She gave the impression that they were very desperate for employees.
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But she gave the impression she could stay there all night.
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It gave the impression that the Socialist Party didn't believe in itself.
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McCain's speech gave the impression that he loathed everything surrounding this bill.
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The problem was that Sandoz gave the impression that Viall didn't remember her.
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The answer gave the impression of Sanders floating above the fray, frontrunner-style.
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American officials gave the impression that such a reduction would continue after the signing.
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He added that Trump sometimes gave the impression that, for him, sovereignty equaled isolation.
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"Assessment" gave the impression the letter was notice of an overdue property tax bill.
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Boring said her interview gave the impression her main concern was her future with Harris.
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But purchasers said Trump gave the impression that he was personally involved in the project.
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And when it wasn't working well, he gave the impression that he had extra power.
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And election forecasters used those polls in Electoral College projections that gave the impression Mrs.
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That gave the impression that Christianity was the dominant local religion and irked many non-Christians.
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The traditional markings carved down her cheeks gave the impression of a permanent stream of tears.
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Many Republican Party elected officials gave the impression of being aware that this stuff was bad.
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And they gave the impression that massive, "volumetric" DDOS attacks can be nearly impossible to defend against.
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But I suppose everything about me gave the impression of a wounded man, determined not to move.
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I never gave the impression that bids were being offered or attributed these calls to actual customers.
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Instead, its officials simply gave the impression that it was inevitable the player should move to Bavaria.
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Multhaup said that implying otherwise gave the impression Turner tried to hide his activities with the woman.
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The rush of discovery gave the impression that nature contained an infinitely deep trove of new medicines.
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Until recently he gave the impression of wanting to be sacked, the better to mount a leadership bid.
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The entire site gave the impression of a room that had been cleaned five minutes before guests arrived.
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"It gave the impression that he was no longer capable of carrying out his duties," one official said.
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Presumably it's the same if you gave the impression you were on drugs or perhaps smelled of weed?
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Added together, it gave the impression of a shift, but Mr. Trump has been down this road before.
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The servers seemed eager to oblige, but gave the impression of struggling in the face of unseen enemies.
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She wore a crimson cape coat, which, combined with her swift stride, gave the impression of imminent flight.
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The influx gave the impression that the scene was stepping out of the darkness, filled with new vibrancy.
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Pardons that seemed politically motivated or gave the impression of corruption have generated public outcry in the past.
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Instead, the company gave the impression that it cared more about its bottom line than the public's safety.
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Instead these influencers gave the impression that the guest list was full of the Social Elite and other celebrities.
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Until recently Google never gave the impression (through words or deeds) that cloud services were really important to it.
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"That gave the impression of utter chaos at the border," said Douglas S. Massey, a Princeton University immigration scholar.
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According to two people who attended the meeting, Mr. Orban gave the impression that he would withdraw the laws.
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They were photographed with the children, made a show of togetherness and gave the impression that nothing was amiss.
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The rope and the valve and the bunching gave the impression of a party balloon on a gigantic scale.
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Another investor said the central bank's messages during the meetings gave the impression that rate cuts were mostly over.
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They heard a snippet that gave the impression that I was looking forward to hurting miners and their families.
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His vlogs, meteoric streaming rise, calm competitive demeanor, and glamorous offline life all gave the impression of an effortless talent.
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That gave the impression the pair were more focused on ensuring Hogg stayed than the risks to the bank's reputation.
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"It gave the impression that he was no longer capable of carrying out his duties," one official said of Comey.
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His letters gave the impression of a man who cut across the grass, could not be bothered with the path.
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"He gave the impression that this is a minor problem, that does not represent a risk," said one Federal Police source.
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Written in clean Times New Roman and completely free of context, the minimalist displays gave the impression of being modern art.
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The Obama administration's dithering gave the impression that the president only wanted out of Afghanistan, which has sown confusion and uncertainty.
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These judges gave the impression that they sympathized more with the accused or the convicted assailant than with the female victims.
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" At her shop, a beleaguered employee's "chunky highlights gave the impression that several skunks were parked on top of her head.
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But the man on the other end of the conversation gave the impression that he knew her and could see her.
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The remarks, which gave the impression that he was bragging about his wealth, drew boos from the audience in Las Vegas.
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At this session, ministers gave the impression to the industry figures present that they were committed to a standstill transition period.
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Inscrutable trail signs, reporting apparently arbitrary distances to unknowable, ambiguous destinations, gave the impression of order while denying access to it.
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Bieber gave the impression of a boy king who inherited subjects he didn't ask for, responsibilities he's not interested in shouldering.
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A repeated failure to legislate, which gave the impression that immigration was out of control, helped pave the way for his victory.
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Unfortunately, the coalition gave the impression that we were not serious in the most important goal of any government -- to provide security.
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His lackadaisical approach to the task gave the impression that what he was doing was in the interest of humiliation, not security.
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Mr. Bieber gave the impression of a boy king who inherited subjects he didn't ask for, responsibilities he's not interested in shouldering.
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Against Nigeria, for the first time, he gave the impression that he had started to work out how to shoulder it effectively.
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This gave the impression that she didn't care about the conversation the ad had sparked: Seriously this is the best edit ever!
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They&aposre from 2014, well Hadas they gave the impression because you wrote that they were "first phots" of migrant kids in detention.
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But on its mobile app and website, the AG said, DoorDash gave the impression that the tip would be added to workers' wages.
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Removing the reference gave the impression that the administrator was attempting to remove or rewrite history, a history that directly impacts many today.
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There was a defensive edge to J.'s ebullience; he gave the impression of a man whose natural optimism had weathered myriad checks.
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The accounts still fed Twitter's algorithm, gave the impression of a sexist onslaught against Warren, and fueled media coverage to drive it home.
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I also rather liked the 20-inch alloy wheels, in black, which filled the wheel arches and gave the impression of larger spinners.
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Chief Executive Christian Sewing's surprise July 16 pre-release of the German bank's numbers briefly gave the impression of a halt to its decay.
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Collectively, they gave the impression of important details being neglected, even as the governor made big speeches and fielded questions about future presidential runs.
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He gave the impression that he might have carried a briefcase to class, and it was not what anyone would call a good look.
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He had not necessarily planned a sabbatical, though by the time he left Old Trafford, he rather gave the impression he might welcome one.
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Netanyahu gave the impression that Trump was favorably disposed toward both goals and called on Gantz to form a unity government to accomplish them.
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After the master chief&aposs announcement, however, the new LPO gave the impression he felt awkward about suddenly being in charge of his friends.
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Mina gave the impression that first responders began to arrive and entered the club almost immediately, where they encountered Mateen still firing on clubgoers.
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A few minutes later, as he lingered on the court, he gave the impression of a man who did not want the evening to end.
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Instead, it gave the impression that the spot was an impromptu show of goodwill spurred by the company's concern about the direction of the country.
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His plan to host the gathering was lambasted by both Democrats and Republicans who said it gave the impression he was profiting from being president.
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And it gave the impression that Temer had lost control of the streets as he and his administration have been besieged by fresh corruption allegations.
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Yet Trump's demeanor gave the impression that he was stuck in a corner, contemplating extreme measures to extricate himself and may be beyond convincing otherwise.
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Mr. Kelly's focus on improving information flow and decision making in the West Wing gave the impression of a good soldier mainly concerned with process.
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At this week's conference, Ms. Haley, 45, sat between Ms. Rice, 62, and Ms. Albright, 80, and gave the impression of welcoming advice from mentors.
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Thieves had stolen the furnace and all the piping, holes pocked the roof, and smoke damage on the walls gave the impression of mold spores.
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Stepping to the podium for a 90-minute-long parting speech, a relaxed-looking Castro gave the impression he would not quickly fade from sight.
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They contradicted the EU's humanitarian pretenses, compromised the integrity of Schengen by isolating Greece, and gave the impression that the EU was outsourcing its border management.
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It gave the impression of sudden doubt about his team's capabilities despite suffering only one loss in their last 27 matches before the World Cup finals.
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But when Mr Osborne stood up on March 22015th, he gave the impression that nothing would knock him off his course to reform the British economy.
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The trickle of statements, hints and leaks from Moscow gave the impression that Russian officials were taking the lead in following up on the summit meeting.
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And yet, the space gave the impression of being tidy and well-swept, not unlike a Dust Bowl kitchen if the prairie topsoil had been Technicolor.
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That is expected to change at some point, but not everything that night in Steamboat Springs gave the impression of an event ready for the spotlight.
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She gave the impression that her life — her true life — had ended with theirs, especially her daughter, of whom she often spoke in the present tense.
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He gave the impression of being quite open, but, like any of us, concealed not only parts of his physical body but aspects of his private life.
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The big reveal turned out to be a one-page, double-spaced outline that gave the impression it had been slapped together minutes before the press conference.
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The board also cited comments in the chat group about expanding Germany's borders which, it said, gave the impression of "pushing the party toward right-wing radicalism".
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But this morning Mr Corbyn gave the impression, especially in the Q&A session after his speech, of having been genuinely persuaded of the case for membership.
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With its color matching her skin tone, the dress, which was so tight that Monroe had to be sewn into it, gave the impression she was nude.
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At first blush, the interior, painted gray and cream and decorated with pedestaled cake plates and white soup tureens, gave the impression of a carefully curated farmhouse.
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Several members called the sit-down remarkable because it gave the impression that Mr. Johnson was negotiating on behalf of the city — effectively working around the mayor.
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Those gave the impression that the static nature of the environment had challenged the cast and crew to constantly come up with new ways to vary things.
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As before, he gave the impression of being well dressed, despite the stains on his painter's pants and a worn snap-button shirt with the tails out.
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Facebook has removed a series of ads posted by the Trump campaign that gave the impression respondents would be taking part in the official 2020 US census.
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Though Ostapenko would have plenty of wobbles and misfires in the taut moments to come, she never gave the impression that she was out of her element.
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Before the escalation in January, which both sides blame on each other, the Trump administration gave the impression it was open to looking at reviewing sanctions on Russia.
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The minutes of the January rate-setting meeting, released Wednesday, gave the impression that a March hike was in play more as a matter of form than reality.
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One foreign investor said the pre-deal research report gave the impression that Hua Han's need for funding was more of an equity story than a bond one.
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The New York Times reported earlier this month that former Trump campaign officials told Mueller that Stone gave the impression that he had a direct line to WikiLeaks.
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The gingerly treatment of the secessionists gave the impression—more, it created the reality—that treason in defense of slavery was a forgivable, even "honorable," difference of opinion.
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If Jessicka Addams appeared to grab her problems by the throat and disembowel them, Katie Jane gave the impression that they were a river to throw herself into.
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FireEye said the hacking group created emails that gave the impression of coming from a State Department public affairs official who was trying to share an official document.
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Devlin's strength as a designer is in psychological storytelling across space, and the screens gave the impression that Bono and his bandmates were playing inside their own biography.
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During a question-and-answer session last week, Mr. Putin himself gave the impression of someone whose ardent text messages are not being returned, at least not promptly.
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NBC began airing the Ironman World Championship in 22015, which gave the impression to a lot of fascinated viewers that triathlon, and Ironman in particular, was an extreme sport.
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Ignatiy Vishnevetsky, AV Club: One might call it a failure on almost every level—that is, if the movie ever gave the impression that it was trying to succeed.
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That the president gave the impression that he didn&apost know about any of these transactions, that this might&aposve been happening, but he didn&apost know about them.
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One could write that off as just bluster, but his demeanor and tone was so relaxed, he gave the impression that it was all just a matter of time.
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Carsten Koschmieder, political scientist at Berlin's Free University, said that posed a problem for the AfD as it gave the impression the government had got the situation under control.
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He rested both forearms on the high arms of his wheelchair, which caused his shoulders to hunch and gave the impression that he was about to spring into action.
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Valentine Low, who covers the royal family for the Times of London, wrote in February that some U.S. networks gave the impression that Britain's media was racist and sexist.
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When it came down to lip synching for their lives, the fight came out of Kimora, and she truly gave the impression that she wanted to stay in the game.
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Prior to running the 110m hurdle semi-final on Tuesday evening, Julmis gave the impression that he was going to flash across the assembled obstacles at the speed of light.
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Perhaps as impressively, when healthy, Porzingis consistently gave the impression that he had the fortitude to thrive in the intense, media-driven atmosphere that surrounds the Knicks in New York.
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"It was done very openly and in a very normal way and gave the impression this was a regular, normal thing," Contogoulas said on his first day in the witness box.
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Three lawyers sued Moore in three separate cases, arguing that the monument gave the impression that Moore would look less favorably on clients who did not conform to his biblical ethos.
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Whether, and how, to commit forces is one of the most critical decisions any American president can make, but Mr. Trump's comment gave the impression that he was outsourcing the decision.
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The team gave the impression it was in disarray and under constant pressure from Ferrari's chairman and chief executive, Sergio Marchionne, who is also the chief executive of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles.
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As we spoke, she gave the impression of a dutiful student of art history—referencing schools of art and names both obscure and obvious—and a passionate student of pop culture.
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Cigna spurs speculation: Cigna got a group of investors together last week in New York City and gave the impression that making a big transaction isn't a matter of if, but when.
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Yet the latest round of discussions in the Qatar capital Doha has become bogged down, despite early signs of progress, and Zahar gave the impression that a deal was some way off.
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When William Barr testified last week before the Senate Judiciary Committee as President Trump's nominee for Attorney General, he gave the impression that he would be an aberrational figure in the Administration.
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SKOPJE, Macedonia — As he awaited a ruling on his appeal against a corruption conviction, Nikola Gruevski, the former Macedonian prime minister, gave the impression that he was resigned to going to prison.
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A German translator who took his last will said he gave the impression of a man "who is proud to have accomplished a great work and is now ready to leave the scene".
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In the case of the 21-year-old at the McDonald's, the undercover officer was an unkempt woman who gave the impression she was about to experience withdrawal, the 21-year-old testified.
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Trump certainly gave the impression of moving toward Democrats by offering a three-year reprieve from deportation for undocumented migrants brought to the US as children and protection to thousands of other migrants.
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Neighbors had different takes: While one said he was private and unfriendly, never reciprocating basic salutations, another said he was a "gentle giant" and gave the impression he had no familiarity with firearms.
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Ross had his eyes firmly closed for as long as 15 minutes, video suggested, as Vice President Mike Pence and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo gave the impression of listening intently to Trump.
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Klopp has sensed that; he made a point Monday night of telling Liverpool — and he gave the impression of speaking about the fans as much as the players — not to lose its nerve.
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" NORIHIRO FUJITO, SENIOR INVESTMENT STRATEGIST, MITSUBISHI UFJ MORGAN STANLEY SECURITIES, TOKYO "The central bank's decision to keep the 0.1 negative interest rate gave the impression that the BOJ gave full consideration to banks' businesses.
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Most famously, he told reporters after the assassination attempt on President Reagan, "I am in control here," which gave the impression that he was ignoring the succession of power and taking over the government.
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"The central bank's decision to keep the 0.1 negative interest rate gave the impression that the BOJ gave full consideration to banks' businesses," said Norihiro Fujito, senior investment strategist at Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Securities.
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While Parnas gave the impression the Qatar deal was Firtash's idea and had his blessing, according to two sources who spoke to CNN, it's unclear what if anything Firtash actually knew of the proposal.
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The exercise, a simulated game, gave the impression that Judge has plenty of work to do should he hope to recover the form that made him one of the most feared hitters in baseball.
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Mottled glass gave the impression of sunlight through leaves; striated glass looked like light dancing on water; double and triple plating added depth to color and ever-changing effects to the play of light.
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It's just moving to countries like Sri Lanka While Trump's comments gave the impression the fight against the group has ended with a U.S. victory, the U.S.'s mission against the group is ongoing.
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Ms. Simpson's lawyers argued that a 2015 notice to students about the class-action case gave the impression that they would have an opportunity to be excluded from a settlement at a later date.
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The full-series release of the season gave the impression of it being a great movie broken up into episodes that could be consumed in my own time — all at once or over time.
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Most notably, when MbS gave the impression last year that Riyadh endorsed the Trump administration's still nebulous Middle East peace plan, including U.S. recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital, the king made a public correction.
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HARLAN ULLMANSenior adviserAtlantic CouncilWashington, DC In an otherwise excellent article, you gave the impression that there is only one standard periodic table, the outcome of a long evolution ("The heart of the matter", March 2nd).
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While we enthusiastically support the political engagement and passion of our employees, in this instance the editorial posted online gave the impression that the statement reflected the position or actions of the Cambridge Public Schools.
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On Saturday, he apologized, maintaining he had done the right thing by working across the aisle with people whose views he found "repugnant" but apologizing if he gave the impression he was praising the senators.
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The White House hopeful maintained he had done the right thing by working across the aisle with people whose views he found "repugnant," but apologized if he gave the impression he was praising the senators.
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And though his welterweight thumpings of Nate Marquardt and Jake Shields—the aforementioned brilliant moments— gave the impression that a welterweight drop was just what the doctor ordered, Lombard's career then took another ugly turn.
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Making her Met debut as Aida, a role she's sung around the world, the soprano Kristin Lewis lacked vocal fullness and color; her performance gave the impression of a faint pencil sketch of the part.
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LANKFORD: It gave the impression that the campaign was somehow using the same language as the FBI, because you were handed the campaign language and told to be able (ph) to use the campaign language... (CROSSTALK) COMEY: Yeah — and — and again, I don't know whether it was intentional or not, but it gave the impression that the attorney general was looking to align the way we talked about our work with the way a political campaign was describing the same activity, which was inaccurate.
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When he explained how he got permission to experiment on some of the most valuable artifacts in modern Russian literature, he sometimes gave the impression that their custodians did not fully understand what he was doing.
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"We have been very clear that not every supporter of the plan is African American, and we never gave the impression publicly that these people were endorsing Pete, only that they supported the plan," Houston said.
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It's still not known what led the two planes to crash, but preliminary reports indicate that the Lion Air 610 may have crashed due to a faulty sensor that gave the impression that the plane was stalling.
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"And frankly, if his not revoking my clearance gave the impression that I somehow moved my commentary to a direction more acceptable to the White House, I would find that very disappointing and frankly unacceptable," Hayden said.
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An adviser gave the impression that the prime minister was not more engaged because the central government considered air pollution a problem for just a couple of weeks a year, and a Delhi-centric one at that.
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By waiting, however, the league gave the impression that it did not grasp the gravity of the charges at a time when media titans, Hollywood moguls and politicians are resigning or being fired for alleged inappropriate behavior.
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The minutes overall gave the impression of a central bank impressed by the U.S. economy's strength and confident in its plans to continue raising rates, but also concerned with what could push the economy off its upward course.
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In a pair of speeches and a string of tweets over the weekend, Trump gave the impression that while much of Washington and the rest of the globe is reeling from his behavior, he is in his element.
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RBC said the ECB was now only like to cut rates again if the data deteriorated further and that the central bank gave the impression that it was trying to avoid placing unnecessary negative effects on banks' profits.
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In five rehab games in the D-League this year, he was borderline toying with opponents, reading the game at such a high level that he gave the impression he might be too advanced even for his teammates.
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"He drawled his way through conversation and gave the impression he was still the country boy who grew up in Orlando, Florida, back when it was mostly farmland," Andrew Chaikin wrote in "A Man on the Moon" (210).
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Despite the physical hardships he had to endure for so many years, Hawking never gave the impression that he gave up on his own life, and by virtue of his ceaseless warnings, he never gave up on humanity either.
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From the outside looking in — and even to some locals — Texas seemed to be on a whole new trajectory: Ms. Richards did what she could to move the state forward, or at least gave the impression that she was.
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Ali returned to Britain in 2016 and gave the impression that he had returned to his former life training and working as a gas fitter and plumber but by March 2017 he was planning a terror attack in London.
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Unfussy décor, blond wood floors, generous dimensions, awning windows that opened onto the plaza and a wall of closets with mirrored doors gave the impression of room to breathe, or at least accommodate our many suitcases without creating excessive tripping hazards.
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His 2013 study concluded that Ata was indeed human, and that the skeleton's bones gave the impression that it was between the age of six and eight years old when it died—a very strange observation given the skeleton's diminutive proportions.
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"A race against time" (April 226st) gave the impression that reverting to trade on WTO terms would be damaging to Britain, citing tariffs on exports to the EU of 22015% on cars, 215% on food and 36% on dairy products.
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"A race against time" (April 1st) gave the impression that reverting to trade on WTO terms would be damaging to Britain, citing tariffs on exports to the EU of 10% on cars, 15% on food and 36% on dairy products.
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Last year a poorly worded privacy policy gave the impression that Samsung was using its televisions to listen in on your living room conversations (it wasn't, but word spread so quickly that the company had to issue a formal clarification).
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Cruz faced pressure early this month from Carson to reprimand campaign staff after aides circulated news reports on the night of the Iowa caucuses, which Cruz won, that gave the impression the retired neurosurgeon was dropping out of the GOP race.
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Speaking to reporters Friday before the indictment became public, Trump pledged to raise election meddling on Monday -- almost as a favor to the press -- but gave the impression that he was unlikely to do too much to challenge Putin's certain denials.
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Yet throughout the campaign most media coverage gave the impression that Mr. Bush was a bluff, straightforward guy, while portraying Al Gore — whose policy proposals added up, and whose critiques of the Bush plan were completely accurate — as slippery and dishonest.
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Bannon and the other former Trump campaign officials were reportedly pressed on Stone's statements about WikiLeaks, and told investigators working for Mueller that Stone gave the impression that he had a direct line to the group, according to the Times.
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His recordings gave the impression of someone forcing himself to venture far outside his comfort zone; they communicated a sense of solitude and drift, even if, as was often the case, you couldn't make out exactly what he was saying.
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These were the type of conventionally perfect hits that pop stars much bigger than Jepsen pay millions to have written for them, and Emotion gave the impression that Jepsen, who cowrites all her own songs, could toss them off in her sleep.
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Whatever justification there might be for this award, it gave the impression of a quid pro quo: that Mr. Corbyn was willing to compromise his lifelong hostility to Britain's system of unelected privilege in return for an inquiry that pulled its punches.
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"I don't know whether it was intentional or not, but it gave the impression that the attorney general was looking to align the way we talked about our work with the way it was being described in a political campaign," Comey said.
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Initial estimates released last month gave the impression that wages had taken a big step forward at the end of last year, lifting hopes that the momentum would continue, especially with a surge of local minimum-wage increases taking effect across the country.
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By sending no-name employees, rather than anyone from the upper echelons of the business — who then dodged tough questions and gave the impression that they are still unprepared for another round of foreign meddling — tech squandered any opportunity at a quick redemption narrative.
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"I don't know whether it was intentional or not, but it gave the impression that the attorney general was looking to align the way we talked about our work with the way a political campaign was describing the same activity, which was inaccurate," he said.
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Minutes from the Fed's June meeting released on Thursday gave the impression of a central bank impressed by the U.S. economy's strength and confident in its plans to continue raising rates, but also concerned with what could push the economy off its upward course.
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In fact, as video evidence shows, cast member Brandon Victor Dixon had read out a scrupulously polite statement of the inclusive values celebrated in the performance; it gave the impression of having been filtered through so many Broadway PR flacks as to be rendered entirely uncontentious.
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But several community leaders said the errors gave the impression that the state didn't care enough to get it right, and even worse, they worry that the mistakes might make parents who are hesitant about vaccines doubt health department officials when they say vaccines are safe.
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By opening the door to the creation of Super PACs and giving Wall Street and other major financial sectors new ways to buy political outcomes, the courts gave the impression, to say the least, that they favored establishment interests over those of the less well off.
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Those reductions not only cut borrowing costs but also helped assuage investors' nerves after Chairman Jerome Powell, in two notable missteps, gave the impression in late 2018 that the Fed would continue to raise rates and reduce the size of the bond holdings on its balance sheet.
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Yet by agreeing in December to accept Central American asylum seekers while their claims are processed in the United States, Lopez Obrador gave the impression he could be "pushed around" by Trump, said former foreign minister Castaneda, who backed Lopez Obrador's closest rival in the last election.
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A 2013 paper led by Garry Nolan, an immunologist at Stanford University, concluded that Ata was human, and that the skeleton's bones gave the impression that it was between the age of six and eight years old when it died, though such an age would have been impossible.
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She was slightly hunched over, and yet her right arm, long and lean — she danced for many years — gesticulated freely and expressively, so that the contrast gave the impression of someone in a conflicted emotional state, someone both wanting to tell her story and unsure about doing so.
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But at least publicly, Mr. Lavrov and Mr. Pompeo gave the impression that Iran was not at the top of their agenda, and most of their remarks on it dealt with the 2015 nuclear deal that the United States has withdrawn from but that Russia and other powers still support.
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"The public relations team at Michigan State gave the impression that he was going to do some sort of dispassionate, independent investigation, and that simply was not true," said John C. Manly, a lawyer for more than 100 of the women who have sued or made claims against Michigan State.
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"I think it is possible that it may have been F.B.I. director Comey who gave the impression to President Trump that their conversations should always be one on one because in their very first meeting it was Comey who cleared the room to have a discussion," she said in an interview.
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It gave the impression that Trump was on some level coordinating his campaign messaging with the Russian hackers, and that either he was taking a pro-Putin line in exchange for Russian help or he sincerely believed in the pro-Putin line and therefore saw nothing wrong with accepting Russian assistance.
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And while the kenafeh I had gave the impression of having been stashed in the dessert case too long, the baklava is still sweetly evocative, doused with just enough rose water to give you the sensation of lying on a bed near an open window next to a rosebush on a warm night in June.
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Her speech on Tuesday night gave the impression that she intends to stay until the bitter end, which will serve no purpose other than to let her push her vindictive platform and opinions, like the time at her CNN town hall when she took a mean-spirited jab at voters who believe in traditional marriage.
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It's unclear whether the controversial DOJ decisions were made before or after the flare-up over the Stone case, but the quick timing of Barr's ABC News interview followed by the announcement not to pursue charges against McCabe gave the impression that Barr may be seeking to repair DOJ's optics and assert its independence.
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Rickman was so complete a villain when he had to be—he gave the impression of being single-minded and opaque at the same time; we knew who he held in contempt, but never quite why—it's tempting to think of him as a classic character actor, someone who spent a career perfecting one particular kind of role.
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ANTONIO ARMELLINIAmbassador (retired)Rome "Sukuk and see" (January 6th) gave the impression that Dana Gas was unable to pay the coupon on its sukuk, or Islamic bond, because of liquidity issues; has been ordered to pay holders of its sukuk by the British High Court; and that the ongoing legal proceedings will negatively hurt the Islamic finance industry.
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"Here, because Ambassador Haley's personal Twitter account included so much indicia of her official role as Ambassador and was even linked to the United States Mission to the United Nations website, it gave the impression that she was acting in her official capacity when she used this account to retweet President Trump's message," the letter said.
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The light box, along with the shelves and desk cubbies stuffed with books and the paperwork lying everywhere, gave the impression of a publishing office from an earlier time — if not the days of clacking typewriters then the '90s at least, when producing a magazine was more tactile and everyone's main concern was what would go into next month's issue, not whether there would be one.
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The resulting rumors, because of course there were rumors, gave the impression that Trump told the New York Times editorial board something about his immigration views that caused the editorial board to believe he is not in fact serious about fulfilling his core campaign promises: to build a wall and have Mexico pay for it; deport 11 million unauthorized immigrants from the US; and prevent Muslims from entering the country.
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And the more kinetic Split, to the extent that it did work (for my money, it's a much weaker film than Unbreakable), was largely carried by the hypnotic performance of James McAvoy, who gave the impression that there might actually be 24 different characters living just beneath his skin as he morphed from one to the next, flipping accents and affects and being genuinely menacing in the process.
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For weeks, we heard him say that he hoped to be able to endorse Trump, and received updates on his struggle to "get there," an arrival he gave the impression would happen if he could get Trump to move a few decimal points his way on one budgetary matter or another, as if one's ability to vote for Donald Trump depended on an exact mental alignment over Medicare Part D benefits.
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Or better still, it gave the impression of a young, awakening North America shedding the skins of the past and rising again to a new dance: A new dance in a new creation; new thinking which will slip the borders of north and south and form a natural alliance based on New World sensibilities — an alliance which should have been there with us at the very beginning when we came individually and collectively to this continent, as we are together the new people to the world, having made passage from old outdated regimes and antiquated tribalists of every continent to get here.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg arrives to testify before a joint hearing of the US Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee and Senate Judiciary Committee on Capitol Hill, April 10, 2018 in Washington, DC. (Photo: JIM WATSON/AFP/Getty Images) Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg arrives to testify before a joint hearing of the US Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee and Senate Judiciary Committee on Capitol Hill, April 10, 2018 in Washington, DC. (Photo: JIM WATSON/AFP/Getty Images) Sidestepping any gotcha questions or meme-worthy sound bites, Zuckerberg's repetitive answers gave the impression that there's little left to uncover, whether or not that's true.
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