from 2010 to 2014, giving him a background in the grains trade, which proved to be an Achilles heel for BRF last year.
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In a sworn statement, the bar owner, identified as Nguyen Bich Thuy, said she then introduced the man to a friend and former colleague, Doan Thi Huong, a woman now facing trial in Malaysia for the killing.
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In a recent episode, Mr. Schmidt, her former colleague and now a frequent guest, compared the journey of the Trump delegation to Davos to the two-part "Brady Bunch" episode in which the family decamps to Hawaii.
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But unfortunately, according to the Verge, the University of Chicago's Oriental Institute, the museum where my friend and former colleague Arielle Pardes found this ancient clay artifact, no longer stands by their own claim that it's a toy.
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I had a lot of questions about managing my finances, but I hated that all the advice out there was either overly simple (or, as a former colleague used to say, "too pink") or filled with complicated jargon.
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"She went to her room, she cut up paper into a skirt image, and she stuck it on the little person image on the door of the bathroom," Neta Bahcall, an astrophysicist and Rubin's former colleague, told Astronomy.
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The arrest came hours after a Zurich court had convicted Mr Elmer of breaching Switzerland's strict bank-secrecy laws—for leaking client data from Julius Bär, a bank where he had previously worked—and threatening a former colleague.
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Trump's senior advisor, Kellyanne Conway, then fired back with a response to Haley's tweet that while clearly directed at her former colleague in the Trump administration awkwardly could be read as a comment about the president's reelection campaign.
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"He was already doing much better work than most lawyers when he was still in law school," said Gabriel Arkles, a professor of legal research and writing at Northeastern University and a former colleague of Chase's at SRLP.
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He prioritizes employees A former colleague of Johnson named Brad Brooks, who worked with Johnson during his time at Microsoft and Juniper Networks, says he makes a point of encouraging employees to become part of the company's growth.
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My former colleague Kelsey McKinney wrote an entertaining explainer on how the phrase came to be, but the basic traits that characterize Not All Men supporters are shortsighted, condescending men who tend to live anonymously on the internet.
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He wrote the memo laying out why Comey should be fired; Trump fired Comey using that memo as the basis — and, in response, Rosenstein appointed Comey's former colleague, Robert Mueller, then refused to recuse himself from the investigation.
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A separate indictment by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in February against that former colleague of Chow identified him as Michael Yin, a former Hong Kong-based private equity executive who had become a hedge fund manager.
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The government said that was at the men's request, but Liu Xiaoyuan, a former colleague of Mr. Zhou's, the lawyer, said the exclusion of families violated court rules and went further than many previous trials of dissidents had.
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Republicans are none too pleased Trump is going after his own AG who also happens to be their long-time former colleague in the Senate — and the reason Trump was given conservative bonafides during his run for president.
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The former colleague, who worked with Mr. Lee at Japan Tobacco International, said he was viewed at the company with mistrust and was fired as a result, before he came under intense F.B.I. scrutiny as a possible turncoat.
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Claire McCaskillClaire Conner McCaskillClaire McCaskill: Ron Johnson is an 'embarrassing tool' To winnow primary field, Obama and other Democrats must speak out 70 former senators propose bipartisan caucus for incumbents MORE (D-Mo.) lambasted her former colleague Sen.
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Former White House chief of staff John Kelly on Monday evening said that if media accounts of former national security adviser John Bolton's forthcoming book are accurate, then he trusts the explosive claims made by his former colleague.
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Greenspan left office at the beginning of 2006 as "the Maestro," labeled by one former colleague as the greatest central banker of all time (yes, apparently, there are debates about who is the "GoAT" even among central bankers!).
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Schumer, a three-term senator, introduced his former colleague at the rally Wednesday, highlighting her work on the James Zadroga 9/11 Health Insurance Act to provide responders with healthcare in the face of pushback from Congressional Republicans.
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Just a few days before he reportedly was reassigned, Deare was the subject of a scathing op-ed in The Miami Herald written by a former colleague of his who called for him to be fired from the NSC.
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Together, along with Reid [Hoffman, co-founder of LinkedIn], Bill Gates, my former colleague Qi Lu, and new partner Scott Guthrie, we would partner on how best to leverage this extraordinary combination of assets while pursuing a shared mission.
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The hidden text reveals, among other things, that Mueller believes Manafort shared "polling data" that was "related to the 2016 presidential campaign" with Konstantin Kilimnik, a former colleague of his who Mueller has claimed is tied to Russian intelligence.
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According to both Hardy and her former colleague, Seacrest was wearing only his underwear and had a visible erection; he allegedly threw Hardy onto the bed, where he climbed on top of her and rubbed his erection on her.
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As Fed officials discussed how to implement the Dodd-Frank banking reforms passed after the financial crisis, Duke voiced concerns excessive regulations would put small banks at a disadvantage, said one former colleague who asked not to be identified.
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Brokaw is the most recent of many media personalities to be accused of sexual misconduct in recent months, including his former colleague Matt Lauer, who left the "Today" show and the network after several women came forward with allegations.
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A former colleague of Krantz's confirmed this cat-like behavior to Business Insider, and Krantz said her problems at the company began when she spoke up about it and told a younger colleague not to pander to it anymore.
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Mr. Fishman began his road back to Travelers in 19743, when, at a party for New York City Ballet in Manhattan, he bumped into Robert I. Lipp, a former colleague who had become chief executive of the Travelers spinoff.
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My former colleague and ex-BI advertising editor Mike Shields argued in this analysis, his first of what I'm excited to say will be a recurring column, that old-fashioned TV ads are increasingly unwelcome in the streaming environment.
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" Mr. Pédron, his friend and former colleague, said of Mr. de Baleine, with a touch of drollery: "What he loved the most was long-form reporting, because those stories would send him far away for a pretty long time.
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Ms. Goldberg recalled Mr. Steinhardt asking for a threesome; her former colleague, who asked not to be identified, recalled Mr. Steinhardt inviting her and Ms. Goldberg to leave with him, but did not recall his referring to a threesome.
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Momo is, as a former colleague and mother of a young child put it to me, only half-joking, "the face of a mom who hasn't slept or showered" for lack of a moment away from a needy child.
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Rosen's extensive government and management experience at the Transportation Department and OMB is an asset for this DOJ job, according to Tom Yannucci, a lawyer and former colleague at Kirkland & Ellis who is a friend of Rosen and Barr.
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That group included Philbin, a former colleague at Kirkland and Ellis who served in senior positions at the George W. Bush Justice Department, at one point even working as a top aide to then-Deputy Attorney General James Comey.
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Retired as a warlord but respected among the ethnic rebel groups, Ms. Yang was recruited by the Burmese government's chief of intelligence, Khin Nyunt, along with her former colleague Mr. Lo, to help negotiate peace agreements for the government.
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A.E.D.T., For this discussion and audience Q. & A. at the University of Sydney, David will be joined by former colleague and New York Times journalist Raymond Bonner and a co-founder of the Sydney Cybersecurity Network, Dr. Frank Smith.
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Avenatti's law firm ordered by judge to pay $10 million Federal bankruptcy court judge in Southern California ordered a law firm managed by Michael Avenatti to pay $10 million to a former colleague who claims the firm misstated its profits.
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It's still way too soon to be talking iPhone 8 rumors, so I'll just leave you with some things that are guaranteed to be true, as outlined by my former colleague Christina Warren: It will be Apple's fastest iPhone ever.
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I first learned about Girls' Night In (GNI) from a former colleague who tweeted about her Friday morning ritual of reading the GNI newsletter and the latest Money Diary while having coffee and a bagel (a good combo — highly recommended).
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" But Republicans in Congress, where Price served for more than a decade, have been hesitant to criticize their former colleague, largely chalking up the scandal over the reported 26 trips he took on private jets to a momentary "lapse in judgment.
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Kogan disputed the notion that his former colleague had any knowledge of data, laughing at the notion that he'd be called a data scientist, and referred to him as someone who was involved in business development and provided legal expertise.
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She may not have the name recognition of former colleague Beth Seidenberg, but Lynne Chou-O'Keefe, who has spent the last five-plus years investing in healthcare on behalf of the venture firm Kleiner Perkins, is raising her own debut fund.
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Mark Johnson, the London-headquartered lender's head of global foreign exchange cash trading, and Stuart Scott, a former colleague, were accused on Wednesday of defrauding an unnamed company by 'front-running' a $3.4bn purchase of sterling for their own benefit.
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HP is seeking damages of around $5 billion from Lynch and his former colleague Sushovan Hussain, alleging that they inflated the value of Autonomy before selling the big data firm, whose software searches and organises unstructured information, such as telephone conversations.
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HP is seeking damages of around $5 billion from Lynch and his former colleague Sushovan Hussain, alleging that they inflated the value of Autonomy before selling the big data firm, whose software searches and organizes unstructured information, such as telephone conversations.
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"My team and I are pleased to hand off our work to my friend and former colleague, Vice President-elect Mike Pence, Executive Director Rick Dearborn, the Trump family, and the stellar new leadership team," Rogers said in his statement.
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Hammond, who according to sources close to Johnson often infuriated the former mayor who felt the finance minister was "talking Britain down", said he did not believe his former colleague could win a deal with the EU by the deadline.
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Sensing a deal, Mr. O'Brien offered to seek a reduced sentence for his son from the Justice Department if he went back to Iran and told his former colleague there that he needed information about Mr. Levinson to save his child.
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Ayers did not immediately disentangle himself from his businesses upon joining the administration, selling his consulting firm, C5 Creative Consulting, nine months later in April to Phil Cox, a fellow Republican strategist and former colleague who is close to Ayers.
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Thomas was confirmed in October 1991, 99 days after Bush nominated him to the Supreme Court — after a battle that included serious reports of sexual harassment, and ugly character attacks against Anita Hill, the former colleague who brought them to light.
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While reviews of his performance were decidedly mixed, with a former colleague even asserting he lied, the emerging consensus seemed to be that he had weathered the storm, due in no small measure to the continued support of congressional Republicans.
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We have to find a soln to crop burning in adjoining states "You can't see very far ahead of you," Manon Verchot, a former colleague of mine who leads the 21.3-person video team at the Hindustan Times, told me.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May was concerned about the security implications of a planned Chinese investment in the new Hinkley Point nuclear plant and intervened personally to delay the project, a former colleague and a source said on Saturday.
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Ball takes that observation a step further, in a challenge to his evangelical technologist friend and former colleague Jim Fruchterman, to argue that some of the technical innovation coming at the social sector may actually be dangerous to some communities.
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Ryan has been the driving force in the House on health care reform all along, and he noted yesterday that his former colleague, Health and Human Services secretary Tom Price, was "one of the primary architects" of the Better Way plan.
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In footage aired on "The Late Show" on Monday night, the puppet, who is voiced by "Late Show" host Stephen Colbert's former colleague, Robert Smigel, was sent to Texas to cover campaign rallies for Cruz and his Democratic opponent, Rep.
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William C. Killian, who was the United States attorney for the Eastern District of Tennessee, where he served as Mr. Cook's boss, said his former colleague had long been skeptical of federal officials stepping in to second-guess local policing matters.
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But Mr. Miller, a former colleague of Ms. Hicks's on the 2016 campaign who also served as communications director for Mr. Trump's transition, was quick to attack Mr. Nadler for the remark after the transcript of Ms. Hicks's testimony was released.
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A former colleague told Vanity Fair that sometimes the best way to get ahold of Parker is to "war dial" him — call him 10 or 20 times in a row until he realizes someone really wants to talk to him.
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"She helped legitimize the importance of family planning, of women's health, the equality of women in the workplace," Dr. Richard Derman, the associate provost for global affairs at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia and a former colleague, said in an interview.
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One of the most impressive views that I've seen was shot by my former colleague Fred Conrad in Haiti after the earthquake — it was a 360 panoramic still that showed the interior of a quake-destroyed building in incredible detail.
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"He was happy, but he was also cleareyed about what he was getting himself into," said James M. Trusty, a friend and former colleague from Mr. Rosenstein's days as a federal prosecutor in Maryland, who attended the going-away party.
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Last month, according to the authorities, a man named Carlos Hualpa followed a former colleague, Eyvi Ágreda, on to a public bus and doused her with gasoline that he had concealed in a yogurt container, then set her on fire.
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While the abrupt end to her ambassadorship was widely seen as punitive, one former colleague said that it was possibly motivated by a genuine concern for her, and that State Department officials decided it was safer to bring her home.
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Ghosn, who simultaneously led three automakers as part of the Nissan-Renault-Mitsubishi alliance, said he did not attempt to contact Greg Kelly, a former colleague and alleged co-conspirator who remains in Japan awaiting trial, about escaping with him.
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On Thursday his former colleague, Gus O'Donnell, once Britain's most senior civil servant, and now a member of the House of Lords, supported that assessment, telling the BBC that it would take "at least five years," to reach a final deal.
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The year before, Mr. Gilbert got into an altercation at a bar mitzvah, punching a former colleague, David Hall, in the head before he was escorted out by security, according to interviews conducted by the Birmingham Police Department in Michigan.
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These "protein sparing" diets protected the heart and other organs, and one of these, the protein-sparing modified fast, "became the basis for the low-carb and the very-low-calorie diet for obesity," said Dr. Caroline Apovian, a former colleague.
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From the Balkans, we zip to Iceland, where a former colleague of Bourne's, Nicky Parsons (Julia Stiles), hacks into a C.I.A. mainframe ("Could be worse than Snowden," someone says) and downloads a list of illicit programs onto a memory stick.
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For example, one of Trump's religious advisers, Paula White, has been termed a "heretic" by some conservative evangelicals for her outright embrace of the Prosperity Gospel, which as my former colleague Tara Isabella Burton explained, equates faith with financial success.
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BEN BAGDIKIAN (Bob Odenkirk): The Post's assistant managing editor for national affairs had also worked at RAND, and he persuaded Mr. Ellsberg, his former colleague, to give him another copy of the Pentagon Papers after The Times was enjoined from publishing.
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Shan Carter, a former colleague of Ms. Cox's on the graphics desk who now works for Google, drew a comparison between her and the kind of great writer who knows when to follow rules about grammar and when to bend them.
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Here are six career-boosting things you can do on your lunch break: Networking expert, writer and investor J. Kelly Hoey says a quick email to a former colleague or acquaintance is a great way to keep in touch with your contacts.
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The Acting United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York and the Federal Bureau of Investigation alleged on Monday that Chow had conspired to commit securities fraud by sending information regarding the Lattice bid to an unnamed friend and former colleague.
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In London's third Libor trial, Britain's Serious Fraud Office (SFO) alleges the men plotted with former colleague Peter Johnson and others at Barclays to rig the London interbank offered rate (Libor), a rate designed to reflect banks' costs of borrowing from each other.
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"It's been tragic to see how he's approached the work of being a member of Congress," said a longtime friend and former colleague of Brat's, who requested anonymity in order not to run afoul of their employer's policies about talking to the media.
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"If you have reasonable doubt about David Wildstein, it is essentially game over for the prosecution," said Michael Baldassare, a lawyer for former Port Authority of New York and New Jersey executive Bill Baroni, referring to Baroni's former colleague at the transportation agency.
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The U.S. executive was giving testimony in the $5 billion trial of Mike Lynch, whom HP accuses, along with his former colleague Sushovan Hussain, of inflating the value of the big data firm before selling it to HP in 2011 for $11.1 billion.
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According to an article in Vanity Fair by our former colleague Nick Bilton, who might be the world's leading expert on the dysfunction at the 140-character company, Twitter's newish chief executive, Jack Dorsey, isn't having much luck reviving the company's fortunes.
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Esty announced in April that she would not run for reelection, after news reports detailed how it had reportedly taken her months to dismiss her former chief of staff, who was accused of sexually harassing and threatening to kill a former colleague.
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Less than two weeks ago, shortly before 99-year-old Stevens's death on July 16, Ginsburg told him that "my dream is that I will stay at the court as long as he did," she said during her eulogy for her former colleague.
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Among the dead is my former colleague, one of Afghanistan's most promising young academics, Naqib Ahmad Khpulwak, an assistant professor of law and a former Fulbright scholar who had been a fellow at Stanford and was about to start his Ph.D. at Oxford.
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After his mother, an anesthesiologist, mentioned to a former colleague at Johns Hopkins that her son had an idea to improve the cover, Mr. Razdan teamed up with a friend's wife who had been working at Kensie, a contemporary brand for girls.
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Mr. Trump had been going back and forth between Judge Kavanaugh, the favorite of the White House counsel, Donald F. McGahn II, and Judge Hardiman, whom the president's sister, Maryanne Trump Barry, a former colleague of Judge Hardiman's, has pressed him to choose.
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One of the suspects, Maher Abdulaziz Mutreb, a close aide to Prince Mohammed, knew Mr. Khashoggi and worked with him years ago, when they were both stationed by the Saudi government at the embassy in London, a mutual former colleague has said.
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It's an unsettling story and has nothing to do with food, but you really should read our former colleague Stephanie Clifford's piece in Wired, about a horrible cyberstalker in New Hampshire and the girls he terrorized and how they eventually fought back.
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The couple, who were set up in January 2017 by a former colleague of Mr. Elias, and an employee of Ms. Habib's father, met first on a professional basis after Mr. Elias reached out to Ms. Habib on LinkedIn for an 8 a.m.
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Fascinated with policy and politics and the personalities that drove them, he soon embraced journalism as the vehicle through which he could transform what one former colleague, the legal correspondent Fred P. Graham, described as his greatest strength — being nosy — into a career.
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Screenshot: BBC News (YouTube)A man who has insisted he is the man behind the pseudonymous identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, inventor of bitcoin, has been ordered to pay half of his cryptocurrency bounty to a man believed to be his former colleague.
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"Don't bring gender into it when it's all about behavior," he tweeted, to which my former colleague, the historian Martha S. Jones, aptly responded that the image is a direct descendant of the racist caricatures of the 19th-century illustrator Edward W. Clay.
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When the Ohio State coach at the time, Earle Bruce, called the loss in Columbus the "darkest day in Ohio State football since I have been associated with it" (starting in 1949), Mallory fired right back at his former colleague with the Buckeyes.
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We were already planning to head back to New York for the winter break, and when we got there I met up with a former colleague of mine at my old company, and she was setting up a new team in Austin.
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The Capital One data that Huang and a former colleague, Bonan Huang, obtained about sales at consumer retail and other companies was "not material" when compared to the "total mix" of information available to the investing public about those companies, Morvillo said.
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Whatever one thinks about his pre-election maneuvers, the F.B.I. director, James B. Comey (a former colleague of mine at the Justice Department), has proved to be an independent actor, and he has every interest in pursuing the cases wherever they lead.
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And if a former colleague from around the courthouse were to report recalling some stray pro-war statement, you could always say you were misled by a bipartisan foreign policy elite that swallowed a bill of goods from the Bush White House.
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While reporting our podcast this summer, RioDoce journalist Miguel Angel Vega took me to the newspaper's offices and explained how the death of his friend and former colleague is linked to the ongoing trial of Sinaloa cartel leader Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán.
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A female Democratic candidate for Congress in Kansas announced Friday that she will drop out of her race for a 3rd-District seat following the news that she'd once been named in a lawsuit alleging that she sexually harassed a former colleague.
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" Referencing the scandal surrounding her former colleague Billy Bush and the eventual President-elect, Morales told PEOPLE Wednesday night at the National Association of Television Producing Executives' 14th Annual Brandon Tartikoff Legacy Awards: "You never want to be the subject matter of the story.
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Raised in rural gentility — his father was once the high sheriff of Warwickshire — and educated at Eton, he had "a kind of smoothness and charm and charisma that you associate with people who have that kind of education," his former colleague Barrie Gunter said.
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I still recall my friend and former colleague Joanna Stern recounting the tale of her mother praising the iPhone for having a calendar, which had been a common feature on Nokia phones since forever, but it was Apple's device that exposed that functionality most readily.
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Ann Curry has finally spoken up about the recent firing of her former colleague Matt Lauer, and her comments confirm what we already suspected: Curry was aware of Lauer's indiscretions, although she won't reveal what happened when she was ousted from NBC in 2012.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British foreign minister Jeremy Hunt said on Sunday it was time for people to stand "rock solid" behind Prime Minister Theresa May over Brexit after a former colleague called on her cabinet to exert its authority to make her change her plans.
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That's until she is entrapped by a former colleague and lover (Dinklage) into an insider trading scheme and is taken to jail; in an alternative universe, there's a far funnier movie where McCarthy's billionaire is forced to Madoff her way through a tough women's prison.
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James Trusty, a friend and former colleague of Rosenstein's who now has a white-collar defense practice at Ifrah Law in Washington, DC, told BuzzFeed News that Rosenstein's background as a prosecutor means he's familiar with how the subjects of an investigation can lash out.
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The Acting United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York and the Federal Bureau of Investigation said on Monday that Chow had conspired to commit securities fraud by sending material nonpublic information regarding the Lattice deal to an unnamed friend and former colleague.
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"I think [Trump] would be sad for them, as a friend and a former colleague, if the process results in punishment or indictments," White House lawyer Ty Cobb told The New York Times in an interview last month, referring to Flynn and his son.
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Before coming to Dartmouth, Perovich, who specializes in sea ice, worked at the Army Corps of Engineers' Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory, also located in Hanover; a former colleague there, Kathleen Jones, researches the problem of freezing rain on power wires, among other things.
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Former Fox News host Gretchen Carlson told CNN on Sunday that Fox's decision to re-sign primetime star Bill O'Reilly was both "horrifying and outrageous" after he gave $28503 million to his former colleague, Lis Wiehl, who threatened to sue him for sexual harassment.
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"I think if you studied [Mercer's] views of what the ideal state would look like, you'd find that, basically, he wants a system where the state just gets out of the way," a former colleague of Mercer's told New Yorker reporter Jane Mayer in 2017.
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"Normally, when you get a new governor at the Fed, you don't see anything for a few months," said Wayne Abernathy, executive vice president at the American Bankers Association and a former colleague of Quarles at the Treasury Department under President George W. Bush.
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Ms. McGivney's fascination with mechanical watches began, as so many of these things do, on social media, after she discovered that Adam Craniotes, her friend and a former colleague at a technology company, was presiding over weekly Manhattan meetups for a group of watch enthusiasts.
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"Obviously, when Michael hired Lanny, it was a signal that Michael is looking to do what's best for Michael," said Sam Nunberg, a former colleague of Mr. Cohen's in Mr. Trump's orbit who served as a campaign adviser early in Mr. Trump's 2016 run.
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A copy of a whistle-blower complaint filed by Mr. Bryan's former colleague has been requested by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, who has delved into Ukrainian political consulting as an offshoot of his investigation into Russian interference in the 24 election.
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Usually private about his personal life — few who knew him, including his colleagues at the White House, were even aware he had been married twice — he mentioned to at least one former colleague on Capitol Hill that he would never marry a Mormon woman again.
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The only scene in which Ms. Dockery does wear a dress — a low-cut, black Diane von Furstenberg wrap with layered satin frills — is in a steamy restaurant moment with her former colleague and soon-to-be lover, Max Schumacher (played by Douglas Henshall).
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I got something of an answer while talking with a former colleague, Noam Cohen, about a book he is writing called "The Know-It-Alls: The Rise of Silicon Valley as a Political Powerhouse and Social Wrecking Ball," about the origins of Silicon Valley ideology.
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Carlson, whose complaint in 2016 prompted other Fox News employees to come forward and eventually led to the ouster of Roger Ailes, on Friday criticized former colleague Greta Van Susteren for attacking ABC News for a partially inaccurate report on Michael Flynn's guilty plea.
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" There's the Matt Lauer that millions of Americans watched on TV every morning for two decades, and there is the Matt Lauer who this morning attempted to bully a former colleague into silence," she said in a statement that aired on NBC Nightly News.
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Thanks to a former colleague extending a meeting invite and a separate coffee meeting with another contact, she&aposs landed one new client and a full-time job offer she considered but eventually turned down to be able to continue running her own business.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British foreign secretary Jeremy Hunt said on Sunday it was time for people to stand "rock solid" behind Prime Minister Theresa May over Brexit after a former colleague called on her cabinet to exert its authority to make her change her plans.
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Giuliani declined to give POLITICO the name of the investigator but said he was an American citizen, the head of "a very, very large investigative agency," and a former colleague of Giuliani's at the U.S. attorney's office in the Southern District of New York.
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Jeff Sessions: A former US for the Southern District of Alabama and Alabama attorney general, Sessions' appointment to the federal bench was blocked in 1986 after an African-American former colleague testified he had called him "boy" and expressed past sympathies for the Ku Klux Klan.
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Wyden, one of the Senate's leading privacy advocates, said he voted against his former colleague because he felt that the office of the Director of National Intelligence had not provided the committee with enough information about how many Americans' communication records have been subjected to government surveillance.
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"If you just look historically when people have tried to protect against malaria with just antibodies, it has not worked," says Helen Fletcher, a former colleague of Hill at Oxford who is now senior lecturer in Immunology at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
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Noorchashm, frustrated with a lack of a response from ACOG, wrote an open letter to the American Society of Anesthesiologists on July 26, asking them to consider the death of their former colleague and to intervene in surgeries when gynecologists try to use morcellators, power or manual.
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But over the last week, Republican senators have provided an unusually forceful response to the president's attacks on their friend and former colleague, Attorney General Jeff Sessions, as he faces open and repeated criticism from the president over his decision to recuse himself from the Russia investigation.
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"I want to speak to my former colleague of the Caracas Metro, Nicolas Maduro, you know that we worked together, I'm Supervisor Vallenilla ... I was your boss," said the slain protester's father, also named David Vallenilla, referring to the years when Maduro worked as a bus driver.
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"Under his leadership, the center grew from a small but scrappy civil rights organization into one of the leading human rights organizations in the world," David Cole, a former colleague at the center and a professor at Georgetown Law School, said in an interview this week.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE invoked his former colleague the late Sen.
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Read more: The Wall Street battle over skyrocketing market data fees could reach a boiling point in 2019Blankfein's guy moves to MoscowHis role in the NYSE deal is just one sign of how well Schwimmer, described by a former colleague as "very strategic," understands the exchange business.
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As critic David Sims of the Atlantic (the foremost ER expert I know and a former colleague of mine from The A.V. Club) put it to me, the door to the hospital can open and the entire course of an episode can shift at essentially any moment.
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"Andrew is one of the most well-known, well-respected policy professionals in Washington on energy and environment — he knows everybody," said Matthew Dempsey, a former colleague of Mr. Wheeler's in Mr. Inhofe's office, who currently works for a consulting firm representing the oil and gas industry.
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A former colleague of mine and I used to laugh about how The Good Fight will never pass up the opportunity to take advantage of the fact that it's a digital-only series that doesn't air on network television by reveling in copious swears and partial nudity.
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I notified my former employer that I would be happy to have someone from my old company as a co-author on the paper I was to present and that my former colleague could present the other paper, on which I would be identified as lead author.
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"Stanley Cavell brought to philosophy a human depth and subtlety that it had all too often lacked," said Martha C. Nussbaum, a former colleague at Harvard and now the Ernst Freund distinguished service professor in the law school and philosophy department at the University of Chicago.
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If you ask their critics: Kamala Harris was lucky enough to have a powerful boyfriend who helped her climb the ladder, Elizabeth Warren is as unlikable as Hillary Clinton and Kirsten Gillibrand is responsible for the resignation of her former colleague over his own sexual misconduct allegations.
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A former colleague whom I had worked with 10 years earlier had done some research, and had found that those initials were linked to a couple who were married in Detroit in the 1920s She eventually located the couple's grandson, who turned out to be the deceased lady's brother.
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Almost five years after Woodford lifted the lid on one of Japan's biggest corporate frauds, his former employer is claiming more than 264.5 million pounds ($643 million) from him and a former colleague, alleging they conspired to maximize their pension benefits by unlawful means, according to court filings.
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In 2013, the academy published a sympathetic memoir from a former colleague, David Asher of the FDA, who wrote: Carleton emphatically and repeatedly rejected our norms as prudish and vociferously defended his behavior as natural, both historically and by the more liberal standards of many other countries today.
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Giuliani made that concession while being grilled by host Chris Cuomo about a new revelation that special counsel Robert Mueller believes Manafort shared "polling data" that was "related to the 2016 presidential campaign" with Konstantin Kilimnik, a former colleague of Manafort's who allegedly had ties to Russian intelligence.
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Tucker, who a former colleague previously told Reuters honed his competitive instincts during an early career as a professional soccer player and celebrated his 50th birthday with a broken nose and two black eyes from a clash on the pitch, appears to have ripped up HSBC's internal succession manual.
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Hoover, 46, got emotional when referencing her former colleague Bush, who has been suspended indefinitely from the NBC talk show following the leak of a tape Friday in which he made lewd and graphic comments about women while filming a segment with Donald Trump for Access Hollywood in 2005.
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Before Melissa Francis landed a job at Fox News, she was a local news reporter making her way up in the world of broadcast news — and dealing with sexual harassment encounters like the ones her former colleague Bill O'Reilly and boss Roger Ailes have been accused of perpetrating.
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It was in late August that his former colleague, Jennifer Blakely, published a post on Medium in which she described Drummond as a serial philanderer who left his wife for Blakely, then left Blakely and the son that he fathered with her for another now-former Google employee.
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In the 19633s, Randy Kehler (a former colleague of mine) co-led the national Nuclear Weapons Freeze Campaign, which culminated in one of America's largest mass demonstrations, the June 12, 1982, rally on the Great Lawn of Central Park, where an estimated one million people demanded nuclear arms control.
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Mr. Lee told his new employer that his last government assignment had been as the agency's official liaison in Beijing to Chinese intelligence, according to the former colleague, who did not want to be swept into the media storm over the case and spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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"James was someone who was as interested in the latest three-star restaurant in Paris as he was about how to achieve the proper ratio of sweet and tart in a perfect peach cobbler," said James Oseland, his former colleague and the editor of World Food, a book series.
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"Princess Diana Was The Opposite Of Everything Royals Represented" by Bim Adewunmi: I have read this beautiful, thoughtful piece by my former colleague Bim on Princess Diana's death and how it affected her Nigerian mother probably half a dozen times since Meghan and Harry made their announcement in January.
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Mr. Hannity is often very upset, at things like the past friendships of President Barack Obama; the suspected political leanings of his former colleague Megyn Kelly; the resignation of Michael T. Flynn, President Trump's former national security adviser; and the tweets of media reporters from rival news organizations.
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"It would be a lot harder for Trump to have a lawyer representing him from a big firm, because most big firms, most large firms are not going to want to potentially alienate their client base by representing someone as controversial as Trump," the former colleague of Hendon's said.
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Brit Hume, who once served as a White House correspondent for ABC News, said he "never thought" he would see his former colleague Sam DonaldsonSamuel (Sam) Andrew DonaldsonMSNBC's Nicolle Wallace says she'll 'gladly' vote for Sanders Former colleague Brit Hume on Sam Donaldson's Bloomberg endorsement: 'Never thought I'd see this' Sam Donaldson pens op-ed endorsing Bloomberg for president MORE endorse a political candidate after the longtime journalist announced his support for 22020 Democratic White House hopeful Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergBiden will go after Bloomberg, Sanders at Las Vegas debate, aides say Sanders takes lead in new Hill/HarrisX poll Bloomberg campaign warns of 'insurmountable' Sanders lead if moderates split votes MORE.
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Nearly five years ago my former colleague Jeff Blagdon and I saw a "Grip UI" prototype from Japanese carrier NTT Docomo that was designed to show off use cases for the same technology — it could launch apps, perform voice searches, and unlock itself based on pressure input around the edges.
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I have tiny, tiny wrists ("child-like" is a phrase a former colleague used), and as much as I like the Fitbit Charge 2, it's a little bulkier than I prefer for a fitness tracker—and I don't need to know how many stairs I climbed or track myself via GPS.
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Mike Rounds on his former colleague Jeff Sessions: "We have a great deal of respect for Attorney General Sessions ... and I can tell you that he is the right man for the job and we have confidence in him"Trump slammed the AG again in an interview that aired today. pic.twitter.
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"There's just an enormous expectation that either you yourself will revolve if you're at the FTC, or that in almost any important matter someone opposite you at the table is a former colleague, and maybe a former boss who gave you a promotion or a friend," Hauser told The Hill.
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There's an argument that this can be good, which my former colleague Steven Pearlstein has made in his Washington Post column: Trump might be blowing up an inefficient norm of American business, one that prizes offshoring production even when it might be better to make things in the United States.
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Also, Patricia Williams's excellent review of the many young writers who have followed in the glorious path laid down by those I have just mentioned, including my former colleague at the Rutgers political science department, Shateema Threadcraft, whose book "Intimate Justice: The Black Female Body and the Body Politic" is groundbreaking.
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Another former colleague told POLITICO that McKinley did not work directly on Ukraine-related issues but was concerned that standard diplomatic protocols were being sidelined in favor of a Giuliani-led campaign to discredit top U.S. officials who were unwilling to pursue politically motivated investigations of the president's political opponents.
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Oh my — the real clash in every debate Tucker Carlson defends former colleague Megyn Kelly amid Trudeau blackface controversy Newsom: Nixon and Reagan 'rolling in their graves right now' over what GOP has become MORE Wednesday night, noting that Reagan had paved the way for such steps as California governor.
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Sessions was nominated by President Ronald Reagan to be a judge on the US District Court for the Southern District of Alabama, but the appointment was scuttled after an African-American former colleague testified Sessions had called him "boy" and expressed past sympathies for the Ku Klux Klan -- allegations that Sessions vigorously disputed.
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The idea of flipping off the shrine indicator is part of a larger discussion about how to play Breath of the Wild, which got into my head after reading this piece my by former colleague at Kotaku, Kirk Hamilton, in which he argues for players to embrace turning off the mini-map.
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Sessions was nominated by President Ronald Reagan to be a judge on the US District Court for the Southern District of Alabama, but the appointment was scuttled after an African-American former colleague testified Sessions had called him "boy" and expressed past sympathies for the Ku Klux Klan -- allegations that Sessions vigorously disputed.
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Emily: Angela, who lacks for family to rely on, essentially viewed Judd as a kind of father figure, especially in the wake of the terrifying police shootings that happened several years back (which is also when she and Cal adopted the kids, who are the biological children of a deceased former colleague).
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The Washington Post's Karen Tumulty: The last time I saw the president up close and in person was at a funeral for my former colleague at Time magazine, Hugh Sidey, and President Bush got up and began reading this remarkable exchange of letters that he and Hugh Sidey had exchanged over the decades.
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Last October, I was contacted by a former colleague at Columbia University to see if I would talk to a reporter who was investigating alleged sexual misconduct by the photographer Thomas Roma, who had been teaching at the university since 1996 and was the director of the School of the Arts' photography program.
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WASHINGTON — Jerry Chun Shing Lee, the former C.I.A. officer arrested this week in New York, had repeated contacts with Chinese intelligence, both on an official basis while working for the agency in Beijing and afterward under circumstances his business associates found deeply suspicious, according to a former colleague who worked closely with him.
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Oh my — the real clash in every debate Tucker Carlson defends former colleague Megyn Kelly amid Trudeau blackface controversy Newsom: Nixon and Reagan 'rolling in their graves right now' over what GOP has become MORE (CNN), or David Muir and George StephanopoulosGeorge Robert StephanopoulosWill Congress find the courage to hold Donald Trump accountable?
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While some who have worked with Kuroda praise him, as one former colleague puts it, as a "quick decision-maker with an extremely sharp and logical mind," government officials and ruling party lawmakers who interact regularly with the central bank say his repeated failure to hit the inflation target has strained his credibility.
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" Yates, who served with Biden as deputy attorney general in the final two years of the Obama administration, described her former colleague as "a thoroughly decent person who will restore integrity and honor to the presidency," as well as "work to heal a country that has been selfishly ripped apart for personal and political gain.
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Jay Clayton, who left Sullivan & Cromwell, the prominent New York law firm, to become the chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, is expected to tap his former colleague Steven R. Peikin to serve as the commission's co-director of enforcement, said three people briefed on the matter but not authorized to speak publicly.
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Some of the top hosts at Fox News and Fox Business have lashed out at their former colleague and President Donald Trump&aposs former national security adviser, John Bolton, following the news that Bolton&aposs new book reportedly contains information that undermines the president&aposs defense in his ongoing impeachment trial in the Senate.
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The 53-year-old veteran journalist — who had been filling in for Lauer after he was fired in November for alleged inappropriate sexual behavior, and has now officially replaced him — tells PEOPLE exclusively in this week's issue that neither she nor her co-anchor Savannah Guthrie will be making the kind of money that their ousted former colleague did.
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REUTERS/Toru Hanai While some who have worked with Kuroda praise him, as one former colleague puts it, as a "quick decision-maker with an extremely sharp and logical mind," government officials and ruling party lawmakers who interact regularly with the central bank say his repeated failure to hit the inflation target has strained his credibility.
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Still, before this distinction was made Sunday morning, the irony was not lost on some, including my former colleague Slade Sohmer, and the ACLU's Chase Strangio: Only thing I'd add to saddest tragedy in Orlando: It's made even more tragic and sad that gay men are prohibited from donating blood to help But not if you're gay or trans.
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But earlier this year, in Vladimir Putin's Russia, this grandiose image of the Great Evil was forever destroyed in a Chernobyl-scale meltdown experienced by the G.R.U. in the wake of the British indictment of two G.R.U. hit men, Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov, who bungled an attempt to poison their former colleague Sergei Skripal and his daughter.
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REUTERS/Toru Hanai While some who have worked with Kuroda praise him, as one former colleague puts it, as a "quick decision-maker with an extremely sharp and logical mind," government officials and ruling party lawmakers who interact regularly with the central bank say his repeated failure to hit the inflation target has strained his credibility.
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Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) on Wednesday night featured an interesting exchange where moderator Bret Baier tried to use Klobuchar's support for her former colleague Al Franken, who resigned over sexual harassment allegations in December 2017, and her opposition to Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh against her: BRET BAIER: I want to follow up on due process.
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As Vox's Ella Nilsen and our former colleague Tara Golshan have explained, the winner of the caucuses is actually decided by a very small number of people: With a field of 4.93 candidates, the winner could walk away having only received the support of 40,000 to 50,000 caucus-goers statewide — fewer people than live in Dubuque, Iowa.
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Send us yours via the form at the bottom of our climate Q. and A. This one comes from Philip Beere of Los Angeles: Last year, when President Trump announced he would pull the United States out of the Paris Agreement, my former colleague Justin Gillis and I took a look at America's historical responsibility for climate change.
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In late February, as I waded through melting snow on my way to hail a yellow "gazelle" decorated with a fading sticker that said, "No rides for Obama," I talked to Boris Minashkin, a former colleague of my grandfather and the mayor of Donskoy from 1997 to 2005, when the town still filled the post through a popular vote.
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Oh my — the real clash in every debate Tucker Carlson defends former colleague Megyn Kelly amid Trudeau blackface controversy Newsom: Nixon and Reagan 'rolling in their graves right now' over what GOP has become MORE to Trudeau's apology with the response made by the media to Kelly when she made controversial remarks about people wearing blackface in 2018.
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In an interview on Monday, Mr. Vasilenko said he believed the real reason for that arrest was that he had helped a former K.G.B. colleague get a visa to the United States, without realizing that the former colleague had provided information to the United States that helped unmask the former F.B.I. agent Robert Hanssen as a spy for Moscow.
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Not only did the series delve into the Cradle, a Matrix-like computer simulation that serves as a backup for all of the park's hosts, but in its final moments, it also revealed that the consciousness of Dr. Ford had been uploaded into the system — allowing Bernard Lowe (Jeffrey Wright) to chat with his former colleague inside a virtual Mariposa saloon.
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WATCH: Billy Bush Suspended from 'Today' Following Release of Lewd Comments with Donald Trump Colbert also noted how it's been over a year since the release of the Access Hollywood tape with Trump and sexual assault allegations have only been rampant, even more so with the sexual misconduct claims against Bush's former colleague Matt Lauer, who was fired from Today in late November.
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It's part of the left's war on the right MORE have thrown their support behind their former colleague, as did high-ranking House Democrat Steny HoyerSteny Hamilton HoyerLiberal Democrat eyes aid cuts to Israel after Omar, Tlaib denied entry Lawmakers blast Trump as Israel bars door to Tlaib and Omar Israel denies Omar and Tlaib entry after Trump tweet MORE (Md.).
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Among his hires: • Louis Susman, a former lawyer, banker and United States ambassador to Britain; • Lauren Odell, a former colleague at Brunswick; • Danielle Belopotosky, a former NYT editor who will focus on social media; • Michael Flaherty, a former reporter for Reuters Bonus trivia "Gladstone Place" is the name of the road in Montauk, N.Y., that leads to Mr. Lipin's home.
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Senators close to Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE predict their former colleague will stay at President Trump's side despite a significant row over his decision to recuse himself from the Russia investigation.
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Other candidates for the presidency include neofascist mischief-maker Vladimir Zhirinovsky, Pavel Grudinin of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, Maksim Suraykin of the rival Russian Communists party, popular TV journalist and actress Xenia Sobchak of the Civil Initiative movement, and Grigori Yavlinsky, my former colleague at the Soviet Department of Labor who now leads the social democratic Apple Party.
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My former colleague and Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation Trump health official: Controversial drug pricing move is 'top priority' Environmental advocates should take another look at biofuels MORE (R-Iowa) said it would be "suicide" for the president to continue to talk about firing Mueller.
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