Brodeur, called Poppie by the Gostisbehere children, eventually gave in.
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Eventually, police gave in and removed some of her shackles.
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So Locken gave in and said yes to a date.
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When was the last time you gave in and asked?
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Spielberg gave in 1978, suggesting that the skepticism was mutual.
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Congress gave in because it feared Canadian and Mexican retaliation.
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They eventually gave in and put Netflix on Comcast eventually.
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That's when she gave in and told him about Jimmy.
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I wouldn't be doing my job if I gave in.
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The second gentleman gave in, letting the first sit down.
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But the thing they gave in is a big deal.
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Everyone else who entered the field before them gave in.
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The government, according to the Wall Street Journal, gave in.
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This chart shows the answers they gave in February, 2017.
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But he was also desperate, and eventually he gave in.
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He finally gave in Tuesday afternoon in a defiant speech.
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"At some point, I gave in and he did his thing."
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At one dinner, I gave in to Cielo risotto al prosecco.
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Yulia (whose name has been changed) and her family gave in.
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So hotel owner Cristoph Brandstaetter gave in and paid the hackers.
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Even after everything they gave in service to their country, Sgts.
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After it had settled, I gave in and took a bite.
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At some point, I gave in and he did his thing.
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The guidance reiterated the profit outlook it gave in mid-November.
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Without the resounding support of the public, we gave in to
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He refused for about a mile, and then finally gave in.
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Then Nigella showed up on TV and eventually he gave in.
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But I was determined, and in the end, they gave in.
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In the midst of heightened emotion, they gave in to passion.
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For four years, I gave in when things got too uncomfortable.
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And both of them gave, in their different ways, remarkably convincing performances.
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I was so depressed and emotionally numb that I just gave in.
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She claims she initially protested, but ultimately gave in at his insistence.
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Yet that was not the impression we gave in our coverage overall.
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We are afraid to show vulnerable moments where we simply gave in.
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My parents initially rejected his proposals several times, but eventually gave in.
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She says she gave in to the pressure and got the abortion.
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One quote I gave in an interview was pulled out of context.
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Late Wednesday night, he gave in, announcing a resignation effective August 2.
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The study closely follows an October 2017 talk Musk gave in Australia.
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I finally gave in because he was just so damn good looking.
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Even the once-defiant Google quickly gave in and dropped the jack.
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Eventually, without really thinking about it, I gave in to the urge.
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A brawl briefly disrupted a speech Mr. Erdogan gave in New York.
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The White House said Trump gave "in-principle approval" to the move.
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Then I gave in and dropped those hints, which he didn't get.
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My speech was exactly the same one my father gave in 1980.
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Which is not to say that I gave in without a fight.
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On September 25th the administration gave in, sending the complaint to Congress.
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She gave in, on the condition that she could keep her underwear on.
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"Oh God," Sanders exclaimed -- but he still gave in to the woman's request.
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It took Pritchard 11 years before the NHS gave in to his requests.
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Graham argued the same point in a TEDxBerkleeValencia talk she gave in 2015.
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Rodriguez doubled down on the explanations he gave in the now-deleted video.
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Though Mr Putin "blew his stack", he gave in to Mr Tillerson's demands.
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Though Mr Putin "blew his stack," he gave in to Mr Tillerson's demands.
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The official spoke derisively of one presentation she gave in the Situation Room.
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The remarks were largely a repetition of comments Williams gave in mid-2015.
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As soon as we marched down to the school board, they gave in.
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"I do not understand why the commission gave in so quickly," he said.
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A deposition that he gave in 2005 was obtained by CNN last year.
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He gave in last month, when he was threatened with contempt of court.
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A deposition that he gave in 2005 was obtained by CNN last year.
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Manfredi describes a speech Biao gave in China comparing time to a cake.
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He was referring to the seminal performance that Stephen Colbert gave in 2006.
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I was scared to be hit on my face so I gave in.
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Kerry soon found himself completely isolated; Washington gave in and accepted Maduro's election.
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Finally, she gave in, becoming his fourth wife in a large wedding ceremony.
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Miyoshi Morris gave in to a supervisor's leverage, and was filled with shame.
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It seems like he was set in his ways and then gave in.
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I hated Python before I finally gave in and really liked it. Why?
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But during her second trimester, after consulting with her doctor, she gave in.
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A few days ago, we met at a concert she gave in Hamburg.
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But she kept after me to seek treatment and, eventually, I gave in.
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Many of his donors gave in small amounts from all across the country.
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His coach gave in -- but not before making the crowd work for it.
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The transaction was included in the earnings forecast J&J gave in January.
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Here, by placing Donovan on leave, the bank gave in to rivals too.
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These words, as she noted, are from a speech Ebert gave in 2005.
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She would work for hours and come home with bloody hands… She gave in.
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Because the world was literally on fire, the department gave in to the demand.
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It's here that I finally gave in and let someone take care of me.
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"We appreciate all the support the podcasting community gave in fighting this bad patent."
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There was one from Weinstein that the actress gave in to, though, she admitted.
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He even inspired part of the speech she gave in support of Hillary Clinton.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: That speech the president gave in Pennsylvania, there were children behind him.
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He begged Amparo to let him be home-schooled, and eventually she gave in.
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It is a speech she gave in Akron, Ohio, in 24637, not a memoir.
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The compulsion is still there: Yesterday, I gave in and went on a run.
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He gave in Bitcoin, which the Red Cross has been accepting since late 2014.
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But she, of all people, gave in to an installation only in late June.
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It is a speech she gave in Akron, Ohio, in 1851, not a memoir.
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It's not clear who started the fight, or who gave in at the end.
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Jacksonville Jaguars defensive end Yannick Ngakoue gave in and returned without a new contract.
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But Disick promised to be on his best behavior, so Kourtney, 37, eventually gave in.
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Corporate news drove some moves initially but stocks gave in to the overall cheery mood.
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" The reason he gave in the form to surrender his rifle was: "Doesn't want it.
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Despite initially saying that his party's recall vote was unfair, Zuma gave in hours later.
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Gates Sr. says it was a tough decision to support, but they eventually gave in.
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Police have said the sentence was not related to the account he gave in court.
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In the end, the little girls finally gave in and admitted they had bitten themselves.
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And this speech she gave in Philadelphia in 2014 explains the wage gap very clearly.
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It was only a matter of time before Tool finally gave in and went digital.
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" Rousseff said she believes she is being targeted because she "never gave in to blackmail.
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A speech he gave in October 2016 in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania shows that's simply not true.
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That figure falls below the forecast he gave in Tesla's fourth-quarter letter to investors.
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No serious spymaster would ever give the kind of soapbox performances Flynn gave in 2016.
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He finally gave in, he said, after they shocked his genitals with a cattle prod.
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Over time she gave in, leading to a secret, phone-based romance and eventually, marriage.
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Here are highlights of the significant answers Mr. Trump gave in the wide-ranging interview.
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After a few weeks of sadness, she gave in and started eating the baby's remains.
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You can literally measure the years of life his kidney donation chain gave in centuries.
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Apple warned in early January that sales would miss the targets it gave in November.
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So he gave in to the cheapskates and cut it down some ... to $15.95 mil.
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Schumer gave in for the potential promise of a discussion about immigration in the Senate.
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In an ominous blog called "no future for AM2R," Guasti gave in to Nintendo's demand.
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Did the Taylor Swift example here match the advice you gave in the warm up?
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After hours of refusal, Mr. Vayeghan gave in, unsure of what exactly he was signing.
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But even if Facebook gave in to China's demands, that may still not be enough.
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Even professional journalistic institutions gave in to the temptation to air video of the massacre.
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Universities challenged the amendment, but the Supreme Court upheld it — and most schools gave in.
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But Mejia gave in, and in 2014 he became the Mets' closer, ultimately embracing the role.
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But on Monday, the reality weight-loss competition finalist gave in to his final temptation: $50,000.
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The answers to those questions, which many women gave in abundance, appear to have been irrelevant.
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He said he gave in and repeated what he said the cops told him to say.
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I delayed getting my daughter an iPhone for years, but gave in when she turned 13.
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Now, the point about raw vegetables was probably good advice he gave, in terms of cholera.
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They gave in, amused, presumably assuming they wouldn't have to worry about boyfriends at either age.
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Some, after holding out for months, eventually gave in to pressure to go by something else.
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But like true style rebels, the sisters never gave in to pressure to change their appearance.
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And she was arrested earlier this month over an Islamophobic speech she gave in Northern Ireland.
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That's a nearly 30 percent increase from the $286 million they gave in 2016 presidential election.
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That's a nearly 30 percent increase from the $286 million they gave in 843 presidential election.
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In fact, Obama said as much in the farewell address he gave in Chicago in January.
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I howled like a calving animal in the VHS aisle, until, eventually, my mom gave in.
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Apple warned in early January that the quarter's sales would miss targets it gave in November.
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Realizing that Kavanaugh's nomination could collapse without Flake, Senate Republicans and the White House gave in.
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They also gave in their cell phones — there would be no gleeful selfies on this trip.
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Trump, displaying his mastery of the art of the deal, gave in to Erdogan's maximum position.
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J&J said it factored the transaction into the 2018 earnings forecast it gave in January.
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To put it another way, Lyft lost about $1.47 for every ride* it gave in 2018.
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The couple initially met at an impromptu L.G.B.T.Q. Pride party that Ms. Huq gave in 2015.
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A flight attendant asked her to change seats to accommodate him, and she gave in reluctantly.
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" In the statement, it said: "It does not matter that we gave in to external pressure.
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But on Monday, he told CNBC that he finally gave in and switched to an iPhone.
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In 1966 and 1967, I was young and confused and gave in to doubt and fear.
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The show also gave in to its romantic inclinations, and it's all the better for it.
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They tried framing us, but luckily none of us cracked and gave in to their lies.
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He was paid more than $65,000 by Russia-linked companies for speeches he gave in 2015.
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I gave in after just half a day trying to shoot photos for our Galaxy S8 review.
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We can only hope producers gave in to the temptation to put Lehnhoff back on camera, too.
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You can find Hawking's last lecture which he gave in Japan earlier this month on his website.
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Still, Apple Pay has been picking up momentum in the United States after resisting retailers gave in.
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He initially blew off that advice, but we're told Ronnie gave in Friday afternoon and got stitches.
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On June 28, the Biden campaign pointed to a quote Biden gave in 1975 explaining his stance.
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Eventually, however, I gave in to pressure from friends and colleagues, plugged my phone in, and upgraded.
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When lawmakers from both parties balked at his call to finance a border wall, he gave in.
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Trump's predecessors gave in to blackmail from Arab and Muslim leaders, the fictional "Arab street" and terrorists.
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The reasons she gave in her letter referred to matters beyond the scope of the attorney general.
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"About a year ago we gave in and made him this speciality crust-only pizza," he explained.
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Public sector banks gained after the Cabinet gave in-principle approval for merger of state-owned banks.
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That sounds like a lot like the reason Flake gave in his speech on the Senate floor.
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I finally gave in to the desire to eat, but this time I didn't load up Seamless.
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"Every time I gave in something went wrong, but this time I'm taking it seriously," she says.
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In June, an estimated four million people attended a rally Abiy gave in the capital's Meskel Square.
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After five weeks, he gave in and agreed to reopen the government without concessions by the Democrats.
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But people keep on producing compelling volumes about both those wars, and so I finally gave in.
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I gave in because it was Asian tradition to obey my elders no matter the personal cost.
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But on Monday morning, jurors heard Richardson's own words during a police interview she gave in 2017.
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Bieber was damned when he gave in to the system, and damned when he rebelled against it.
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Some have criticized the plan, arguing that Turkey received more than it gave in negotiations, Politico reported.
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NUCLEAR FOOTBALL kept popping back up, so I finally gave in and decided to build around it.
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I resisted the siren call of the Nasdaq and the technology bubble — until I finally gave in.
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At first she refused, but he kept at it until she "gave in" (her words, not mine).
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And I am unwilling to interpret "gave in" as proof that she was bullied into her decision.
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I was just like, I know it's bad, I probably shouldn't, and then I just gave in.
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Gray put it best at a talk he gave in 2016 with journalist Annie Zaleski during SXSW.
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We gave in when we kind of hit resistance.... And that's when they go on the runs.
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The summits kicked off as a result of a speech President Barack Obama gave in Prague in 2009.
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In Strasbourg, Alsace, around 400 people, for no apparent reason, gave in to dancing for days without rest.
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I also gave in and started using a Tile, which is a Bluetooth tracker, to find my keys.
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But a decade later, a judge unsealed Cosby's transcript for the deposition he gave in the civil case.
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Here's a speech she gave in 2009 in support of LGBT rights at a Human Rights Campaign gala.
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After politely demurring, the "Bad Guy" singer eventually gave in, and slipped the large ring on her thumb.
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I gave in to the migraine, figuring if it swallowed me whole, I'd just concede to dying already.
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But many Kurds believe Barzani's government gave in too easily to what they see as an Arab onslaught.
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Then when Schultz gave in and declined to speak, a sense of complacency among the establishment set it.
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I gave in to the whole grocery pickup thing a while back when my neurologic condition got bad.
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A few years later, under the weight of catastrophic injury and medical complications, Kevin's body finally gave in.
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Bannon quit over this, but returned as CEO the following year when Bass gave in to his requests.
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But Gallinger hadn't done enough research and gave in too soon to pressure from her boyfriend, she said.
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He was jailed in September for more than four years over comments in speech he gave in 2013.
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This gave, in the court's opinion, the employer the right to check the communication conducted through the account.
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Hoping it would make Seth stop pestering her, the girl gave in and sent him an explicit photo.
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Tom would call Dave and I constantly badgering us to move up there and finally we gave in.
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The US was one of the last major countries to ground the planes, though it eventually gave in.
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I gave in at a friend's birthday party after a stranger told me I was being a downer.
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When he asked them to wait, they plotted to detain him in a basement until he gave in.
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He also gave in total $7,500 to Senator John McCain who later became the Republican candidate for president.
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In response to scores of lawsuits brought by environmental and government-transparency groups, he gave in—a bit.
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Though Amazon initially resisted, the company eventually gave in and instituted a company-wide $15/hour minimum rule.
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Older Kenyans were reminded of the commanding performance his father gave in a courtroom a half-century earlier.
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In court on Thursday afternoon, prosecutors played a recording of a police interview that Richardson gave in 2017.
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When a neighbor refused to buy some, Mr. Alene pointed a gun at him until he gave in.
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Italian authorities delivered food by helicopter, and eventually gave in and allowed the vessel to dock in Italy.
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Just as they gave in to drowning, the ship ran aground on a shoal in the Mid-Atlantic.
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But as dish after dish arrived (so many that the waiter brought an extra table), I gave in.
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And let me repeat a warning I gave in 2002 during the debate over the war in Iraq.
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Mr. Kushner and Ms. Trump quickly gave in to Mr. Kelly's new system, two White House officials said.
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He also gave in to Davis's trade demand, but not before extracting a king's ransom from Los Angeles.
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The EU will offer a binding decision by the European Council, echoing a reassurance it gave in 2014.
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Yes, if you read the speech the German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier gave in Estonia earlier this month.
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Rosenstein also reportedly quoted a speech Trump gave in Warsaw in July to make his argument about Trump.
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Salazar first contacted him during a trip to China in 2010, according to testimony Jimenez gave in Andorra.
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You can look through more of the results of the survey through a presentation Richey gave in 2015.
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The best evidence that the interlude did occur is an interview she gave In Touch magazine in 2011.
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I thought of the news conference Bill Clinton gave in 1995 at a particularly low moment of his presidency.
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Finally, at the restaurant and thoroughly freaked out, I gave in and asked him how we knew each other.
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The German shepherd tried to put up a fight, but too exhausted from her ordeal, she quickly gave in.
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One example he gave in the report was the aftermath of the 2012 Hurricane Sandy in New York City.
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Cloudera's market cap is now about $2.3 billion, significantly less than the $2033 billion valuation Intel gave in 2014.
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" 27, gay, male"It's made me reconsider the times that I gave in when I really didn't want to.
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This was at the upper end of a 590-640 million euro range Prysmian gave in March as guidance.
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Its leaders gave in, and called for elections in 270, with Raúl Alfonsín's victory ushering democracy back to Argentina.
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Steyer said he still expects to surpass the $75 million he gave in 2014 -- but through field-program spending.
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She finally gave in to my pleading, and I got my first "adult" lye relaxer when I turned 10.
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In 2016, Trump was fuming after a speech President Obama gave in 2016 that subliminally dissed the then-candidate.
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Once, we didn't even manage to make it out of the office before we gave in to our impulses.
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The United States and the Middle East would be much better off if Iran gave in to America's demands.
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After the church in Wenzhou was demolished, the Salvation Church gave in and agreed to take down its cross.
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Venus is a "hot acid bath," says Musk in the article, which summarizes a speech he gave in Sept.
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In a speech he gave in 2018, he said it was time to stand up for what was right.
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During a speech that Trump gave in Tbilisi, Tatishev can be seen sitting in the audience next to Ramishvili.
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Whatever you want to call it, they gave in to the haters, and their work suffered as a result.
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Unable to take the stress, Khandabattu gave in and ended up marrying a man she didn't know or love.
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Except somewhere along the way, I got tired and gave in to what I thought was expected of me.
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The states that initially resisted eventually gave in to pressure, although one, Jammu and Kashmir, is still contentious today.
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There was a word missing from the speech Pete Buttigieg gave in South Bend, Indiana, announcing his presidential campaign.
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Finally, after a few vain attempts to catch it, she gave in and stopped explaining herself and sang along.
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The tangible examples they gave in support of our beaches helped encourage higher-level thinking and long-term remembrance.
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The states that initially resisted eventually gave in to pressure, although one, Jammu and Kashmir, is still disputed today.
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And after the Corpus Christi speech he gave in which he failed to mention the victims of the flood.
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The young officials who took power in the late '80s soon accepted the inevitable and gave in to change.
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That's when Osaka gave her some real advice: "it's better than crying in the shower," and Gauff gave in.
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"He gave in to her and he fed her all the things she wanted," Rosalyn Wilder, a colleague, said.
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Another time, she gave in to an overwhelming urge to get a tattoo of a key on her forearm.
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By midday my body was feeling some sugar withdrawal, so I gave in and had a vanilla Oreo cookie.
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Cillizza: How important is the average contribution and/or the # of people who gave in the first 24 hours?
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The museum is filled with quotes from Obama's visit to the country, including the speech he gave in Dublin.
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So, like any cash-strapped college kid in the age of Athleisure, I gave in and paid $20 for shipping.
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The unarmed officers gave in and Lay and the masked man bolted into a beige Dodge minivan and drove away.
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At a speech he gave in Sydney in 2001, he said "Get even with people," to an audience of thousands.
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Inna Samson was 15 when she finally gave in to the pressure to take pills to lighten her skin tone.
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Abortion was legal in El Salvador until 1998, when legislators gave in to pressure from the church to ban it.
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Staffers smuggled a "bootleg" copy into the White House every day, until JFK finally gave in and renewed his subscription.
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Cosby's lawyer calls the claims "a lie," citing "glaring" differences in her story from an interview she gave in 2002.
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This gave in writing control over finance, strategy, operations and staffing of the Democratic National Committee to the Clinton campaign.
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Clinton used a large portion of a speech she gave in Ames, Iowa, on Tuesday to contrast herself with Sanders.
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After 35 days of government shutdown, it was Trump who gave in without even a fig leaf for an achievement.
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Blockbuster gave in and declared bankruptcy in 2010, and its remaining 1,700 stores were bought by Dish Network in 2011.
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Springer was a shock host who catered to our most prurient, illogical desires and got rich because we gave in.
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Trump gave in to bipartisan pressure last week by signing an executive order to end the practice of family separations.
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In June 2018, its big government contract for Project Maven was scrapped when company executives gave in to internal criticism.
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And so she gave in, thanking him, wreathing her face with delight, even though she wished the diamonds were bigger.
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ActBlue said 1.1 million donors gave in the final 85033 days of the second quarter, which ended on June 30.
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It's a theme he explored in what many consider his best speech, which he gave in 2015 in Selma, Alabama.
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The group also said media interviews he gave in which he spoke against the deal could violate similar lobbying bans.
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Uber already gave in to mounting political pressure to allow riders, drivers and employees to take such matters to court.
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It was momentarily quiet, but then began beeping in rapid succession until I gave in and fed it some bread.
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I finally gave in and subscribed to HBO for Season 7, something I had avoided for years and years. Sigh.
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Eventually, the British government gave in and agreed to share the evidence with the United States without death penalty assurances.
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His results, his data, and even quotes he gave in a press release were appropriated to say: Evolution was false.
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He even helped edit a major foreign policy speech that Mr. Trump gave in Washington in late April, records indicate.
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Pulled in different directions, I gave in, and produced a wad of 1,000-franc notes in my sweat-covered palm.
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It extends manufacturer warrantiesA couple of years ago, my wife and I finally gave in and bought a robot vacuum.
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Ralph Northam gave, in which he made some odd claims on proposed abortion legislation that created confusion around the bill.
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Badee first saw Harris at a speech she gave in Detroit in May for that NAACP chapter's Freedom Fund Dinner.
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At some point, my kidneys gave in, but luckily I responded well to the cocktail of antibiotics they gave me.
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Finally, I gave in and slipped off the leather iPhone case and slid my iPhone 63 into the Smart Battery Case.
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Her parents even tried to stop her from making "a really weird decision" but gave in and eventually became vegans themselves.
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The late writer David Foster Wallace sounded a similar theme in "This is Water," a commencement address he gave in 2005.
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Jake Gyllenhaal had a good run not joining the masses and hopping aboard the Instagram train, but he finally gave in.
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She cited a talk she gave in a small town in western France, at the invitation of a local environmental group.
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Promoters gave in ... with a suite of rooms for her posse, but did so as a courtesy to maintain the relationship.
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"I will sleep well at night knowing I neither gave in to their demands nor caved to my convictions," Sisneros said.
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He finally gave in to scalpers, paying 3,000 yuan for a 10-minute appointment that should have cost just 200 yuan.
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"A lot of times a burst in volume means the seller gave in," said Tom Graff, portfolio manager at Brown Advisory.
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One of my favorites is one I gave in Selma, and there's a riff when I talk about what America is.
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The introduction mirrored remarks the former president gave in 2014 to a crowd at the Democratic National Committee's Women's Leadership Forum.
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Lawyers for Mr. Skidmore also presented a quote from an interview that the Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page gave in 1970.
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But the illustrations on the walls and ceilings are drawn from the historical figures in a speech Stalin gave in 1941.
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Two told the outlet that they gave in to Domingo's alleged advances because they didn't want to risk jeopardizing their careers.
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But of course, like every other indie band that gave in and signed to a major, the glory was short-lived.
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The standoff lasted all night, and finally, near dawn, the exasperated Qataris gave in and drove to Baghdad without their luggage.
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When a client berated me for my predecessor's error on an ad, I gave in and offered him a full refund.
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He did not mention a paid speech he gave in Moscow, as well as other payments from companies linked to Russia.
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Particularly damaging was a television interview she gave in 1995, describing her private struggles with bulimia, depression and her husband's infidelity.
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Mann said she fought to get away from him but eventually gave in and faked an orgasm to make him stop.
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On Monday night, a Bernie Sanders supporter resurfaced a recording from a speech Bloomberg gave in 2015 at the Aspen Institute.
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The ad consists of footage from a speech Obama gave in 2017, as he was preparing to leave the White House.
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But you gave in when Ms. Stone agreed to credit you in the printed press she did to promote the movie.
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Harvard University released the earliest known recording of John F. Kennedy, from a 1937 speech he gave in an English class.
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Cameron gave in to vocal eurosceptics in his party in early 2013 to put Britain's EU membership to the public vote.
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Several months ago, Trump brought Reid back into the fold -- tweeting about a speech Reid gave in 1993 criticizing birthright citizenship.
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Mr. Voronenkov knew he was a target for assassination, according to multiple interviews he gave in the weeks before his death.
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On Sunday, the president attacked Democrats and defended his plan to conservative critics who said he gave in to liberals' demands.
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Donald Trump's New York campaign co-chair Carl Paladino isn't backing down from offensive comments he gave in a recent interview.
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He allegedly had his assistant call her up to 30 times a day, until Loman gave in and agreed to go.
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Eventually, after two years of back-and-forth, Jia gave in and sold almost all of his stake, a source said.
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Earlier Wednesday, McIver took the blame for Melania Trump's speech that bore similarities to one first lady Michelle Obama gave in 2008.
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Culberson kept giving NASA money for it until the space agency finally gave in and officially made it a long-term commitment.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi gave in to pushback from moderate Democrats and dropped plans to add migrant protections to the Senate bill.
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In December, the airline gave in to growing pressure and recognized trade unions for the first time in its 32-year history.
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We would have just been fighting with our press corps for 30 days about the meaning of speeches she gave in 2013.
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During a deposition in the case, which Cosby gave in 2005, he admitted sexual contact with Constand but said it was consensual.
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Flynn's activities — which also include a paid speech he gave in Moscow in 2015 — will almost certainly be examined by the FBI.
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On repealing Obamacare, Trump gave in to plans by congressional Republicans to cut benefits for the working-class voters who backed him.
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A doping test that Povetkin gave in April showed traces of meldonium, though a repeat test returned a negative result, Ryabinsky said.
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In June, a bomb was detonated at a rally he gave in Meskel Square, in what was seen as an assassination attempt.
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The central bank gave in to these pressures starting in the spring of 2016 and has been slowly raising rates ever since.
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The book consists of a series of lectures Rorty gave in 1997 about the history of leftist thought in 20th-century America.
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Mr. Campitiello escaped three times until his parents finally gave in and allowed him to pursue his dream to be a baker.
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" He repeated a comment he gave in support of the plan in 2014: "We're dying, literally dying, for you to help us.
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But longer-dated bonds gave in to profit-taking as domestic stock prices rebounded, resulting in a steepening of the yield curve.
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Trump, for his part, denied he ever told Bolton he would withhold Ukraine&aposs aid until Zelensky gave in to his demands.
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But longer-dated bonds gave in to profit-taking as domestic stock prices rebounded, resulting in a steepening of the yield curve.
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If later on they want to change the consent they gave in first instance, they also have that option through the app.
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We analyzed stump speeches that six Democratic candidates gave in the final weeks before the caucuses as they made their closing arguments.
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Apple says it needs waivers on the tariffs to make it in Texas, and Trump initially said no but eventually gave in.
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If you add the $131 million he gave in 2018, the total is still a whopping 0.12 percent of his net worth.
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At the same time, Mr. Sharon gave in to mounting popular pressure and experts, who viewed a barrier as a security imperative.
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Excluding the 6323 percent of respondents who answered "don't know", the survey gave "In" a lead of 122-226 percent, IG said.
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I think she realized she loved that guy no matter what, and she was not going to give in, and he gave in.
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Both parades gave in to public pressure last year after major sponsors withdrew their support and opened their ranks to openly gay marchers.
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America Rising also has at the ready excerpts of interviews Bloomberg gave in the 1990s before he became the mayor of New York.
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After a lengthy campaign by his wife, Beatriz Gutiérrez, to convince him to accept a security detail, López Obrador at last gave in.
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A poster for a talk he once gave in Turkey hangs on the bathroom wall, opposite a poster featuring different breeds of cats.
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When they were told a second time to sign the form and admit their guilt, 68 percent of sleep-deprived participants gave in.
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P. Morgan's outlook for core loan growth was still 6 to 503 percent for 2018, the same guidance the bank gave in April.
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Kardashian West also admitted that she hesitated whether or not to actually cash her husband's check, but finally gave in to the temptation.
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"But the (Lianyungang) government gave in so quickly, and from that perspective, it does not bode well for the nuclear industry," he said.
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From the Ecuadorian embassy in London where he remains confined, the WikiLeaks founder leaked the testimony he gave in November to Swedish prosecutors.
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In 2016, she gave in, and Prince's Hot Chicken Shack South opened, in a former sports bar, on the other side of town.
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Which made the speech he gave in New York City -- a point-by-point rejection of Trumpism -- all the more important and noteworthy.
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In addition, parts of a deposition Mr. Cosby later gave in a 2005 civil case brought by Ms. Constand were revealed last year.
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But, I gave in, and there we were in a store that I thought would have zero to offer a girl like me.
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In remarks she gave in March, Trump said this little-discussed part of the epidemic is something she is intends to focus on.
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"Burn your 'live, laugh, love' signs immediately," was the advice Margaret Lyons gave in her Watching write-up for this new Netflix program.
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Together, they held more marches, boycotted Japanese goods and organized strikes — until June, when the Chinese government gave in to three key demands.
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Slate on Friday also noted an interview Barr gave in 2001, where Barr says he "certainly did not oppose" any of the pardons.
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Saturday night, under intense pressure in a neck-and-neck contest with a centrist former army chief, Benny Gantz, Mr. Netanyahu gave in.
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The watermelon, cut not too thick, gave structure, and a different kind of sweetness, even as it gave in easily to a fork.
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He asked the hosts of the eulogy he gave, in St. Louis in 2010, not to mention Lieutenant Kelly when they introduced him.
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This one ended after the Dems stayed united, while the Republicans essentially gave in and accepted a small Obamacare concession to save face.
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It&aposs very different from other companies who spend $245 billion and it&aposs gone, or whatever discount it gave in the market.
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After a few moments of the dogs jumping on her, she finally gave in and handed the big one a loaf of bread.
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"If we gave in to the CGT, it would no longer be possible to reform France," Valls told the Ebra regional newspaper group.
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The company finally gave in to the dual SIM card in the form of special models for China and Hong Kong last fall.
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The president gave in, saying late Wednesday that he will deliver the speech when the closure is over rather than find a different venue.
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But they gave in their first response, a non-denial, and in the second, given an opportunity, he chose not to correct the record.
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This week veteran cryptographer Matt Blaze, finally gave in — to what must have been a near-constant, low-level drone of 'CAn Buy Crypto.com???
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MJ recommends "George Saunders Advice to Graduates," a convocation speech that George Saunders gave in 2013 that reminds others of the importance of kindness.
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In other cases, Freud badgered patients into accepting his interpretations, and they either gave in, like the Rat Man, or left treatment, like Dora.
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Or perhaps it really was the reason Pruitt gave in his resignation letter—that "unrelenting attacks" had taken "a sizable toll" on his family.
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Because the city never gave in to overdevelopment, it also never fortified its old buildings to withstand the stronger storms of a warmer world.
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The FDA's own testing on PFAS in food came to light after a presentation the agency gave in Helsinki was leaked to U.S. media.
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I had such a fear of losing him that I gave in order to prolong the pulling in and stave off the pushing away.
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When Bathum began pressuring her for oral sex, she gave in to his wishes, believing it was the most expedient means to an exit.
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"These 50 shirts feature real verbal and nonverbal signals real women gave in moments when they tried to say 'no'," reads the campaign brief.
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The company gave in to one of the protest organizers' demands to end the practice of forced arbitration for employees bringing sexual harassment claims.
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At a talk he gave in Colorado in 2004, he responded jokingly when asked to reflect on his experience applying the Endangered Species Act.
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The statue will show Fawcett holding a placard with the message "Courage calls to courage everywhere," taken from a speech she gave in 1913.
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The results were above the guidance the company gave in July for a first-half result of 26.17 billion yuan to 28.17 billion yuan.
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Many people gave in to the temptation to hide behind the anonymity of the Internet to harass, pester, and bully others — often complete strangers.
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In the meantime, Barack Obama's performance as president — meaning the performance he gave in the role of president of the United States — was flawless.
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The firm cited a deposition Guo gave in which he declined to answer if he had paid Gertz or given him anything of value.
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And then she gave in to the allure of her social media feed to keep tabs on the Minnesota Vikings through the N.F.L. playoffs.
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The NFL, which gave in to pressure from Trump and ordered players not to kneel on the field during the anthem, nonetheless praised Kaepernick.
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The white paper was basically a repetition of a speech Theresa May gave in mid-January where she outlined 12 points for leaving the EU.
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We just found out that this is not possible…these children are suffering terribly because of the horribly crass interview Albert gave in New York.
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He also asked Pichai for his commitment to protecting U.S. elections from the threat of foreign agents such as Russia, which Pichai gave in full.
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But last year, in search of something comforting during the darkest point of election season, I finally gave in, and I have never looked back.
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Instead, it seems, he refused to carry out a presidential instruction — and Trump just gave in and allowed him to stay in the job anyway.
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Monroe finally gave in, lifted the youngster onto the stage, and strapped his own mandolin on the boy so he could show off his chops.
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On the internet, you can find one of the few live performances that he gave in the now-defunct bar, Gótica, in Bogotá in 2004.
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Strong unions, professional associations and some sectors resisted any change that would deprive them of special treatment and politicians gave in to save their seats.
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Warned by his government that this action required its authorization, Neruda threatened to shoot himself unless the Winnipeg sailed, and the Chilean president gave in.
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Mr Sirisena, who only a week before had sworn he would never appoint Mr Wickremesinghe, even if all 225 MPs insisted on him, gave in.
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John Conyers finally gave in to pressure and resigned and then a growing number of Democratic senators called on fellow Democrat Al Franken to resign.
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It now expects full-year earnings, excluding items, of $2.67 to $2.77 a share, which is 697.33 cents above the outlook it gave in February.
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That shutdown was eventually resolved when Republicans gave in and allowed a spending bill to pass with some increase in verifications for health care access.
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Cruz — who has definitely positioned himself as an immigration restrictionist but until now has avoided an explicit promise to deport millions of people — gave in.
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In September, Mr. Trump gave "in-principle" and "conceptual approval" for South Korea to purchase missile defense systems and other weapons from the United States.
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Republicans gave in to some of the demands for more funding, but they're not paying for the salary hike with new taxes on the wealthy.
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Republicans gave in to some of the demands for more funding — but they're not paying for the salary hike with new taxes on the wealthy.
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I finally gave in after learning that it would make my income and expenses easier to track and would potentially keep the IRS at bay.
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The schedule also points to political destinations, like a keynote address he gave in April to the American Legislative Exchange Council, an industry-funded group.
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On CBS, Daniels also reiterated many of the details of an interview she gave In Touch magazine in 2011 but was only published in February.
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In a detailed foreign policy speech she gave in November 2018, she said that NAFTA needed to be renegotiated, but Trump's deal wasn't an improvement.
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" Asked in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter whether the assessment of Sanders she gave in the documentary "still holds," Clinton replied: "Yes, it does.
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This approach, which the Times says involves attempts at "intimidation" and "humiliation," imperiled officials whether they gave in to pressure from the President or not.
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Some complaints also related to Senate testimony Kavanaugh gave in 2004 and 2006 when he was a nominee to become a federal appeals court judge.
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After a back-and-forth in which Cohen's lawyers offered to tell the judge confidentially, they gave in and announced the unnamed client was Hannity.
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But if Saudi Arabia and the UAE hoped to cause so much pain that Qatar gave in to their demands, their ploy has so far failed.
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" Boudreau explained the message he gave in the second intermission, telling his team, "It's great that you can play right away right after the same situation.
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According to quotes each of the stars gave in the press release, both 2 Chainz and Scott had a blast creating the video and subsequent ad.
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But I pushed further and further, and finally he gave in and gave me an insane price that I'm sure was just to scare me away.
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Back in late 2007, an infamously convoluted answer she gave in a debate about whether she supported issuing driving licenses to illegal immigrants provided then-Sen.
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Ma said he got several requests to meet the president-elect, and he finally gave in to a meeting thanks to an email from a friend.
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And they'll only get louder the next time Howard returns to Staples Center, after he gave in and gave the heckler the attention he was craving.
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An ethnic Chinese Christian, Ahok is currently under investigation by Indonesian police over a speech he gave in which hardline Islamists claim he insulted the Quran.
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Turns out, a section of her speech was lifted nearly word-for-word from the speech Michelle Obama gave in 2008 at the Democratic National Convention.
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After years of listening to my dad sing the praises of Hibiclens, I finally gave in to my curiosity and decided to do a little digging.
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One scholar cites a little-known speech King gave in New York on December 25, 1964, not long after he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
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To be sure, $13 billion is less than 4 percent of the $373.25 billion Americans gave in 2015 to charity, according to the Giving USA Foundation.
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A transcript of a separate speech Wirathu gave in southern Myanmar in April, submitted to the court, records Wirathu crudely criticizing Suu Kyi's relationships with foreigners.
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I surrendered to the fact I am not good at translating mental concepts into a visual expression and gave in to my feelings and intuitive responses.
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He was sentenced in September to more than four years in jail in relation to a speech he gave in 2013, but faces several more charges.
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Such blessed assurance, at least for passengers on the busiest southern, south-western and central parts of England's railways, was what Phil Sayer gave in spades.
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On July 4, a speech he gave in Washington, DC, claimed that the 18th-century American army in the Revolutionary War "seized airports" from the British.
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Indeed, the President needs to give a companion speech like the one he gave in Riyadh to a European summit, though one that's much more nuanced.
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A Pennsylvania judge has ruled that damaging testimony Bill Cosby gave in an accuser's lawsuit can be used at his criminal sex assault trial.
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So frustrated were most opponents that they eventually gave in to chasing Schilt's leg back to him and eating a powerful jab on the way in.
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Eventually, the governor gave in to the teachers' demands and gave them a 5 percent raise as well as a hold on increasing health insurance premiums.
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Singh is unusual among Sikhs seeking accommodations because in 2006 he attended West Point, where he gave in to pressure to cut his hair and beard.
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At first, "it was a simple note from ISIS, written by hand," said Mr. Osman, an account he also gave in accounts submitted to the court.
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And he has become fascinated with crypto currencies and how they can help populist movements, the subject of a speech he gave in Zurich this week.
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Paul Krugman On election night 2016, I gave in temporarily to a temptation I warn others about: I let my political feelings distort my economic judgment.
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Mr. Trump came away genuinely impressed with Ms. Yellen, according to a person briefed on the process, but a speech she gave in Jackson Hole, Wyo.
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It gave in to every one of the show's most tedious instincts, substituting slow stares and endless montage sequences for any actual development or new interiority.
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Gove himself had to correct a mistaken message he gave in an earlier interview that children of divorced or separated children could not move between parents.
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But by 2014, according to testimony Mr. Jones gave in a court case, his operations were bringing in more than $20 million a year in revenue.
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Western allies lined up to support London's complaints, but the Kremlin vehemently denied the accusations, echoing the rejection of guilt it gave in the Litvinenko case.
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Ms. Macron, during an interview she gave in 2016 to Paris Match magazine, described falling in love: "I felt that I was slipping, too," she said.
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What I am arguing is that she knew what sort of chatter giving a speech like she gave in a moment like this one would create.
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An emotional, unscripted speech Mr. Clinton gave in 1993 about the toll of violence on black youth has been called one the best of his presidency.
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She was in New York when artists tried to resist the pull and tug of money and celebrity, and she was there when many gave in.
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And not all of the country's sports stars gave in to pressure from their bosses to dope, which included sinister threats about unspecified repercussions for disobedience.
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Judge John Hodgman Dan writes: I gave in to my girlfriend Sammy's request to adopt a cat but asked that I get to name the pet.
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The article is similar to the treatment that the Times gave in 2007 to Barack Obama's pick-up basketball days, which was also full of subtle flatteries.
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The operating free cashflow generated by its French division should be at the low end of 1.5 billion to 1.6 billion euro guidance it gave in May.
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Jane's colleague asked for Klonopin to help her sleep, so Jane, eager to please, gave in, even though the instructions on her pill bottle prohibit doing so.
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After Italy's non-political finance minister, Giovanni Tria, reluctantly gave in, Mr Di Maio appeared on the balcony of the prime minister's office, jubilantly punching the air.
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" 231, straight, male"I remember one time in particular that I wanted to have sex, my girlfriend did not, but she 'gave in' to make me happy.
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Cruz's pitch was that if Republicans simply exhibited sufficient solidarity and refused to fund the government until Obama gave in to their goals, then Republicans would win.
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The government of Pakistan gave in to mass protests by Islamist agitators and barred Asia Bibi, a Christian woman recently acquitted of blasphemy, from leaving the country.
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The victim was 15 when Hill began sending sexually explicit messages to her, then "repeatedly pestered her" to have sex until "she finally gave in," police said.
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At a stroke, Mr Macron gave in to a populist demand, and sent both his own alma mater and a symbol of modern France to the guillotine.
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Mr Khan gave in to pressure and sought the resignation of Mr Mian, a world-class economist who only wants to improve the lot of ordinary Pakistanis.
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Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) gave in March to the Council on American-Islamic Relations, edited without context to imply that she downplayed the attacks of September 11.
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During a live podcast show in July, the hosts of Slate's Political Gabfest attempted to diagram a Trump sentence from a speech he gave in South Carolina.
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That is a far cry from the private statements she gave in 2012, and it might have been evidence that she's become "woke" in the days since.
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With Americans exasperated over the 35-day shutdown's impact on everyday life, including air travel, Trump finally gave in and agreed to reopen the government until Feb.
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Kim and Jim dreaded the idea of testing Sherry, who was 203 months old when they got Jaime's diagnosis, but gave in to pressure from their doctors.
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JPMorgan also lowered its outlook for net interest income to "about $228.90 billion" in 2019 from the $58 billion to $60 billion projection executives gave in February.
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Kalanick referenced working on Uber 2.0, which he had described in a talk he gave in March as "the most just place to work" in the world.
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Used to be kind of famous — gave in to one of its fiercest tormentors this week: the hedge fund Starboard Value, often described as an activist investor.
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What happened when T's online managing editor gave in to the wellness trend that New Yorkers — especially millennials and young entrepreneurs — can't seem to get enough of.
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For Uber, the 35% take rate that Jalopnik found was more than 84% higher than the number the company gave in an earnings call earlier this month.
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Of course not: As it became clear that House Republicans were losing the public politics, they gave in and reopened the government almost entirely on Democrats' terms.
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Phra Buddha Issara, a firebrand monk who called for reform of Buddhism, said the junta gave in to pressure too easily given government promises to fight corruption.
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Hours after Uber CEO Travis Kalanick gave in to investor pressure to resign, one of those investors has decided to step down from the board of directors.
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After months of unceasing demands from LGBT advocates, the NCAA, and big business, North Carolina's legislature finally gave in, seduced by the elusive promise of political compromise.
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Rotten Apple: European Apple supplier Dialog Semiconductor (DLGNF) warned Monday that its fourth quarter sales will be at the bottom of the range it gave in October.
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But like the previous two debates, this one took a turn, as Mr. Trump the performer gave in to the urge to riff and mix it up.
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For years, she hid in the homes of non-Jewish friends, according to an account she gave in dozens of letters written during and after the war.
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A speech on propaganda that Mr. Xi gave in August 2013 suggested he was alarmed by the United States' surveillance capabilities that were exposed by Edward Snowden.
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In this instance, Gorka and Karem exchanged words following a speech Trump gave in the Rose Garden that Karem and other members of the press corps observed.
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He had escaped from an Ohio prison by jumping out of a window and climbing down a tree, according to a newspaper interview he gave in 1945.
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When I came back around to Buckingham Palace, I gave in to the inevitable: I sat on the ground, and set up a petition on my phone.
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After years of fealty to my trusty Starwood Preferred Guest credit card, I, too, gave in last year and picked up cards from American Airlines and Delta.
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The State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) said it expected economic growth of 0.9 percent in 2017, below the forecast of 1.4 percent it gave in June.
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CEO Larry Page appears far removed from making decisions about the company's self-driving car unit, based on answers he gave in a legal deposition last month.
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Based on Peter Quilter's 2005 play End of the Rainbow, it focuses on a series of concerts Garland gave in London beginning in the winter of 1968.
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Doug Ducey (R) on Thursday gave in to public school teachers' demands amid protests, promising a net pay increase of 2900 percent over the next two years.
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Its goal is to build the "post-West world order" that Sergey Lavrov, Russia's foreign minister, called for in a speech he gave in Munich in February.
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It was during the deposition testimony he gave in the 2005 civil suit that Mr. Cosby admitted to obtaining quaaludes in his pursuit of sex with women.
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He initially opposed paying $418 million for the short-term plan to fix the subways (he eventually gave in), and was cold over Albany's congestion pricing plan.
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And for years, airlines largely gave in, fearing that customers would find metal detectors at the airport more off-putting than the possibility of a midair diversion.
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The State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) said it expected economic growth of 1.6 percent in 2017, down from the forecast of 1.8 percent it gave in December.
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Loman alleges that while she was hesitant to accept Weinstein's invitation to Cannes, she finally gave in after his assistant called her up to 30 times a day.
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Mr Zhang says that, were he able to give another lecture like the one he gave in 2011, students would be even more supportive than they were then.
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Speaking with PEOPLE, the 18-year-old previously shared that she didn't expect there to be such a strong reaction to the speech she gave in Fort Lauderdale.
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We eventually gave in because the grillmaster was so pushy and we didn't want to keep making a scene, but the whole meal was impacted as a result.
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And he was able to turn down temptations from Ricky and his girlfriend, but in trying to cope when his mother died, he gave in to the drugs.
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Some of the UK pay-TV group's investors are grumbling that independent directors gave in too quickly to an opportunistic bid from Rupert Murdoch's Twenty-First Century Fox.
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NFL owners gave in to pressure from Trump and his supporters earlier this year when they approved a policy that will fine players who kneel during the anthem.
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LONDON — Prime Minister David Cameron gave in to pressure from the House of Lords on Wednesday and announced that Britain would accept more unaccompanied Syrian children as refugees.
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Credo was angered by an interview the DNC chair gave in January to The New York Times in which she accused young women of "complacency" about reproductive rights.
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Trump raved to West Wing staff about a speech Sessions gave in March in which he chastised California officials over sanctuary cities, according to a White House official.
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Ryan often gave in to Trump's demands as House speaker, even as he was said to privately disapprove of Trump's bombastic, tweet-first-and-think-later governing style.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Before Jake Berthot became a painter, he was ridiculed by high school peers for an unorthodox answer he once gave in class.
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"The traditional container shipping model seems broken," they wrote in a note this month, maintaining the "unattractive" rating for the group's stock which they first gave in April.
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Democrats understood that if they gave in, they would allow the Republicans to repeat the exercise whenever they wanted: Shut the government until the governing party paid ransom.
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While there, she opened an interior design business in Beverly Hills, decorating movie studios and the homes of film stars, according to an interview she gave in 2005.
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Apparently Beyoncé agrees: The audio from a performance Younger gave in 2013, for an NPR Field Recordings video, was recently featured in "Homecoming," Beyoncé's smash-hit Coachella documentary.
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The other week, another one of these videos went viral (it has 1.9 million views on Twitter at the time this article was published), and I gave in.
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By contrast, senators like Shelley Moore Capito, Dean Heller and Rob Portman who had made a big show of protecting their constituents readily gave in to party leaders.
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Bolton will reportedly reveal in his upcoming book that Trump directly told him he would withhold Ukraine's aid until the country gave in to his demands for investigations.
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But given the implicit green light he gave in a call to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan for the Turkish military offensive against the Kurds, now we've found out.
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They noted that he was heavily involved in drafting a speech Mr. Trump gave in Warsaw describing Western civilization as at risk, an address applauded by nationalist supporters.
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The protests were set off by a speech Ahok gave in late September criticizing political rivals for quoting the Quran in order to sway Muslim constituents against him.
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Among the payments he did not disclose was a $45,000 fee from a Russian state-backed news organization for a speech he gave in Moscow two months before.
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In the famous "race" speech he gave in 2008 when his candidacy was threatened by the release of his former pastor's angry condemnation of America, Obama invoked her.
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Mr. Sulzberger, who died in 2012, attested to that in a speech that he gave in 1996, on the 25th anniversary of the release of the Pentagon Papers.
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Her account on the show matches others she gave in a 2011 interview with In Touch Magazine and in a nondisclosure agreement she signed regarding the alleged affair.
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After waiting three days, President Trump and the Federal Aviation Administration gave in to pressure and joined more than 40 other countries in grounding the "Max 8" planes.
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In an interview he gave in 2006, George P. openly spoke of "Bush fatigue" when discussing his own father's presidential ambitions — a prediction that proved prescient in hindsight.
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Mr. Cohen's allies have brushed off the criticism as little more than distractions, and suggested that the release of additional testimony he gave in private will clear him.
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What began in 2011 as an aggressively quirky hangout sitcom found its groove once it gave in to the chemistry between Jess (Zooey Deschanel) and Nick (Jake Johnson).
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A speechwriter for the campaign has taken the blame for the apparent plagiarism in Monday's address, which had similarities to the one first lady Michelle Obama gave in 2008.
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Held at the Museum of the City of New York, models took the runway as his "Bamboozled" speech, which he gave in Harlem in 1963, blared in the background.
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The company said it expects to spend $24.9 billion to $213 billion this year, lower than a preliminary estimate of $22 billion to $3.8 billion it gave in November.
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Trump, a Republican, gave in to Democratic demands that the spending bill not include money to start building the wall he wants to erect on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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It reported a net loss of 144.4 million euros ($162.3 million) for January-March, in line with a previous estimate it gave in April, of 140-13 million euros.
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These accusations, leveled by Frank Darabont, the Academy Award-nominated screenwriter and director ("The Shawshank Redemption"), came to light in a deposition he gave in a lawsuit against AMC.
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Sounding eerily like the speech George W. Bush gave in 2001 when he declared his War on Terror, Trump then turned to the reliable platitudes of good and evil.
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And trying to figure out what this is going to look like, but the president gave in that statement that John Roberts just played, he gave them an out.
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The top reasons Californians gave in the government survey for not saving for retirement were that they did not make enough money or needed to pay off their debts.
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The clip of Omar comes from a speech the Congress member gave in March to members of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), a Muslim civil rights organization.
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Shia LaBeouf gave in to the natural temptation that we all have, to get matching tattoo portraits of Missy Elliott on his knees, when filming new movie American Honey.
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By the time he wrote "A Realistic Look at Race Relations"—an essay based on a speech he gave in 1956—King was no longer relying on individual conversion.
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The bottom line, from Axios' Jonathan Swan: The speech Trump gave in the Rose Garden was the most full-throated expression of populist nationalism we've seen since his inauguration.
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The terms come from the sociologist Max Weber, who used them in a speech he gave in January 1919 to a group of leftist students at a Munich bookstore.
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The video below is of a performance preview the duo gave in Berlin leading up to the project's formal debut in December at the Festival of Light in Lyon.
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In a public talk Gates gave in July, he said he sees such invisible realms existing everywhere and that his work serves as a metaphor for hidden societal realities.
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Haddad wasn't totally game when his wife and the girls came up with the idea for the Beyoncé dance, but with them egging him long enough, he gave in.
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Ring won't permit his client to speak directly about the allegations beyond referring to a Los Angeles Times interview she gave in October, shortly after going to the police.
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Epic Games tried to defend the B.R.U.T.E. in an August 15 blog post, but the creators finally gave in and weakened the suit with a patch on August 22.
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Cornyn eventually gave in to reporters' demands and answered a few questions on the special counsel probe into Russian meddling in the 2016 election and the possibility of collusion.
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The clip was taken during a 2015 press conference Sanders gave in Baltimore after touring the neighborhood where Freddie Grey, whose death in police custody sparked riots, was arrested.
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In both the 2013 shutdown and the close call in 2015, the side that ended up getting the blame in public eyes was the side that eventually gave in.
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President Trump gave in to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi late last night and agreed not to give the State of the Union address until after the shutdown is over.
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Ryan, who is a Roman Catholic, said his decision stemmed from the chaplain's "pastoral care," not politics, or a prayer he gave in November that Ryan took issue with.
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But Schumer gave in before they achieved that aim, instead only extracting a relatively weak promise from Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to debate an immigration bill on the floor.
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None of that changes the fact that Trump will laud Conway for the performance (and it was a performance) because she never gave in to the media or something.
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This volume, "Conversación en Princeton," provides a view into a seminar that Vargas Llosa gave in 2015 with Rubén Gallo, a professor of language and literature at Princeton University.
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She said she would find her mother with her pants wet with urine all the way down to her knees, according to a deposition she gave in the lawsuit.
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In a sign of his campaign's struggles, Sanders finally gave in to advisers who had been pushing for months to go negative on Biden, releasing two ads criticizing him.
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Comey was referring to the account Trump gave in an NBC interview on May 11 — and Comey fought back on the rest of the story as Trump told it.
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Among other charming answers he gave in the rapid-fire interview, this is just reason No. 12489 why Styles is a prince who should be protected at all costs.
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As if aware of such faintheartedness, he ends the book with a beautiful examination of Martin Luther King, Jr.—in particular the celebrated last speech he gave, in Memphis.
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And that, at the end of the longest government shutdown in American history, Trump gave in -- agreeing to reopen the government without a single dollar more for the wall.
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Not surpisingly, Trump remembered the meeting very differently, in testimony he gave in 1984 during the USFL's antitrust case against the NFL (which we will get back to shortly).
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The first form, which he signed in February, does not directly mention a paid speech he gave in Moscow, as well as other payments from companies linked to Russia.
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But when it became clear that public opinion as turning away from them, Democrats gave in, agreed to re-open the government in exchange for a debate later on.
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A few hours later I was in such a bad way that I gave in to all my usual meds and took extras to get rid of the milk.
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Shares in the group, which said it was otherwise trading in line with the guidance it gave in December, were down 21 pence at 491 pence at 0806 GMT.
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Sony is now on its seventh iteration of that hugely successful range, while Nikon finally gave in last year and released its first full-frame Z-mount mirrorless cameras.
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Issacharoff was even more concerned about the future of democratic politics in a talk, "Anxieties of Democracy," that he gave in February at the University of Texas law school.
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Struggle or repeat even the performance he gave in the second debate -- barely clearing what was then a decidedly low bar -- and those whispers start getting a lot louder.
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Early Thursday, Mr. McConnell gave in to Mr. Trump's demand on the state of emergency, hoping that his willingness to compromise would keep the president from rejecting the bill.
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It appears Wendell Pierce got just as good as he gave in his alleged fight with a Bernie Sanders supporter in Atlanta ... now that we see his mug shot.
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President Donald Trump gave in to Democratic demands that the spending bill not include money to start building the wall he wants to erect on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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In fact, Russian President Vladimir Putin himself declared he seeks a "New Yalta" during a speech he gave in Crimea in 2014, after Russia invaded and annexed the Ukrainian peninsula.
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That means Bixby's voice features will end up launching at the earliest sometime this summer — which starts June 21st — and after the "spring" target that Samsung gave in early April.
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I sulked through Warped Tour in 2009, went once more in 2010 out of some imagined obligation, and then finally gave in and retired my Warped Tour Road Trip streak.
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Her youngest daughter, Tallulah, 24, also gave her a warm welcome to the social media platform by resharing her video and expressing excitement that her "queen mother" finally gave in.
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At some point, his lawyers may well file a motion to suppress the testimony that he gave in a civil suit later brought by the woman, Andrea Constand, in 2005.
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Late Thursday afternoon and Friday morning, prosecutors spent several hours going over the deposition Cosby gave in Constand's long-settled civil suit filed in 2005, in which he discussed Constand.
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And this is the reason why Senator Chuck Grassley, with the Senate Judiciary Committee is adamant about getting his deposition that he gave in London here to the United States.
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"The only thing we gave in the second meeting was the telephone number of the transition team because the Russians wanted to get hold of the transition team," Banks said.
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LONDON, April 5 (Reuters) - British food ingredients maker Tate & Lyle on Tuesday said its fourth-quarter and full-year performance was in line with the forecast it gave in February.
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When Mr. Prince asked him to join the cast of "Show Boat," he begged off, saying he was not right for the part of Cap'n Andy, but eventually gave in.
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Trump gave in on Friday and said he would agree to a three-week measure reopening the government that would give the two sides time to negotiate on border security.
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The spokesperson also pointed to a January speech that Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg gave in Brussels in which she promised Facebook would look to go beyond the law's requirements.
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The second source, John Tiegan, was a military contractor at Benghazi, but the account he gave Zimmerman and Housley contradicted the account he gave in his own book, 13 Hours.
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But, if any of them are standing on a primary-debate stage in 2020, they are going to have to offer better answers than the ones Clinton gave in Flint.
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Conservatives gave in too often to temptation while they held a majority on the court — just consider the series of challenges to Obamacare that made their way to the court.
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The quote comes from a commencement speech Obama gave in 2012 at Barnard College, where he also made a case for combatting climate change and a woman's right to choose.
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And there was criticism of a speech Mr. Farage gave in the United States in which he claimed that entire streets in one British town were divided on racial lines.
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But with the weather not expected to improve until Wednesday, Olympic officials on Monday did something uncharacteristic: In essence, they threw up their hands and gave in to the weather.
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In a statement he gave in November, Heatherton denied "playing any role in creating a toxic environment at Dartmouth College" and said none of the plaintiffs were his graduate students.
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And he said that his lawyer had written to House Intelligence Committee officials asking for a correction to testimony he gave in the panel's own investigation into Russia's election interference.
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Several were zero-day, meaning Apple was unaware of them at the time of Project Zero's discovery; Apple patched these within the seven-day deadline Google gave in iOS 12.1.
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A speech the first lady gave in New Hampshire last week attacking Trump for the tape was praised by many as one of the most powerful speeches of the campaign.
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Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie gave inaccurate answers to senators during his confirmation process regarding pro-Confederate events he attended and speeches he gave in 2009, according to CNN's KFile.
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"Some people who are loyalists probably gave in spite of the investigations just to show solidarity with the mayor," said John Mollenkopf, the director of the Center for Urban Research.
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When historians write about the mainstreaming of feminism in the early 21st century, they may well begin with "We Should All Be Feminists," a TED talk Adichie gave in 2012.
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Have a look at the closing pitches that caucusgoers are hearing: We analyzed the stump speeches that six Democratic presidential candidates gave in the final weeks before the Iowa caucuses.
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But supporters eventually gave in on most issues in order to pass something — anything — before time was up, said David Moon, a House Democrat who co-sponsored Ms. Dumais's bill.
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The State Department on Tuesday appeared to push back on that move, referring to a speech Mr. Trump gave in April that avoided naming the mass killings as a genocide.
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After five days of trying to break the unwanted encryption, the Tewksbury cops gave in and paid $500 using Bitcoins and Tor, a program that preserves anonymity on the Internet.
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In a statement Wednesday, a Trump Organization "in-house staff writer" took the blame for Melania Trump's Monday speech that bore similarities to one first lady Michelle Obama gave in 2008.
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In a speech he gave in 2011 under then King Abdullah, the sheikh was quoted as saying that frank and open dialogue between Sunnis and Shiites could help strengthen Saudi unity.
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Years later, one of the memories he values most from his time in Davos is a talk King Abdullah II of Jordan gave in 2013 about conditions in the Middle East.
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TMZ also asked Legend if he had a comment on a speech Democratic representative Maxine Waters recently gave in Los Angeles that encouraged people to vocalize their concerns with GOP policies.
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Asked how much service mortgage brokers gave in exchange for trailing commissions, which are paid over the life of an investment whether the customer receives advice or not, Comyn said "limited".
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But watching the Fortnite community come together with curiosity and excitement over the season 4 reveal made me pay closer attention, and eventually I finally gave in and started to play.
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"Today's computers are so amazing that we fail to notice how terrible they really are," Meta CEO Meron Gribetz said as he kicked off the TEDx talk he gave in February.
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Upset that his left hand to him appeared incomplete, however, Trump nagged Cowan for 15 years to touch it up until the painter gave in, as the Daily News first reported.
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EDF said 2017 nuclear output would be slightly below an already lowered target range of 383-387 terawatt-hours (TWh) it gave in October, but did not indicate how far below.
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Originally formed without any intention to play a note of music, the members thankfully gave in to curiosity in 1991 when the t-shirts for their fake band became a hit.
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GSoW editors wrote his page years ago and included information casting doubt on his claims, such as an interview Romanek gave in which he admitted to faking some of his evidence.
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" Trump was responding to an unusually blunt speech McConnell gave in Kentucky on Monday, in which he said Trump had "excessive expectations about how quickly things happen in the democratic process.
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Then there was the speech he gave in Indianapolis on the day of King's assassination—a brilliant piece of improvisation in which he quotes Aeschylus and may have quelled a riot.
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Mary Beard's new book Women & Power: A Manifesto is a one-stop-shop of an argument and, indeed, it has its roots in a couple of lectures Beard gave in 2016.
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The demand for more debates was too high, and eventually both candidates gave in to it, making the DNC appear utterly feckless, with not even Clinton there to back it up.
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A week after Armenia's parliament rejected opposition leader Nikol Pashinyan as prime minister, voters gave in to protests and popular sentiment and elected him Tuesday in a 59 to 42 vote.
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The Austrian grocer Spar gave in to public pressure and said it will stop carrying halal meat, even though the grocer clarified that its Halal meat was from sedated animals, too.
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In a video of a December 2016 speech he gave in Moscow, Mr. Page told the audience that he had met with an executive of Rosneft, another major Russian energy company.
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She surmised it might be because of her book on the theft, as well as a Romanian-language interview she gave in May, which received a lot of coverage in Romania.
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Four years earlier, just 9503 percent of contributors to participating candidates made donations at that level, while in 2950, 23.2 percent of donors gave in that range, according to the report.
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With consent that Mueller gave in the wake of last week's plea, Jackson also agreed this week to end a requirement that Gates wear a GPS tracking device at all times.
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Aides said Mr. Yang had received about 300,000 contributions from unique donors over the course of his campaign, but did not disclose how many individuals gave in the third quarter specifically.
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I had more trouble managing myself than them, like when I gave in to temptation and bought Lawrence, an adorable little Oberhasli goat whose poor ears had been deformed by frostbite.
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He shot down a plan to ambush Bork with a recording of a speech he gave in 1985, insisting on sharing it with the judge before airing it in the committee.
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He shot down a plan to ambush Bork with a recording of a speech he gave in 1985, insisting on sharing it with the judge before airing it in the committee.
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Prosecutors said Mr. Craig gave in to hubris and self-interest, hiding the truth of his media contacts, not only from the Justice Department, but from his own firm's general counsel.
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Numerous debate viewers were mystified by an answer Biden gave in Thursday's Democratic debate, which suggested "mak[ing] sure you have the record player on" could ensure children learned more words.
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The likelihood that price growth is accelerating was one of the reasons Williams gave in an interview on Thursday in which he called for tighter monetary policy in the United States.
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That shutdown actually produced some more responsible government in the end, as President Clinton gave in partly to GOP demands and submitted a more balanced budget, according the Congressional Budget Office.
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Their orphanages were not equipped for children younger than 5, but Dahlia was advanced for her apparent age, toilet trained and able to dress herself, and Ms. Nasim finally gave in.
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I was hesitant to spend this much on a "coffee maker", but took into consideration what it costs to get a decent cappuccino from a cafe or Starbucks and finally gave in.
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Rubio said he still has doubts about Tillerson due to some of the answers he gave in his Senate confirmation hearing, including refusing to acknowledge that Putin committed war crimes in Syria.
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McSally waited until late in Monday's debate to cite an interview Sinema gave in 2003, when a local radio host posited a hypothetical question about a person deciding to join the Taliban.
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Of those devices, 900 million are active iPhones in use, which is up 9 percent over the previous year, according to a stat CFO Luca Maestri gave in a Financial Times interview.
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The company also boosted its full-year outlook, in contrast to the disappointing guidance it gave in February which resulted in its stock price being cut nearly in half the following day.
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The jury also revisited Cosby's description of the night from sworn depositions he gave in 2005 and 2006 during a civil lawsuit by Constand and a police interview he conducted in 2005.
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The Hall of Fame says they are certainly are aware of him, and has clippings of a few articles on Claxton and an interview he gave in 1964 to a Tacoma newspaper.
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"From North Korea's perspective, the remarks that Pompeo gave (in Congress) were disrespectful to Kim Jong Un himself and so they want him to no longer be their negotiating partner," he said.
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When Joel finally gave in and started arguing with a movie, you knew that movie was truly bad; with Mike, arguing with the movie was an innate part of the viewing experience.
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Asked what changed recently about Trump's confidence in Comey, Sanders partly cited a correction that had to be issued to testimony that the FBI director gave in a congressional hearing last week.
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The torture, mostly of blacks, took place under former Commander Jon Burge, who was fired in 1983 and later convicted of lying about police torture in testimony he gave in civil lawsuits.
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I was pretty reluctant but they kept asking and when we finally gave in, and played the show, it was so much fun that we were happy to accept a Laneway slot.
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That much at least one can conclude from the nearly three-and-a-half hour speech that President Xi Jinping gave in Beijing at the start of the 19th Communist Party Congress.
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But the more House leadership and the White House gave in to the Freedom Caucus's conservative demands on the health bill, the less popular the bill became with other members of Congress.
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Trump had shown a glimmer of that side of her marriage during an interview she gave in October to ABC News, stealthily suggesting she was behind the departure of West Wing aides.
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President Donald Trump, also a Republican, gave in to Democratic demands that the spending bill not include money to start building the wall he wants to erect on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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And there's a villain, of course: Hanna Jaff, with her backyard fencing lessons, her wall of framed degrees and awards and her name-drop of the TED Talk she gave in Kurdistan.
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Activists happen to have seized on this project, and the president gave in to them, so TransCanada is entitled under NAFTA to compensation for the financial losses it incurred as a result.
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But a house, a baby and some career changes later, as I was folding tiny T-shirts while doing an interview and rocking the baby's chair with my foot, I gave in.
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The inquiry stems from claims by Mr. Cohen, the president's former personal lawyer, who told Congress this year, above, that the lawyers in question helped edit false testimony he gave in 0003.
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"The Sky is Pink" ends with photographs and video clips of the real Chaudhury family living the moments depicted in the film, including a TEDx talk Aisha gave in India in 2014.
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" Less well known is the speech he gave in Washington, D.C., a few years later: "If the white man wants to live in peace with the Indian, he can live in peace.
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The administration also gave in to Democratic demands for removal of a provision that would have allowed any country to block a case against it from moving forward, if it so wished.
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Her son, a fifth grader at a local Catholic school, had pleaded with her to go to the park rather than stay home on Sunday, and she said she finally gave in.
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But those events took place earlier in the evening before many in the crowd of 40,584 gave in to temperatures that hovered near 40 degrees and the clock drew closer to midnight.
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The signed agreement included no specifics on the distribution of appointments, and Abdullah and Ghani vetoed each other's choices, or one of them held the process hostage until the other gave in.
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Awarding Vikander could give her an Oscar boost for the best performance she gave in 2015 (she had a bunch of them), while Winslet, Fonda, and Mirren are all awards show favorites.
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"To be told that I can't fly despite the assurances that Secretary Kerry gave in a letter to Foreign Minister Zarif that this won't affect ordinary Iranians is just crazy," Ms. Rahimpour wrote.
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Phillips reveals that after months of clients including Khloé Kardashian begging her to try a certain makeup look and her steadfastly refusing in return, she finally gave in – and now she can't stop.
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BUT there's some weird stuff hidden within, stuff that calls back to a bizarre (and, if I'm being honest, incredibly annoying) neo-dadaist TEDx "talk" the CEO gave in Sarasota, Florida in 2012.
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And you know, all of the support he gave in terms of talking through a lot of these lies that were being put out by the U.S. government and fake media outlets, so.
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It might never have happened had a judge not decided to unseal Cosby's transcript for the deposition he gave in Constand's civil case she brought against him in 2005, which was eventually settled.
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She's released at least 10 album-length recordings since 2013, and Gave In Rest is actually her second LP this year , following the similarly dispositioned Let Night Come on Bells End the Day.
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"When the driving campaign took off in 2011, the Saudi government felt that if they gave in on this issue it would open the floodgates for wider reforms in Saudi society," Begum explains.
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In 1988 Mr Stone oversaw the creation of a Draft Trump for President Committee, and arranged for supporters to hold "Trump for President" signs at a speech Mr Trump gave in New Hampshire.
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But that small signal that Apple gave in the third quarter may be a sign that the company has much bigger expectations for its performance going into the fourth quarter this year: ( function() {
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Turkey's election officials today gave in to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's request for a re-run of the Istanbul mayor's race, five weeks after the ruling AKP suffered a narrow but bruising defeat.
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Clinton was initially reluctant to give up her independence in the Senate to hitch herself to Obama's administration, but she eventually gave in and decided to accept the position of secretary of state.
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He gave in, however, perhaps realising that it would be difficult for one young boy to convert a vast nation to a sport that, even to the Welsh, can at times seem idiosyncratic.
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The wonderful and inspiring speeches that the former secretary of State gave in the closing days of the New Hampshire primary were overwhelmed by the negative tactics of her campaign, eviscerating her message.
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On Wednesday, it said the hit from currency moves would be 50 million euros on a net level, based on mid-April rates, more than the 35 million euros it gave in February.
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Slat became famous for a TED x talk that he gave in 20113, in which he expounded on an idea that he had after a scuba-diving trip in Greece during high school.
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The next day I gave in to my lingering doubts about the answer I chose for 38D and sent off a revision (the version we have before us), along with an explanatory note.
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Through Twitter tantrums and silly speeches, like the one he gave in New York, Trump lost us one of our most valuable national-security assets: our country's credibility and confidence in our leadership.
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In a talk that Bloch gave in 2014, he listed 12 other reimplementations, spanning from 1964 to 2009: In his closing arguments, Google lawyer Robert Van Nest reiterated the testimony of Joshua Bloch.
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The two examples the source gave: In a private meeting last summer, Trump asked senior national security aides, including then-national security adviser H.R. McMaster, what would happen if the U.S. invaded Venezuela.
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Maybe we should sometimes ask ourselves what would happen to the modern society if we all just gave in to "the urge" instead of suppressing our deepest needs and longings all the time.
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On Wednesday, CNN reported on two speeches Mateer gave in 2015 while he was working with First Liberty, in which he referred to transgender children as "Satan's plan" and made other bigoted statements.
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It's natural and, one must admit, tempting to predict a quick comeuppance — and I myself gave in to that temptation, briefly, on that horrible election night, suggesting that a global recession was imminent.
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In her 2001 performance piece "Art Must Hang," artist Andrea Fraser both commemorated and critiqued the "performance piece" that was Martin Kippenberger, reenacting word-for-word a drunken speech Kippenberger gave in 1995.
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He did not mention a paid speech he gave in Moscow, and he belatedly disclosed, after leaving the White House, that the Turkish government had paid him more than $500,000 for lobbying services.
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" And that was some speech George W. Bush gave in New York the other day, warning pointedly of "nationalism distorted into nativism," and a politics "more vulnerable to conspiracy theories and outright fabrication.
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And if AMC gave in to Netflix's demands to reduce exclusive theatrical windows, it would have to compromise for other streaming companies as well, and it has every reason to refuse to cave.
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"She stated that, '[f]or me, a precarious financial position is not earning $300,000 a year, which may be different for someone else,' " Trump's lawyers wrote, describing testimony Makaeff gave in a deposition.
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He later gave in to local officials and community leaders who said the designation was important to draw resources to a neighborhood that has made strides in reducing crime but still needs help.
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As he said in a speech that he gave in 1853, he considered black people a, quote, "troublesome presence," and that they were incompatible with a democracy that was designed for white people.
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The net result of unanticipated puts and takes in the quarter will probably mean revenue from the institutional business will be in line with the outlook the company gave in July, Gerspach said.
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In a clip from a stunning new AI-manipulated video, President Nixon delivers a somber speech he never gave in real life, appearing to eulogize American astronauts left on the moon to die.
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Brady had been ignoring these questions for almost a year and a half now, ever since reporters saw a red "Make America Great Again" hat in his locker, but he finally gave in.
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While it represents just under 25 percent of Bezos' net worth, the sum alone is 2000 times as much as foundations across the globe gave in 2018 to try to stop climate change.
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But he ultimately gave in to the will of his father and went off to college, only to return to Nebraska two years later, at which point he attended the University of Nebraska.
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Even though we can have an appreciation that the mayor finally gave in to an ordinance for four of these monuments to white supremacy, the reality is that they're all over the city.
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Brazil's special secretary of culture, Roberto Alvim, was fired Friday after a reported backlash over a video speech he gave in which he appeared to paraphrase Nazi Germany's minister of propaganda, Joseph Goebbels.
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A communication from another audience member, the pianist Shai Wosner, helpfully explained the inexplicable: why a piece that is about struggle and difficulty should have given the pleasure it gave in Yuja's interpretation.
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"It would be surprising and extremely troubling if the national security cabinet officials were to acquiesce in an order like that after the assurances that they gave in their confirmation hearings," she said.
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Spain's government on Thursday asked the country's stock market regulator to revoke the authorisation it gave in October for Atlantia's 2100-billion-euro ($240 billion) takeover bid for Spanish toll-road operator Abertis.
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"We sought to mobilize the population and the army for a new coup," he said, according to an English translation of an interview he gave in 2008 to the French journalist François Malye.
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Sam tried several times to get her number, and when she finally gave in, they went to a place called Adam's Apple, a club on the Upper East Side, for their first date.
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It reckons that in 219 unemployment will remain around its current level of 245%, a slightly better reading than it gave in March 22018, when it assumed that Remain would prevail at the referendum.
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Brown's Dignity of Work message has origins in a speech Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. gave in support of striking Memphis sanitation workers 50 years ago, less than a month before he was assassinated.
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The questioner cited a speech that Yellen gave in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, that many market pundits interpreted as indicating that the Federal Open Market Committee was leaning increasingly toward raising interest rates in September.
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In 1988 Mr Stone oversaw the creation of a draft Trump for President Committee, and arranged for supporters to hold "Trump for President" president signs at a speech Mr Trump gave in New Hampshire.
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A detective who testified at Harris' Friday hearing cited an alleged statement he gave in which he confessed that he met with Carlin-Kraft before her death and they both returned to her apartment.
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The rally was a stark contrast to the muted performance he gave in Wildwood, N.J., on Tuesday, when the possibility of the Senate's calling witnesses in the trial seemed very much on the table.
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The former FBI director hedged his comments, but congressional investigators were reportedly already looking into whether Sessions and Kislyak met on the sidelines of a foreign policy speech President Trump gave in April 2016.
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His threats are a precise echo of a speech he gave in New Hampshire in 1987, declaring that the United States had been "kicked around" by ungrateful allies in Asia and the Middle East.
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He lost touch with Sonny Boy after returning to Australia, but following a TED talk he gave in February 2016 mentioning his time in Manila, a local charity put the pair back in touch.
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Three speeches that Hillary Clinton gave in 2013, and that WikiLeaks published over the weekend, shine a light on how the candidate approaches some of the world's toughest problems, including the war in Syria.
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Her directorial debut never happened, but in a speech she gave in 2003 in accepting an award from the organization Women in Film, she wanted it known that ambitious women had notched their place.
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The quotation that Mr. Biden said was dishonestly described by the Sanders campaign was from a speech he gave in 2018, mocking former Speaker Paul D. Ryan's attempts to cut Social Security and Medicare.
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That the boycott concerned the campus's racial climate rather than the players' compensation ought not conceal the reality of what happened: The players — unpaid, un-unionized — flexed their muscles, and the system gave in.
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Even the Angels, who had not let a full-time position player pitch in 19 seasons under Manager Mike Scioscia, finally gave in and used catcher Francisco Arcia for an inning on Aug. 11.
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For example, critical to Nixon's strategy was what he said to Haldeman — that he'd been pushed too far, implying that he would return to his senses if the Soviets and North Vietnamese gave in.
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Big Break Inspired by a speech that Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani activist and Nobel Prize laureate, gave in 2013, Ms. Gorman became a youth delegate for the United Nations at the age of 16.
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In a March radio interview, Maria Gabriela Isler, Miss Universe 2013, said she repeatedly resisted demands from men she called "sharks" during her pageant days, but does not fault the women who gave in.
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The lawyers played a tape of a profanity-filled interview Kara Goucher gave in 2016 after the Olympic Trials marathon, in which she finished fourth, one spot away from making the United States team.
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Mr. Deripaska came to the United States eight times between 2011 and 2014 with government permission as a Russian diplomat, according to affidavits he gave in a little-noticed lawsuit in a Manhattan court.
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Ukrainian diplomats are lashing out at Apple after it gave in to Moscow's demands to show Ukraine's Crimean Peninsula as part of Russian territory on its maps and weather apps when accessed from Russia.
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Klaus Kleinfeld has resigned as chief executive of Arconic, and it wasn't just because the firm gave in to the activist campaign that the hedge fund Elliott Management has been waging on the company.
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The sentencing submission from prosecutors on Tuesday was accompanied by about 140 pages of exhibits and other documents painting Flynn in an unfavorable light, including secret grand jury testimony he gave in June 2018.
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The reasons Aziz gave in his interview for killing Sabeen — she spoke out against the Taliban, she promoted secular values — echo views and values common among corporate workers, lawyers, journalists and other armchair jihadists.
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In Bolton's financial disclosure, he listed a forty-thousand-dollar payment, for a speech that he gave, in 22017, to Mujahideen-e-Khalq , an Iranian exile group dedicated to overthrowing the government in Tehran.
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The prospect of another government shutdown was so noxious to McConnell that he gave in to Trump on something that he knows could come back to bite him and his party down the line.
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For this now canonical text, hooks took her title from a line in the 1863 published version of Sojourner Truth's speech in favor of women's suffrage, which she gave in 1851 in Akron, Ohio.
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Bill Cosby is seeking the return of money he gave in a confidential financial settlement to a woman who accuses him of drugging and sexually assaulting her in 2004, according to a complaint filed Thursday.
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Last year, I reported on a similar action in Paris, when Femen protesters gave, in high theatrical fashion, a very public Nazi salute to National Front leader Marine Le Pen, condemning her neo-fascist politics.
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He doesn&apost seem to admire the current British leader a great deal based on the interview he gave in Brussels at the end of a chaotic NATO summit, to Britain&aposs biggest selling tabloid.
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Chase is very attractive but obviously isn't the kind of guy who wears his heart on his sleeve, but eventually he gave in and told her what she needed to hear and then they kissed.
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Even as the Beatles gave in, Prince was among a handful of holdouts who fiercely dictated how you could access his work -- unless you're a subscriber to hip-hop mogul Jay's Z's music service, Tidal.
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Last month, the Trump Organization said McIver, an "in-house" writer at the Trump Organization, worked on Melania Trump's speech that stirred controversy for its similarities to one first lady Michelle Obama gave in 2008.
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Taylor Grooms said the group was celebrating a friend's 30th birthday that night when the dock at The Wreck of the Richard and Charlene gave in and 20 people fell into Shem Creek, WCSC reported.
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Coulter said last month that Trump's presidency would be a "joke" if he gave in to Democrats by signing government funding legislation that didn't include money to construct a wall along the U.S.-Mexican border.
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Then, late one night last summer during a tense trip home, she finally gave in to the impulse, cutting off her hair in her parents' bathroom and using a Bic razor to finish the job.
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The judge will also rule on defense motions to dismiss the case, and to suppress the contents of a 2005 deposition that Mr. Cosby gave in a civil case filed by Ms. Constand years ago.
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The intelligence sources say the Russians were particularly satisfied with the press conference the two leaders gave in Helsinki after Trump and Putin met for about two hours without staff and accompanied only by translators.
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In a long, drawn-out process, frustrated military officials gave in to the demands for immunity and allowed the President to keep several of his properties, sources told CNN on Monday, before Mugabe stepped down.
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The impression he gave in his trial, and in multiple tabloid exposes afterwards, was that of a self-pitying former pro who had inadvertently swapped icon status for that of a petty middle-aged man.
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The simple reason is because Franken gave in to the pressure to step aside while Trump and Moore just kept saying they didn't do anything wrong and had no plans to leave their respective races.
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Finally, he gave in to what he decided was his destiny and, thanks to that unwanted detour to Lexington, went on to become one of the nation's foremost experts in the field of drug addiction.
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But many people don't like to hear bad news, said Mr. Weber, the flood expert, recalling a speech he gave in the western part of Iowa in 2009 on the newly founded Iowa Flood Center.
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Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama attempted to deal with the challenge, but in order to avoid looking soft on undocumented immigration, they gave in to demands to be "tough" on the border.
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Stephen Miller, Mr. Trump's senior policy adviser, is writing the speech, which officials said would serve as an answer to the landmark address to the Islamic world that Mr. Obama gave in Cairo in 2009.
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Many observers tie the fake bills to North Korea, and some even hold former leader Kim Jong-Il personally responsible, citing a supposed order he gave in the 1970s, early in his rise to power.
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"Let me repeat a warning I gave in 2002, during the debate over the war in Iraq, quote, this is what I said back then: War must be the last recourse in our international relations."
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But Mr. Iksil's potential testimony was put in doubt by a deposition he gave in a civil case brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission over the trading loss, a lawyer for Mr. Grout said.
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In an on-camera interview in the luxurious confines of a prince's villa, Schneider plunges ever deeper into the pathos of her conflict-riddled confessions, delivering a performance unlike any that she gave in dramas.
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Nikkei reported Monday that the tech giant told its suppliers to reduce iPhone X production to 20 million units for the first quarter from the more than 40 million units target Apple gave in November.
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Reasoning that the continued delivery of vital public services dictated placating the unions at any cost, many state legislatures gave in to their demands, one of which included making the payment of union dues mandatory.
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In a speech he gave in Hamburg last month, Guenther Oettinger, a senior member of Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives, used the derogatory term 'Schlitzaugen' - slit eyes - to describe people from China and other Asian descent.
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Mr. Trump liked that version better than the explanation Mr. Flynn gave in his resignation letter and instructed his press secretary at the time, Sean Spicer, to "say that" when he briefed the news media.
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I was at a campaign speech Biden gave in Rhode Island last fall and there were audible gasps from people in the audience when he talked about the death of his first wife and daughter.
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But after Brooklyn Nine-Nine gave in and let them get together for real at the beginning of season three, the show made a surprising choice by allowing Jake and Amy's relationship to be ... stable.
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The Paula Jones lawsuit was personal (and he was innocent), and the deceptive deposition he gave in the Jones lawsuit was, fundamentally, an effort to mislead his wife and daughter and spare his family embarrassment.
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In the Massachusetts lawsuit, Dauman questioned the mogul's mental competence, a departure from testimony he gave in a California case brought by an ex-girlfriend of Redstone when he removed her as his designated healthcare agent.
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And the 13-year-old is just getting started: This Saturday he'll audition for season 12 of America's Got Talent, and a TED Talk he gave in India will be released globally on YouTube in February.
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"You should look at those words in the context of the series of interviews he gave in the 1970s about what he wanted in a wife and what being in love was all about," she says.
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Nor did he rule on motions to throw out two key pieces of evidence: a deposition Cosby gave in a 2005 lawsuit by Constand and a recording of a phone call between Cosby and Constand's mother.
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Ninety-six percent of those attending said they opposed her plans for leaving the EU. "It never ever represented the instructions that the British people gave in the referendum," said Bill Cash, a veteran Eurosceptic lawmaker.
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Journalist Jarrett Hill appeared to be the first to publicly call out the similarities to a speech Michelle Obama gave in 2008 when her husband and current president Barack Obama was running for his first term.
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But some Republican strategists said talks like the one Portman gave in Zanesville were helping the party shrink the Democrats' advantage in a generic poll as to which party is favored by voters in congressional elections.
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In the SoHo project, Trump received an 18% share of the profits in return for use of his name, according to a deposition Trump gave in 2007 for a defamation lawsuit he brought against an author.
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During his first foreign trip, White House advisers explained that Trump was "exhausted" after he mixed up the wording in a speech gave in Saudi Arabia in May, only two days into the nine-day trip.
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In a video last week, Clinton linked trump to the KKK ahead of speech she gave in which she tied Trump to the "alt-right" movement — a hardcore sect of conservatism often associated with white nationalism.
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De Lesseps is alleged to have kicked a police officer while intoxicated, stating, "I'm going to kill you all," according to testimony the assistant state attorney gave in court on Sunday, the Palm Beach Post reported.
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Fightland: You first appeared on the MMA world's radar after your Holm win, but from the interviews you gave in the aftermath, it was clear that you had at least some previous knowledge of the sport.
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That when she was sixteen, her first lover, Hans—who always treated her with great respect, she says, as he would have treated a white girl—gave in to her pleas and took her to Italy.
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Barack Obama's unlikely rise to the presidency can be traced back to a single speech — the one he gave in 2004 at the Democratic National Convention, which announced him as a contender to a national audience.
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When the police threatened to make it difficult for his son to attend school, Mr. Cheng gave in and signed a letter promising to refrain from discussing Hong Kong and to stop insulting the country's leader.
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In this case, the altered video of Biden — who has surged to the front of the Democratic race to oust Trump in November — is based on a speech he gave in Kansas City, Mo., on Saturday.
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The donation, which the library announced on Wednesday, is from the Stavros Niarchos Foundation and is the second largest single gift in its history, after the $8613 million the financier Stephen A. Schwarzman gave in 2008.
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Trump gave in a Fox News interview Wednesday, was published just hours after the first lady traveled to Children's National hospital in Washington to read a Christmas story, visit sick children and thank the hardworking hospital staff.
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MADRID, Dec 7 (Reuters) - Spain's government on Thursday asked the country's stock market regulator to revoke the authorisation it gave in October for Atlantia's 16-billion-euro ($18.88 billion) takeover bid for Spanish toll-road operator Abertis.
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In a saner country -- a saner political environment -- answers like the one DeVos gave in refusing to say that schools may be an appropriate place to draw the line on the "guns everywhere" position would be disqualifying.
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During debt ceiling negotiations in September, Trump abruptly sided with Democrats and gave in to their request for a short-term increase—a move that set the stage for this current confrontation over a potential government shutdown.
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Tell, 36, gave in to Conrad's request for white, but with one caveat: "The only way that my husband agreed to a white couch was if we had it upholstered in Sunbrella fabric," Conrad, 30, tells MyDomaine.
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Below is the chart the company gave in terms of average number of daily active users on a quarterly basis: Diving deeper into international, it looks like the company's growth across all three categories is pretty similar.
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When explaining its decision the court referred to a ruling it gave in 1992 to strike down a federal proposal that would force states to dispose within their own borders of the radioactive waste that they generated.
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"I explained to President Trump that his leadership and his maximum pressure policy together with intentional solidarity brought us to this juncture," Chung told reporters during the announcement, which he gave in front of the White House.
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On Saturday, four days after president Emmanuel Macron gave in to the group's original demands and suspended the tax increase, more than 125,000 gilets jaunes took to the streets in one of the most destructive riots yet.
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As my colleague Sarah Kliff writes, the bill gave in to two big Freedom Caucus demands: First, they wanted a bill that got rid of Obamacare's requirement that sick and healthy people be charged the same premiums.
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BoE Governor Mark Carney stayed away from British monetary policy in a speech he gave in Berlin at the same time as Forbes, instead focusing on the need for bonds to support investment in environmentally friendly projects.
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Her activism and return to the spotlight began with a TED Talk she gave in 2015: "The Price of Shame" was an eloquent indictment against online harassment — spoken by a woman who understands its true cost IRL.
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Type the name of Julia Gillard, Australia's prime minister from 2010 to 2013, into Google and the search engine will quickly suggest "Julia Gillard misogyny speech", a fiery denunciation of old-boy sexism she gave in 2012.
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That just 28% of drivers gave in to that temptation at one point — or at least admitted to giving in to that temptation in a survey — means that far more meals were delivered untouched than vice versa.
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When she showed up, Epstein started criticizing her figure and asked her to come close to him so he could evaluate it, according to accounts she gave in interviews with the AP and in her police report.
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Ahead of the testimony, Sondland faces a legal dilemma:He could again revise the account he gave in his closed-door deposition in October 17 — which made no mention of Trump having a direct role in the scheme.
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" Graham said last week that Trump could not afford to cave on his fight for a border wall, warning that if he gave in, "that's the end of 2019 in terms of him being an effective president.
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Earnings at Petrobras through September this year have put it on track to pay a dividend for the first time for three years, Parente said, reinforcing a strong signal he gave in a May interview with Reuters.
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This forced the IOC over the weekend to say it would make a decision on possible postponement in four months, but amid pressure, Japan and the IOC finally gave in and said the games would be rescheduled.
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The United Way of Greater St. Louis, for instance, which serves Missouri and Illinois, expects top donors to contribute 6 percent more than what they gave in 2016, said Orvin Kimbrough, the group's president and chief executive.
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Their contributions totaled $1.8 million in 2016, the biggest amount by a solidly Democratic donor, Mr. McDonald said, though far below the $9.8 million they gave in 2014, when Democrats were trying to reclaim the governor's office.
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Hence the moment when George W. Bush obliquely criticized Trump in a speech he gave in October and many Democrats looked back at him with sudden nostalgia: At least he gave the appearance of respecting the system.
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"After the whole Sarah Lacy thing from a few years ago, I decided I was going to only use Lyft, though I gave in and Ubered a few times when it was a necessity," Staples told Recode.
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During the 48 hours he recently spent flying to and from Asia, he limited his on-the-record interaction with reporters on his plane to a three-paragraph statement previewing a policy speech he gave in Singapore.
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During it, Systrom offered Kevin Weil a job running product for Instagram, according to an on-stage interview Weil gave in May to Stanford professor Tina Seelig, as part of the university's discussion program for prospective entrepreneurs.
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Bill Cassidy (R-La.) has said that any bill that passes the Senate must meet the "Jimmy Kimmel test," referencing an impassioned speech the talk show host gave in support of protecting those with pre-existing conditions.
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She explained that the second box of metals contained the now infamous "micron-layered bismuth alternating with magnesium-zinc layers" that, according to a lecture Howe gave in 2004, would levitate when exposed to certain electromagnetic frequencies.
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After Ehsan's surrender in 2017, local Geo News TV aired an interview he gave in custody in which he asserted that the intelligence services of Pakistan's arch-rival, India, had been funding and arming Pakistani Taliban fighters.
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Then there was "A More Perfect Union," an address on race, anger, and the importance of the church in the black community that Obama gave in March 2008 to respond to criticism of his Chicago pastor Jeremiah Wright.
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The sentence, which was lighter than prison terms given at many U.S. sexual assault trials, generated harsh scrutiny after the online publication of a harrowing statement the victim gave in court describing the devastating effects of the assault.
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In an op-ed titled "Madeleine Albright: My Undiplomatic Moment" posted Friday in The New York Times, the former U.S. Secretary of State addresses critiques of a recent speech she gave in Concord, New Hampshire on Feb. 73.
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Sanders received contributions from a trio of celebrity supporters who vocally backed his 2016 presidential campaign -- Academy Award-winning actress Susan Sarandon ($2,800), actor Danny DeVito ($2,700) and actress and activist Shailene Woodley ($1,777) all gave in 2019.
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On Monday, leading party theoretical journal Qiushi, which means "Seeking Truth", published lengthy excerpts for the first time from a speech Xi gave in early 2013 shortly after becoming party boss, warning of the dangers the party faces.
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That's a smaller number than each of the five presidents before him — far fewer than the 15 solo pressers Obama gave in the same amount of time, though only slightly below George W. Bush's six solo press conferences.
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And then, with strong encouragement from my editor — who always goes home to put her kids to bed before wrapping up her edits and emails for the day — I gave in to that maternal instinct to go home.
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We open with the destruction of the Death Star, and Iden Versio, our heroine, is survivor of that because she gave in to an impulse and chased a Rebel starfighter a little further away than she should have.
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When they got off from work, these men would often gather together for clog-dancing or to settle their grudges in purring contests, kicking at their opponent's shins until one of them gave in or blood was shed.
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The victim worried that if she told anyone, her grandfather would go to jail, according to a videotaped interview she gave in the presence of a sheriff's deputy, a child protective worker and her parents, the Register reports.
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Ivanka Trump drafted what she called a "clarification" of her father's comments, according to a deposition she gave in an ongoing lawsuit, and the Trump Organization faced a business backlash almost from the moment he entered the race.
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Fogelman's sister regularly sends notes on Kate's storylines to ensure they're authentic, and she had a big part in the "it's always going to be about weight for me" monologue that Metz gave in the show's winter finale.
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At age 26, though, with the design collective he worked with floundering, he gave in to his "impractical" urges and entered the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, launching the stage career that remained his passion throughout his life.
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And lawmakers said that a speech he gave in the run-up to a crunch vote was so arrogant that it persuaded members of his own Conservative Party to change their minds and rebuff the government's Brexit plans.
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Coulter's comments come two weeks after she argued that Trump's presidency would be a "joke" if he gave in to Democrats by signing a government spending bill that didn't include funding for the wall along the Mexican border.
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"I heard the very simplistic orders that he gave in terms of giving 30 days to find a plan to soundly and decisively defeat ISIS," Hertling, who served in the Army for 37 years, said Tuesday on CNN.
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After resisting technology's pull for a long time, artist John Jackson gave in to buffering, dwindling memory, and social media, which inspired a series of nude figurative paintings that, in turn, interrogate society's obsession with all things tech.
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"This is a very winning, strong issue for me," Trump told Jerry Jones, according to a Wall Street Journal account of a deposition Jones gave in connection with the lawsuit that Colin Kaepernick has filed against the league.
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But the Kingdom finally gave in Friday after the Netherlands and Canada accepted its amended resolution, which avoided an international independent Commission of Inquiry, but still allowed for an independent group of experts to investigate possible war crimes.
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He next turned to the paid speeches that Clinton gave in the two years between her departure from the State Department and the announcement of her candidacy, for which she earned a total of twenty-five million dollars.
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Student Opinion 11 Photos View Slide Show ' The photos above are from one of the most famous parties ever held — the Black and White Ball that the writer Truman Capote gave in New York City 50 years ago.
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In the letter, the Democrats quoted a floor speech Price made against government waste when he was a congressman in 2005, as well as an interview he gave in 2009 criticizing the use of private jets by Congress.
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A few years back, we got access to a PowerPoint presentation that the FBI gave [in which] they talked about sometime in the future wanting to be able to track people as they move from event to event.
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And one Saturday night when it was about 40 degrees out and I was not feeling well, I gave in and ordered Seamless, but I noticed for the first time that you can request no plastic utensils or napkins.
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This was the most instructive thing about the speech Trump gave, in the context that he gave it: The president is more obsessed with his own personal antipathies than he is interested in deepening the antipathies of his supporters.
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He may need to reassure the many in the WTO suspicious of him, remembering for example a speech he gave in 2001, in which, admitting he had no evidence, he suggested that jurors on WTO panels might be "crooked".
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The speech is seen as a sequel to one Pence gave in October, when he accused China of reckless military actions, cyber attacks and human rights abuses, as well as "malign" efforts to undermine Trump's reelection campaign in 2020.
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This was Pruitt's defense for staying in a $23-a-night condo near Capitol Hill co-owned by Vicki Hart, the wife of a prominent lobbyist, that he gave in an interview with Fox News's Ed Henry in April.
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Logitech said it expected to increase its sales in the mid- to high single-digit range and increase its operating income to $375 million to $385 million during its 2020 financial year, confirming the outlook it gave in March.
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However, Home Depot said it expects full-year net sales to rise about 21.97 percent and comparable sales to increase about 1.583 percent, maintaining a forecast that it first gave in mid-May when it reported first-quarter results.
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A speech he gave in 2017 about removing Confederate monuments, coupled with a book he authored on the same subject, generated buzz, with many suggesting a southern Democrat could appeal to working-class voters who supported Trump in 85033.
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Vice President Mike Pence, then governor of Indiana, reluctantly gave in to calls in 2015 for a needle exchange -- replacing used needles with sterile ones -- to stop the spread of HIV in his state linked to Opana ER abuse.
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But Russian president Vladimir Putin announced a year ago that he was suspending Russia's implementation of the agreement unless the U.S. gave in to unrealistic and unrelated demands, such as ending sanctions related to Russia's military intervention in Ukraine.
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And a local news website posted a video of an interview Lieutenant Raguso gave in August to a Texas television station, in which he spoke of his efforts to help rescue people battered by the floods of Hurricane Harvey.
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China has also pressured global companies to fall in line with its "One China" policy -- in 2018, US airlines like Delta, American Airlines, and United gave in to China's demands in how they refer to Taiwan on their websites.
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In contrast to the lengthy fifteen-minute press conference Comey gave in July, the letter Comey sent Friday had only three paragraphs consisting of one hundred and sixty-two words, thereby inviting speculation and providing fodder for campaigning partisans.
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He said he had doubts about Mr. Lewis's guilt, but gave in to the other jurors because he believed that the judge was going to keep the jurors there well into the night until they delivered a guilty verdict.
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Sanders was asked to comment on an interview he gave in 1985, praising the Nicaraguan Sandinista government and likening the Reagan administration's dogged—and illegal—support of contra death squads to the blundered, U.S. proxy invasion of Cuba in 1961.
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On Thursday, The Wall Street Journal reported that federal prosecutors in New York have opened a criminal investigation into whether the inaugural committee misspent money and whether donors gave in return for political favors, citing people familiar with the matter.
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It identified a bookstore that was a locus for radicalization and allowed law enforcement to go after that bookstore, and what happened was when Mayor Bill de Blasio got elected, he gave in to political correctness and shut the unit down.
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Meanwhile, Mr Sessions's relations with the president are also said to have grown testy, in part because of his own recusal from Russia-related inquiries following the misleading testimony he gave in Congress about his own contacts with the Russian ambassador.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. pop singer Ariana Grande has paid a surprise visit to young fans who were injured in a suicide attack on a concert she gave in Manchester last month, posing with them for selfies and signing t-shirts.
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Around 10 people held up Pride in London, London's annual pride parade, by standing on the giant rainbow flag that's traditionally carried at the beginning of the march — before organizers gave in and allowed them to lead the march themselves.
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The 2005 deposition The criminal case is based partly on a deposition Cosby gave in Constand's 2005 civil lawsuit, in which he talked about having extramarital affairs and giving other women drugs with their consent so they'd have sex with him.
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The New York Times reported in late January that Bolton said in his upcoming book that Trump personally told him he would withhold aid to Ukraine until Zelensky gave in to his demands for politically motivated investigations targeting his rivals.
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On some big questions, and especially on immigration, she gave in to that pressure and staked out radical positions which she can expect to see played in Republican attack ads again and again, once the general election is under way.
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Kerry's proposals did not depart from longstanding U.S. views on the building blocks of a future deal, and echoed elements of a speech former President Bill Clinton gave in 2001 as he prepared to hand over power to George W. Bush.
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Merkel has praised a speech Macron gave in Paris last week, in which he urged European countries, shaken by years of financial crisis and Britain's Brexit vote, to press ahead with closer integration by harmonizing their asylum, defense and economic policies.
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Although the players won minor concessions regarding free agency, they gave in on the key issue: the new CBA implemented a salary cap of 54 percent of league revenues, and all existing contracts were cut in value by 24 percent.
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Selahattin Demirtas, former co-chairman of the Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) and one of Turkey's best known politicians, was sentenced in September to more than four years in jail on terrorism charges related to a speech he gave in 2013.
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Here is how PolitiFact summarized a speech he gave in 2008: He also expressed profound regret in 2000 for how he handled the Confederate flag issue in South Carolina during that year's presidential primary against eventual winner George W. Bush.
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I was determined to sleep under the stars, but after an hour of being blasted by sand, amid a light show of indeterminate origin and consequence, I gave in, and Ben Masters and I set up a tent in the dark.
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ENN is bullish on Santos over the medium term, based on forecasts it gave in response to a query from the Shanghai stock exchange in September, after the Australian company booked a $1 billion writedown on its flagship Gladstone gas project.
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Eventually, as a feud broke out into the press, Cuomo gave in, but rather than back de Blasio's tax, he agreed for the state to contribute an annual payment of $300 million to the program for the next five years.
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Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh was alternately outraged and tearful throughout his roughly 40-minute opening statement in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday — remarks he gave in an effort to defend himself from multiple allegations of sexual misconduct.
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It wasn't until I went to college that he finally gave in to buying a larger, flat-screen TV, getting rid of the small, boxy CRT I grew up with (you know, the one with the VHS player still included).
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According to a transcript of a video deposition Giuffre gave in 2016, she disputed aspects of a 2011 story in the Daily Mail that was based on a series of interviews Giuffre had given to one of the reporters, Sharon Churcher.
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In the moments here where she gave in to that feeling — like "New Year's Day," which she sang from behind a piano, and "Delicate," which she delivered alone onstage, while the beat thumped out into the ether, heartbeat-like — she shined.
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After a talk Dr. Rasmussen gave in 2009 that mentioned the lack of commercial interest in military medical research, Mr. Spencer, a technology entrepreneur and venture capitalist from San Antonio, offered to start a company to make and market the device.
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Mr. Biden hit many of the same themes later in a lengthy speech he gave in West Point, Iowa, where he again talked about his family story and cast Mr. Trump as impervious to the needs of the middle class.
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Trial lawyers in the case have been preparing for the high-stakes hearing for months, with defense teams reviewing Dr. Mitchell's media appearances and his book, "Enhanced Interrogation," and studying the depositions both men gave in 2017 in the A.C.L.U. lawsuit.
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Washington (CNN)Former President Barack Obama spent a sizable amount of time in a speech he gave in Illinois on Friday criticizing Republicans in Congress and President Donald Trump, while stressing the importance of voting in the fast-approaching midterm elections.
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The RBI reiterated its target of keeping consumer inflation at 27.6 percent in the medium term on a "durable basis", and projected a rate of 4.8 percent by June 2019, slightly better than the 5.0 percent forecast it gave in August.
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Here is all we know about his plan to fight the opioid epidemic, based on a speech he gave in mid-October and past remarks: Trump seems to at least admit that the opioid epidemic requires more money into treatment.
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That was one of the defenses offered by US Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta at a press conference Wednesday to address the deal his office gave in 2008 to money manager Jeffrey Epstein, who is accused of sexually abusing dozens of underage girls.
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Famed as the Big Dog of American politics, Mr. Clinton seemed to be on a tight leash during his appearances in Nashua and Exeter, delivering performances far different from the ones he gave in 2008, when some Democrats criticized him for overshadowing Mrs.
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The airline posted underlying pre-tax profit of A$2320 million ($22019 million) for its first half ending December 22019, down from A$921 million a year earlier, but ahead of the A$800-A$850 million guidance it gave in October.
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LONDON, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Outsourcing group Capita, under pressure from a slowdown in demand from customers, said it had written off the value of a number of historic contracts but was otherwise trading in line with the guidance it gave in December.
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In response to the skeptical commenters, Lee gave in and told his viewers on AfreecaTV, one of the South Korean broadcasting platforms at the forefront of the country's livestreaming boom, the story of how he left his country at the age of 22.
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But they will be allowed to hear testimony Cosby gave in a decade-old deposition in which he said he obtained seven prescriptions for Quaaludes in the 1970s, with the intent of giving them to women with whom he wanted to have sex.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's preferred candidate for mayor of Istanbul was defeated on Sunday, an embarrassing blow to the strongman's ruling Justice and Development Party two months after election officials gave in to his controversial request for a rerun, AP reports.
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"Now, to fulfill campaign promises, the newly elected district attorney has repudiated the agreement and has based these criminal charges on the very testimony Mr. Cosby gave in reliance on the Commonwealth's non-prosecution agreement," Mr. Cosby's lawyers said in a statement.
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Personally, with a genetic insomnia diagnosis confirmed by a doctor—after I spent an entire week spent without sleep before I gave in to the magic of pharmaceuticals—morphing into an early riser to match my partner is out of the question.
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Instead of placing the value of the Manafort resignation where it belonged — the political class began to speculate that the timing would ruin whatever goodwill Trump had begun to accumulate with the two speeches he gave in Wisconsin and North Carolina this week.
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He gave in, but he did so on his own terms—shunning long-abandoned offers of label advances in favor of keeping things at home, recording guitar and synth parts himself and enlisting friends for any aspects he couldn't handle on his own.
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On Friday it raised its expected 2017 average net borrowing to 875 million to 925 million pounds from the 825 million to 850 million pound range it gave in September and said this, coupled with its latest forecasts, would mean a covenant breach.
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Related: Sex Advice I Wish I Knew In My 20sThe study's authors showed women films with varying portrayals of the common "love conquers all" narrative, all of which featured a male character who never gave up until the female character gave in.
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The move also followed the publication last summer of parts of a deposition Mr. Cosby gave in a 2005 civil suit brought by Ms. Constand, in which he admitted obtaining quaaludes as part of his efforts to have sex with other women.
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Clinton described the principles underlying her position on immigration in a speech she gave in North Las Vegas last year: If we claim we are for family, then we have to pull together and resolve the outstanding issues around our broken immigration system.
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In a Ted Talk he gave in 2015, DeSimone said he was inspired by an iconic scene from "Terminator 2," when the android assassin known as the T-1000 forms from a puddle of liquid metal and takes the shape of a man.
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The amount includes all of the $6.7 million in royalties he has earned on "No Easy Day," as well as $100,000 in fees for six speeches he gave in early 2013 before the government approved the slides he used in such presentations.
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The report cited interviews Conway gave in her official capacity to "Fox & Friends" on Fox News and "New Day" on CNN in which she described then-candidate Doug Jones as "weak on crime" and a likely vote against Trump-backed tax cuts.
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The Clinton campaign gave in to Sanders on some of these issues in the drafting of the Democratic Party platform over the weekend, and her concessions will keep the peace at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia at the end of this month.
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Between January and June foreign investors sold $2.5 billion worth of South African bonds, the highest sell-off on record, before a brief respite in July as investors gave in to the lure of a carry yield second only to Russian debt.
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And, that's why the very first speech that I gave in this campaign was about criminal justice reform, and ending the era of mass incarceration because I believe absolutely that too many families were broken up, too many communities were adversely affected.
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In some of her later books, she gave in to a tendency toward didacticism, as if she were losing patience with humanity for not learning the hard lessons — about the need for balance and compassion — that her best work so astutely embodies.
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" In a statement to Vox, Obvious wrote that "there are many people experimenting with different ways to use GAN models," and that "indeed, Robbie Barrat deserves credit, which we gave in our main Medium post as soon as he asked back in April.
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"Emmanuel Macron regards the presidents of the republic who preceded him as having failed in their reform projects because they gave in to the pressure of the street," said Gérard Noiriel, a historian at the School of Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences.
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Infowars and its affiliated companies are private and do not have to report financial results publicly, but according to testimony Mr. Jones gave in an unrelated court case, his operations by 2014 were earning more than $20 million a year in revenue.
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Mr. Bourdain was also praised for using his prominence to shine a spotlight on strife around the world, with many sharing a short speech he gave in accepting an award from the Muslim Public Affairs Council for an episode on Israel and Palestine.
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The Free Beacon story also noted that Meagan Day of Jacobin, a socialist magazine, reported on remarks Warren gave in a 2007 interview at the University of California Berkeley where she seemed to give a different explanation for leaving the teaching job.
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The architects of Central Park initially opposed having buildings in the park, but eventually gave in to public pressure, allowing the museum's current site because a structure there "would be seen from no other point in the park," because of the surrounding geography.
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Critic's Notebook Looking at the new international series that have arrived on American television and streaming services over the last few months, so many of the standouts were crime shows that we gave in and made this an all-crime international roundup.
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The Queen, who spoke about the joy of welcoming another baby into the family during her Christmas Day message, may have been mindful of the momentous birthday during a speech she gave in September when she became the longest-reigning monarch in British history.
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The readout is the first tentative sign that Russia appears to be sticking to a pledge it gave in Doha last month to hold output at January levels, an effort to support sagging oil prices, which fell by around 70 percent since June 2014.
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The actions will let you ask the speaker a question and then have a chat about it — the example Google gave in October was ordering an Uber, then clarifying you want an Uber XL. That whole conversation actually won't be with the Google assistant, though.
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Trump's senior advisor Kellyanne Conway also gave, in her own words, a "free commercial" for Ivanka Trump's brand — which Nordstrom dropped last month — in the White House Briefing Room, leading to serious questions about the ethics of endorsing a company that benefits the first family.
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Scheer's announcement on Friday will follow a major economic policy speech he gave in Toronto last week where he said he will rein in spending, build oil pipelines and put the country on a path to energy independence by 2030 if he is elected.
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In addition to a position at the University of Pennsylvania that carried an annual salary of $400,000, Biden regularly brought in six figures from a single paid speech, earning between $66,000 and $182,679 per speech for 18 speeches he gave in 0003 and 2018.
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Actress Emilia Clarke, who played Daenerys "Stormborn" of House Targaryen in HBO's "Game of Thrones," said in a new interview that she watched videos of dictators, including Adolf Hitler, to prepare for the ominous victory speech she gave in the series finale on Sunday.
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Bill Cosby has dropped a lawsuit that sought to recover the money he gave in a confidential financial settlement to the accuser in his criminal case who says he drugged and sexually assaulted her at his home in 2004, according to court documents filed Thursday.
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PARIS — A couple visiting Morocco in the 1970s gave in to the temptation of the Marrakesh bazaar and bought a silver brooch, never dreaming that the purchase would lead to many more over the years in other North African souks or from dealers in Paris.
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In that briefing, Comey did not even mention the other reason he gave in public testimony for acting independently of the Justice Department -- that Lynch was compromised because Bill Clinton boarded her plane and spoke to her during the investigation, these sources told CNN.
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She even deals sympathetically with the lead detective, whom the case had rendered "obsessed, single-minded, snarly, socially incapacitated and a total loser as both husband and father," according to a speech he gave in 2014 at a convention of the Texas Citizens Police Academy.
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While she led the development of an algorithm to take a picture of a black hole, an effort that was the subject of a TED Talk she gave in 2016, her colleagues said that technique was not ultimately used to create this particular image.
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Then he shifted to an attack on Sanders: But my friend to my right and others, in fact, also gave in to the gun manufacturers — absolute immunity … 663 million people have been killed since 2007, when Bernie voted to exempt the gun manufacturers from liability.
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Schroeder gave In Sight this account of his experience with the orangutans (it has been lightly edited for brevity): It begins with a rescue in the jungle, actually a rubber plantation, where I quickly discover the number of people involved in saving just one orangutan.
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Fear of China has become a major element in the campaign, boosted not only by the anti-government protests in Chinese-ruled Hong Kong but also by a speech Chinese President Xi Jinping gave in January outlining China's "reunification" agenda, including threats of force.
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The company's shares closed down 203 percent Monday after Nikkei also reported that the tech giant told its suppliers to reduce iPhone X production to 20 million units for the first quarter from the more than 40 million units target Apple gave in November.
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Trump ally Carl Paladino doubles down on racist comments about the Obamas Trump ally Carl Paladino doubles down on racist comments about the Obamas Donald Trump's New York campaign co-chair Carl Paladino isn't backing down from offensive comments he gave in a recent interview.
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The appointment of Kelly — along with a speech Trump gave in Long Island on Friday afternoon that harkened back to the most chilling rhetoric of his campaign — is a sign that the Trump administration is rededicating itself to placing those ideas front and center.
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Then he leaped across the office to grab a sheet of paper — bullet points from a speech he recently gave in Washington, D.C. He ticked them off: Between 2010 and 2014, the EU brought antitrust cases against 81 companies; only 21 were U.S. companies.
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The Trump-Ukraine phone call transcript After days of speculation about what actually was said during Trump's July 25 phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, the White House gave in to Democratic demands and released a rough -- not word-for-word -- transcript of the conversation.
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Cosby said he would give the struggling, young actresses a "very, very good meal" and described a sexual encounter he had with one of them in 2000, according to the transcripts from the depositions Cosby gave in 2005 and 2006 for Andrea Constand's civil suit against him.
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The report's detailing of an encounter Prince had in the Seychelles with Kirill Dmitriev, head of Russia's sovereign wealth fund who reports directly to Russian President Vladimir Putin, contained discrepancies with testimony that Prince gave in November 2017 to the U.S. House of Representatives Intelligence Committee.
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Since Macron gave in to the movement's main demand on Wednesday by scrapping a fuel-tax increase set for January, the "yellow vests" have also been trying to agree on other issues to fight for — from boosting household incomes to reinstating a wealth tax or ousting Macron.
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Many economists and investors think low inflation expectations and heightened financial market volatility will lead the Fed to leave interest rates unchanged in March and possibly for the rest of this year, despite the signal policymakers gave in December that they could hike four times in 2016.
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