"If a student opts out of Gaggle, then they would not be able to use the school-provided technology and would have to use their personal email addresses for their school work — and that personal email would not be scanned by Gaggle," a Gaggle spokesperson told BuzzFeed News.
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" April 22018, 23 [Press gaggle]: "And they got caught.
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But I mean, as you think about maybe we're not going to send anyone to the gaggle, maybe we'll send the intern to the gaggle, that's kind of the same decision, right?
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Meet the gaggle of Republicans who violated security protocols Wednesday.
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Permanently stationed outside were a gaggle of motorcycle taxi guys.
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No single technology ties together this splendid gaggle of ambitions.
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The ringleader of this gaggle is Sadie, a Vine star.
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A gaggle of children emerged on the street mocking him.
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Suicides During a press gaggle at the fair, Washington Gov.
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"It was wonderful," Yang told a gaggle of reporters afterward.
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Gaggle ranks rule-breaking incidents according to three tiers of severity.
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" Gaggle claims that its tool promotes a sense of "digital citizenship.
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An endless gaggle of children smile and pose for the camera.
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Horns honking, ambient TV noise, and a gaggle of tiny lawnmowers?
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Bell Labs hired a gaggle of computer whizzes in the 1970s.
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One truck is interesting — a gaggle of trucks is a festival.
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The Associated Press and Time have boycotted the gaggle in protest. .
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This was not the typical gaggle of rowdy South Florida tourists.
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Our stroller and a gaggle of Asians were in your way.
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A gaggle of people exit another court for coffee and cigarette.
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The full quote from Cuomo during a press gaggle on Thursday:
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Garder was spotted earlier Tuesday in a gaggle with congressional reporters.
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Formiga was among them, almost lost in the gaggle of women.
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A gaggle of militant left-wing students added to the mix.
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And here, a woman blows bubbles for a gaggle of children.
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Two guys had driven the food up to feed a gaggle of hungry protesters, who were relaxing after three hours of chanting and marching that culminated in a low-speed chase by a gaggle of cops.
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The White House had earlier planned on having an on-camera gaggle with Spicer in the briefing room, but the administration later in the day changed it to a restricted off-camera gaggle in Spicer's office.
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"I don't think we regret anything," Spicer told reporters at a gaggle.
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Did this gaggle of reporters learn anything specific about War Room operations?
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The Gaggle Safety Management Incident Response Rubric obtained from the company wiki.
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And you have this gaggle of photographers that were all around them.
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But can they jet off to paradise with a gaggle of besties?
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Kylie, 21, opted for a group costume as a gaggle of Fantanas.
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Media outlets allowed into the gaggle also shared their audio with others.
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I don't understand why we covered that gaggle today, quite honestly, Brooke.
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Despite my daytime viewing with a gaggle of girlfriends, I was terrified.
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A gaggle of neighborhood women, fellow-Sicilians, peck at her with glee.
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Can they wrangle a gaggle of corgis or visiting college football champs?
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A gaggle of drinkers sat at the restaurant's massive cherry wood bar.
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As the terror hits, a gaggle of children spills out into the road.
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" Gaggle analyzes student data and funnels its conclusions to a "Safety Management Dashboard.
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It's like watching a high-school play starring a gaggle of anxious teens.
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That's not your average gaggle of child actors cast in the spot, either.
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Its cover features a gaggle of exotic animals with barcodes on their sides.
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Time and the Associated Press boycotted the gaggle, according to reporting from CNN.
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As she lies ravaged by cancer, a gaggle of ancestors awaits her arrival.
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The bears' entourage also included two Chinese zookeepers and a gaggle of journalists.
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"I just heard and I'm delighted," Warren said in a post-event gaggle.
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Spencer then held a gaggle with reporters after being removed from the conference.
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Here, the Aphex face-paste recipients are a gaggle of scantily-clad models.
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A gaggle of television news cameras began to set up for the big day.
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"I don't think we regret anything," Spicer told reporters at a gaggle Friday afternoon.
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The ever-growing gaggle of Democratic presidential candidates joined in, too, with US Sen.
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Gaggle touts itself as a tantalizingly simple solution to a diverse set of horrors.
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Despite being surrounded by a gaggle of attractive women in underthings, Perry is unfazed.
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Trump said, according to our source: In a press gaggle after the meeting, Rep.
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I was meant to join a gaggle of screaming children at the kids' table.
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Nintendo has a gaggle of games starring its most prominent creations in the works.
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Outside Spicer's office, the gaggle of reporters had grown from a few to 22.
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Did I cry in front of a gaggle of our appalled and astonished friends?
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The AP and Time boycotted the gaggle in protest over the White House's decision.
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A small gaggle had soon formed at the door, and Father Sebastiaan looked up.
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Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.) told a gaggle of reporters in the Capitol on Tuesday.
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"It may not surface for a while," Kudlow told reporters in a driveway gaggle.
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Next to it, a gaggle of pink and baby blue ones worn with sneakers.
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Calculating figures like suicide prevention is a murky science at best (Gaggle emailed to say that the number was "actually 722 students saved"), but that hasn't stopped digital student monitoring systems like Gaggle, which has roughly five million users, from growing in popularity.
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American Horror Story: Cult has brought forth a gaggle of suspicious characters that aren't clowns.
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And I climbed aboard Trump's plane to ask him questions in a last-minute gaggle.
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This category could include cyberbullying or sending "professional pornographic images or files," according to Gaggle.
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" Gaggle claims that its safety representatives moderate content "24/7 every day of the year.
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The elegant setup included a gaggle of pink roses ...even pink-themed treadmill and weights.
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A gaggle of Brexit supporters has begun a "March to Leave", from Sunderland to London.
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Raj Shah denies reports of a gaggle block against CNN, NYT, Politico and others: pic.twitter.
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Incredibly, a gaggle of politicians and editorial boards then condemned the president for going overboard.
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Trump spoke during an impromptu gaggle in the Oval Office after calling troops for Christmas.
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Suddenly, William and Kate walked out into a gaggle of press at St. James' Palace.
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"Come here, come here," he called out to Perry, who was with the press gaggle.
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They strolled around while a gaggle of onlookers tried to pose for selfies with them.
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I told a gaggle of female correspondents that I was going to talk to her.
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Spicer later denied CNN and a handful of other outlets access to a press gaggle.
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Later in the gaggle, the President said his daughter would be "dynamite" as UN ambassador.
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"In general, we try to accommodate these requests," Mnuchin told reporters in a brief gaggle.
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As a gaggle of girls gathered around the trophy, Jacob wheeled over to take pictures.
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Buzzfeed, The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, and Politico were among the other outlets not allowed in to cover the gaggle, with representatives from the Associated Press and Time declining to go into the gaggle because of how it was being handled.
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He said it was because the gaggle was an "expanded pool" and he made that decision.
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Together, the gaggle of elite space entrepreneurs' companies are building the next generation of human spaceflight.
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"If it's done right, I don't actually think there's anything inherently wrong with [Gaggle]," Fasulo said.
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A gaggle of teenage girls depart Dunsinane as Erica Schmidt's reimagining of the Scottish tragedy closes.
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But the strict banner placement ahead of every media gaggle and rally undermined its intended goal.
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Google unveiled a gaggle of new products and services today at its event in San Francisco.
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On Friday, President Trump was scheduled to sign executive orders in front of a press gaggle.
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A little farther out, a gaggle of masked demonstrators waved banners calling for Hong Kong's independence.
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He is visible at international events and followed by a gaggle of adoring state-run media.
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For the occasion, Apple has reportedly pushed the envelope with a gaggle of nifty new features.
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At Sunday's performance, a gaggle of protesters — perhaps several dozen — gathered outside the Navy Yard gates.
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Still, at his agent's request, he went and stood amongst the gaggle of young barely-teens.
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Many people are already saying this press gaggle is among the best ever, in fact. 19.
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Jonah gets his hot interns, but they're a gaggle of guys named Colt, Brady, and Mason.
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Friday: Spicer held a gaggle with the press, but wouldn't allow several media companies to attend.
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Sean Spicer had a quick gaggle with reporters on Monday as Trump flew home from Florida.
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Trump also reportedly approved Spicer's decision to bar certain media outlets from a gaggle last week.
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The gaggle of law clerks dispersed about an hour after the arguments started, and then silence.
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A gaggle of these friendly, bulbous creatures come to Pikachu's rescue, falling all over one another.
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Crews was 5 and playing a game called pop the whip with a gaggle of children.
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A gaggle of teen girls leave Dunsinane as Erica Schmidt's reimagining of the Scottish tragedy closes.
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During the gaggle, Graham also offered insight into President Donald Trump's mindset as the trial continues.
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"I very much appreciate what the police do," Mr. Byford told a gaggle of reporters afterward.
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Had we known that news organizations were banned from today's gaggle, we would not have participated.
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The gaggle was calculating Ireland's readiness to handle what is fast becoming its most contentious frontier.
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The only people who believe in Bloomberg, it seems, are his gaggle of well-paid consultants.
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Last week Mr. Wilders delighted in publicly referring to "Moroccan scum" before a gaggle of reporters.
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"We're going to dinner to get away from y'all," Graham said to a gaggle of reporters.
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As to what Musk has planned to do with a gaggle of humor writers, the domain thud.
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The president's comments came during a gaggle with reporters on Air Force One enroute to Houston, Texas.
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"Joel just showed up as part of the gaggle," Gabbard spokesperson Cullen Tiernan said in an email.
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In other words, once a school district buys Gaggle services, students don't have a school-friendly alternative.
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It's unclear, based on the emails alone, whether Gaggle was a helpful tool in assisting vulnerable students.
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"They ought to vote for me," he said during a gaggle with reporters at a Philadelphia diner.
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Not the least the gaggle of press watching her enter the Clivedon House Hotel on Sunday evening.
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Kevin Systrom doesn't want Instagram to collapse under the weight of a gaggle of anonymous online trolls.
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This month, a gaggle of snow geese stopped Dave Taft, our N.Y.C Nature columnist, in his tracks.
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Sprint was determined Thursday to show off its network's muscle to a classroom-sized gaggle of reporters.
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Long live [NOUN RELATED TO ARTIST, OR MAYBE JUST THEIR NAME]-[HIVE/COVEN/GAGGLE/BRANCH OF MILITARY]!
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The Associated Press and Time magazine were invited to the gaggle, but declined to attend in protest.
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Ted Cruz echoed his sentiments to a gaggle of reporters after the event as did Ohio Gov.
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But if the gaggle is any indication, his war on the press won't stop any time soon.
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Hudson laughed and giggled as a gaggle of handsome hunks lined up in only tight-fitting denim.
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Trump has also singled out BuzzFeed and CNN, two other outlets which were absent from Friday's gaggle.
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Recently, Kardashian took a trip to Mexico, which included a gaggle of girlfriends and her sister Kourtney.
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In the movie of her namesake, Cinderella sings the romantic melody to her gaggle of animal confidants.
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A gaggle of inert sea lions sat atop one bobbing green lane buoy, watching us go by.
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In a gaggle with the traveling press en route, Pompeo denied that there was confusion from allies.
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But this is not a gaggle of adolescent fans waiting for a Zayn Malik concert to begin.
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President Barack Obama celebrated his 55th birthday behind the White House gates with a gaggle of celebrities.
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At nightfall, the men remained on the mechanical shed, and the gaggle of health officials grew impatient.
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A gaggle of middle-aged women traipse around an indoor swimming pool, their faces wearing guileless smiles.
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Other campaign images released thus far include artist Genesis Breyer P-Orridge and a gaggle of models.
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Since 1994, a gaggle of feathery, bejeweled, and fabulous queers take to the streets in a procession.
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A few Amazon programmers were there to mentor students, and a gaggle of reporters were taking photos.
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A gaggle of elementary school–age girls want very much to pet every dog in attendance, please.
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But asked about Julian Assange during a press gaggle last week, Trump professed ignorance about his work.
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Then the BBC called, and a gaggle of journalists and photographers gathered in front of his door.
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In Kingsport, Austyn creates his own meet-up at a mall with a gaggle of excited followers.
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Kim came armed with a gaggle of models, flaunting a broad range of options and body types.
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There were a gaggle of us, all dancing with the lights off in someone's cramped dorm room.
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MNUCHIN: RIGHT, SO I MADE THE COMMENT TWO DAYS AGO ON A PRESS GAGGLE IN THE MORNING.
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Later, in a small press gaggle at the venue's press room, O'Rourke tore into South Bend, Ind.
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Inside, a gaggle of mostly white students were finishing up a short biology quiz on cell membranes.
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A gaggle of reporters swarm the courthouse, hoping to catch a glimpse of the Bambino behind bars.
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An Indian airline learned the hard way not to piss off a gaggle of stressed out wedding guests.
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And the same could arguably said of this gaggle of robots that law enforcement deploys around the world.
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With last summer's release of iOS 9.1, a gaggle of new emoji was set loose beneath our thumbs.
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In an impromptu gaggle of reporters following Clinton's endorsement of his campaign, Cuomo, too, seemed at a loss.
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The 7 is as good as empty but for me and a gaggle of ill-dressed twenty-somethings.
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The center fired a pass from the left faceoff circle into a gaggle of players in the crease.
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" Sean Spicer told reporters during a brief gaggle in the East Room: "I don't think we regret anything.
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I am abundantly blessed with this gaggle of crazy kids, running around naked, and trying to wrangle them.
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Here's an exchange from a White House pool gaggle yesterday: This is almost physically painful to read pic.twitter.
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More from the gaggle: Will Trump approve of releasing the FISA warrant sanctioning electronic surveillance of Carter Page?
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And the beginning is late 270s London and specifically a gaggle of estates in Battersea, Brixton, and Peckham.
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Like her characters, a sorry gaggle of pallid shut-ins and thwarted fantasists, Ozick doesn't get out much.
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" Press gaggle on July 203, 2017: "Don is -- as many of you know Don -- he's a good boy.
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John Kennedy (R-La.) told a large gaggle of reporters after leaving the meeting with the president Wednesday.
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It actually started two weeks ago when Trump again derided CNN as "fake news" at a press gaggle.
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This gaggle of Robins is one of the many special covers drawn to commemorate the character's 80th birthday.
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A gaggle of police officers, sent by their union, was there to greet him, waving signs in protest.
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The British director Jack Hazan followed Mr. Hockney and his gaggle of bohemian friends in the early 1970s.
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Further, her own words given during a recent and rare press gaggle disprove her excuses to the FBI.
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"I didn't say that — you better read it again," he told a gaggle of reporters outside the White House.
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While the federal government struggles to pass even elementary gun control, Gaggle is something schools can easily pay for.
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At a recent press gaggle with reporters, the former Vice President touted his connection to Obama and their legacy.
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It was like being at an actual event with a gaggle of journalists all vying for interviews with attendees.
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In another corner a gaggle of university students fiddle with displays of toys from the era of their childhoods.
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On Paifang's fringes, a gaggle of ageing farmers heatedly share a tale of officials taking land without promised compensation.
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It's certainly quite different from the gaggle of supermodels who walked a multi-story runway for Balmania last year.
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" Meanwhile, Hurwitz plays Josh Rice, "an empathetic dating teacher, who halfheartedly dispenses advice to a gaggle of desperate students.
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Multiple outlets were barred from the gaggle, including CNN and The New York Times, which President Trump regularly attacks.
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Several right-leaning outlets were allowed into the gaggle, including Breitbart, The Washington Times and One America News Network.
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When she's not getting some shuteye with her dog Nugget, Perry keeps things interesting with her gaggle of pals.
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Here are some of the highlights of the excerpts of his gaggle with reporters aboard Air Force One: 1.
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"If he don't look good, we don't look good," West said, addressing the gaggle of reporters surrounding the desk.
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As for the media-hungry Trump, it's unclear whether he will address the gaggle of reporters after the meetings.
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He added during a separate gaggle with reporters there wasn't a law preventing the media from naming the whistleblower.
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Spicer's off-camera briefing, or "gaggle," replaced the usual televised daily news briefing in the White House briefing room.
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"This past academic year, Gaggle helped districts save 542 students from carrying out an act of suicide," it reads.
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"The WHCA board is protesting strongly against how today's gaggle is being handled by the White House," Mason said.
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Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton, as interpreted by Alec Baldwin and Kate McKinnon, and a gaggle of others.
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It was silent for a good ten minutes as a gaggle of technicians frantically tried to fix the issue.
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But hundreds of pages of newly revealed Gaggle documentation and content moderation policies, as well as invoices and student incident reports from 17 school districts around the country obtained via public records requests, show that Gaggle is subjecting young lives to relentless inspection, and charging the schools that use it upward of $60,0003.
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She stops to chat and take some pictures with a gaggle of cops making their way out of the diner.
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Once at the waterfall, we see a gaggle of tourists clinging to the rocks surrounding a 45-foot, pounding waterfall.
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There was no gaggle of kids racing scooters down the sidewalk, no friends lingering outside to chat about the day.
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It's unclear if, in addition to antidiscrimination training, Gaggle educates moderators on the specific challenges that LGBTQ youth may encounter.
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Thornton fired from the right faceoff circle into a gaggle of players from both teams in front of the net.
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I hope you go to one of your fucking rallies and get raped by a gaggle of thugs with AIDS!
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Among those supporting him: a gaggle of his 11 grandchildren standing on the sideline, dressed in nearly identical Giants sweatshirts.
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"A gaggle of awe sum!!" the Two and a Half Men actor, 50, captioned the pic of the smiling foursome.
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Jordyn Woods is reveling in her newly-heightened celebrity ... drawing a gaggle of paparazzi and loving every minute of it.
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Trump said the same during a gaggle with reporters on Air Force One as he flew to Paris last week.
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It might be a footer or it might be a twelve-footer, there could be a whole gaggle of gators.
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"The WHCA board is protesting strongly against how today's gaggle is being handled by the White House," Mason said Friday.
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At the end of the day it's going to be the members of the traditional press gaggle left pointing fingers.
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To many in the sports world, "posse" calls to mind a gaggle of hangers-on surrounding a young, black athlete.
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Several major news organizations were let in to cover the gaggle, including ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox, Reuters, Bloomberg and McClatchy.
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They glanced at the diner door as it yawned open and a gaggle of drunks stumbled in from the cold.
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Also present was America's foremost purveyor of paranoid fantasies, Alex Jones, who heckled Senator Marco Rubio at a press gaggle.
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Trump took her place on her square between her Belgian and French counterparts and smiled for a gaggle of cameras.
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"Hey!" he hollers toward the gaggle of stylists gossiping in the back of the salon on this dreary, soggy day.
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Right outside the VICE office, I physically ran into a gaggle of British tourists and posed the question to them.
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The Biebs was in Mosman -- a suburb of Sydney, Australia -- Friday, when a gaggle of fans followed his every step.
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A gaggle of medics rushed to the car, hoisting me onto a stretcher and rushing me into the surgical unit.
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A few — a gaggle of nuns in their habits, at least one collared priest — wore their dispositions on their sleeves.
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On a rack in the back of the basement, close to the ground, I spied a gaggle of kids' clothing.
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But some, like those produced by surveillance company Gaggle, can also be used to monitor students emails, chats, and photos.
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Pivec, who had 20 points and 12 rebounds, signed autographs and talked with a gaggle of little girls at midcourt.
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Before the judge could strike his gavel, a gaggle of TV producers rushed out of the court's double doors yelling.
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A scientist named Cheng Xin encounters a gaggle of schoolchildren as she and an assistant prepare to flee the planet.
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He pointed to the gaggle of 24-year-olds running around with vice president titles at banks and ad agencies.
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A relatively small gaggle of entitled citizens, unions and servile politicians shouldn't have been able to destroy this precious opportunity.
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A gaggle of golfers finished at one under par, including three major championship winners: Justin Rose, Jason Dufner and Mickelson.
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Kelly looked down from the second-story window to find a gaggle of teenagers, including her nephew, scrambling for cover.
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The president and his associates, Nunes told a gaggle of reporters, were swept up in "incidental collection" by US intelligence agencies.
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Hervey seems put out, even surprised, leaving one of 5 restaurants in L.A. everyone knows has a gaggle of paps outside.
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According to Gaggle, students who commit three strikes have their account privileges limited until a school official gives those privileges back.
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According to 500 pages of emails from the school district, many of the documents flagged by Gaggle appear creative or expository.
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A gaggle of teen and tween girls show up, and he soaks up their rapturous affection, offering compliments, hugs, and photos.
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The two actresses have explosive chemistry, and their unrequited love is punctuated by interruptions from the unsuspecting gaggle of football bros.
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She wants to join the Moulin Rouge-esque gaggle of dancers who make more money than her performing for the crowd.
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After the plane took off Tuesday from Westchester County Airport en route to Tampa, Clinton returned as promised for another gaggle.
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Spicer's off-camera briefing, or "gaggle," replaced the usual televised daily news briefing on Friday in the White House briefing room.
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A determined gaggle of protesters has set up camp outside the front gates of the Cuadrilla site on Preston New Road.
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It grew white hot as a gaggle of party officials vied to become the next leader of the Democratic National Committee.
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Lured by the promise of fresh peace talks, a gaggle of once-shadowy separatist groups has formed a common political wing.
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Rubio aide Todd Harris called the photo "deceitful" in a gaggle with reporters where he distributed a printout of the page.
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Taylor Swift outraged a gaggle of fans Saturday who waited to catch of glimpse of her after a Martha's Vineyard wedding.
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"In an instant, the gaggle of officers and agents went down to the ground in a physical altercation," the agent wrote.
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It wasn't uncommon to see a gaggle of residents sat in chairs in the street during the middle of a workday.
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In a gaggle with the traveling press at the outset of the trip, Pompeo denied that there was confusion from allies.
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In a press gaggle on Wednesday morning, President Donald Trump made his feelings about the the accusations against Kavanaugh abundantly clear.
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"There's no doubt he's complained about him," Giuliani told reporters in a gaggle on the South Lawn, CNN's Kaitlan Collins reported.
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But a politician with national ambitions in France might be better off not pointing that out to a gaggle of journalists.
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Trump Tower meeting During a press gaggle, White House counselor Kellyanne Conway was asked about the famed 2016 Trump Tower meeting.
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"This is the last place in the world I wanted to be!" he reportedly said, looking surprised to encounter the gaggle.
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A bunch of Russians I worked for returned after a night of partying in Ibiza with a gaggle of sex workers.
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A gaggle of paparazzi follow the charismatic chef as he gives legendary pastry chef François Payard a tour of the place.
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" Asked about the comment a few minutes later during his first-ever gaggle on the North Lawn, Trump said: "I'm kidding.
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Apple's next major new product doesn't come with a gaggle of high-resolution cameras or a laser etching of your name.
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Returning to the White House on Sunday, Trump mentioned the whistleblower a dozen times during a 12-minute gaggle with reporters.
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I had roped a gaggle of friends into going that morning, and at some point, each one (gently) ribbed my obsession.
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But that did not matter to the gaggle of supporters who suffocated her with hugs and pieces of paper to sign.
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But he has a gaggle of people being paid very well to help him subvert truth, justice and the American way.
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And a gaggle of tourists, gathered under a blue sky at a scenic lookout, seemed a little disappointed by the normalcy.
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Collins also joined a gaggle of GOP senators who were still standing around in the chamber after the trial, including Sens.
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A bright pink tram pulls up to the venue, and we alight alongside a gaggle of diverse models wearing the collection.
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It's possible that he has evolved into his generation's Hubert de Givenchy, with a gaggle of Audrey Hepburns at his surround.
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People build fandoms around everything from sets of policies to how many languages a candidate can work into a press gaggle.
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On October 23, a gaggle of House Republicans, led by Matt Gaetz of Florida, stormed the Capitol's Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility.
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Director of the National Economic Council Larry Kudlow: "Of course I didn't do it!" he said during a Friday press gaggle.
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"You go the Ninth Circuit and it's a disgrace," Trump told reporters during a gaggle outside the White House on Tuesday.
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Behind the shops, a gaggle of motorbike taxi drivers in bright orange vests rest in the shade waiting for their next fare.
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There is also a gaggle of newish "telehealth" startups prescribing and mailing birth-control pills directly to women, no doctor's visit necessary.
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"I don't think he's going to do anything unsavory," Graham said of Whitaker to a gaggle of reporters just after the meeting.
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"I was just sitting at brunch with my boyfriend one day and this gaggle of kids came into the restaurant," David says.
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And since 1978, when a gaggle of English comedians and sportsmen flew in to play, it has been loved in cricket's homeland.
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All of it is monitored by student surveillance service Gaggle, which promises to keep Santa Fe High School kids free from harm.
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A college student whose middle school used Gaggle told BuzzFeed News that the tool taught them that they would always be watched.
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Gaggle is also a more toned-down option than, say, proposals from politicians to arm teachers or install armed police in schools.
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However, experts doubt whether Gaggle, or any kind of surveillance, is an adequate or appropriate response to adolescent suicide and school shootings.
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"Excuse me!" said a woman wearing a backpack as she pushed through a gaggle of tourists crowding the bottom of the stairs.
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The press gaggle, as it always does, continues to shout out questions, even though it seemed the time for answers has ended.
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The Republican nominee insisted Monday in a gaggle with reporters that he "never spoke to" Bondi about the investigations into Trump University.
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There is a gaggle of Fed speakers Friday, after Fed Chair Janet Yellen's testimony Thursday before the Joint Economic Committee of Congress.
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While there's little else Swift loves more than a gaggle of models, she probably doesn't want her man cavorting with them. 3.
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In a press gaggle later Thursday, Trump indicated he would be open to extending the 90-day truce beyond the March deadline.
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Deputy Press Secretary Sarah Sanders held today's press gaggle, noting that Sean Spicer is away both Thursday and Friday on Navy duty.
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"It's a sad day," City Council member and mayoral candidate Yvette Simpson said near a gaggle of protesters outside the Cincinnati courthouse.
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I don't know if I'd quite fit in with a gaggle of gay rock climbers, but it sounds like a good time.
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The trademark Peaks-ian absurdist humor, the feeling of being trapped in the misty wilds with a gaggle of weirdos, is back.
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"Murder : crows :: ___ : turkeys" held me up for a while, as I tried to tell my brain that the answer was not GAGGLE.
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Lindsey Graham, growing irritated, asked for one woman to be removed as she loudly tried to drown out his gaggle before cameras.
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He knows standalone streaming doesn't achieve the same thing — and that it's getting pricey to subscribe to a gaggle of different services.
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Oh, and then there's the gaggle of sculpted male models...because what's a beach party without a few shirtless men for scenery?
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A pool reporter from Hearst Newspapers was included in the gaggle on Friday and gave full details to the entire press corps.
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While standing in the queue, a gaggle of college girl tourists behind me reconvened from their separate day trips and compared finds.
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Lincicome emerged from the scoring area to find a gaggle of youngsters, mostly girls, including Alaina Dalton, waiting to get her autograph.
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Around the same time, a gaggle of Democratic operatives formed a nonprofit group, Demand Justice, aimed at energizing voters around the courts.
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There, amid the dust and scrub and sagging old-timey wooden buildings, Charlie lords over a gaggle of hangers-on, mostly women.
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But one of that gaggle was expected to ride the crest of a wave that would anoint golf's next dominant major champion.
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But President Trump still chimed in at a press gaggle outside the White House Friday morning, fueling the voter-fraud conspiracy theory.
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Unless you want a gaggle of moms and dads resenting you, we have to deal with that part of your policy too.
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Paul quickly touted the news on Twitter, during a TV interview and with a small gaggle of reporters back at the Capitol.
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He is among a gaggle of West Coast technology moguls who are riding to the rescue of the beleaguered East Coast media.
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"The Wall Street Journal strongly objects to the White House's decision to bar certain media outlets from today's gaggle," the paper said.
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The enduring image of a trading floor is a cacophonous gaggle of men yelling to buy and sell stocks and other securities.
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During a press gaggle on Thursday, Trump called on China to investigate political rival and presidential candidate, former Vice President Joe Biden.
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In a brief gaggle with reporters Friday morning, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders was asked about whether Cohn is staying.
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Typhoon Studios is a small and relatively new studio that was founded by a gaggle of video-game-industry veterans in 2017.
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A gaggle of whites look around as if caught unawares at a midnight county fair, with their prizes ready for the picking.
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"It's happening, it's being built now," Trump said of the wall, talking to a gaggle of children standing on the South Lawn.
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"It'll have an incredibly positive impact on farming, meaning agriculture, industrial products, computers, every type of product," Trump told a gaggle of reporters.
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Jim was at the Showtime Party Saturday night at Sunset Tower hotel in WeHo when a gaggle of fans were vying for selfies.
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Gaggle, like any platform whose success requires ongoing growth, faces issues similar to Facebook and Twitter when it comes to moderating at scale.
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Dani shows up to MJ's housewarming with a gaggle of white people, one of whom is wearing a "Make America Great Again" hat.
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But Trump got ahead of him, announcing his exit to reporters on Saturday in an impromptu press gaggle on the White House lawn.
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In a brief gaggle after the meeting, lawmakers supportive of Trump said they felt the meeting was a positive step toward unity. Rep.
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"Oh, here we go again," one passerby scoffed as she walked past the gaggle of cameras and into one of the neighboring buildings.
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"The WHCA board is protesting strongly against how today's gaggle is being handled by the White House," Jeff Mason said in a statement.
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The former Florida governor accidentally announced his mother's return in a press gaggle Tuesday following an employee town hall at FN Manufacturing here.
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If The Beguiled, Sofia Coppola's remake of Don Siegel's 1971 Clint Eastwood film, is a hit, there may be a gaggle of nominations.
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Reporters for The Associated Press and Time magazine were granted access but refused to attend the gaggle based on how it was handled.
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It is the start of shabbat, the Jewish holy day, and as he croons through the psalms, a gaggle of youngsters sing along.
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But several high-profile news outlets were excluded from attending the gaggle, including The New York Times, The Hill and Politico, among others.
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Not just any guy, but a swell named Ben (Steven Yeun), who has a Porsche Carrera and a gaggle of equally flush friends.
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"The WHCA board is protesting strongly against how today's gaggle is being handled by the White House," Jeff Mason said in a statement.
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"Here I Am" has its own gaggle of oppressively endearing and overachieving children, with their cello and fencing lessons and precocious existential questions.
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Last month, he called himself an "Obama-Biden Democrat" after a gaggle of reporters in Washington pushed him on whether he was progressive.
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In a multimedia explosion of hip-hop and girl power, with Beyoncé performing with a gaggle of backup dancers in blue pantsuits, Mrs.
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"Look, I misspoke," Biden said when asked about his "white kids" comment, during the same press gaggle where he made his Parkland comments.
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In a quick gaggle with reporters afterwards, Andy Byford, the president of the New York City Transit, lent his support to the plan.
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Sean Spicer didn't hold a press briefing today, but he did hold an off-camera gaggle with the press corps in his office.
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One of the boats was filling up with dishevelled-looking men, who waved goodbye to a gaggle of women gathered on the embankment.
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A gaggle of oligarchs still exert an oversize influence over Ukraine's politics and economy, and the country has suffered a severe economic slump.
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A gaggle of photographers snapped photos outside the festival entrance, as festival goers offered pleasantries in the form of middle fingers and insults.
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Tensions were so high that after the debate, representatives from each campaign broke into a shouting match before a gaggle of television cameras.
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The pervasiveness of social networking means that entire schools can witness someone's shame, instead of a gaggle of girls on a school bus.
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Ten minutes later, the pair headed over to meet Ms. Burch, who was holding court in a corner with a gaggle of editors.
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By the end of "Treatment" Jughead has found a gaggle of new mysterious deaths connected to Stonewall's secret Skull & Quill literary society. Mrs.
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They were joined by a gaggle of all-stars including De La Soul, Pusha T, Danny Brown, Anthony Hamilton, and Savages' Jehnny Beth.
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At the time, Mr. Kern told a gaggle of reporters that he was not aware of any evidence that Cardi B harmed anybody.
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Prince Harry sent a polo ball whizzing toward a gaggle of media capturing his charity game on Thursday — and it was a close call.
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Those NuvaRing commercials where a gaggle of girl pals trades info about insertion and ease of use come off cloying and cliche, but … man.
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With new PlayStation and Xbox consoles scheduled to arrive next year, a gaggle of major games are getting pushed out before it's too late.
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Gaggle did not answer BuzzFeed News' list of specific questions about the training or qualifications required from its contract and staff safety representatives, respectively.
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A "violation" may include any use of language that breaches Gaggle rules, including false positives, like sending song lyrics or quoting from a book.
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Gaggle operates by a "three strike rule," meaning that mild rule violations could be flagged to school administrators if a student does it repeatedly.
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In the nearly 70 intervening years, the Supreme Court has issued a gaggle of rulings on the meaning of the First Amendment's "establishment clause".
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If you've suddenly found yourself days (or minutes) away from hosting a gaggle of guests, but have just barely trimmed the tree, don't stress.
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He has no shortage of lovers himself, and as he walks into the restaurant with Nola, a gaggle of women vye for his attention.
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Spicer said his team decided to have a gaggle in his office instead of a full briefing in the larger White House briefing room.
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The whole gaggle is back from the last film, from Anne Hathaway to Helena Bonham Carter to the Cheshire Cat and the March Hare.
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ET — but a whole gaggle of awards were handed out before the show began, making winners of stars including Taylor Swift and Bruno Mars.
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The White House has now told the pool that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson will hold a brief gaggle on Air Force One tomorrow.
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Baier said the White House press gaggle "should be opened to all" credentialed organizations, pointing to treatment of his network during the Obama administration.
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As a result, the national parties are weakened, and party leadership has devolved almost solely to a gaggle of lawmakers and whoever is president.
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If anyone but a professional journalist finds the daily White House gaggle interesting, then something very wrong is going on in the White House.
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She has her own very successful career and a gaggle of friends that can help her transition into this new phase in her life.
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A gaggle of school kids started pointing and laughing and I worried that they were going to swirlie me right in this public toilet.
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WSJ says they would not have participated in gaggle had they known of the blocking of others and said they won't in future pic.twitter.
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The ruthless tactics of the Federalists, intended to crush what they believed to be a dangerous, radical gaggle of Jeffersonians, exploded in their faces.
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We had thousands from every community in our wonderful city and a pathetic gaggle of 40 Nazis hopped into police vans to run away.
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It would be helpful if you placed the cupcake-cone platter immediately on the other side of this gaggle so I don't instantly flee.
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Nearby, a man with a ponytail sipped a beer, and a small gaggle of tourists wearing sequined tops poked their heads into the bar.
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As the performance and the action on stage began to build, a gaggle of performers dressed as police ran out and began arresting people.
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The Associated Press and Time magazine, whose reporters were both allowed in the gaggle, refused to attend, because of the way it was handled.
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Some impishly pilfered chocolate chip cookies from the media center as a gaggle of their European colleagues watched soccer broadcasts from their home continent.
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Brendan Rodgers comes out for his post-match press conference, and is instantly pelted with rotten vegetables by a gaggle of incandescent Glaswegian journalists.
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It's staffed by a gaggle of maroon-clad workers who run back and forth taking orders and retrieving pies from the ovens in back.
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Last summer, a gaggle of Moonies got together to celebrate our shared childhood love at the International Sailor Moon Day in New York City.
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What Mr. Vicente described as "a gaggle" of young women, including India Oxenberg, the daughter of the actress Catherine Oxenberg, coalesced around Ms. Mack.
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In the campier "Vampire Circus" (showing on Monday and July 261), a roving gaggle of undead circus performers avenge the killing of a count.
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The Netflix reality show is about a bunch of strangers trying to rise in popularity amongst a gaggle of people they can't even see.
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" Trump praised the border effort as "tremendous" in a press gaggle on Saturday morning, saying the troops will stay there "as long as necessary.
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"We have a directive, I have a directive: No intelligence work in the United States, no spies," he said in a gaggle with reporters.
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Leila's stepfather, Chris Del Gatto, 46, herded the chattering gaggle into the elevator while his wife disappeared behind a door and reappeared empty-handed.
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Tony McGregor spoke with The Independent in Ireland ... and explained how the UFC surprised his family with a gaggle of Beamers back in 2015.
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They're the coke connoisseurs of Britain, an ever-expanding gaggle of (mostly) men who take great pride in knowing more about blow than you.
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In this exclusive first look at the images, Brooks is doted on by a gaggle of gorgeous men as she shows off Siriano's vibrant designs.
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In addition to being married to NBA superstar, Carmelo Anthony, La La calls a gaggle of A-list celebrities like Ciara and Kelly Rowland friends.
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Despite their ups and downs, the two have remained on good terms — with Sheen even calling her his "greatest ex." a gaggle of awe sum!!
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We were a specific group, this gaggle of writers who'd sit two or more years out from their professional lives to devote to a craft.
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After the press gaggle, Trump traveled to the nearby Coast Guard Station Lake Worth Inlet and spoke briefly to about 100 Coast Guard officers assembled.
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Gaggle also declined to detail its safety representative hiring process and training program, but job reviews posted to Glassdoor suggest they are not particularly rigorous.
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When a robust team of student counselors is financially impossible, and when school administrators believe something is better than nothing, Gaggle becomes a feasible choice.
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Sean Spicer held an off-camera gaggle with reporters (so that picture is clearly not from today), continuing a streak of off-camera press briefings.
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I get off the train in a gaggle of glitter-adorned teens already hopped up on lager and lack of parents, and check my phone.
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A gaggle of pre-teens being shepherded by their parents shout at me that they "LOVE DRONES" but refuse to be drawn on the subject.
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"The WHCA board is protesting strongly against how today's gaggle is being handled by the White House," WHCA president Jeff Mason said in a statement.
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Tappeiner and his colleagues, a gaggle of PhDs who emerged from the robotics group at Carnegie Mellon University, will tell you much the same thing.
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Ice Cube's BIG3 league kicked off this weekend with its first games ... and with them came a gaggle of big-time A-listers to watch.
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Jenner's fans jumped the gun, going crazy after she posted a lengthy vid showing a gaggle of bouquets and rose petals strewn around her mansion.
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Ezekiel was partying with friends and a gaggle of chicks Saturday on a yacht called No Rules II, when a Coast Guard cruiser pulled up.
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That's what the gaggle of brands preaching to you online to get out and vote seem to think their relationship to your life is like.
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Leaving the arena after Sanders's speech, I immediately ran into a gaggle of Berniacs shouting about superdelegates and promising chaos at the roll-call vote.
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Earlier this month Italy's prime minister, Matteo Renzi, became the latest to lead a gaggle of businessmen there, predicting a golden era for industrial ties.
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He is now back at school and plays football with a gaggle of children on the steep, muddy streets near his home, bordering lush farmland.
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President Donald Trump hailed the troops at the southern border as "tough people" during a press gaggle Tuesday when asked about their work on Thanksgiving.
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"There is no direct reporting connecting the Crown Prince to the order to murder Jamal Khashoggi," Pompeo told a gaggle of reporters following the briefing.
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This came just days after Spicer drew widespread condemnation for pointedly excluding several mainstream media outlets, including the Times, from a routine gaggle with reporters.
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While the Singapore summit was mostly positive for Trump, putting him astride the world stage, Friday morning's press gaggle was a much more mixed bag.
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Stone promptly pink-slips Mueller's team of ace prosecutors and intelligence veterans in favor of a gaggle of sexy bikini models from around the world.
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Asked in a gaggle on her campaign plane what she thought about speculation that her opponent might not appear in the next two debates, Mrs.
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Elsewhere in the painting, a gaggle of men are about to enter the county sheriff's department's white van, followed by an ominous-looking black horse.
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A smiling Sessions told a gaggle of reporters gathered around him that Trump "was not out of touch with reality" when he had predicted victory.
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That message was made abundantly clear Tuesday, when the White House budget director, Mick Mulvaney, presented his budget to a gaggle of reporters in Washington.
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Pitt says there's now a bounty on the heads of the entire family, because they've now become a prime target for the gaggle of paparazzi.
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A gaggle of new emoji have just been approved by the Unicode Consortium, meaning they'll be standard across any platforms that choose to support them.
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She spoke to a gaggle of reporters alongside fellow Bad Moms Kristen Bell and Kathryn Hahn in the salad dressing aisle New Orleans-adjacent supermarket.
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It doesn't want you to know that one can comb 1,000 miles of city neighborhoods without finding a gaggle of kids with bats and gloves.
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"The airline people who came in were terrific, they didn't ask for a bailout," Kudlow said in a press gaggle that followed his Bloomberg interview.
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On the other track, a gaggle of non-Biden moderates are trying to get attention for themselves by attacking the more progressive candidates as unelectable.
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She was one of a gaggle of children crowded around the male dancer as he writhed on the floor, sealed inside a black latex bag.
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There are a gaggle of funny aunties and a witty gay cousin (Nico Santos), who is no less amusing for being a rather tiresome stereotype.
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At a City Council meeting a week later, Mr. Falk noticed a gaggle of BARFers, throbbing with the conspiratorial energy of teenagers before a prank.
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On any other weekend, a gaggle of teenagers belting songs from "Hadestown" in the hallway of the New York Hilton Midtown would raise some eyebrows.
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He prefers calling into radio shows or doing satellite interviews on TV, controlled settings compared to the free-wheeling gaggle or shout-y press conference.
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It's only when pressed by the ramshackle gaggle of family members in the kitchen that she admits that, at 14, she got her first period.
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Once, he'd hopped on a train to beat a rain storm outside and was met by a gaggle of children on their way to school.
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"Obviously if Judge Kavanaugh has lied about what happened that would be disqualifying," Collins said during a brief gaggle with the press outside her office.
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Buttigieg's campaign pointed us to comments the candidate made during a press gaggle after the October 10 town hall on LGBTQ rights in Los Angeles.
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And in the video, she's manhandled like dough by a gaggle of chefs, then covered in vegetables before getting dumped in a caldron and basted.
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Regardless, her purple prose beguiled readers and reviewers, and her recollections, real or fabricated, made spellbinding dinner conversation for the gaggle of celebrities she attracted.
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The premise is simple: you play a chef who travels from city to city, rapidly assembling different regional cuisines for a gaggle of impatient customers.
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A gaggle of stars were driven a couple of miles from the Beverly Hilton and hit the Sunset Strip for a Golden Globes after-party.
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A gaggle of young girls drew me over to the Women in Comics (WinC) table, which also boasted a variety of posters, shirts, and comics.
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Several weeks before the festivities began, former reality star and current gold medalist Ryan Lochte did a photo shoot with a gaggle of adorable little pups.
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This is Richard Linklater's follow-up to Boyhood, but it's right in his hey-hey-heyyyyyy-man strike zone, with a whole gaggle of wannabe McConaugheys.
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Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo walked free Tuesday from Yangon's Insein jail, amid a gaggle of reporters, just weeks after their final appeal was quashed.
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It's by far the best way to shuttle a gaggle of rambunctious children to a soccer game or ferry a pack of labradoodles to the vet.
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I must also point out that a lone billionaire -- or a gaggle of billionaires -- will never be enough to solve our growing student loan debt crisis.
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Chelsea sits fourth in the Premier League, possessed of a comfortable cushion over the gaggle of teams — Manchester United, Tottenham, Wolves and Sheffield United — in pursuit.
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"Trump is treason," the man shouted among a gaggle of reporters, as McConnell's face remained locked in a smile and the president gave a thumbs-up.
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That's the day Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger successfully landed US Airways Flight 1549 in the Hudson River after it struck a gaggle of geese soon after takeoff.
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Waiting for them were about a dozen police officers and a gaggle of news reporters, from venues ranging from NBC to the Guardian to the Cut.
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Many on the outskirts claimed to be tourists, and Lafayette Park's crowd was outnumbered by the anti-abortion gaggle in front of the White House gates.
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A gaggle of children huddled around a wooden board, taking turns shooting marbles at goal posts made of rubber bands in a version of table soccer.
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A pool reporter from Hearst Newspapers was included in the gaggle on Friday and was preparing a pool report for distribution to the entire press corps.
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The coughing also cut short an in-flight gaggle earlier this month, and Bardack wrote on Wednesday that Clinton takes allergy medicine to combat the issue.
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But instead of enacting progressive, forward-thinking legislation, he was signing into effect the global gag order — with a gaggle of older, white men behind him.
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"The WHCA board is protesting strongly against how today's gaggle is being handled by the White House," Jeff Mason, the association's president, said in a statement.
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Past administrations have occasionally offered up an off-camera press gaggle here and there but nothing anywhere close to what this White House is currently doing.
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"It's important to me that people actually participate," she added as she led a gaggle of media on a tour of the downtown Los Angeles exhibit.
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Arriving at Pier 25 on Saturday afternoon, I'm immediately greeted by a gaggle of male cops who are sizing up the people that approach the pier.
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When I first arrive in Dublin, I duck into The Workman's Club—a sort of hub and frequent drinking spot for this emergent gaggle of bands.
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Feinstein did—though probably as a bulwark against the primary challenge she'll face in a few months, rather than to please a gaggle of podcast hosts.
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Has the Trump administration changed its position on climate change, and decided to reveal it through a low-profile official during a press gaggle in Germany?
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The administration blocked a number of outlets from Spicer's gaggle Friday afternoon, including The Hill, the New York Times, CNN, Politico, the BBC, BuzzFeed and others.
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The composition, showing a gaggle of young girls chatting beside the sinister reflection of a tree, is one of the Norwegian artist's most celebrated Symbolist subjects.
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Juror Ed Norris told a gaggle of reporters huddled outside of the courthouse that the evidence in the prosecution's case was simply "weak" on this point.
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" Leah Hebert, a co-founder of the Albany-based Sexual Harassment Working Group, wrote Thursday on Twitter that Cuomo's comment to the gaggle was "disgusting behavior.
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Seven Seas KaraokeYou know you've made it to Seven Seas once you see the old school baby blue car and the gaggle of motorcycles out front.
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At the Swedish Open last year, the tournament filmed a gaggle of giggling girls gushing over Zverev and his floppy blond hair befitting a teen idol.
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I walked into her room with my gaggle of team members: two nurse practitioners, a leukemia pharmacist, a pharmacy resident, a medical resident, an oncology fellow.
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In February, it threw a pre-New York Fashion Week dinner party in the West Village attended by a gaggle of plus-size models and influencers.
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"I myself will be doing my usual boogie," he tells the gaggle of favor-trading power brokers he's assembled to help him take down Jock Jeffcoat.
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Related: "A lone billionaire — or a gaggle of billionaires — will never be enough to solve our growing student loan debt crisis," Issac Bailey writes for CNN.
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There's also a gaggle of pajama-clad girls, reciting their dialogue in unison like a Greek chorus, who at one stage crawl into Ms. Rois's bed.
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And so we have a gaggle of men that are poring over the hood, trying to figure out how to get this car, this car started.
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Last week, a global gaggle of billionaires, academics, thought leaders, and other power brokers gathered in Davos, Switzerland, for the World Economic Forum's signature annual event.
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But that means no super PACs for everyone." transcript "At that gaggle you basically suggested that you're in favor of super PACs spending on your behalf.
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Google acquired a gaggle of startups with technologies ranging from full humanoids to industrial robotic arms to the prancing legged creations of MIT spinout Boston Dynamics.
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And though Musk is busy running a gaggle of companies all trying to change the world, he is not too busy to set the record straight.
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And while he was once a fireman, the gaggle of gaunt nerdy friends he brought to his bachelor party shows that he is mostly brains now.
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Out in the crowd, a gaggle of dancers, many of whom looked like mini-Rockys, interacted with the crowd and various mannequins strewn around the room.
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Another video captured Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on open mic poking fun at President Trump's length press conference to a gaggle of dignitaries circling him.
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Asked during a press gaggle if the U.S. military would follow Trump's announced plan to target cultural sites in Iran, Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen.
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A gaggle of journalists stood outside the Health and Welfare Department in Rexburg, Idaho, on Thursday, waiting for Vallow to show up with J.J. and Tylee.
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"It's pretty standard practice for us not to specifically call out staff," Sanders said in a press gaggle aboard Air Force One after the president's speech.
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Along the sides of the pool, a gaggle of 60-something men stood glistening in the morning air, their swollen bellies hanging over wet bathing trunks.
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Beauvillier then raced in, beat Marco Scandella to the puck and passed to Eberle, who was among a gaggle of players in front of the net.
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Chickpeas and rice, which she ate, standing, alone in the crowd, in minute forkfuls, like a bird, before receiving a gaggle of third-graders in snowsuits.
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On the campaign trail in Iowa, the Massachusetts senator commented on Biden's involvement as a witness in the impending impeachment trial to a gaggle of press.
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On Friday, a local congresswoman, Representative Debbie Mucarsel-Powell of Miami, plans to arrive with a gaggle of candidates: Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Ind.
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"If you want to ask any questions on politics or conflict, ask this guy," Prayuth said before walking away, leaving behind a gaggle of bemused reporters.
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After an event, the candidate may gaggle with reporters (or not) -- we're responsible for shooting that and sending news from that back to our managers as well.
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CNN anchor Brooke Baldwin also responded on air Friday after learning the White House had blocked the news outlets from press gaggle, saying the move was unacceptable.
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"I haven't seen a clear indication that we need to do something to keep him from being removed," McConnell told reporters during a Tuesday press gaggle. Sen.
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So when a gaggle of Republican lawmakers stormed one of the congressional SCIFs yesterday with their electronics in their pockets, understandably a lot of people were furious.
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Chairman Mark Meadows said he had no new deals to announce but seemed optimistic that a deal would be struck at a hallway press gaggle Wednesday evening.
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Cosima leaves the gaggle and goes to examine Aisha, whose tumor is much smaller thanks to a "magic water" that Westmoreland has been injecting into her hand.
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Designers have been able to raise their voices on the platform to garner attention, often invoking the David-and-Goliath analogy to gather a gaggle of supporters.
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A source familiar with Google's robotics team has said that the difficulty of managing a gaggle of roboticists was one reason Google chose to offload the company.
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Should Mr Macron get his wishes for institutional changes to the euro zone, its political heft could leave the gaggle of non-members looking like an afterthought.
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For a fee professional blood merchants will herd a gaggle of impecunious strangers to a donation centre, where they pose as acquaintances of the patient in need.
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After reports came out about that briefing, the White House announced Tillerson will hold a brief gaggle on Monday on Air Force One, according to pool reports.
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Gone are his street style-appropriated fashions, the brooding images of his gaggle of It-girl models, and scenic shots of palm trees waving in the breeze.
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Among the possibilities: His vitriolic battle with the "opposition party" media reached new heights recently after he barred several major outlets from a White House press gaggle.
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On sunny days, a paparazzi-like gaggle of journalists stand by the DNA's side entrance, waiting to see which politicians will be taken in handcuffs for questioning.
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Those waves also sound remarkably like a gaggle of banshees: The waves are limited by the low density of particles in the outer magnetosphere, according to NASA.
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The Y Combinator alum, headed by Mariya Nurislamova, picked up a gaggle of new investors willing to throw more seed-round funding at the soaring scent company.
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Plus, there are cheekily tweaked ad campaigns, like Olivier Rousteing's #BalmainArmy recast as a troupe of familiar animated faces (in lieu of a gaggle of OG supermodels).
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One evening in mid-September, a gaggle of writers and bon vivant editors gathered by the outdoor fireplace and ivy-covered trellis of a West Village tavern.
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The Chinese hosted Kim for a banquet in the Great Hall of the People in Tiananmen Square, complete with honor guards and a gaggle of state media.
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"Let me tell my Democratic friends," said Graham, who sits on the Senate Judiciary Committee where Ford is testifying, before a gaggle of reporters on Capitol Hill.
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Whenever we left the bureau to report, we'd drive by a gaggle of children playing soccer or climbing the blast walls, finding ways to laugh between explosions.
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Her swing was quick as a bee's wing, sending the ball skyward as a gaggle of kids — mostly Filipino, some white — cheered and elbowed to bat next.
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Senator Michael Bennet, Democrat of Colorado and a presidential candidate, drew a gaggle of reporters who asked not about impeachment, but about the botched Iowa caucus results.
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In December, my colleague Karen DeWitt of New York Public Radio asked in a free-wheeling gaggle what Cuomo would do about sexual harassment in state government.
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"The president and a small group of people know exactly what he meant," Spicer said at Wednesday's off-camera press gaggle in the White House briefing room.
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Every interaction with the press -- from a sitdown interview to a gaggle to a formal press conference -- is a minefield for Trump and, by extension, his staff.
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A French family with their car tucked to the side and a gaggle of children wearing publicity-caravan handouts had only fuzzy ideas about who was riding.
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Alexander Rossi says there was 1 very unforeseen consequence to winning the Indy 500 ... a gaggle of women SLIDING into his Instagram DMs ... wanting to hook up!!
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Seven Seas KaraokeYou know you've made it to Seven Seas once you see the the old school baby blue car and the gaggle of motorcycles out front.
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The style seemed poised for success right away; a gaggle of fashionable folk were already wearing the shoes out and about on all sorts of envy-inducing vacations.
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Other remainers include two ride-hailing firms (Uber and Lyft), a pair of telecoms companies (Iliad and Vodafone), a gaggle of venture capitalists and a handful of charities.
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That new gaggle of collaboration tools launched under the moniker of Rumpus, and Oblong has been partnering with different video services to add its services to their own.
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For them, that looks like a gaggle of shows sprinkled with a little bit of everything instead of a roster of shows that each appeal to different groups.
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She would also learn that dealing with crowds could be simple if she only concentrated on the person placing the order, ignoring the gaggle of people waiting behind.
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Hickey's goal — which traveled through a gaggle of bodies in front of Bobrovsky — had not been announced yet when Tavares scored his second goal with 1:28 remaining.
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Parking the Tarmac in an unlocked gaggle of bikes worth at least $150,000 in total, I felt like I'd snuck into a club no one actually knows about.
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The list derives from a scene in which that same penis, an object of both wonder and delight, is being dandled by an enthusiastic gaggle of court ladies.
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It is indeed hard to imagine how a gaggle of self-styled outsiders, united by Mr Trump's personality cult, can compete in a game of Republican Party politics.
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Walk through any park in the city or bike the trails lining its rivers, and you will inevitably encounter a gaggle of bird-watchers with tripod-mounted cameras.
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"The WHCA board is protesting strongly against how today's gaggle is being handled by the White House," said Jeff Mason, president of the association and a Reuters reporter.
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In the painting on Mr. Trump's wall, titled "The Republican Club," the president — drinking a Diet Coke — sits with a gaggle of past presidents at a private club.
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Ludwig's kingdom is gradually swallowed up by the bureaucratic Prussian empire, which sets a gaggle of officious black-suited doctors and politicians to investigate his majesty's mental health.
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What they'll find is a light buffet: a gaggle of meme-worthy Balenciaga, a little Calvin Klein reserve, sprinkles of Alyx bondage, some gauche Gucci for good measure.
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The home page for Gaggle, a software program that scans student activity across digital platforms like email, computer files and online assignments, features a staggering, if unprovable, statistic.
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Muhammad Ali sat snoozing in a chair in his Los Angeles home after having fallen asleep watching television with a gaggle of children on the floor beside him.
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But riding along with the president's motorcade was a gaggle of journalists and photographers who captured the gesture in images that were distributed far and wide, spreading online.
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When I want to go to the gym, I have to make sure the daycare is open, and we leave the house as a gaggle to go there.
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Inside the room, reporters and a gaggle of space agency officials, including the ebullient administrator Charles Bolden, were getting their pictures taken in front of the giant mirror.
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Paul announced on Twitter that he was heading to the "secure location" where the bill was being held, and soon drew a sizable gaggle of reporters and cameras.
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Just before wrapping up his remarks to sign copies of his book he's hawking, Stone reiterated to a gaggle of reporters that he wants to testify before Congress.
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The moment Delvey's short-lived appearance was over, the gaggle of us who had shown up to gawk (and report back) filed out of the room, movie-theater style.
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Between July 2018 and June this year, for example, Gaggle flagged 447 cases of "questionable content" and 31 "possible student situations," including possible suicides, in one Illinois school district.
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After greeting a gaggle of reporters seated in the jury box, he sat quietly between his lawyers at the table usually reserved for defendants, saying nothing during the hearing.
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Kanye West and Kim Kardashian were like magnets in NYC Friday ... they go to lunch and a gaggle of fans assemble for a quick look and a quick pic.
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In a gaggle on his private plane Tuesday afternoon, Trump told reporters that Lewandowski was a "fine person," and suggested he would not part ways with his campaign manager.
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But rather than throw bones with C-3PO's red eyes or a gaggle of Imperial Star Destroyers, let's luxuriate in the footage's real star: that double-bladed, collapsible lightsaber!
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Trump first made the unfounded accusation against Taylor in a tweet on Wednesday, and repeated it twice on Friday to a gaggle of reporters on the White House lawn.
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The company says the information is shareable, too, so if (unlike me) you have friends who care about you, you can gather a gaggle to take in a show.
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As I walked past yet another sign warning me of "potentially sensitive" material, I saw a gaggle of teenagers nonchalantly sketching an installation that prominently features a red phallus.
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Over the past year, the six-foot-tall tycoon, flanked by a gaggle of aides and British private security contractors, has made a series of trips to northern Iraq.
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But, Edut is quick to clarify, your gaggle of Cancer friends is not beholden to convincing you to call your mom or dragging you to yet another open house.
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Chris Harrison, Bachelor dad, is a real dad as well, something you might forget when he's hanging out with a gaggle of 26-year-old women in cocktail dresses.
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There are five sisters in the Kardashian-Jenner squad, an entourage recognizable by their monochromatic wardrobes, highlighted cheekbones, flowing hair, and the gaggle of cameras constantly by their sides.
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Later, shooting a story in Israel alongside a gaggle of pros, my prime lenses forced me to cram into the gap between my praying subjects and the Western Wall.
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"I used to have to watch when the wife of a Twitter exec would come surrounded by a gaggle of district people," said another former teacher at the school.
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Mark Meadows, the chairman of the conservative Freedom Caucus, when BuzzFeed News finally managed to extract him from the gaggle of reporters that follows him almost everywhere he goes.
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The rapper got a gaggle of celebs to shout-out birthday wishes ... Lil Wayne, Diddy, Kendrick Lamar, Kourtney Kardashian and Floyd Mayweather... and the list goes on and on.
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I visited the New-York Historical Society with a gaggle of other new PhDs trying to think of what to do now that there are no jobs at universities.
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Trouba put Winnipeg on the board with a power play score at the 3:39 mark by firing a shot between a gaggle of players in front of Greiss.
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While Trump didn't give a name during the afternoon press gaggle -- despite the heroic efforts of one very persistent reporter -- it's clear that the President is referring to Sen.
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Earlier in the afternoon, Spicer held an off-camera "gaggle" with reporters in his West Wing office, as opposed to the regular briefing in the White House briefing room.
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They just have to make it through 30 days of escrow, which seems impossible when a gaggle of weed-loving sorority girls scorning the system moves in next door.
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Reykjavíkurdætur (Daughters of Reykjavik) are like a filthier version of Gaggle, without the Rick Wakeman capes and performance art, or The Polyphonic Spree, without the creepy sex cult vibes.
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He'll fire up his antiquated road rocket and go wheel to wheel with a gaggle of other prewar racecars along the track at Lime Rock Park in Lakeville, Conn.
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When I did, he was shining a flashlight through his sack, turning it to a glowing, orange-hued, and veiny orb, delighting of a gaggle of fascinated party goers.
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As the usual gaggle of hedge-funders, Silicon Valley executives and government officials looked on, Xi rose to defend free trade and globalization against the relentless attacks of Trump.
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Fast forward to April 25, 2018, the day that a gaggle of California prosecutors announced that an "innovative DNA technology" had been used in the Golden State Killer case.
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A bipartisan gaggle known as the Problem Solvers Caucus has put together a slate of rule changes aimed at empowering rank-and-file members and cutting down on gridlock.
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Back at the stables, Ms. Skelton smiled as a gaggle of young girls in pigtails and hair bows crowded Mr. Darcy's stall to feed him treats and take selfies.
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Chasten Buttigieg stood on a chair to snap a shot of his husband, Pete, amid a gaggle of reporters after a town hall event in Boone, Iowa, on Monday.
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Trump made an impromptu appearance at a press gaggle in Kelly's office Wednesday night, where he asked Kelly for an immigration deal by the time he returned from Switzerland.
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"Congratulations to Time and AP for not attending today's gaggle in protest," New York Times White House correspondent Peter Baker wrote to the White House press corps email list.
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Early one Wednesday before the Met opened to the public, a gaggle of staffers from the imaging department clustered in the Egyptian wing around the granodiorite statue of Haremhab.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump Jr. appeared to take questions from an attentive gaggle of chocolate bunny reporters in a perspective-bending viral photo that made the online rounds Monday.
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Buttigieg even strenuously avoided mentioning Sanders by name in a lengthy gaggle with reporters that focused on how the former mayor's campaign was fundraising off Sanders' surge in Iowa.
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During a brief gaggle with reporters at the base, Pence was asked why he seemed "a little bit out of the loop" on major events in the Trump administration.
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Far from the scorching alleys of Gumbo, Stacey is finishing her homework in a purpose-built classroom inside the shelter, while a gaggle of children play in the dusty courtyard.
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Formal press briefings in the James S. Brady Briefing Room, in which Sanders or another White House representative answers questions from a gaggle of journalists, have nearly disappeared in 2018.
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Just your roommates, a gaggle of magic sci-fi superheroes and one or two normal people who live in the back room as a reminder of what fear felt like.
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"The 'Give a Little' video is all my friends from college," she laughs, referencing the parts that show a gaggle of denim-clad girls laughing, dancing, and eating ice-pops.
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Rather than maximizing performance under circumstances that you might never be able to replicate in real life, I've dragged a gaggle of coolers behind me and my family since May.
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Mueller's ranks of prosecutors, FBI agents and support staff deviated from routine to avoid the gaggle of cameras stationed at the front of the building and other press in general.
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The premiere is a fun look at the behind-the-scenes life of the Shumperts and the gaggle of family and friends that help them run their home and businesses.
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In lieu of a daily press conference, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer held a closed-door gaggle with reporters, hand-selecting which media organizations had the privilege of attending.
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There are, after all, only two chairs and a gaggle of curious show-goers queuing up in front of you at the Medisana booth, staring, but patiently waiting their turn.
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More from a gaggle with Principal Deputy Press Secretary Raj Shah, per pool reports: The White House is "happy to see that China has significantly cut trade" with North Korea.
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"Some at CNN & NYT stood w/FOX News when the Obama admin attacked us & tried 85033 exclude us-a WH gaggle should be open to all credentialed orgs," Baier tweeted.
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In the meantime, I joined an initially-small gaggle of people who swelled in number and wound their way along the streets of east London, ending in London Fields park.
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In the same press gaggle, the president lashed out at CNN reporter Abby D. Phillip for asking whether Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker would rein in special counsel Robert Mueller.
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His staggering arrogance and breathtaking incompetence were laid bare, as he had no prepared remarks from which to read and no gaggle of other candidates behind whom he could hide.
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I board the train on a Saturday morning, and face a gaggle of schoolkids in uniform, lines ofbusinessmen with badges on their lapels, squadrons of young women in dark suits.
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"The WHCA board is protesting strongly against how today's gaggle is being handled by the White House," Jeff Mason, the president of the press corps association, said in a statement.
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But it's also because Hungary's gaggle of small left-liberal opposition parties, who collectively form a majority in seats like this one, refuse to join forces behind a unity candidate.
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"We are somewhat baffled by the gaggle of Wall Street strategists cheerleading the soft landing based on what we believe is a faulty reading of the macro indicators," he wrote.
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Encounters The gaggle of diners glanced up from their table at Locanda Verde in TriBeCa, their eyes out on stalks as they took in the lithe figure heading their way.
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It is common practice in Washington and other government settings for reporters to ask questions or attempt one-on-one interviews outside a press gaggle to protect an exclusive story.
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"(Senator Collins) has made clear from the start that she is open to witnesses, documents, and other evidence," Collins spokeswoman Annie Clark tweeted on Wednesday after Collins' gaggle with reporters.
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Mr. Spicer's small-group Friday session, known as a gaggle, was scheduled as an off-camera event, less formal than his usual briefings that are carried live on cable news.
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"In a sea of men, it's one woman standing for all of us," said Electra Bove, a travel agent, leading a gaggle of Italian high school students around the square.
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This elicited an audible gasp from the gaggle of tourgoers who included a chatty man from Ireland, a few from Britain and me — the lone visitor from the United States.
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Whether you're single, attached, or moving to West Covina for Josh from camp, Rebecca Bunch (Rachel Bloom) and her gaggle of lovable pals will welcome you with open jazz hands.
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A gaggle of male dancers accented the performance with up-to-the-second Atlanta dance moves, and sometimes Future joined them, rare moments when he appeared loose and fully engaged.
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"We are somewhat baffled by the gaggle of Wall Street strategists cheerleading the soft landing based on what we believe is a faulty reading of the macro indicators," he writes.
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"The judge said there was no collusion with Russia," Trump later told a gaggle of reporters, before leaving the White House to meet with victims of deadly tornadoes in Alabama.
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Meanwhile in 2202, a gaggle of often-unimpressive Democratic contenders came to be called the "Seven Dwarfs," prefiguring the even more scattered original 2628 GOP candidates for this year's contest.
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"Oh, we absolutely love it here," said Xu Yan, 70, sporting a dyed perm and big sunglasses as she sat beneath a palm tree near a gaggle of ballroom dancers.
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It was a full house last week at the White House as President Donald Trump opened his doors to a gaggle of tech CEOs to talk about modernizing the U.S. government.
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And sometimes they have so trampled upon the rights of the accused, that in one case, a gaggle of Harvard Law professors spoke out to say things had gone too far.
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That as of this evening and that on the heels of this alfresco media gaggle that could happen in the Trump White House and the heat today was on the border.
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That is not accurate," he said, later adding, "I don't believe he even knew there was a gaggle and in no way was it discussed with him or any other staffer.
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Over the last two days, Makonnen has released a gaggle of sad, yearning cuts that carry his signature free-associative bent while a palpable pall of depression hangs in the background.
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Family friend Lisa Wallace addressed a media gaggle on Wednesday outside visitation services for Gary Rhoden, 2000, uncle to Hanna, Chris and Frankie, who was buried the next day in camouflage.
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Gaggle uses an in-house, AI-powered filtering system to monitor everything that a student produces on their school account associated with Google's G Suite or Microsoft's 365 suite of tools.
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As you can imagine, she's less than pleased when a gaggle of onlookers await her in the bedchambers following the wedding, and she's not giving into the custom without a fight.
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With the help of some shirtless guys and a gaggle of puppies, the actor took to Facebook to announce that "Magic Mike Live" is coming to Las Vegas in March 2017.
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There to support her makeup artist Mario Dedivanovic during his The Master Class in MusicHall Dubai, Kardashian West and her gaggle of friends also had fun exploring the city on Saturday.
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"These three governments should protect freedom of expression and the arts, and tell the gaggle of extremists to stay at home if they don't want to see the movie," he said.
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"I kind of look at Russia as the hurricane, coming in fast and hard," Rob Joyce, NSA's senior cybersecurity adviser and former White House cybersecurity coordinator, told a gaggle of press.
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That group is likely just a gaggle of Yale students naming themselves in the most Yale way possible, but even as a neophyte songwriter, Longstreth was notably ahead of the curve.
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On a gray Sunday afternoon in Manhattan, I trail behind a gaggle of women tottering along the rain-slicked pavement in chunky heels toward a sign that reads THIS WAY ROSÉ.
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Once inside the giant Nintendo-branded box, guests were awarded with a gargantuan recreation of Zelda's world, stuffed with gaming stations, a lifesize Link statue, and a gaggle of roaming publicists.
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On a recent afternoon, a gaggle of women from Chengdu were clambering back onto a plane after meditating for five minutes under the branches of a tree near the Buddha's birthplace.
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ST.-BARTHÉLEMY, Switzerland — Entering the grounds of the Centre Social et Curatif, visitors are greeted by a gaggle of geese, ducks and chickens and a towering castle from the 11th century.
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Though she did not roll down her windows to greet a gaggle of cameras awaiting her departure, an aide in the front seat was seen recording the reporters on a phone.
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She will also catch the eye of a hunky fellow outcast (Liam Hemsworth) who lives in a trailer with his mother, his mentally challenged brother and a gaggle of other siblings.
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I have said to you what the President said steps behind me on a different network, or actually to the press gaggle, where there are CNN reporters, three short days ago.
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"I love you!" a gaggle of young girls yelled in unison as she spoke at an outdoor rally in Pittsburgh, the first stop of the last swing of her 2016 campaign.
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Asked about the anti-Omar chants during a press gaggle on Thursday, Graham suggested that Trump and his supporters are only interested in deporting refugees who don't support the president politically.
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And while Trump did talk about the crisis in a press gaggle last week, he seemed to use it to make a political dig against potential 2020 Democratic opponent Joe Biden.
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Luckily, these moments also make for great comedy, which is what this gaggle of improvisers (in a show whose full title is unprintable) hope to turn audience members' holiday memories into.
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At the other end of the office, a gaggle of dudes in impressively obscure jerseys hyped up a one-on-one basketball game between two bloggers called Smitty and Gay Pat.
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School-issued Chromebook laptops also now come pre-installed with Gaggle, a new breed of surveillance software that monitors students' every action on the devices, both on and off school grounds.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists and the National Press Club both condemned it, as did two outlets whose reporters did sit in on the gaggle, The Wall Street Journal and McClatchy.
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In place of the essentially dead White House press briefing, he walks out to the lawn in the morning and reporters gaggle around him like "Apprentice" contestants awaiting the day's task.
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My mother left with my brothers and me, a gaggle of little boys stretched out over eight years — from the oldest, at 13, to the youngest, me, at 5 years old.
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At the end of a 20-hour journey, the Mwendas arrived last week at Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport to a gaggle of well-wishers hoisting American flags and welcome-home signs.
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Mike Dubke, the White House communications director, told the much larger cluster of reporters that Mr. Spicer would most likely hold a "gaggle" — an informal news conference — within about 15 minutes.
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The companies that make this software—popular brands include Securly, Gaggle, and Bark—say that their machine learning detection systems keep students safe from themselves and away from harmful online content.
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On Wednesday, before confronting Rubio, Jones held a freewheeling gaggle with reporters outside the Senate hearing room where Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey were set to testify.
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CreditCreditPhoto Illustration by Tracy Ma/The New York Times; Shutterstock (sweatshirt) A decade ago, Dolce & Gabbana offered a gaggle of fashion bloggers seats in the front row of its Milan show.
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" Trump echoed that sentiment during a press gaggle outside the White House on Sunday, telling reporters, "Schumer and Nancy Pelosi and myself could solve this in 20 minutes if they want to.
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Before Trump's visit to the Capitol last Tuesday, a gaggle of interns gathered on the Senate side of the Capitol Rotunda behind a line of Capitol Police officers and Secret Service agents.
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In a climactic moment in the seventh episode, for example, a gaggle of children on bikes pedal furiously down a suburban road, trying desperately to escape a horde of threatening government agents.
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Despite being asked that question by more than half a dozen reporters, according to emails reviewed by BuzzFeed News, including during a press gaggle the following morning, Pentagon officials declined to answer.
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Just as he's about to call a homicide detective (from the rotary phone in his car) and confess his crime, a gaggle of glammed-up kids run by him into a club.
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ONE MORNING in September 2009, a gaggle of powerful Kremlin figures lined up at the residence of Dmitry Medvedev, then Russia's president, to greet a dear guest: Hugo Chávez, president of Venezuela.
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Pamela, idly flying the drone because what else does she have to do, ends up stumbling upon the commune Phil and the gaggle of survivors he stumbled upon have built in Malibu.
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He then skated to the top of the faceoff circles and fired a shot that threaded a gaggle of players in front of the net and sailed under the legs of Price.
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Perhaps witnessing a gaggle of protestors and bulked up security on the way into the hotel made them less eager to face the press and answer questions about boycotting this year's ceremony.
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A Laotian military representative practices his golf swing as a gaggle of barefoot teenagers pad past from the swimming pool, towelling themselves down and apparently oblivious to the swirl of strategic tension.
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Now ask them to explain it using no visual aids, in less than a half an hour for a gaggle of three to 15-year-olds, and the task becomes downright daunting.
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"I do not have the ability to pick up a pen and write myself a personal check, so there is a clear contrast there," he said during a gaggle after his speech.
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As she moved through the paparazzi gaggle, a bearded man in a wide-brimmed hat and reflective sunglasses wrapped his arms around her waist from behind and lifted her into the air.
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Outside of a handful of tweets Sunday and a few retweets on Saturday, the president has stayed quiet, having declined to gaggle with reporters during his weekend trip to Mar-a-Lago.
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During a press gaggle aboard Air Force One on Tuesday, White House deputy press secretary Hogan Gidley called the numerous reports about Pruitt "troublesome" and said the President was concerned about them.
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The latest Newspoll (Australia's most reputable polling agency) has seen him fall further behind the Labor Party opposition, right at a time when a gaggle of by-elections are in the offing.
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A small gaggle of journalists watched the drone slowly make its way around the airplane, spotting specially located indicators that resembled bullseyes on the fuselage and sending alerts back to a pilot.
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Over in the corner, a couple is shit-talking NASA, and in the back a woman with a gaggle of children is working up the courage to speak to her favorite star.
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At 15 years old, I queued for eight hours to land a front-row spot, but something strange happened in that time: I made a whole new gaggle of glitter-soaked friends.
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We stick out like sore thumbs amidst the gaggle of well-heeled business types; they crowd the rest of the bar but afford us a wide berth, which suits us just fine.
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As the evening wore on, the plaza filled with locals: a gaggle of cousins gobbling chicken and broccoli; a couple of musicians in straw hats awaiting their order, ukeleles in their laps.
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A gaggle of nonspeaking actors with notepads mills about like obsequious officials or timid modern-day reporters, a powerless public hanging on every interaction of the royal family and the King's enemies.
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Determined to be a hands-on president, Mr. Kennedy at first governed according to a model called the "spokes of the wheel," with a gaggle of top advisers reporting directly to him.
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Wherever she went, a gaggle of smartly attired French-Icelandic-Chinese children toddled behind her, as if she were some glamorous Mother Goose in a fairy-tale version of French country life.
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That's what President Donald Trump said — and much more — in a bonkers impromptu press gaggle on Friday, where he gave his candid (and misguided) takes on just about anything he was asked.
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Then the wagon door was flung open and out spilled a gaggle of reservists—they didn't look like soldiers; they looked like armored accountants, flabby and uncomfortably corseted in their flak vests.
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"You are a rude, terrible person," Trump responded as Acosta continued to speak into a microphone being passed around to the gaggle of reporters present for the news conference in the White House.
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"He is right to recognize the impact of his words, and I applaud him for doing that," Harris said of her 2020 presidential opponent during a gaggle with reporters in Hartsville, South Carolina.
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The mother/daughter duo, who are visiting New York City from Los Angeles, attended the matinee at the Winter Garden Theatre with a gaggle of friends in tow — including a pal of Charlotte's.
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Even if one of Montas, Holmes, or Cotton blossoms into a pitcher version of Carlos Santana—well, the Dodgers still have Julio Urias, Jose De Leon, and a gaggle of other fresh arms.
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Frankly, it looks like the alt-light people are now also being recognized for what they are: If not racists themselves, a gaggle of yelping fanatics that serve as their de facto collaborators.
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Among the gaggle of companies posting results, Star Entertainment Group Ltd reporting 22.3 percent rise in full-year net profit, missing analysts' expectations even though revenue from wealthy Asian visitors hit a record.
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As we waited for the ceremony to commence, I watched in horror as a vaping man cast lascivious sideways glances at a gaggle of 13-year-old girls in braces and bandage dresses.
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On Monday, the company gave a gaggle of 30 or so reporters a tour of Castle, its carefully-constructed self-driving car testing grounds in Atwater, California, two-hours southeast of San Francisco.
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This is her first time coming back to her fringey musical roots and the gaggle of press, artists, and fans are excited to see how her newfound stardom and eccentric spirit can merge.
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During a brief gaggle with reporters Monday before heading to the Midwest for a final round of rallies before the midterms, Trump shrugged off criticism over the ad, which was released Oct. 31.
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When it changed its name in 1967, it thrust itself into the world of Hawaiian print shirts, naturally flavored sodas and a gaggle of fans who clamor for everything from cookies to condiments.
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The 91-year-old Playboy founder, sex icon, and gentleman extraordinaire leaves behind an untouchable legacy of libido and liberation, a multimillion-dollar publishing empire, and a grief-stricken gaggle of sexual partners.
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In a gaggle with reporters en route to North Carolina, Clinton brushed off Trump's interruptions, taking a page from Carly Fiorina's playbook when Trump made comments during the GOP primary about her face.
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Subscribe to Verge Science I'm with a large gaggle of journalists and videographers, all of whom are clustered on the side of the cliff, hoping to get a good shot of the rocket.
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"We know, unfortunately, that what we see here today is just a precursor to many, many more intense floods in the future because of climate change," Inslee tells a small gaggle of reporters.
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Joining them in the front row of the show at the label's flagship store on Madison Avenue were a gaggle of stars, including Ricky Lauren, Rosie Huntington-Whitely, Annabelle Wallis and Jessica Alba.
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After half an hour of schmoozing, I wandered over to a private bungalow where I found Skrillex in the middle of a gaggle of girls, including Bibi Bourelly, co-writer of Rihanna's BBHMM.
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" He also called on media to "stop hyperventilating" after The New York Times' top editor slammed the White House's decision to exclude multiple outlets, including the Times, from the off-camera press "gaggle.
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The "March for a Free Press" reportedly came in response to the White House's decision Friday to bar several new organizations from attending an off-camera press "gaggle" with press secretary Sean Spicer.
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All the while, Bachelorette Rachel Lindsay and her gaggle of fellow previous contestants (Raven, Alexis, and Jasmine from last season of The Bachelor) will watch, all of them wearing see-through plastic raincoats.
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It's the reason he has surrounded himself not with "the best" advisers, as he promised in the campaign, but with a gaggle of ego-stroking family members, hangers-on, profiteers, and rogue ideologues.
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As pundits argue over whether or not President Trump is an obstructor of justice, a gaggle of Queens residents are preoccupied with a different question: Is the First Lady, Melania Trump, a Gottscheer?
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The Camping actress and a gaggle of kids headed to Hornstra Farms, a dairy farm located about an hour south of Boston on Thursday afternoon to cool off with some homemade sweet treats.
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He was supposedly at odds with Arnold, although his mysterious business partner at some point created and set loose an entire gaggle of hosts that resemble Ford's childhood family, allegedly for sentimental reasons.
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The first morning, I arrive in my brand-new work pants, expecting a gaggle of aging hippies, but my fellow volunteers are 20- and 30-somethings, as new to construction as I am.
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At a press gaggle, the president argued that he has no control over the business of the Trump Organization while dismissing the issue as a widespread problem in the resort and hotel industries.
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Read more: Trump signed his $147 million replacement border wall with a SharpieAt a press gaggle on Wednesday, curious reporters asked the president why he kept his cash in such a precarious place.
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The courtroom was packed with a gaggle of clergy in support of Menendez, family members, spectators and some top brass from the Justice Department's Public Integrity Section as Cooney gave his closing argument.
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As the wall text and a gaggle of displayed printouts explain, an artist named Lin Bo built the cell in his Brooklyn art studio, then advertised it on Airbnb for $1 a night.
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Thanks to the success of "Gucci Gang," the floodgates are now open for Pump, Purpp, and a gaggle of teenage "Lil"s to conquer the mainstream with brickwalled beats and subconsciousness-infiltrating hooks.
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Building up to today's main event, the professional-grade All-Star Game, the NHL put on a sideshow, as they do every year, with a gaggle of hockey-loving celebrities and musical guests.
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But a senior White House official said that Mr. Kelly had decided before Wednesday's impromptu gaggle to remain behind because he wanted the time to consider his strategy for the next few weeks.
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A gaggle of right-wing commentators turned such incendiary content into cold hard cash, parlaying engaged social media audiences into speaking gigs, book deals, or direct contributions from fans through services like Patreon.
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Earlier, as he waited with a large gaggle of reporters trying to intercept Ms. Sandberg and Mr. Dorsey outside the Senate hearing room, Mr. Jones sounded pleased with what he had pulled off.
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Lithe and leggy patients with good bone structure populate his waiting room and the feed of his Instagram account, which lists him as the official dentist to a gaggle of prominent modeling agencies.
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But that gaggle is still pretty big; how about we whittle it down to the women who stand the best chance of receiving that final rose (and actually choosing Peter back, as well)?
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ABC's "Single Parents," which features a gaggle of spouseless friends raising their children together, was written by the "New Girl" producer J.J. Philbin, based on a concept conceived by her and Ms. Meriwether.
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His support is weak, and his current success is a result of the structure of the early primary process and the gaggle of also-rans shearing off parts of the moderate Democratic vote.
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A sit-down interview for Sunday's "Face the Nation" did not bring up the Mandela stories, and a Sunday gaggle with reporters focused on local media, which did not ask about the stories.
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Larry David went FULL Larry David on a gaggle of thirsty autograph hounds who really need to find a new gig, according to him -- and yet, in the end, he kinda encouraged them.
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He is a wannabe autocrat, who has made his goal clear: to remake America as he has remade the Republican Party -- turning a once-proud, strong party into a gaggle of sycophantic lickspittles.
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In a brief gaggle with reporters Friday morning, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders was asked about whether the former Goldman Sachs executive is staying as director of the National Economic Council.
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"You know, I've been public about my comments," Yang, who is Taiwanese-American, told CNN during a gaggle with reporters after a campaign rally in Cambridge, Massachusetts, following news of the comedian's ouster.
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"I said to him, 'Prove that you're serious about data — sell WhatsApp and Instagram,'" Hawley told reporters in a press gaggle after the sit-down with Zuckerberg, which lasted for over an hour.
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"I said to him, 'Prove that you're serious about data — sell WhatsApp and Instagram,'" Hawley told reporters in a press gaggle after the sit-down with Zuckerberg, which lasted for over an hour.
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A dozen Republican senators and a gaggle of vulnerable House members refused to say that they were voting for him, while Speaker Ryan said he would no longer defend or campaign with Trump.
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Asked by CNN in a media gaggle afterward how she would reassure women who love her candidacy but believe Biden is better suited to take Trump on, Harris appeared unfazed: I've been there before.
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"It was either break in or die," said Rosario, a jovial 49-year-old who on Monday was taking stock of his ruined home and the family's gaggle of pets, all of which survived.
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I&aposm told that -- so apparently, the president did a gaggle with reporters on the plane, and it was a couple days ago that he talked to Scott Pruitt, the now resigned EPA administrator.
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But the real party was at the Renwick Gallery on Wednesday night, where Trudeau and a gaggle of his ministers rubbed elbows with various Washington types, ate Montreal smoked meat, and drank Canadian whisky.
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If you follow Victoria's Secret's gaggle of go-to models on social media, you know they're Instagramming all over Shanghai at the moment, in honor of the lingerie giant's first flagship in mainland China.
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But just as she was greeting us, a gaggle of the older girls burst out of the ranch house and ran to join us, standing right behind me, where I couldn't escape their notice.
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The 28-year-old Dancing with the Stars judge had a gaggle of friends by her side — including stars Nina Dobrev, Cindy Crawford, Kris Jenner, Aaron Paul's wife Lauren Paul, and mom Marriann Hough.
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I didn't know her; I was there with a gaggle of other young women who were all "plus ones" of other people, and Carrie and Penny thought we were prostitutes — I was so excited.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Amid colossal portraits and clean lines of black, white and red, Chanel, Fendi and a gaggle of stars paid homage to the fashion titan and Kaiser of mode Karl Lagerfeld on Thursday.
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Donald Trump's now-familiar pattern of winning debates through sheer bluster and braggadocio was effective when he was facing a gaggle of opponents, all of whom had similar ideologies but less exaggerated stage personas.
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In July the labour ministry announced a gaggle of measures it thinks will help eradicate the scourge within the next three years, including better enforcement of a law requiring workers to be paid monthly.
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In "Toasted with Everything" (2018), the largest painting in the exhibition, DiBenedetto has concocted a gaggle of escapees from a bad horror film as a way of depicting the insides of our damaged psyches.
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This gaggle of fruit bat babies is reminiscent of having a mouse infestation in your apartment, but try to think of it like they're just going up and elevator during rush hour instead. Precious!
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A gaggle of the Kardashian-Jenners gathered in the studio to eat cake and drink rosé in honor of the milestone, so perhaps their interview with the NBC host will also reflect on that.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer decided to hold the gaggle with reporters inside his West Wing office instead of the traditional on-camera media briefing inside the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room.
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"Had Steve been sick or tired or lazy and didn't go to practice, then you would have seen a full-fledged massacre," Richmond told a large gaggle of reporters just off the House floor.
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My 9-year-old daughter is currently serving as an antibullying "ambassador" at her school, one of a gaggle of fourth-graders charged with (gently) confronting their peers on any and all bullying behavior.
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"I've been with you folks so I haven't gotten to see too much," Trump said when asked about the allegations against Moore during a press gaggle on a flight in Vietnam over the weekend.
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Trump held a surprise press gaggle with reporters during the flight from Hawaii, telling them that he was planning on meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin during the trip, according to a pool report.
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" Haley told Tom Rogan of The Washington Examiner during a gaggle with reporters that the crown prince has been "careless at times," but that he has shown he has "a lot of good ideas.
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Bronx Zoo Birdathon and 'Birds in Flight' (Saturday and Sunday) All those birds that went south for the winter are now flying back, and the zoo is celebrating with a gaggle of goings-on.
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It lasted barely 15 minutes: Mr. Mitsotakis moved quickly through the hotel, trailed by his gaggle of photographers, then made a brief statement praising his nephew and denouncing the absence of the Greek state.
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I had been invited to dine with some of the women closest to Mohammad Khatami, who was president then: his mother, three of his sisters and a gaggle of cousins, grandchildren and family friends.
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As a gaggle of religious leaders stood behind him for National Prayer Day, Donald Trump signed an executive order that did two separate things in the name of giving more freedom to religious people.
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When contemporary virtual reality headsets first started gaining momentum a few years ago, a whole gaggle of people thrilled at the idea of playing an immersive open-world game like Skyrim with the technology.
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This Wednesday, she sat with a small gaggle of girls as President Luis Guillermo Solís, who had arrived as a special guest just after the meeting, spoke to the children, wearing his hiking clothes.
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Every year, the NCAA Tournament attracts lots of reporters who don't otherwise cover college basketball on a regular basis, as well as a gaggle of media with blank screens and empty pages to fill.
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The army had soldiers stationed on the hospital's top floor; young men with guns slung over their shoulders paced the halls there, while a gaggle of white-uniformed nurses sat in a room nearby.
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The House Democratic Caucus has long been dominated by a gaggle of also-rans: men and women who, while good enough for Congress, proved to be underwhelming on the larger stage of national politics.
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"They're very smart, they're very cunning and they're very dishonest," Mr. Trump said on a day when his press secretary scrapped his daily briefing for an invitation-only off-camera gaggle for selected reporters.
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On Wednesday, he told a gaggle of reporters that he could accept the Assad regime re-entering the previously Kurdish-held city of Manbij, as long as it expelled Kurdish fighters from the area.
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This week's episode also introduces us to Paul's mom, Gail Getty (Hilary Swank), who learns from a gaggle of paparazzi and journalists waiting for her outside her home what ostensibly happened to her son.
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"He was plotting to kill, to attack American facilities and diplomats, soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines (who) were located at those facilities, correct," O'Brien said during a gaggle with reporters at the White House.
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"He was plotting to kill, to attack American facilities and diplomats, soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines (who) were located at those facilities, correct," O'Brien said during a gaggle with reporters at the White House.
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They told me I could keep going, and I walked the last hundred yards to Area 51's back gate, where I found a gaggle of stormers talking to the guards and taking photos.
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In a brief gaggle with reporters on Friday morning, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders was asked about whether the former Goldman Sachs executive is staying as director of the National Economic Council.
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Donald Trump has declared war on the media, the latest salvoes being his denying major media outlets access to the White House "gaggle," or informal briefing, and pulling out of the White House Correspondents Dinner.
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During Latifah's appearance on Andy Cohen's Watch What Happens Live, a caller asked the question all Black '80s babies want to know: Is Living Single joining the gaggle of other shows from yesteryear being revived?
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Yesterday, Waymo let a gaggle of reporters ride around in said Chryslers at its test facility without putting anyone behind the wheel, giving us a first look at what our driverless future will look like.
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It depicts Trump's gaze in striking detail with the ghostly reflection of a gaggle of journalists — whom he often falsely accuses of writing "fake news" when reporters are critical of him — mirrored in each eye.
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The countercultural movement started as early as 2000, when Chris Uys and a gaggle of like-minded environmentalists stared down a peat-harvesting machine at Abbeyleix bog in County Laois and forced it to retreat.
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Washington has long viewed the gaggle of militants operating around the Sahara as a threat to US national security, and an explosion in troop numbers has been taking place almost entirely under the public radar.
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The gaggle of cast and crew assembled themselves around the microphone, and it was great to see so many of our Westerosi favorites as we wait patiently for the final season to air next year.
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For the full tour, including the gaggle of Waterford crystal gifts she receives every year from her husband, check out the full video above and watch Real Housewives of Potomac April 2 at 9 p.m.
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Richards stood there trying to make reason with a gaggle of over-emotional men, like your sensible mate in a club after a little dust up, trying to make sure the bouncers don't get involved.
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Put on your dancing skirt, climb aboard a gaggle of spud admirers, lie back in your glossy fat, and accept the spicy admirations of Señor Chimichurri my dear, for ours is a steak and potatoes.
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A gaggle of cooks, still in aprons and chef's hats, dashed out from the kitchen to watch the festivities, and mothers tightened the pink bows in their daughters' hair as the girls fidgeted in anticipation.
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Photo: Bryan Menegus (Gizmodo)"This is just the beginning of what I'm sure will be somewhat of a long fight," New York State Senator Jessica Ramos said addressing a small press gaggle on Thursday morning.
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CNN, The Hill, The New York Times, Politico, the Daily Mail, BuzzFeed, the BBC, the Los Angeles Times and the New York Daily News were among publications and outlets not permitted to attend Friday's gaggle.
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Impossibly annoyed, I sprinted past the same gaggle of enemies I'd previously spent 20 minutes carefully picking off, touching the spot of my previous death and regaining all my delicious souls — for about two seconds.
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At a press gaggle in Massachusetts, the lawmaker said felons should have their voting rights restored upon being released from prison but declined to endorse the extension of voting rights to those currently behind bars.
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Instead, Gawker veterans past and present largely framed the last few years as a David-versus-Goliath struggle between a scrappy group of renegades and a gaggle of 1-percenters intent on bringing them down.
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Back on Hill Force One, Clinton made another visit to the press cabin, this time for an official "gaggle" — or did it count as a news conference, which would officially end her 275-day drought?
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The president has also come under fire for his executive order on immigration and over White House press secretary Sean Spicer holding a press "gaggle" — an informal, off-camera briefing — last month with select outlets.
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One day in college I was lying in my dorm room bed with a gaggle of women, when the conversation turned to diaphragms, something I would never need, but which seemed a rite of passage.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - The golden doors on the stately North Korean building swung open and leader Kim Jong Un, in a black Mao suit and surrounded by a gaggle of officials, descended steps towards the border.
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"I come from a football family, and this is how I draw dance patterns" she told the gaggle of bright-eyed high-school students standing in front of her in spandex pants and dance shoes.
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On a recent warm summer evening, patrons packed downtown restaurants, families strolled through the sprawling Bushnell Park and a gaggle of young people skateboarded in Heaven, a graffiti-plastered skate park tucked along an interstate.
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The Yeltsin years became notorious due to the domination of a gaggle of oligarchs known as "the family" who surrounded the ailing Yeltsin and profited greatly from the corruption and near anarchy of the era.
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Another lesson came on Friday after several news organizations went along with Mr. Spicer's exclusive gaggle, including CBS News, ABC News, Bloomberg and The Wall Street Journal, even as Time and The Associated Press refused.
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On a recent visit, I saw one kid pop in with an order of dumplings offering to share; another time a small gaggle were just sitting, waiting for the afternoon to burn away into ash.
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By February of this year, Figure had already raised $120 million in equity funding from a gaggle of investors, including RPM Ventures, partners at DST Global, Ribbit Capital, DCM, DCG, Nimble Ventures, and Morgan Creek.
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Later, in a gaggle with more than a dozen reporters, Graham called the process "literally a political lynching," questioned the state of journalism and scolded them for asking about the racial connotations of Trump's statement.
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Stephen Miller stood in front of a gaggle of reporters this week and declared that "Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free" was an embarrassing footnote in American history.
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But in any case, for now we've got Lohan presiding over a gaggle of hot young things pretending to work at an expensive beach resort, almost certainly getting sloppy, all for our voyeuristic, escapist entertainment.
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Buy into the smart home, the smart consumer might think, and you're going to be stuck shelling out again and again — just to keep on top of managing an ever-expanding gaggle of high maintenance devices.
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There to support her makeup artist Mario Dedivanovic during his The Master Class in MusicHall Dubai, at the Zabeel Saray Hotel, Kardashian West and her gaggle of friends also had fun exploring the city on Saturday.
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A gaggle of trans women settled into laughter at some tables behind us, and when one of the ladies in their group left, another woman said: She took me to these bars for the first time.
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And it's not at all clear whether Gaggle is as effective in saving lives as it claims, or that its brand of relentless surveillance is without long-term consequences for the students it promises to protect.
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In September, Tillerson came out of a closed-door meeting with his Iranian counterparts and told the gaggle of reporters waiting outside that Trump was "still considering" whether to decertify Iran's compliance with the nuclear deal.
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But I still can't help but wonder if they sometimes wish they had at least one straight child, upping their chances of getting a gaggle of grandchildren to fill up their final decades of this life.
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From the moment she declared that the director of the FBI had "no legitimacy" and then death dropped in front of a gaggle of shellshocked reporters, 231-year-old Auntie Maxine has had our blood loyalty.
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It was freezing outside, and we were sitting in the tour bus outside Elsewhere in Brooklyn, where a gaggle of teenage fans had been gathering since before the band arrived at the venue just before noon.
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Word of mouth and appearances in music videos by artists including Sam Hunt and Margo Price bring in the occasional gaggle of new locals, but according to Trina, they're often better behaved than the old-timers.
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He riled up journalists with his decision to exclude certain outlets from a press gaggle, he's targeting his own staff for leaks, and he got in a fight with a journalist over where he was born.
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Somewhere between the gaggle of cracked Samsung Galaxy Fold screens and the ongoing mess that is EA's "Anthem," it became clear that 2019 was no normal year for flame-outs and flops — it's a special one.
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There's also Cousin Gabe (Billy Eichner), who works in the IT department, an adorable reindeer-in-training named Snowcone, and a gaggle of nosey North Polians eager to see replacement Santa pull off the big delivery.
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One was a gaggle of young women from Osaka who asked me to take their picture, asked me to appear in a picture with them, and gave me as a reward a selection of Japanese candies.
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A gaggle of other California elected officials also took a stab at the White House over this period of time, including Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty in 6900, Irvine Mayor Larry Agran in 2628, and Rep.
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He sketches a naughty Catalan friend with a drunken prostitute, and paints a Toulouse Lautrec-style canvas of the art critic Gustave Coquiot, with a gaggle of racy dancers reflected in the mirror behind his head.
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Although Barr effectively delves into virgin territory by exploring the mind of a murderer, the gaggle of Colorado friends who followed Anna east are too much baggage for someone who works best when she works alone.
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She surrounded herself with worthy allies here: a gaggle of outstanding dancers, including voguers and bone breakers, and a crack band, initially submerged on four square platforms arranged evenly onstage and eventually raised to sea level.
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In the ensuing days, Obama held a press conference and Press Secretary Jay Carney a gaggle, and neither fielded questions about Russia (though the election did come up in Carney's first full briefing the following week).
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Opinion SEOUL, South Korea — A gaggle of young North Koreans in neon chased me down the mountain on skis, expertly skidding to a stop at my feet as I sat on the slope tightening my bindings.
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As we practiced cutting and folding our shapes, a gaggle of elderly women began to gather around, offering advice, including one local zdora — which Elena defined as a "food cooker lady" — who offered it quite demonstratively.
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In response, a gaggle of world leaders, American governors, major corporations and advocacy groups will make a big show of insisting that global action on climate change is still trundling forward, with or without President Trump.
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The generals apparently were so shocked and hurt at the suggestion that they weren't seen abroad as a gaggle of peace-loving Gandhis that they went into a huddle and emerged shouting breach of national security.
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The president was asked about the photo, which was taken by Tom Brenner of Reuters, during a gaggle with reporters aboard Air Force One flying back to Washington, D.C., after a three-day trip out West.
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In a press gaggle aboard Air Force One on Tuesday, Health and Human Services Secretary Tom PriceThomas (Tom) Edmunds PricePress: Acosta, latest to walk the plank 'I alone can fix it,' Trump said, but has he?
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Trump denied that he had spoken to the Justice Department about reducing Stone's sentencing recommendation during a gaggle with reporters at the White House Tuesday, but asserted that he had "the absolute right" to do so.
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But U.S. national security adviser Robert O'Brien had secretly invited Sacoolas to the White House and planned to spring an impromptu meeting between her and Dunn's parents — in front of a gaggle of reporters and cameras.
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A stay-at-home mom, an Olympic athlete decades past her prime, a girl with a big butt and a sex tape, and a gaggle of siblings stepped into the culture and made space for themselves.
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On occasion -- as he did when he recently popped by an off-the-record meeting chief of staff John Kelly was having with reporters -- Trump will spend time answering questions in the more informal "gaggle" setting.
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Days later, your elementary schooler presents a form seeking parental consent for use of a gaggle of apps, a third of which are only appropriate for 13 and above (elementary school children are usually under 85033).
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The women — Madeline Hayes, Lulu Johnson (Betsey Johnson's daughter), Neda Soderqvist and Lynn De Logi — come from different walks of life but were part of Cohn's "gaggle of girls" who were always present during Cohn's health crisis.
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The singer's mother, Carla, and a gaggle of her closest gal pals held a surprise fitting in Nashville for the bride-to-be on July 18 and it seems they found the dress they were looking for.
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At a Wednesday press gaggle in Troy, N.Y., Gillibrand was asked about the criticism she has received from the left over getting the backing of leaders on Wall Street since she first ran for Congress in 2007.
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There was no planned on-camera daily briefing by White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer when Friday's schedule was released Thursday night, but the original guidance read that there would be a gaggle in the briefing room.
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On March 13, 2004, a gaggle of engineers and a few thousand spectators congregated outside a California dive bar to watch 15 self-driving cars speed across the Mojave Desert in the first-ever Darpa Grand Challenge.
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And this is all in addition to the alt-comedy that has begun to creep into the weekly adventures of a Bachelor looking for love amongst a gaggle of attractive women who are competing to provide it.
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Gaggle is one of the biggest players in today's new economy of student surveillance, in which student work and behavior are scrutinized for indicators of violence or a mental health crisis, and profanity and sexuality are policed.
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When asked how VP Mike Pence's private email use compared to Hillary Clinton's emails, White House Principal Deputy Press Secretary Sarah Sanders defended VP Mike Pence's private email use to the gaggle on Air Force One today:
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I think you're wonderful and brave and I'm so glad you get your freedom back and I hope you get to meet at least some of the gaggle of us who are grateful for what you've done.
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Earlier today during a press gaggle before his fight this weekend against Frank Mir in Brisbane, Australia, Hunt revealed why exactly he turned down that 300 grand and decided to slog it out in UFC poverty instead.
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The company did provide additional transparency on important topics by subjecting itself to intense questioning from a gaggle of its most vocal critics, and a few bits of interesting news did emerge: Yet deeper questions went unanswered.
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With the Waterfords and a gaggle of Gilead's children now in The Great White North, Handmaid's will have no choice but to contend with Luke, Emily, Moira, and, y'know, the rest of Canada more in Season 4.
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Understanding where your eyes are looking or how your mouth is positioned is key to allowing you to convey emotions in VR, something rather essential to the gaggle of social VR apps that are already out there.
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The recent clash raises questions about whether Spicer might retaliate in the way he did last month, when he pointedly excluded the outlets most critical of the President from an informal "gaggle" of reporters in his office.
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When the time for the speech came, Trump joined his entourage and a gaggle of gay conservatives as they walked through the crowded hotel lobby and were mobbed by supporters and gawkers asking for photos and autographs.
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Progressive icons Warren and Sanders fought back attacks from a gaggle of lower-polling moderate candidates, who argue the ideas espoused by the progressives are too far left and will just hand re-election to President Trump.
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A month ago, as I helped soak a giant swan's injured foot in an Epsom salt bath, a gaggle of little girls gathered on the sidewalk at the center's front window to make saucer eyes at us.
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While the idea of embedding with a gaggle of international tourists on a macabre getaway such as this would be a fascinating read at any time, Jerry's account of this trip turned out to be especially prescient.
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A small and aggressive cyloptic breed attacks me like a gaggle of angry geese, hurling their long-necked bodies at my character, while a beefier brand of bot gallops away from danger, moving like a cyber-cow.
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Records made public Monday in Papadopoulos' case list a gaggle of people who were in touch with him during the campaign but only with such identifiers as "Campaign Supervisor," ''Senior Policy Advisor" and "High-Ranking Campaign Official.
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The White House Correspondents' Association board responded to the incident, noting that they were "strongly against" how the White House conducted the media gaggle and that they would discuss the matter further with the president's press team.
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Out: NYT, Politico, BBC, LA Times, Buzzfeed, The Hill, The Huffington Post, Daily Mail, New York Daily News, and most of the foreign press — plus, the AP and Time boycotted the gaggle upon learning of the restrictions.
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During an impromptu press gaggle on Friday, Trump said, "Manafort has nothing to do with our campaign," before clarifying his false statement with another false statement, that Manafort had only worked for the campaign for 49 days.
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Startled tourists in the Capitol rotunda redirected their cellphone cameras as a chaotic gaggle of reporters and a security detail chased Vice President Mike Pence and other administration officials as they worked through negotiations across the Capitol.
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And so, come September 2019, the three-year old Laver Cup will be the venerable old institution among a gaggle of tennis tournaments that have nothing to do with either one another or the tennis season itself.
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Mr. Saakashvili left the country but vowed to return, and on Sunday he set out to do so from Poland, accompanied by a gaggle of journalists and supporters from Ukraine, including former Prime Minister Yulia V. Tymoshenko.
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Like a grandmother yelling "or whatever your name is" to a gaggle of grandchildren, the Instant Pot family is so versatile that it can be hard to remember which model does which — but that's a good thing.
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But you might see there, too, the ghosts of forgotten farmworkers, or feel fellowship with a woman eating sandwiches from a plastic packet on a bench or with a gaggle of youngsters smoking pot around a barbecue.
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In the back seat, "Five" (Adria Arjona) attempts to remove a bullet from the torso of "Two" (Mélanie Laurent), who thinks she's fine despite losing "a shit ton of blood" thanks to a gaggle of Italian mobsters.
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Trump, who was formally nominated by state delegates on Tuesday, spoke with Cruz by phone that same day, and Roe's gaggle with reporters Wednesday was briefly interrupted by a phone call from Paul Manafort, Trump's campaign manager.
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Speaking to a gaggle of reporters at the aforementioned New York event, Scaramucci, a former contributor for CNBC, expressed humility rather than gloating that he'd finally landed the administration position he coveted after agreeing to sell SkyBridge.
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She too found herself inadvertently upstaging him, and a gaggle of congressmen, when she was photographed in late October standing on a staircase above them as they staged a protest against the process of the impeachment proceedings.
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So, flanked by a gaggle of photographers, the mayor and governor looked ashen when the young dancers streamed into the room, with the red splashes of paint on their costumes, and laid on the floor, playing dead.
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After sauntering out to the White House lawn to appear on Fox & Friends, Trump answered a few questions from a gaggle of reporters, and when Cohen came up, he said that Cohen was no longer his attorney.
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"Our vehicle operators are extensively trained to handle everything from a thunderstorm to a gaggle of geese crossing the road so you can ride comfortably knowing that our team is committed to keeping you safe," the company wrote.
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Interview live on "Fox & Friends" and then holding a gaggle with the press, it&aposs the first time every that that has happened with the president of the United States, and he made a lot of news today.
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Using a combination of in-house artificial intelligence and human content moderators paid about $10 an hour, Gaggle polices schools for suspicious or harmful content and images, which it says can help prevent gun violence and student suicides.
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Though the meeting was originally scheduled to occur at a campaign office in Little Rock, Broaddrick says Clinton asked if they could meet privately in her hotel room to avoid a gaggle of journalists in the hotel lobby.
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The show brings together hip-hop artists (both former and aspiring) and a gaggle of of players on the industry's periphery (like hairstylists, managers, models, and event planners) for an ongoing saga about their romantic and professional drama.
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His own personal life, and his habit of living with a gaggle of women who serviced his ego and sexual needs, would've looked more like the Handmaid's Tale had he not advertised it as glamorous for everyone involved.
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But for every couple or polyamorous gaggle sharing swigs of cheap wine, there are plenty of single people just trying to forget about the sickening level of PDA they're bound to have rubbed in their sad, lonely faces.
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The gaggle of rich New Yorkers from business, politics and the media, in ballgowns and white tie and tails could hardly be more different than blue-collar, white working-class crowds that have flocked to his outsider message.
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Both of them peaked in the 1940s, before fumbling in the middle of the century to find their footing as Hollywood picked up a new gaggle of young, wide-eyed women to take their place — and their roles.
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But the issue came up just one day before, when Trump declined to say Monday whether he believes Obama was born in the U.S. "I don't talk about it," he told reporters during a gaggle on his plane.
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He made few public appearances and spoke to reporters only twice: once during a brief chat under the wing of Air Force One on Monday and again at a lengthier gaggle before departing for Mississippi earlier Friday evening.
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" The article's author, Nash Riggins, added unequivocally that "it's been 365 days since a clueless megalomaniac sailed past a gaggle of dedicated, career politicians and was foolishly handed the keys to the most powerful office on the planet.
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Instead, or in addition, their home is invaded by several gunmen, a gaggle of gleeful children, and an ostrich (don't ask), the various fissures in the family dynamic widening as each alternative version of events plays itself out.
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With a mounted camera high above a wooden floor, the directing duo hammered out a remarkably choreographed scenario where a few pieces of clothing perfectly characterize robbers, a confident woman, a dashing man, and a gaggle of passersby.
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Perhaps, as a child, he had some sort of traumatic swan-related experience—maybe a gaggle of them ganged up and pecked the hell out of his frail, prepubescent body, leaving him with a lifelong thirst for revenge.
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He recently surprised a gaggle of Anglophone journalists, first by agreeing to be interviewed for the first time in about a decade, and then by letting slip that he could see himself returning to power in the future.
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A gaggle of parasite-riddled children trailed along in their wake; through a babel imp Yorick understood they were still daring each other to touch the back of Yorick's vantablack coat or grab at Yorick's dangling pale hands.
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I mean, when is the last time you went to a big group show and came across a gaggle of Asian sounding names: Yayoi Kusama, Leo Valledor, Yoko Ono, Nanae Momiyama, Robert Kobayashi, Walasse Ting, and Tadaaki Kuwayama.
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" But in a gaggle with reporters Friday afternoon at the White House, the president couldn't resist attributing a part of the stock market's drop to the Democratic candidates, a group he said people "are not very happy with.
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The next year, Mr. Iqbal, a prolific Twitter user, marked Christmas with his Christian constituents by posting a photo of him and a gaggle of young children in red, one boy wearing a Santa Claus hat and beard.
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An area along the M4 highway, which runs parallel to the Turkey-Syria border, is patrolled by US, Russian, Kurdish, Syrian regime, Iranian regime and Turkish government troops, as well as a gaggle of variously aligned Syrian militias.
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The movie, written by Wiig and Annie Mumolo, follows the chaotic gaggle of bridesmaids through the ups and downs of matrimonial rites of passage — dress fittings, bachelorette parties, bridal showers — and twists each ritual into a new catastrophe.
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But the group of five aides is also monitoring a gaggle of potential Republican reelection opponents in Massachusetts, where hedge-fund billionaire Robert Mercer, a top backer of President Donald Trump, has funded a super PAC assailing her.
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The images most Americans typically see of Pyongyang feature vast, pristine streets almost completely devoid of people and cars, with the occasional gaggle of smiling, rosy-cheeked children gleefully posing for the camera on their way to school.
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When I arrived at the fight club, conveniently located next to a hospital, there was a gaggle of blond Northern European journalists, a carefully laid-out selection of snacks, and three fighters warming up in leather and spandex.
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On the catchy, Justin Bieber focused "I'm the One," the gaggle of men parade around a mansion taking turns singing and rapping and ultimately celebrating "life, success and our blessings"—all of which these dudes are currently basking in.
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Secretary Spicer doubled down on his boss's remarks by banning a group of news organizations — CNN, the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times and Politico — from a briefing "gaggle" (an on-the-record, but not broadcast, press briefing).
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The deputy in question went off on people on the street who watched as a gaggle of deputies ordered YG out of his Lambo early Sunday morning on the Sunset Strip ... this after they say he was driving recklessly.
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The idea came about when the two met up in Wyoming, where West was working on G.O.O.D Music's summer splurge and callously ignoring the havoc he'd caused by voicing his support for a gaggle of far-right pseudo-intellectuals.
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During a press gaggle on board Air Force One Tuesday, Sarah Sanders briefed reporters on President Trump's Texas visit: Trump wants to be "very cautious" about making sure his visit doesn't disrupt the recovery efforts that are still ongoing.
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More than two dozen possible contenders, including former Vice President Joe Biden and a gaggle of senators, governors, mayors and business leaders, have been jockeying for months to line up donors and evaluate their shot at the party's nomination.
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As in that film, GLOW follows a gaggle of women with raw talent and the will to throw their bodies into a traditionally men's sport, as they gradually break down the cynicism of a gruff, has-been male coach.
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Slavin was credited with the first goal 2:50 into the game, when his slap shot snaked through a gaggle of players in front of Halak, ticked off the skate of Islanders defenseman Adam Pelech and trickled past Halak.
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Bolton's reputation as an Iran hawk was noted by Jahromi, who previously mocked him with spliced footage of HBO's "Chernobyl" miniseries and a White House press gaggle amid heightened tensions after the US downed an Iranian drone in July.
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At each stage of the show, he is roundly criticized by the "experts" at think tanks, "old hands" from the Defense and State departments, some foreign diplomats, and a gaggle of TV pundits — until his strategies begin to work.
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Tucker's guitar is permitted to wander and her vocals remain stunning, but being backed by a gaggle of indie legends means that she's got a stronger base than she did on, say, her debut as The Corin Tucker Band.
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The puck bounced to Mayfield, whose slap shot from just in front of the blue line sailed past a gaggle of players, and also past Murray, who was screened by Anders Lee, for the goal with 4:48 left.
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That Brod, the great custodian of Kafka's legacy, managed to leave it in the hands of a gaggle of litigious would-be inheritors is no small irony, though a fitting one, given the nature of Kafka's court-riddled work.
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There's plenty to make you wince, especially once a gaggle of friends and relatives show up at the house the next day, each of them, when introduced to Chris, striving to say the right thing and getting it wrong.
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Trump laid out his narrative in the morning on Twitter, then in a brief press gaggle on the South Lawn of the White House, and then again during a speech on tax reform he delivered in Indiana Wednesday afternoon.
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And just in September, Vogue also took it upon themselves to reprise the video, recasting this gaggle of lip-syncing models with some of the hottest new faces in the business, including Joan Smalls, Adriana Lima, Taylor Hill, and Irina Shayk.
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Related: House Speaker Paul Ryan Says He Can't Endorse Trump Yet Cruz returned to the US Capitol late Tuesday afternoon, where he was greeted by a massive gaggle of reporters asking whether he would, in fact, reenter the 2016 race.
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As soon as the seat belt sign flickered off, we jumped out of our seats and walked back to Lotter, iPhones in hand, and held our first mid-air gaggle on a commercial flight (as a few perplexed passengers looked on).
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The new series is basically a gender-reversed reboot of the original — three adults unite to co-raise a gaggle of cute kids in a staggeringly valuable San Francisco home — starring grown-up versions of characters we first met as children.
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It spent the rest of the time introducing a gaggle of directors, actors, and actresses to help unveil Apple TV Plus, including Oprah Winfrey, Reese Witherspoon, Steven Spielberg, Jason Momoa, Steve Carell, Alfre Woodard, Sesame Street's Big Bird, and Kumail Nanjiani.
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On the way, they encounter all manner of characters, from hip algorithms like Yesss (Taraji P. Henson) to a gaggle of Disney princesses (voiced by the same people behind the animated versions, because this is Disney and they can do that).
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Wednesday, a gaggle of conservative House members on Capitol Hill staged a "protest," barging into the secure room — called a SCIF — where members of three House committees were preparing to hear testimony from Laura Cooper, a deputy assistant secretary of defense.
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The film opens on a house party with a gaggle of teens tapping the free download button for Countdown of their own volition, and two of them command the first 10-odd minutes of screen time, but they're just misdirection.
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Guys on major sites like those tend to resemble a gaggle of (mostly) white Ken dolls who look like they just met up in the dining hall of Aryan University after ultimate frisbee and decided to rub their naughty parts together.
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Because I'm a man who has feared black men, despite the gaggle of black brothers and cousins and black father and stepfather who lived in the same house I did and loved me -- despite the dark skin I've worn since birth.
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Lorenz found that baby geese imprint on the first moving object they see and begin to treat it as their mother—hence why every article about Lorenz's work features a photo of him being trailed by a gaggle of geese.
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Celebratory gunfire rang out as some of the young rebels shot into the air and flashed victory signs, wanting their pictures taken and showing off for a gaggle of mostly Turkish TV cameras on a visit facilitated by the Turkish government.
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Back in 2013, The Wall Street Journal introduced the world to The Tag Brothers, a gaggle of dudes so committed to playing tag that they incorporated it into their lifestyles — and they're just as competitive as their on-screen depictions.
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Desperate for a solution, he comes across a mystical "healer" in Nepal called the "Ancient One" (Tilda Swinton) who, as it turns out, leads a gaggle of sorcerers keeping the universe safe from "unseen dark forces" led by Mads Mikkelsen.
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Questions like, "I have one tooth left, can you help me?" could either be genuine queries from nervous people seeking help and a little empathy, or a gaggle of teens giggling behind a screen, their mouths full of braces-perfected teeth.
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GUATEMALA CITY (Reuters) - Guatemalans will choose between a gaggle of presidential hopefuls on Sunday's election at a time when drug trafficking and violence top the list of voter concerns, and a trailblazing anti-corruption commission is set to close down.
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They were surrounded by photographers and, as is often the case with VR, no one could see what they were experiencing, so the gaggle of photographers kept asking them to take off the headgear so they could simply photograph them.
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And they're in some sterile room, and everyone's watching; the warden, the prison chaplain, the press, a gaggle of attorneys and guards, all of them are watching to see how these children of the condemned are going to carry it.
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Curiously, the poppiest song in the film belongs to another fictitious band: The Akergirls, a baby-faced gaggle of indie upstarts whose members (Cara Delevingne, Ashley Benson, Dylan Gelula) Becky practically kidnaps to inject some young blood into her sound.
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It might feel like years ago by now, but it was just this past Monday when we all went bonkers over a dramatic video from the new installment of Planet Earth, wherein an iguana is seen escaping a gaggle of snakes.
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A gaggle of celebs were hanging out in the bathroom, so the 19-year-old whipped out her phone and got everyone to gather in front of the mirror, taking what ended up being the most iconic photo of the night.
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After the first instance of vagina consumption and some supernatural snooping around a museum, we see Bilquis at her height — an otherworldly deity leading a gaggle of worshippers in an orgy that would make the Britney Spears "Slave" video blush.
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As the crowd waited for Mr. Trump, the diverse group of demonstrators — a gaggle of undocumented immigrants, a small cabal of women from the protest group Codepink, and a lone man holding a "Rabbis Against Trump" sign — all vied for attention.
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The guest of honor is a real-estate magnate named Doug (John Lithgow), who spies Beatriz hovering at the edge of their gaggle and, assuming this plainly dressed Latina figure to be the help, asks her to refresh his drink.
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At a press gaggle on Friday morning, President Donald Trump suggested there was some connection between Fusion GPS, the security firm that prepared a notorious dossier on Russian interference in the 2016 election, and the ongoing vote count in Florida.
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" In 2628 EU Commissioner for Enlargement Stefan Füle claimed "Turkey has been making remarkable advances in reforms," and two years later a gaggle of EU foreign ministers found Turkey to be "an inspirational example of a secular and democratic country.
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In the video, a gaggle of soldiers equipped with SA80 rifles are seen carrying a troop on a litter during a simulated mock casualty evacuation, when one of the soldiers inadvertently walks into a sharp broken branch protruding from the ground.
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Why this matters: It's the latest sign of Breitbart's clout and comes amid access concerns by reporters at outlets like the New York Times and CNN, which were shut out of a gaggle with Press Secretary Sean Spicer on Friday.
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Titled "The Royal Feast of Belshazzar Blaine and the Money Kings," it depicted a gaggle of portly plutocrats dining on "lobby pudding" and "patronage cake," while a working family, at the foot of the table, held out a hand for scraps.
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A gaggle of celebs showed up at Catch Tuesday night for the Marie Claire Image Makers Awards party, after creatives like Chris McMillan, Olivier Rousteing, Pati Dubroff and others were presented with awards for making those same celebs look beautiful.
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I think we all find ourselves in that position from time to time: pulled towards experiences that we feel have been ostensibly tailored more by hand than directed by a gaggle of suits shouting at each other to meet delivery dates.
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Sticking to one of her signature slogans — "nevertheless, she persisted" — Warren made the case that she could position herself as a "unity candidate" between Sanders and the gaggle of moderates and pick up enough delegates on Super Tuesday to be competitive.
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Sometimes, on the days when Supreme releases new product — a drop, in scene parlance — I'll pass by the gaggle of gawky teenagers held behind barriers on Lafayette Street and wonder about all of the potential energy vaporizing into thin air.
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In those ads, it is noted, no other black people are present — not the rental agents, not the airport extras, not the people who cheer O.J. on as he runs, from an elderly grandma type to a gaggle of Girl Scouts.
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" When I asked her during her press gaggle afterward if her embrace of the idea of a third party indicated any kind of shift on her part, she said several times, "I am not running as a third-party candidate.
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I actually welcome the absence of significant new tax increases, I welcome the fact that they're not bringing out a whole gaggle of new spending measures, so overall I thought it was a reasonable budget given the stage of the cycle.
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In case there was any doubt whether President Trump actually has a secret deal with Mexico about stemming the flow of migrants to the U.S. border, he pulled the proof out of his pocket at a press gaggle Tuesday afternoon.
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Simply put, if Ronnie Green, the first Brit to become a world Muay Thai champ, was fighting on the GLORY circuit today, he would be a big assed multi-millionaire with a gaggle of celebrity friends in his Instagram pictures.
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WHEN Donald Trump last set foot on one of his Scottish golf courses, in the run-up to his election in 20170, he was greeted by a gaggle of Scots waving Mexican flags in protest at his plans for a border wall.
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Three days later, she was back again, saying that her group, Onward Together, raised $1 million and would split it among organizations working to change border policy, including the American Civil Liberties Union and a gaggle of immigrant, refugee, Latino and women's groups.
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But at the last minute, a gaggle of Washington lawyers and lobbyists -- called the establishment when you agree with them and the swamp when you don&apost -- persuaded the president to reject his commitment to his sister and nominate Judge Brett Kavanaugh.
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Gaggle, citing the sensitivity of its proprietary information, declined to tell BuzzFeed News how these tools were trained, answer questions about the original training sets, or whether Gaggle's AI tools learn based on what students put into G Suite and Microsoft 365.
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The capital's artistic crowd and close-knit musical community—so close that some French folk bemoan it is really just a gaggle of wealthy "Versailles kids"—makes it the ideal "meeting point" for musicians interested in this kind of experimentation, notes Mr Bultheel.
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On a raw, rainy afternoon in Verona, Italy, this past November, a polyglot gaggle of photo-snapping tourists unfazed by the weather jammed the courtyard of Verona's 14th-century Casa di Giulietta, supposedly the home of the real-life inspiration for Shakespeare's Juliet.
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Striding down the center lane into the settlement, heavy loops of khaki braid hanging from each shoulder, the subinspector noted that there were few men present, only a gaggle of women who had, he deduced, spent the last hours exchanging terms of abuse.
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Those days are long gone, and the network has shifted its focus from music and the people who make it, to a gaggle of beautiful and talented people who are willing to let pieces of their their private lives be their latest product.
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Partially spurred by misleading reports that Twitter had "shadow banned" conservative accounts, House and Senate members questioned Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey and Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg while a gaggle of conspiracy theorists and far-right extremists sat feet away in the front row.
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After she turns the corner, a gaggle of tiny, hairy, dodo-beaked aliens—one of 8,000 species that Besson and his crew designed for their production bible, and one of at least 200 you'll see in Valerian—comes out to confront her.
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The friction between the Trump administration and the Washington press corps most recently erupted last Friday when press secretary Sean Spicer invited certain news outlets into his office for a "gaggle"—an un-televised news conference—while leaving other outlets uninvited and excluded.
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Then — after Maggie saved his ass from a gaggle of walkers in front of some Hilltoppers, emasculating him thoroughly — he decided to drive to the Sanctuary and rat out the Grimes Gang, making good on his promise to Simon from a week ago.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders said that "nothing has changed in the president's thinking" regarding North Korea after his "fire and fury" comments on Tuesday, telling reporters that "he's made clear how he feels on that front" during a press gaggle in Bedminster this morning.
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Led by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), a gaggle of Arab states have singled out the tiny emirate of Qatar for backing a wide range of terrorist groups and fomenting regional unrest through its sponsorship of the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Nick Viall is a character / human on the popular reality TV franchise, The Bachelor, in which a gaggle of men or women compete for a monogamous, lifelong relationship with a member of the opposite sex, who serves as both referee and prize.
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DIXIE NATIONAL FOREST, UTAH — Standing off to the side of a dusty, unpaved road through the high desert, taking a break from a late-summer hike, the producer Anne Hamburger listened as a small gaggle of teenagers walked her through a favorite joke.
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So while you can blame him for the gaggle of teenagers who dressed like Easter egg baskets for a whole two summers back in the early 2010s, you might herald him as a catalyst for the increasing quality of musician-led fashion lines.
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A gregarious guide named Daryl recently led a gaggle of tourists (and me) on such a tour, one that started walking up an outdoor stairway, past a set of recreated outhouses and ultimately through a peeling hallway and into a cramped apartment.
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Yes, yet another Bachelorette will have the opportunity to dig through a bro-ish gaggle of conventionally attractive sales guys, fitness instructors, and aspiring country music stars named Bryce or Ty to find a husband, and this time, her name is Clare Crawley!
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But, in a news cycle where one tweet or one gaggle with the President can redefine the focus of the nation, it's not clear how a sustained conversation about gun violence will still be waiting in Washington when members return in September.
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When I stepped off the S-Bahn at the Neckarpark station in Stuttgart on my way to the Mercedes-Benz Museum, I ran into a gaggle of Idaho high school students who nicely summed up the two automotive museums they had just visited.
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After the meeting, Mr. Cuomo described it to the permanent gaggle of reporters staked out in the lobby of Trump Tower, near a display case with merchandise like Ivanka Trump-brand clothing, "Make America Great Again" hats and a Trump scent called Success.
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I had a few hours left, so I went out to the sun, ordered a gin and tonic at the beachside Cedar Bar, and found a lounge chair near a gaggle of young Brits, Virgin Atlantic crew members on a two-day layover.
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Mr. Guaidó's presence attracted a bipartisan gaggle of elected officials, including Senator Rick Scott and Representative Mario Diaz-Balart, both Republicans, and Representatives Debbie Mucarsel-Powell, Donna Shalala and Debbie Wasserman Schultz, all Democrats, showing how prominent Venezuela remains in local politics.
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In audio of the gaggle shared with the entire White House press corps by the radio pooler, Spicer denied that CNN and the New York Times had been denied access to the briefing because the White House is unhappy with their coverage.
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Opening the story with a spooky prologue right out of the horror handbook, the director Todd Haynes makes it clear that here be monsters: It's 1975 and a gaggle of young trespassers venture onto fenced-off property to go for a night swim.
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Before the models stepped into a ring made of hundreds of orange-hued Edison bulbs and black wires, a gaggle of photographers surrounded the New York Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz, whose off-field game includes modeling the Ovadia & Sons 2017 resort collection.
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During a gaggle in Ankeny, she called out Trump for his rhetoric on illegal immigration and the administration's handling of relations with Saudi Arabia after the death of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi, who was killed in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul.
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The delivery mechanism is a gaggle of tweens who belt the jubilant essence of their youth into each song — until their salad days shrivel about a year later, when the Kidz Bop stable is replenished with fresh talent plucked from nationwide casting calls.
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"We're on the record and you all have seen how we reacted to that, so they would be ill-advised to go back to violating the chemical convention," Mattis told reporters at an off-camera gaggle at the Pentagon, according to multiple reports.
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Pastrnak collected his second tally eight seconds into a power play with a slap shot from in front of the blue line that sailed past a gaggle of players in front of Blackwood and over the goalie's shoulder at the 3:19 mark.
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Jeff Bezos aims Blue Origin at the Moon Bezos took the stage in front of select members of the media, executives, government officials and a gaggle of middle schoolers to reveal new details of his plan to get to the Moon by 2024. 3.
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It's not breaking news that Dungeons & Dragons is coming back in a big way: it seems as though every semi-successful improv group or gaggle of voice actors is starting their own D&D Let's Play channel, streaming their sessions online for people to watch.
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There are few more effective ways to break the spell of chemical earnestness than to enlist a gaggle of wide-eyed fiends, all convinced of their poise and righteousness, to pick the next tune, leaving what seem like vast oceans of silence between each track.
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I would like to note at this point that staying at the hotel in a bathrobe alone — away from this gaggle of de facto friends/enemies — seems preferable to a cocktail party, but to refuse time with Arie is to break the Bachelor rules.
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A gaggle of Hollywood stars like Amy Schumer — who was arrested during a protest Thursday — and dozens of other celebrities participated in a walkout in support of Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, who testified that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted and attempted to rape her in 1980.
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While Lindbergh has photographed basically every supermodel from the late '80s through today, his shot of a gaggle of models (including the likes of Linda Evangelista, Christy Turlington, and Rachel Williams), frolicking on a beach in California, goes down as one of his most memorable.
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It's more than symbolic that the workers removing the monuments had to wear masks to hide their identities and be protected by a gaggle of armed law enforcement officials and initially do their work under the cover of night because of the threats they've received.
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Aboard Air Force One from Rome to Brussels, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson held a gaggle with reporters that covered Trump's trip so far and told them what to expect when POTUS sits down with other world leaders at the upcoming NATO and G7 summits.
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" Not long after, the president, surrounded by a gaggle of reporters, made his way over to the cameras, arriving at "Fox & Friends" for an impromptu interview where he ripped the "scum on top" of the Obama-era FBI and said the IG "blew it.
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The reaction to Trump's statement was enough that he had to turn around immediately and walk back his own statement during a press gaggle as he departed the White House on his way to deliver the commencement speech at the U.S. Air Force Academy.
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President Donald Trump seems to have come up with one good idea that was long overdue among his series of tweets Friday morning: Getting rid of the wasteful and often excruciating daily exercise in political class navel gazing known as the "White House Gaggle."
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More than two dozen possible contenders, including former Vice President Joe Biden and a gaggle of senators, governors, mayors and business leaders, have been jockeying for months to line up donors and evaluate their shot at the party's nomination ahead of the November 2020 election.
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But a fourth conclusion is that Russian and Iranian military advisers may not have much confidence in the ability of the Syrian army, depleted by five years of conflict, and a gaggle of Shia militias to conduct a successful offensive against the strongly-defended city.
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Jody Paulsen, in a way, converges the concerns of both Patterson and Berrio by focusing more on the figure in his "Find Your Gaggle" (2019), which is a circus of collaged felt, colored and patterned to make the central six figures naturalized in their variety.
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In Morgan's hands, the material becomes a story about a revanchist old guard unwilling to accept the egalitarian direction of the times — a story with plenty of echoes in today's Britain, a country lately brought to its knees by a gaggle of imperial nostalgists.
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My tester came with a $2,250 driver-assist package that aggregated advanced cruise control with a sort of semi-self-driving steering assist feature — as well as a gaggle of other safety add-ons — that performed admirably when I used them, mostly on the highway.
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I've interviewed him maybe a handful of times, and nearly a decade ago, he accepted an invitation I extended to meet a gaggle of reporters out for drinks at a dumpy pool hall, which I thought was nice, even if it was also self-serving.
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"They didn't give it, I have it for him, they didn't give it, but it will be given at a certain time," Trump said when asked about the CD during a gaggle outside the White House Tuesday morning before departing for the NATO summit.
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But after Kasich didn't show, the campaign ultimately canceled the gaggle and soon after confirmed that he'd end his bid despite a statement late Tuesday night promising to press on and a new Star Wars themed advertisement painting him as the GOP's only hope.
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During a brief gaggle with reporters Tuesday afternoon before he departed for his official 183 kickoff rally in Orlando, CNN reporter April Ryan asked him if he would apologize for those ads, which have been cited many times as evidence that he harbors racist views.
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During a brief gaggle with reporters Tuesday afternoon before he departed for his official 2020 kickoff rally in Orlando, CNN reporter April Ryan asked him if he would apologize for those ads, which have been cited many times as evidence that he harbors racist views.
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The next day, sunning myself on the deck next to the Raya's quartet of thermal pools, I saw the same gaggle of older women, wearing big earrings and even bigger sunglasses, chatting, smoking and laughing with the grande dame of Panarea, Raya founder Myriam Beltrami.
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He appears to have plenty of free time, as a retired assassin and empty nester — Paige is in college nearby and Henry is at the private school in New Hampshire, where he's a hard-nosed hockey player with a gaggle of screaming female fans.
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Harry, 34, and Meghan, 37, have shaken up the royal family in a number of ways: The duchess is an American and a former actress, and their wedding last May featured a gospel choir, a freestyling African-American bishop and a gaggle of Hollywood celebrities.
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The Mets outscored the Diamondbacks by a 20-1 margin in the final two games and 26-24 overall to leapfrog Arizona, which began the series 27 25/21 games ahead of New York, in the gaggle of National League teams pursuing a wild card.
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Somewhere between buying a gaggle of beloved game studios, the wild success of Xbox Game Pass, and the refreshingly open discourse about the next Xbox console, Microsoft managed to earn back some of the good will it had lost among gaming&aposs most hardcore evangelists.
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It even remained so when Mr. Trump was ensconced in his offices upstairs as president-elect, taking meetings with foreign dignitaries and parading potential cabinet picks like reality show contestants through the lobby past a gaggle of press, roped off behind a velvet cordon.
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In 214, when he was 22009, Mr. Hoare again made headlines, leading a gaggle of over-the-hill mercenaries from South Africa, Zimbabwe and several European nations in a bizarre attempt to overthrow the Socialist government of the Seychelles, an Indian Ocean island republic.
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Agu's soul is not beyond salvage, and the film ends on a hopeful note, as a gaggle of former child combatants take to the ocean and frolic in the waves and Agu, looking very much like a boy again, plunges in to join them.
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It is now patrolled or controlled by combinations of US, Russian, Kurdish, Syrian regime, Iranian regime and Turkish government troops, as well as a gaggle of variously aligned Syrian militias, mostly deployed along the M4 highway that runs parallel to the Turkish Syrian border.
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On Pro Basketball The congenitally cheerful and typically quotable Doc Rivers stepped in front of a gaggle of reporters Wednesday morning at a Midtown Manhattan athletic club and acknowledged several of them from his long-ago days as a fiery point guard in New York.
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" Paul Begala called the letter "Trump's governing philosophy distilled" and wrote, "He is a wannabe autocrat, who has made his goal clear: to remake America as he has remade the Republican Party -- turning a once-proud, strong party into a gaggle of sycophantic lickspittles.
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Costello is one of a random gaggle of celebrities who have been mustered for the occasion, some for the sake of a single observation; do we really need Eddie Izzard to tell us how funny the Beatles were, when the movie teems with their larks?
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Any given Friday night, there's only one place in the world where a gaggle of Saudi teenagers shopping at H&M, drunken collegiates just back from Ibiza, sex workers, drug dealers, and machine gun-carrying gendarmes can all share the same street: Istanbul's Istiklal District.
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The video, recorded on a cellphone and posted on Twitter on Tuesday by another student, shows Officer Ruben De Los Santos slamming the girl to the ground, then grabbing her right arm and escorting her away from a gaggle of students at Rolesville High School.
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Article continues after the video below I'm all for franchise crossovers—without them, we'd have no Smash Brothers, Mario Kart would be a much lonelier place, and those Nintendo-produced Olympic Games titles would have to make do with a gaggle of generic human avatars.
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Bolstered by the success of the "Sweet Dreams" cover and perhaps the fact that mainstream America had taken note of a gruesome-looking gaggle of South Florida rockers, Manson and his bandmates hunkered down in Reznor's Nothing Studios to record the album that would become Antichrist Superstar.
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The majority of guests were well-to-do white kids from Sydney, with a smattering of Melbourners, Brisbanites, a few internationals, a gaggle of Instagram models (one of whom had her own drone following her around all weekend), and a sizable squad of Yankee Holy Ship!
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With this latest White House Correspondents' Dinner incident, I can only say thank God that I'm not part of the gaggle of Washington D.C. reporters who seem more concerned with access to this administration than the people who are being attacked by Trump and his cronies.
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TC: You've raised interesting points about this in your writings, noting that the biggest worry about autonomous cars – whether they'll have to choose between driving into a gaggle of baby strollers versus a group of elderly women – is absurd, considering how often that particular scenario happens today.
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The gaggle of national press following Trump everywhere he went in 2015 and 2016 included lots of reporters from Washington, DC, and New York City, and their stories often focused on the nastiest parts of his speeches, or insisted on fact-checking his many false statements.
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"I think it's important that all of us who don't feel like Mr. Trump's rhetoric of sexism and racism and islamophobia and anti-immigrant hatred and stance has no place in our country," she said while holding a rare gaggle with reporters in Indianapolis in April.
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Only a few signs pointed to the day's wider significance: Mueller's early morning and secretive arrival through the building's loading dock, and he gaggle of cameras ready to capture even the smallest glimpse of the man responsible for the nearly 450-page report that has Washington buzzing.
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" Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, in the same gaggle, added one intriguing detail: "After a very substantive discussion on this, they reached an agreement that they would start a cyber unit to make sure that there was absolutely no interference whatsoever, that they would work on cybersecurity together.
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On board Air Force One en route to Paris last night, President Trump held an off the record gaggle with reporters, but he changed his mind this morning allowed his remarks — on everything from Russia to the border wall to China — to be released on the record.
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The birds do surface, whether in a small gaggle on a game square or as the playing tokens, but what really persists is the game's format, which yields a rich and captivating array of elaborately embellished boards that at first glance all seem like different games.
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Today at a packed event blocks from the White House, Jeff Bezos took the stage in front of select members of the media, executives, government officials and a gaggle of middle schoolers to reveal new details of his plan to get to the Moon by 2024.
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The series based on the novels by George R.R. Martin began airing in 2011 and can be distilled down to a fairly simple concept: A set of families plot to seize the throne, while a growing gaggle of blue-eyed zombies scheme to take over the world.
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Rubio campaign senior strategist Todd Harris held a seven-minute gaggle with reporters after a rally in Greenville on Thursday where he handed out printouts of a website he said was put up by the Cruz campaign and featured what he called a "photoshopped" image of Rubio.
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Spicer, sandwiched in the dark between a gaggle of reporters and a large shrub on the White House driveway, described Trump's decision as arriving only after a long memo from the deputy attorney general, which Spicer said was delivered Tuesday, detailing Comey's shortcomings on investigating Clinton's emails.
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A gaggle of nuns in black and lavender-grey habits sat in the gallery of the US Supreme Court on Tuesday, surrounded by members of the public and clergy during oral arguments in what's come to be known as the Little Sisters of the Poor case.
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"What I would say is that I would not vote for the bill that's in front of the Senate today," he told a gaggle of reporters outside after the event, as sweat dripped down his brow on a summer day that got well into the 90s.
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At the moment when the local TV channel, which had been televising a Real Madrid-Sevilla match, was interrupted to bring live coverage of President Barack Obama's arrival, a gaggle of workers came rushing from all corners of Café Atri to gather around two small monitors.
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He references Heather Heyer, the NFL "taking a knee protests," and the racist history of the Confederate flag while fighting to make himself heard over the passing trucks and heckles that rain down on him as a gaggle of sheriff's deputies and courthouse security look on.
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"I can't think of a bolder way for Donald Trump to lose even more standing than he already has than by engaging the first lady of the United States," principal deputy White House press secretary Eric Schultz told reporters during a gaggle aboard Air Force One.
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The T-shirts were Mr. Erlij's idea, borne out of a joke made in a group chat on WhatsApp about what it would be like for this gaggle of friends, now in their late 40s, to be inseparable again, for a few days, without their wives.
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They flock to Donut — "a particularly cute dog," he says — and he often finds himself surrounded by a gaggle of young women who want to know how old she is (4), if he raised her from a puppy (yes) and if they can pet her (sure).
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Asked during a gaggle aboard Air Force One what President Barack Obama thought of the Republican presidential nominee's remarks, which emerged last Friday in a leaked 2005 "Access Hollywood" tape, White House press secretary Josh Earnest said Obama found the comments as unacceptable as other Americans did.
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That's one theme of "Wine Country," the Netflix movie directed by Amy Poehler and starring a gaggle of female actors and writers who worked for "Saturday Night Live" in the early two-thousands: Maya Rudolph , Tina Fey , Ana Gasteyer, Emily Spivey, Paula Pell, Rachel Dratch, and Poehler.
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The places where they differ are quarterback, where Mahomes is a much more explosive player than Garoppolo, and defensive line, where San Francisco's gaggle of five former first-round picks, led by a dominant rookie in Bosa, is more ferocious than anything Kansas City's defense can offer.
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During our 40-minute wait, we spotted a handsome young couple with tidy haircuts and matching suits, a gaggle of bearded men whose American voices rang boisterously over the sea of seniors, and a towering Clark Kent look-alike accompanied by a man thrice his age.
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On Thursday, Warren called Buttigieg to open his fundraisers to reporters: "I think that Mayor Pete should open up the doors so that anyone can come in and report on what's being said," she said during a gaggle after speaking at the IWillVote gala in Boston.
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I'm not here to say why everyone suddenly got so thirsty for the papacy — only God can do that — I'm just here to try to bring some order to the gaggle of popes and priests currently all bumping into each other in our collective pop culture.
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It follows a young Russian-American, Vic (Chris Galust), who over the course of a hilarious, poignant and very wild day and night in Milwaukee, ferries disabled passengers to and from their appointments while he tries to deliver a boisterous gaggle of elderly mourners to a funeral.
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For the Lakers (37-45), all the drama was off the court, right up to the end, with Johnson's abrupt announcement so out-of-the-blue that he had not even told his boss, the team owner Jeanie Buss, before wading into a gaggle of reporters.
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