So we got in touch with artist Julia Sinelnikova, a.k.a.
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We got in touch with them and they seemed delighted.
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Greg Pratt: Yeah, so they got in touch with me.
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I got in touch with the authorities in the university.
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I got in touch with Pesant to talk about this project.
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But Jenner got in touch with the head of the camp.
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Then, they got in touch with the Grand Rapids Fire Department.
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She got in touch with him, and he said he's great.
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I got in touch with him to understand what that's like.
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Once she got in touch with her mom, she broke down.
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Shortly after sending that message, Girma got in touch with TechCrunch.
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She got in touch with some acquaintances in the outfitting business.
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First I got in touch with [interviewee] Christina Sumarmiyati via Facebook.
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Pfizer, for example, first got in touch with MSCI in 2014.
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There, she called her mother, who got in touch with the police.
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Dearborn got in touch with Strange's campaign after speaking with the President.
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TechCrunch got in touch with the SEC, but it declined to comment.
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Quinn got in touch with Keller and gave him a stern talk.
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They got in touch with Mr. Valentin in the summer of 2500.
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We got in touch with Lloyd Blankfein to see what he thinks.
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"About a year ago, a woman got in touch with me," he says.
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I got in touch with the man, and spoke to him at length.
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I recently got in touch with the person tweeting as fake Rex Tillerson.
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Orchestra representatives got in touch with a local violin shop, Maison du Violin.
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I got in touch with him to find out more about his organization.
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People always asked me if I got in touch with my inner Baldwin.
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She got in touch with Gerson, and they started talking about new ideas.
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He got in touch with his friends again, and signed up for classes.
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THUMP doesn't like unanswered questions, so we got in touch with the pair.
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So I got in touch with Andreas Prasadja, Indonesia's only sleep disorder specialist.
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Matthew Trumm, a Northern California environmentalist, got in touch with Liu in 2018.
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And then a day after honoring Forde, Alderson got in touch with Wood.
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One call led to another and they got in touch with Mark's publicist.
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No. Jared Grusd, the CEO of Huffington Post, got in touch with me.
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So we got in touch with him and he said to come on over.
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He got in touch with physics professor Saul Rappaport, and Rappaport got to work.
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Within hours, the post had reached Jennifer's friend who got in touch with her.
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Hartfield got in touch with Francis when he saw they both lived in California.
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Just today, the son of a deserter got in touch with me via Twitter.
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Anheuser-Busch got in touch with Otto soon after the company launched in January.
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Then, Boots got in touch with us a few months later through our management.
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She got in touch with DKMS, which gave her Theine's name and email address.
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Later in the day, though, an NBC official got in touch with Kelly's camp.
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I got in touch with Camilla Ledegaard Svendsen, an old friend of his, through Facebook.
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She got in touch with the person who wrote that post to ask some questions.
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To its credit, Apple got in touch with Lee and worked to replicate his results.
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GMT Morton got in touch with Mashable to explain how the whole thing came about.
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His post caught the eye of Nina Kaye, who immediately got in touch with him.
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Eventually, he got in touch with a Cameroonian embassy representative who arranged for his repatriation.
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So — true to RuPaul form — I got in touch with him to make him aware.
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I got in touch with a Syrian refugee living in Germany who calls himself Alex.
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I got in touch with Fitzgerald and McNaughton to find out more about the book.
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For the first project, Resonance, we got in touch with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra.
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BST Nem got in touch with us to talk a bit more about his mission.
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When WikiLeaks began releasing hacked DNC emails, the Australians got in touch with the Americans.
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We got in touch with Jay to find out more about the film and soundtrack.
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I got in touch with Anil Bhanot of the Hindu Council UK to find out.
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They got in touch with the local Alzheimer's association and set up some group tours.
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One coworker I know of called 75 times before he got in touch with anyone.
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She got in touch with Steven, a childhood friend, and invited him to visit her.
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That opened a dialogue between us when we finally got in touch with each other.
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I really got in touch with myself in a way that I haven't in awhile.
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He got in touch with the band's record label in Belgium and made it happen.
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The British embassy in Bangkok has reportedly got in touch with Pattaya authorities after this incident.
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The first person I got in touch with was reticent to tell me anything at all.
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We got in touch with Florencio to find out what makes his slicing skills so special.
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To see if I was correct in my preconceptions, I got in touch with Rafael Beutl.
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He actually got in touch with producers and actors, which was a key to his capture.
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Ms. Carter got in touch with Mr. Wallace to ask if he wanted help ring shopping.
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A casting director got in touch with Mr. Jesuthasan, who had been in two previous films.
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Hyman got in touch with her, and she decided to write a story on the startup.
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It was Dearborn who then got in touch with Strange's campaign after speaking with the President.
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I got in touch with my realtor right away and we got the plans in motion.
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The woman says she managed to leave the apartment and later got in touch with police.
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I was curious about what might happen, though, so I got in touch with the FEC.
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Jeff Chen: Jason got in touch with me a year ago about this moon landing tribute.
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When they learned about the work of Ed Harwood, they immediately got in touch with him.
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We got in touch with Jim Kelly, the director of Covenant House, and met with them.
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To do so, I got in touch with my brother John, and asked him to make this.
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Gooze got in touch with Amber, who was heartbroken to hear that McIldoon, 23, didn't make it.
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He took a heavy pause, and he got in touch with the real story -- the human one.
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Unity later got in touch with Blomkamp to ask whether he'd be interested in expanding the project.
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I panicked and got in touch with Mint's customer support who assured me it would be fixed.
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JWoww says Roger got in touch with Thomas to "team up" against her and ruin her life.
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The Atlantic's Natasha Bertrand got in touch with Cohen's lawyer, Steve Ryan, for comment on Avenatti's allegation.
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"I got in touch with Ms. Quicy after work at the [Cincinnati Metropolitan] Housing Authority," recalled Homer.
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To put all of these stories into perspective, I got in touch with firearms consultant David Dyson.
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John Thomas got in touch with Yousef and introduced him to his cousin at the tobacco shop.
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Enotiades replied noncommittally, but got in touch with an agent in the D.E.A.'s office in Brussels.
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We were able to look at the quality of their work and got in touch with them.
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Damon Martin of Fox Sports got in touch with Snyder to gain some clarity on his tweet.
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We got in touch with the director to discuss his strange exploration of an even stranger artwork.
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An agent, Tracy Bohan, of the Wylie Agency, saw the piece and got in touch with Rooney.
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When the pathologist in Missouri got in touch with me, I had to pull on the string.
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Mary Lou Guizzo: Erik got in touch with me last January about co-constructing a themeless crossword.
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Lawyers from the United States got in touch with them by WhatsApp and email to help out.
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In February, I got in touch with Terrance through an e-mail address on the Web site.
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In fact, I got in touch with the founder of the company, Igor Bekker, for the explanation.
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The Third Pin CEO got in touch with Fike, who gave answers that Larionov described as unclear.
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Hunt received the data, got in touch with the affected company, and suggested they inform their customers.
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I got in touch with some of the girls I met through the app to find out.
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He got in touch with his old friends from prison who had recently formed Ahrar al-Sham.
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I got in touch with the other guys and within a few days we rented a French studio.
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Soon she was identified and the owners got in touch with her and asked for the painting back.
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Word got around, and Lucía's lawyers got in touch with Gijena while he tried to recruit an anesthesiologist.
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In the fall, Field got in touch with me to ask that I not print the children's names.
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But when WeRateDogs started taking off, Pippin's owners got in touch with him, and a special relationship blossomed.
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Three weeks after first meeting Howard, we got in touch with his daughter Meghann Gaines via social media.
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According to the outlet, the NPS official then got in touch with the photographer who covered the inauguration.
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In each country, I got in touch with the local branches of PETA, the association that defends animals.
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We got in touch with Chamizo to talk about the complexities surrounding meat consumption, both human and otherwise.
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Thousands of upvotes later, a manager got in touch with DeWitt through Reddit DMs to offer him representation.
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Yeah, he thought, These guys are talking a lot of sense, and then got in touch with them.
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I got in touch with her for this article to see if she remembered why she did it.
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I got in touch with the work of Conrad Schnitzler and then Kate Bush on the other end.
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In turn, Mr. Castillo (skip the nickname, please) got in touch with Elio Barrios (Chiquito) and Martin Diorisia.
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We're told somehow Kylie got in touch with others who were at the party and her doubts evaporated.
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I got in touch with a friend who lived close to the protest site and booked a flight.
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Marshall got in touch with coach Karl Hobbs, who was an assistant at UConn when he played there.
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I got in touch with him through email initially, and then we had a couple of skype calls.
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I recently got in touch with one of their members, 20-year-old Calle Vangstrup, for a chat.
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KCPK got in touch with Iconoclast, the production company I am represented by, and showed me the track.
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When she first moved to Colorado, she got in touch with other deaf people and built a community.
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Mr. Vevers got in touch with Mr. Orlowski, who agreed to make a film chronicling the coral crisis.
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BST Clara Edwards, the mom behind the poster, got in touch with Mashable to give us an update.
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In Baltimore, Randall said that when they got in touch with Ring, the company immediately wanted to help.
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He got in touch with the founders and checked out a beta version of what they were building.
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In 2016, Sea-Watch got in touch with me because a captain had gotten sick and couldn't join.
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Can you tell me about how you got in touch with his family and interviewed them for the book?
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We got in touch with Adam Lashinsky to see if he had any insights into what his comment meant.
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The military, frustrated in its own attempts to build robots, got in touch with CMU engineers in the 1980s.
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Old Friends got in touch with the subjects of a search and asked for permission before handing over details.
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A deputy, who got in touch with the anonymous caller, determined that Cruz possessed knives and a BB gun.
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Regardless, I got in touch with the people at one such range, Battlefield Vegas, and arranged for a visit.
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Katie Holmes got in touch with her Batman roots at Six Flags with her daughter Suri over the weekend.
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"Some reporters that had been contacted by McAfee about a demo [...] got in touch with me," Marlinspike told Gizmodo.
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Eventually I got in touch with a Unimin executive who asked me to send her my questions by email.
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She read it and loved it, and on a Bob's Your Uncle tour she got in touch with me.
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I got in touch with Amy Duan, the founder of Chihuo, Los Angeles' most popular Chinese-language food website.
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Finally, Ramirez's godmother got in touch with Gregory Gardner, another lawyer who agreed to help, according to court records.
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FBI Special Agent Mason Grant got in touch with the teen over email, pretending to be an AP journalist.
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The couple got in touch with librarians at the University of Arkansas, which already had some of Price's papers.
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As a last resort, I got in touch with an expert in German law to try to clarify things.
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It seemed like an impossible task, so, of course I got in touch with them to find out more.
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First, I got in touch with a verified etiquette expert: Lizzie Post, host of the weekly podcast Awesome Etiquette.
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But by the time Williams got in touch with Yelp's legal team, they said they were already on it.
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Eventually, Watson and her foundation, which is located nearby, heard about the puppy and got in touch with Day.
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And I got in touch with her when I started out translating, because she represented some major Israeli authors.
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To prove it, Warzel and Thompson got in touch with individuals they'd identified in the dataset they were given.
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CNBC got in touch with Ukraine's presidential office to respond to Kostin's comments but has yet to receive a response.
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I got in touch with this guy called Clare Fischer, who I thought was a woman with the name Clare.
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THUMP got in touch with Peter Williams, the bouncer, hero, and reluctant star of the video to get the story.
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Alice realized she was a victim of maternity discrimination after speaking with friends and got in touch with a lawyer.
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I think it's terrific, and I got in touch with a lot of things about myself that I didn't like.
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After finding out that no one was yet marketing marijuana for menstrual cramps, she got in touch with Elisabeth's company.
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Meanwhile, a team of South American researchers got in touch with Dr. Metzger with another potential case of contagious cancer.
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Shawn Minter got in touch with The Verge after his Note 7 caught fire on his nightstand at 5:45AM.
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That's how we got in touch with a manager, we even headlined all the competitions afterwards as the guest band.
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I got in touch with Gilbert Pilgram, the chef and owner of Zuni Café in San Francisco, a Mediterranean restaurant.
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Separately, Mr. Halsey got in touch with us, and we forwarded to him requests from readers who wanted to help.
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" Once YouTube's team got in touch with Knight and Dulay, they "apologized profusely and promised to look into the matter.
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TechCrunch got in touch with Belvo because its model is interesting, as are the bones of the company's organization itself.
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So I got in touch with a friend of mine, video producer Jamison Hermann, to get a better grip on it.
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The actor eventually shared that he did go looking for a pimp, asking around until he got in touch with one.
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CNET got in touch with Khachuyan, who promised them that everything the company is doing is on the up-and-up.
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He got in touch with local migrant groups and Sari was eventually rescued by diplomats from the Indonesian embassy in Riyadh.
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To get some real answers to these questions, I got in touch with a number of experts on food and animals.
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I got in touch with the police department whose officer had allegedly spotted Wall's sister as a 'person you may know.
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Cook gave them whatever food he had on the boat and got in touch with the rescue, she told the CBC.
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We're told the Department got in touch with the FBI and created a joint task force to hunt down the culprit.
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UPDATED 20 APRIL 2016 12:55 GMT: Leith got in touch with Mashable to explain why she designed the sick bag.
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He got in touch with Donna and asked if she had lived near any farms when she was pregnant with John.
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But it was already there to begin with, from the very first time that the directors got in touch with me.
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To find out, we got in touch with the folks over at Pornhub, who've been analyzing data about pornography since 2013.
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The report mainly reviewed how often and how quickly (or slowly) airline social channels got in touch with passengers on Twitter.
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I think Christian, the maker of these things, got in touch with Chris after he'd tweeted about how great it was.
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I got in touch with Dr. Fernando Caudevilla—a GP specialized in the physical effects of cannabis, cocaine, and synthetic drugs.
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A top operative for the union, Kevin Finnegan, got in touch with Emma Wolfe, the mayor's top aide for intergovernmental affairs.
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He got in touch with Interscope's vice chairman, Steve Berman, a name he knew from skits between songs on Eminem records.
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The family got in touch with Lucinda Herring, a licensed funeral director who specializes in green burial and at-home vigils.
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They got in touch with Mr. Lincoln, who joined the search by posting on social media and doing follow-up interviews.
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Somebody gave me one of their business cards, so I got in touch with them and did some work with them.
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Looking for a Las Vegas resident who could introduce him to the local medical network, Craven got in touch with Mellette.
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And it's been doing all this for 40 years now, undetected—until that anonymous source got in touch with Süeddeutsche Zeitung.
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When the reMarkable team first got in touch with E Ink, the company said what they wanted to do wasn't possible.
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Eventually Ms. Hall got in touch with Marcy Cottrell Houle, a Portland author who had just written a book with Dr. Eckstrom.
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Instead of following the order, McGahn prepared a resignation letter, informed his deputies and quickly got in touch with his personal attorney.
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It started when I was living in Belgium and I got in touch with some artists I knew and wanted to include.
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They got in touch with Disneyland employees through the company's Twitter page, who were all too happy to help plan a surprise.
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Before the VMAs, Logic's team got in touch with the crisis service because they wanted to involve suicide survivors in his performance.
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They chose the latter option, stayed in the school parking lot, and contacted an administrator who got in touch with their parents.
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NFL player Eugene Monroe, who at the time of filming played for the Baltimore Ravens, got in touch with me on Twitter.
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Cohill tells Refinery29 that she got involved when Angel Warren, one of the members of the group, got in touch with her.
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For answers, I got in touch with Shelly Ronen, a PhD candidate at New York University who studies sex, intimacy, and technology.
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Then, moments later... To clear things up, the BBC got in touch with Google, which provided the following — entirely on-point — explanation.
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In 2007, at Jeff Creque's behest, John Wick got in touch with Whendee Silver, an ecologist at the University of California, Berkeley.
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After two days of trying and failing to reach their home, the Michelli's finally got in touch with someone who could help.
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They've also camped upstate where they stayed in cabins, milked cows, and got in touch with nature, far away from the city.
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Lopez then reportedly got in touch with an immigration advocate, who said her local nonprofit could help the girl get a lawyer.
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The company also said it had got in touch with the apps in question about potential violations of its terms of service.
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I heard the police got in touch with you just three hours after you released the first poster of the prime minister.
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The couple met when he got in touch with her about a constituency issue — a bill that Gayford worried would erode privacy.
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So he got in touch with John Brownstein, an epidemiologist and chief innovation officer at Boston Children's Hospital, to volunteer his services.
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When Mr. Moran was 42, he got in touch with Bob, by then a resident of a veteran's hospital in Los Angeles.
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He got in touch with lawyers involved in the Victoria's Secret litigation and heard rumors of an unacknowledged bikini maker in Brazil.
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While attending Georgia State University in Atlanta, Johnson got in touch with Jimmy Edgar, the ex-Detroiter who founded the Ultramajic imprint.
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But late last week, another former customer got in touch with her and told her about Whitaker's involvement with World Patent Marketing.
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We got in touch with Aritz López, one of the co-founders of Gïk to find out more about his world-changing wine.
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The Orange County Register finally got in touch with someone at the Orange County Sheriff's Department who knew what they were talking about.
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A few days later, he got in touch with the company, and an employee traveled across the country with a case of samples.
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The woman got in touch with Lyft's 24/7 safety team, which is always an option on the Lyft website, even mid-ride.
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The actor, 28, got in touch with his inner child when he paid a special visit to a few preschool classes on Thursday.
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But after we called a store, we got in touch with their guest experiences team via text message to ask about the outbreak.
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They soon got in touch with the franchise's owner, Jeff Osterfeld, and its president, Craig Dunaway, and opened their first store in 2004.
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To help parse these developments, I got in touch with Rodger Baker, who leads Asia Pacific research at the military think tank Stratfor.
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"When I got in touch with the other union member, I was told Campos was taken to [health clinic] Quick Care," Hickey said.
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To find out, we got in touch with UC-Davis researcher Oliver Kreylos, who discovered how to pull images from Oculus Rift sensors.
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The retail giant finally got in touch with the sisters and flew them out to their headquarters in Minneapolis the very next day.
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Busch: When I was firmly established as a downtown crossover artist, Don got in touch with me; I didn't know him at all.
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Dr. Willerslev got in touch with the family and received permission to search the bones of the so-called Anzick child for DNA.
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I got in touch with Alex and Connor to ask them some questions about Dream Leaf for this article, but received no response.
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They hadn't opened yet and somehow these individuals got in touch with them and offered to sell it to them for $4 million.
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Later, when I was in England, I got in touch with George and I asked him for his blessing to do the Sgt.
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Sources close to Rx tell TMZ ... he and Rob's team got in touch with each other, and put the issue to bed amicably.
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Denver7 got in touch with the company that actually took the freezer from Reese's home, but it couldn't account for her money, either.
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He said that Mr. Hong Chang got in touch with the F.B.I. and offered to share "audiovisual material" obtained during the embassy attack.
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"The shovel operator at the mine saw a block with a funny pattern and got in touch with a geologist," Dr. Brinkman said.
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This summer marks 20 years since Seaman's release, so I got in touch with Saito over email to discuss its development and legacy.
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The team quickly got in touch with Intel and learned that other researchers - inspired in part by Fogh's blog - had made similar discoveries.
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In another post from Sarandon, the actress got in touch with her silly side, posing with her tongue out with Watts in her arms.
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From just a few clinics VICE got in touch with, most coaches charge upwards of hundreds of dollars an hour for coaching and assistance.
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I got in touch with recent alums to draft a letter that other alumni could sign and send to the chair of the board.
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But instead of dismissing it as the fancy of a cheese-addled mind, he got in touch with pizza ordering app Push For Pizza.
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To learn more I got in touch with Edwin Broomfield and Daniel Kranstz, two illusionists who do animal-based illusions in their show Unleashed.
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I mean, we know that this informant got in touch with three officials of the Trump campaign, Carter Page, George Papadopoulos, and Sam Clovis.
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I got in touch with her to find out if it's really easier to fall in love when dating is your full-time job.
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He got in touch with Raytheon, the space and defense company running the monitoring, as well as Kongsberg Satellite Services, which runs the facility.
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Hannah got in touch with Ariana Feiner, who she had never met in person but knew through an organization for people who have hypopara.
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I got in touch with the group's executive officer Viktor Zimmerman to find out why he believes that such a drastic move is required.
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But then almost a month after the election, Grkovic, 35, got in touch with Mashable and identified himself as the man in the video.
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THUMP also got in touch with Baer to ask him a few questions about the release, and the impetus to start a new imprint.
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Last year I got in touch with Hyperdub about a soundtrack for a video I was working on, and that turned into the Nøtel.
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The International Justice Mission, a Christian group based in Northern Virginia, immediately got in touch with contacts in Congress and at the State Department.
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" Reached by email, McGovern told VICE News no one from Clinton's camp "spoke to me or got in touch with me in any way.
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So far, everyone VICE got in touch with about the now-infamous letter claims to have complied with every requirement of the application process.
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For Jefferson, who I got in touch with during his suspension, the copyright notice and takedown got him a permanent strike on his channel.
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He eventually got in touch with his ex, hoping she would take him back, only to find out that she was dating someone else.
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"I was adopted, and I never got in touch with my birth mom," says Maggie D., 53, now a mother living in Los Angeles.
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Next I got in touch with Jennifer Zelazny, the WordPress developer who set up the site and had worked on it from time to time.
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Investigators saw similarities in the ears, nose and mouth on the two photos, so got in touch with the Marshals Service office up in Connecticut.
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But when they eventually got in touch with Apple about the possibility of bringing Tangle Tower to Arcade, the studio realized they needed some help.
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In the meantime, we've got in touch with the band to find out more about this turn of events that makes their name extremely apt.
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Cohen and Hicks subsequently had another brief call that same day, and then after that, Cohen got in touch with Trump and officials from AMI.
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I got in touch with Kim Shanahan, the head of the Santa Fe Area Home Builders Association, to gauge how reality-based my fear was.
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To get some perspective, I got in touch with Carles Casas—a specialist in sensorial marketing who is very familiar with the world of retail.
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I got in touch with co-author Peter Marra, head of the Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center, to find out why he hates cats so much.
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The accuser recently decided to come forward, got in touch with Lafferty again, and Lafferty set up the meeting last week with the speaker's office.
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Turkos got in touch with the company but only received an automated response apologising for the inconvenience and giving her a partial refund of $93.99.
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I got in touch with Professor Tatar, because how often do you get an excuse to talk with a professor of Germanic folklore and mythology?
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I needed to zoom out and take in the bigger picture, so I got in touch with an expert in symbols and semiotics: Paul Cobley.
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Miles Nolte of MeatEater got in touch with me the other day to raise a point about our recent coverage of food and climate change.
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I got in touch with Glenn Cohen, a professor at Harvard Law School who studies reproductive technologies, to ask him to guess what happens next.
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It wasn't until Dulay and Knight got in touch with higher-ups at YouTube, including members of the company's public affairs team, that anything changed.
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I got in touch with Shelly Miller, an air-pollution researcher at the University of Colorado in Boulder who also happens to own an Airthinx.
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Mr. Conlon got in touch with Patrick Bringley, a writer who in 2014 wrote a thesis on Mr. Hays while at Hunter College in Manhattan.
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Mr. Conlon got in touch with Patrick Bringley, a writer who in 2014 wrote a thesis on Mr. Hays while at Hunter College in Manhattan.
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"It recollects how I started to modify all of my clothes, and how I first got in touch with the idea of style and fashion."
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The next day, a publicist for the theater got in touch with a correction: Ms. Bernstine will turn 45 at the end of the month.
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In Israel, Inna A. Nogotovich, a Russian immigrant occasionally nostalgic for home culture, read the article by chance and got in touch with Ms Eroshok.
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On Friday, a mother got in touch with Rowling on Twitter to tell the Harry Potter author about her son's use of the Avada Kedavra curse.
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We got in touch with VICE's European offices (whether they're in member states or not) to find out how young people feel about this morning's news.
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I got in touch with him and then had to fight the hospital for five months just to get Billy's medical records to send to America.
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"We got in touch with the Americans as soon as it became clear there was an impact on some companies operating in France," the official said.
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Rocked to my core by this tale of intrigue, I got in touch with Tim to find out how he was feeling about the whole thing.
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Meredith Glavin, a flight attendant with Southwest, told the authorities she got in touch with Williams after her co-workers said insurance was covering their workouts.
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He reports that Google lifted 73 seconds from seven of his videos, and when he got in touch with the company he was offered no compensation.
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In 2010, Clarkson got in touch with her Texas roots by releasing her first foray into country music: a moving, super high-belting duet with Aldean.
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When they discovered Adda, a popular embroidering-style in India, they got in touch with one of the production managers who oversees the women featured here.
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A lobbyist named Ferrell Patrick got in touch with Blades, and said he had an idea that would solve the latter problem and help hometown pharmacists.
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To hear from someone with bigger numbers, I got in touch with Charlie Barker, a 20-year-old model from Nottingham with more than 600,000 followers.
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During an appearance on The Graham Norton Show on Friday, Robbie Williams told the story of how Pink once got in touch with him by email.
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Ann got in touch with me through our website after feeling like her values in terms of crime reporting matched what we were trying to do.
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Before going to the hypno-singing session I got in touch with a few former hypnotherapy patients to gauge how effective it had been for them.
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" So after we recorded the album, we got in touch with Jessi again and we were like, "We don't know if we can tour that much.
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I got in touch with experts David Ley and Mireille Miller-Young, both of whom have written extensively about this subculture and the subculture of swinging.
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Wilcox did not deny Freedman's involvement, but said that "organization for this trip began well before" Freedman got in touch with EPA officials about the trip.
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Which is how we got in touch with Kai on "Florida," and Kai is super active and around all the time, that was a lot easier.
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I decided to delve further and got in touch with Susan McCarthy, a writer and co-founder of a great blog that's all about apologies, SorryWatch.
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The retreat was months away, but I quickly got in touch with the organizer, a writer and teacher named Anna, and paid the full fee: $1,395.
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He then got in touch with the FBI to share information "relevant to the incident as well as audiovisual material supposedly obtained," per Spanish judicial authorities.
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To find out, I got in touch with Jeffrey Lewis, director of the East Asia Nonproliferation Program at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey.
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I found myself feeling ever so slightly envious of the denizens of Team Cascada UK. Which is why I got in touch with Vicky and Laura.
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With this in mind, I got in touch with four former prison inmates to find out the most bizarre things they witnessed during their time inside.
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But when her long-time bandmate Neil Halstead got in touch with her about the possibility of resurrecting their old band, she was open to the idea.
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It was around this time that Doe's mom got in touch with Salem, who helped the family get professional therapy and find an attorney, the report says.
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It was at this low point that Zoe Quinn—writer, fellow developer and the initial focus of Gamergate's online wrath—got in touch with Chen via Twitter.
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In order to find out how a mentally ill person could possibly obtain a gun in the UK, I got in touch with firearms expert David Dyson.
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One of those detectives, Troy A. Large, a 27-year-veteran of the Horry County Police Department, got in touch with the woman a few days later.
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After being notified by Palmer, Kenneth Arnold, a pilot who claimed to have witnessed the first widely publicised UFO sighting, got in touch with Dahl and Crisman.
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Ahead of the exhibition's opening this bank holiday weekend, we got in touch with heritage charity YOUTH CLUB's Jamie Brett, one of the curators behind the show.
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First, I got in touch with Gert ter Horst, Professor of neurobiology and Director of the Neuroimaging Center at the University Hospital in the city of Groningen.
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As Time Goes By is currently on display at the Fotostiftung Winterthur in Zurich, so I got in touch with Davatz to chat about her life's work.
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A friend said he wanted to buy as many guns as he could, so Thomas got in touch with someone he knew who had guns to sell.
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Instead of remaining disheartened, he got in touch with the program selection committee, who told him he could still try applying if he could correct his eyesight.
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And so over the summer, with the help of his lawyer, Vanessa Dell, he got in touch with Michael J. Wishnie, a professor at Yale Law School.
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It said she knew everything, that she got in touch with her lawyers, and that we had five days to get rid of all the illegal activity.
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Through a mutual friend, Scott Kempner of the band the Dictators, they got in touch with Dion, who told them that he had planned an entire album.
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According to Mr Lutsenko, two of Mr Giuliani's other clients, Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman, got in touch with him at Mr Giuliani's behest in late 22016.
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I started to wonder about the world of crossword publication, and got in touch with Nancy Salomon, who kindly gave me a crash course in puzzle construction.
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He got in touch with a South African music producer and booked a ticket to Johannesburg, as a kind of sequel to his earlier trip to Kingston.
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If Disney haven't got in touch with the owners of those two to start discussing a movie deal within the next 24 hours, they've badly missed a trick.
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In 2011, I got in touch with the class-action lawyers and stayed in close contact over the succeeding years as the Trump U lawsuit barreled toward trial.
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Wanting to know more about those kinds of cases, I got in touch with five lawyers and asked about the human horror stories that affected them the most.
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"I suppose the wackiest one is a tantric guru who meditated and got in touch with the great beyond, which told him what the script said," says Wells.
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"We got in touch with [the Production Ministry] and let them know it was totally impossible for us to survive this," Ramos told Reuters in a telephone interview.
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Update 3/14/17 1:01pm EDT: Gizmodo got in touch with Passos via Skype who confirmed he and his friend Devon Schneider cracked the Wii U version.
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To find out why certain papers and sections of society leap to ascribe attackers' motivations to mental-health issues, I got in touch with psychiatrist Dr. Simon Wessely.
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Yeah. I think that the world would be a lot more peaceful place if everyone went surfing and got in touch with our beautiful beaches and our ocean.
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As TMZ first reported, The Real Housewives of Orange County star got in touch with the local police about the now-fired employee in question two weeks ago.
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She tells me about another woman in Denmark who got in touch with her through the organization, with concerns from her son's behavior that he was becoming radicalized.
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Yacoubian says a BMW rep got in touch with him and said that he needed to buy out Soulavy's contract with BMW, which still had one year remaining.
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Potylo says he was extremely concerned when he saw the videos and got in touch with Chyna's attorney to discuss a plan of action to help her out.
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And so I got in touch with a bunch of teenagers to see if they could tell me exactly what songs I should be listening to right now.
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The idea for a Hadid exhibition came up in October when the Fondazione Berengo's director, Jane Rushton, got in touch with Ms. Hadid on a visit to London.
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Before Quinnipiac first got in touch with Garteig about playing collegiate hockey, he had no clue where the university was, let alone where Connecticut was on a map.
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I got in touch with my friend Dan, an orphan himself, who worked as a caretaker for the Popricani orphanage and asked him to help me find characters.
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I got in touch with the account managers and after a couple of really long calls, I received permission to interview the only Dutch manager,because I'm Dutch.
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Months later, someone I went to catechism with at Saint Mark the Evangelist, the church I attended regularly as a child, got in touch with me on Facebook.
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Mr. Hong Chang escaped to the United States and got in touch with the F.B.I., offering to share "audiovisual material" obtained during the embassy attack, the judge said.
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Soon after, Mr. Mika got in touch with Nick Robone, who was shot in the chest at the Route 91 Harvest music festival in Las Vegas in October.
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As I set about thinking about all of this, I got in touch with Audrey Bedolis, a lawyer who has specialized in therapeutic malpractice for almost 30 years.
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Action wanted to try pressed duck—or canard á la presse, as the French would say—so we got in touch with Daniel Boulud and made it happen.
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We got in touch with Insta-famous pooch Marcel le Corgi, who was delighted to be bestowed the honour of being the Queen's four-legged friend for the day.
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We got in touch with Noah and Patrick Ahern, a senior buyer for Baldor Specialty Foods who championed the pepper, to ask what's so hot about a heatless pepper.
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We got in touch with the friend, who we are not identifying by name, via a now-deleted Slack workspace that appears to have been set up by Thompson.
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Yusaf told me that Cherry saw the story break, then got in touch with him, offering to help put the broken pieces of Yusaf's life and career back together.
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He led them on weekend outings to rivers and mountaintops and rocky beaches, where they frolicked, shed their hang-ups, meditated and got in touch with their inner children.
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Hesten got in touch with the authorities, who were interested, because Hesten was off the northern coast and whales don't often show up there this time of the year.
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Hogue has frequently dabbled in magic boosterism (he proclaimed a "National Magic Week" in 2014) and reportedly got in touch with Sessions about a resolution on a national level.
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We got in touch with co-author Steven Davenport, a PhD candidate at Pardee RAND Graduate School who also works as an assistant policy analyst the the RAND Corporation.
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Through the auspices of Michael Eisner, the former Disney chief executive and a die-hard Clippers fan, Ballmer got in touch with Shelly Sterling, who was managing the sale.
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I wish I could show you, but unfortunately one of her representatives got in touch with me a few days ago and asked me to get rid of it.
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This wild detail showed up on a news video by German YouTube channel Game Two, and to learn more, I got in touch with Image & Form CEO Brjann Sigurgeirsson.
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Saucier, working through a Facebook introduction, got in touch with the Cajun Airlift, a loosely organized group of Louisiana pilots who had volunteered their planes for Texas flood victims.
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"The three youths got in touch with the girls through social networking sites and then through phone calls and convinced them of marriage," Verma told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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We got in touch with Polly Betton, one of the team behind Silent Snacks, to find out if dried fruit can really change the future of noise-free snacking.
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Some traveled to the US, got in touch with grassroots political operatives and campaign officials, then created fake online accounts to spread misinformation across Facebook, YouTube, Instagram and Twitter.
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Early in 1997, the president of Sporting's fan club on the island of Madeira got in touch with Aurélio Pereira, the Lisbon club's long-serving director of youth recruitment.
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"I really got in touch with the way my body was reacting to my partner and, in turn, my partner would get on this groove with me," she says.
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It wasn't until Joakim Noah, Rose's longtime teammate with the Knicks and the Bulls, got in touch with him by phone that anyone had a clue as to Rose's status.
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So to understand the European far right better, I got in touch with Cas Mudde, an associate professor at the University of Georgia and specialist on the European far right.
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He first got in touch with the publication in 2014, when it was being led by Bolton and Berkley, who served as the site's editor-in-chief and managing editor.
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Once I'd left the museum, I got in touch with Professor Paul Gilroy, a cultural studies scholar currently based at King's College London, who'd worked with Tate on several occasions.
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Recently, Phineas Fisher got in touch with him again, but this time to deny a recent allegation that he's Russian intelligence operation made in Joseph Menn's new book on hacktivism.
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To find out how Wikipedia inoculates itself against fake news, I got in touch with Victor Grigas, who works as a video producer for the Wikimedia Foundation, which runs Wikipedia.
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But by the time we had recorded the song Howard was out of jail, and someone got in touch with him and he came to see one of our shows.
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To mark the 10th anniversary of the robbery, I got in touch with some former criminals in the UK to get their view on what could have been done differently.
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I recently got in touch with one of his senior disciples to talk about the Buddha's psychological teachings on fear, and we ended up discussing a great many other things.
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I got in touch with Ian Wallace, a psychologist who helps private clients understand their dreams and who is well aware of Dream Leaf through clients who have taken it.
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Through a combination of obsessive wanting and bullshitting, I got in touch with Dick Johnston who arranged for me to interview Daniel over the phone at his home in Texas.
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And Hill surrendered only after his attorney got in touch with Krasner, who went to the scene to persuade Hill he'd be safe if he turned himself in for arrest.
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She got in touch with Wang on WeChat, a popular Chinese messaging app, and found that she shared a key trait with his daughter -- a small scar on her forehead.
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Lawyers for the parents got in touch with the U.S. Attorney, who threatened to indict the parents in a similar fashion to Felicity Huffman, Lori Loughlin and dozens of others.
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FD: In 2009 you got in touch with Ryszard Kisiel, the Polish activist behind the publishing of Filo, a gay zine, semi-illegally distributed in Poland between 1986 and 1990.
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Wooten wanted to get a second opinion, so he got in touch with Bridgett vonHoldt, an ecologist and evolutionary biologist who runs the North American Canine Ancestry Project at Princeton University.
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To see if any progress had been made in Indonesia, we got in touch with Rhett Butler, the founder and editor-in-chief of Mongabay, an environmental news and activism website.
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Bob got in touch with Joel McElvain, one of the three career DOJ attorneys who withdrew from this case this summer when President Trump's DOJ said it wouldn't defend the law.
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"I didn't think I had a chance in hell in winning this," she said, but through group connections she got in touch with the Clinton campaign and the Anti-Defamation League.
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She had drifted from the rest of our college friends after she moved up north, but I got in touch with her new friends there to check that she was okay.
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In order to get a better taste of exactly what had shaped the record, we got in touch with Commodo and asked for two things: a mix, and a quick chat.
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After ultimately taking the dog to have him scanned for a tracking microchip, Atkins said that she got in touch with a woman in Greenwood, some 70 miles (113 kilometers) away.
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So I got in touch with Leah Millheiser, an OB/GYN and assistant professor at Stanford University, who was able to shed a little light on this whole thing for me.
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To find out more, we got in touch with professor Arnaud Mercier, a sociologist and lecturer who specialises in media coverage of conflict and the role of social media in journalism.
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There are young people, even famous people like musician Kehlani—she got in touch with us asking how she can help—and it just goes to show how much people care.
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To learn more and to share what he was discovering about his medium, Joseph got in touch with other male artists of color, such as the director and cinematographer Arthur Jafa.
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Anyway, this guy used to be part of the Iranian regime, but at the time when I got in touch with him, he had left his job and was doing business.
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The basic premise here has been a staple of satire since Marie Antoinette got in touch with her inner milkmaid: Spoiled, insulated royalty develops a yen for so-called real life.
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I got in touch with Dr. William Clarke, the coroner of the East Baton Rouge Parish in Louisiana to see what it's like to poke and prod corpses for a living.
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She says she got in touch with Alex Spiro, another attorney she claims worked for Brafman, and shared info with him about her alleged incident with Weinstein ... including the video evidence.
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"We are aware of a Canadian who got in touch with us because he was being asked questions by Chinese authorities," Chrystia Freeland, Canada's foreign minister, said at a news conference.
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We got in touch with Bob-Waksberg to ask how he pulls it all off, and to find out if season three will finally put BoJack on a path to inner peace.
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The EPA got in touch with Magnolia three years ago, and they "took immediate steps to bring its activities into compliance," John Marsicano, a spokesman for the company, said in a statement.
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They soon got in touch with Mr Browder, who believes that VTB's involvement shows that CICIG, a body intended to fight the corruption of state institutions, has itself been infiltrated by Russia.
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To celebrate all of this, Iggy apparently got in touch with Rough Trade to invite them to his home in Miami; Rough Trade, in turn, invited Thurston Moore to come hang out.
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"Her son ran to me and asked me if he could stay with me, and I kept him with me until we got in touch with his family through Facebook," Wisner says.
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WhatsApp found out about the flaw—and eventually patched it—after a victim got in touch with the digital security research group Citizen Lab, which in turn warned the Facebook-owned company.
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How would your husband feel if he knew how the truth of when you got in touch with this guy and why you wanted him to be the one you invite in?
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Someone I'd known at university and kept in touch with via Facebook got in touch with me—I think I'd been talking about the break-up online—and we started a relationship.
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To walk me through this poll confusion, I got in touch with Princeton professor Sam Wang, who is a data scientist, a neuroscientist, and the operator of the Princeton Election Consortium blog.
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To find out more about how lawsuits against the most powerful person in the country work, I got in touch with University of Texas law professor and political law pundit Stephen Vladeck.
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They got in touch with the band through Bob Rock, the super-producer behind Metallica's Black album, of all people, and asked if there was a chance they could use the song.
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It was around this time that Ms. Muñiz got in touch with Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New York, one of the eight organizations supported by The New York Times's Neediest Cases Fund.
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The boat contacted me — they found me on Google and got in touch with my assistant — and came by for an hour to give me lots of supplies, like fruit and food.
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As men got in touch with their feelings onscreen (or not), it sometimes seemed that the mainstream industry — with its male geniuses, brotherhoods, bad boys and superheroes — came close to abandoning women.
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A PR person claiming to work for an "influencer" with 55,000 social media followers got in touch with a small wedding photography company and expected to receive a $5,000 package for free.
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Shehzaad Jiwani: I'm actually pissed off, because Billy got in touch with us after seeing our Halloween show, and he pretty much said I was a shoe in for the whole tour.
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I was curious to see how these theories worked outside of textbooks, so I got in touch with five reformed criminals and asked how they used to justify their actions to themselves.
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One of the two men who murdered Lee Rigby [a fusilier who was killed while off-duty in London four years ago] got in touch with a known terrorist in Yemen through Facebook.
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Our manager Matt got in touch with his manager and sent him the instrumental, and you know apparently he liked it and then that was all we had heard for about a month.
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It wasn't until a conference call this summer, when she expressed her objection to the superdelegate change, that he got in touch with her, just to try to sway her vote, she said.
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I got in touch with some of those people to see what Peach meant to them, and what it felt like to face down the possibility that this safe, beautiful place might disappear.
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It's an atypical way to run one of these accounts, which is why I got in touch with Dawnya, the very real person at the heart of the Shitty Gamer Takes discourse storm.
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To this end he got in touch with the organisers of the Canadian Healthy Infant Longitudinal Development (CHILD) study, which looks at the development of children from birth to the age of five.
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We got in touch with Spotify, who told us that they are indeed testing the like/dislike as a possible new feature for Discover Weekly, as they already have it for Daily Mix.
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It's worth noting that Apttus got in touch with us shortly after the SteelBrick deal was announced and CEO Kirk Krappe talked candidly about his company's future in the quote-to-cash market.
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He was missing for 4 days and when I got in touch with him he said: 'I was caught, beaten and abused and humiliated and arrested and had my phone confiscated from me.
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Trump uttered one such falsehood on Monday, when he claimed that former President Barack Obama never got in touch with the families of United States soldiers who were killed while serving the country.
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So I don't remember how I got in touch with them, but somebody over there mentioned that the best way for me to get help, you poor thing, was to call the police.
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We got in touch with VICE's European offices to find out whether young people in their countries have grown desensitized to terrorism or whether today's events are yet another reason to be frightened.
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The Washington Post recently reported that Cramer got in touch with White House chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE and the congressman has also publicly bashed Trump's legislative affairs director Marc Short.
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After the preliminaries wrapped up Wednesday, we got in touch with competitors and ELeague talent who shared why they thought it was not only more exciting for viewers, but better for teams, too.
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I got in touch with Emeran Mayer, who is the director of the Oppenheimer Center for Neurobiology of Stress Ingestive Behavior and Obesity Program at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA.
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Shortly after he was indicted, Seal got in touch with Beasley and the assistant US attorney handling the case, Bruce Zimet, offering to cooperate and give them the Ochoas from the Medellin cartel.
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After the deaths of the first two children, a medical examiner who conducted the autopsies got in touch with researchers at the Mayo Clinic Windland Smith Rice Sudden Death Genomics Laboratory in 2004.
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I got in touch with Mr. Cohen, who went on to serve as a senator from Maine and the secretary of defense under Bill Clinton, to shed light on these two historic moments.
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In turn, Shelby got in touch with Ken Miles (Christian Bale), an eccentric British racer and mechanic, and recruited him to help build the car that would eventually help them win the race.
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She soon discovered that the worms had chewed holes in the bags and, realizing the potential implications, got in touch with peers at the University of Cambridge, Paolo Bombelli and Christopher J. Howe.
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Update, 1/11/16: Bob Schoelkopf, founding director of the Marine Mammal Stranding Center, got in touch with us after we published this story to clear up what happened with the dolphin necropsy.
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Switzer and Spreckman were actually staffers on "The People's Court" during Wapner's run and got in touch with Judy and brought her to Larry Little, the producer who got the show up and running.
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The squirrel-loving man got in touch with the Office of Human Rights and claimed discrimination; the organization then sent a letter on his behalf to the condo board, citing the Fair Housing Act.
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But, Brasington didn't give up ... and thanks to the help of a Hurricanes beat writer -- Ken got in touch with the Hurricanes' manager of communications and team services, who helped get the hat back.
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Wanting to know more, we got in touch with one of the brains behind the US-based site—which allows producers and artists to buy and sell songs anonymously—to talk about the business.
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" He got in touch with this guy called Andy Wigmore who worked on the Leave campaign, worked on Nigel Farage's Leave campaign, and asked him and he said, "Yes, we did use Cambridge Analytica.
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I didn't have much identifying info in there so a good Samaritan got in touch with my via my... bank account 4x transfers of £0.01 each with a reference up to 18 chars pic.twitter.
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With the microchip information, the shelter got in touch with Peterson — who never stopped leaving out Bobby's favorite food — to let him know his cat was safe and ready to come back to Montana.
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" Although Armour says her sister and the accused were estranged, "he got in touch with her and pretty much found his way back in by puling on her heartstrings and telling some sob story.
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"We can't establish any connection between him and Holst yet," said Dean, adding that the orchestra got in touch with the Holst Archive to authenticate the handwriting after research suggested it matched the composer's.
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Ok, I got in touch with a lead demon in the area, and it appears a ghost was taking a break near an intercom speaker and left a switch flipped - no actual possession involved.
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However, he was still planning to go to prom — with a different girl — and got in touch with Maria to ask her to refund the $95 he had already spent on their prom expenses.
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I started working on designing a special rugby ball for the blind, and the RFL [the governing body for Rugby League in the UK] got in touch with me and was interested in it.
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Among his errors, Guzman got in touch with people in the film industry to have them make a "biopic" movie of his eventful life journey from rural poverty to untold wealth and dramatic jailbreaks.
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A financial services start-up in New York got in touch with me via Broke Millennial and asked if I'd be willing to come beta-test their pre-launch website, to which I agreed.
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They tell me a British Airways employee got in touch with them recently to say she'd brought up the issue of deportations, but that no one listened to her and she ended up quitting.
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I told flat-out lies, and I told them with some frequency, as I was reminded a few years ago when a beloved babysitter from my childhood got in touch with me on Facebook.
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The women took her with them, got in touch with her relatives in Mexico after seeing social media reports about the search, and cared for her until the relatives came to pick her up.
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After getting back home to the States, I got in touch with their frontman Josh Sandulak, who was more than eager to offer me some perspective on where the Calgary arts community stands today.
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So we got in touch with none other than the scene's biggest star DJ Sliink and asked him for a mix, just so we had a better idea of what it's really all about.
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Six years later, Ms. Haizelden saw an ad for the Victory chronograph by the British watchmaker Bremont and got in touch with Nick and Giles English, the brothers who founded and own the brand.
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What led to that admission: After President Barack Obama imposed sanctions on Russia in response to their interference with the 2016 election, Flynn got in touch with Kislyak and urged Russia not to retaliate.
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The family eventually got in touch with Ramcharan Bohra, a member of the Indian Parliament, who reached out to senior officials in the government in an attempt to locate Gajanand and bring him home.
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Then Jonathan Stafford, the leader of the interim artistic team overseeing City Ballet, got in touch with Ms. Tanowitz a week ago to ask whether she could create a work for the spring gala.
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To think even further outside the bin, I got in touch with Matt Dingee, a graduate of Michigan State University's School of Packaging and the co-founder of OnPoint2020, a leading packaging consulting firm.
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The sources tell us Justin's people got in touch with LeBron's people, and they were told LeBron would actually not be in Cleveland for the convention and urged Justin not to go as well.
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" Instead of losing it, Bellisario borrowed a friend's phone (director Tommy Bertelsen), changed her passwords, got in touch with Wagner and apologized to her followers "for the previous posts and if they weirded anyone out.
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After the march, Congregalli got in touch with some of the Vikings, who agreed to speak with him and let him document modern Viking culture—specifically in Skåne, Sweden's southernmost province, but also in Norway.
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On the day Khashoggi disappeared, Cengiz waited for hours outside the consulate for him and, when he did not return, got in touch with authorities as he had instructed her to do, she later said.
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Moments after half-assedly tweeting out his intention to retreat from politics, Kanye West apparently got in touch with TMZ, his news outlet of choice, to make sure that nobody would get the wrong idea.
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The climactic final season of Samurai Jack premiered on Adult Swim last month, so I got in touch with Tartakovsky to find out how it feels to have impacted an entire generation with his cartoons.
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"The demand for up to 15 years in prison is totally incomprehensible to us and not acceptable," Gabriel said in a statement, adding Berlin had got in touch with the Turkish government about the matter.
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In an effort to find out more about the relationship between music and ASMR, I got in touch with Dr Craig Richard—Professor of Biopharmaceutical Sciences at Shenandoah University, Virginia, and founder of ASMR University.
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When I got home, I got in touch with the research head of the magazine, Nick Lowles, who said that Combat 18 had never openly spoken to a journalist before, but might do so now.
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They got in touch with the owner, who quickly informed them the dogs were fine, his daughter came out once or twice a week to feed them, and he had no interest in surrendering them.
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I was curious to see what Karpf gets up to on his days off, so I got in touch with him and asked if I could join him on one of his recent weekend outings.
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When I got in touch with him for this article, Frei's response was less full of the spirit of the awards ceremony: "In the short term, Trump is very good for our profession," he wrote.
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We got in touch with a few sommeliers and wine importers to make sense of it all and to find the best champagne and sparkling wine you can get at a variety of price points.
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A friend of hers, learning that one of the Curatorial Fellows at Bard was Icelandic, got in touch with Andrésson and asked if he could perform a pagan ritual at Rokeby—something involving Thor, perhaps.
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Earlier this season, when news media reports linked one potential candidate to the role, the executive in question got in touch with Woodward to inform him that he was not the source of the articles.
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Afterward, an officer got in touch with Randall-Gay's mother and told her they "would be closing the case with no prosecution sought, due to the facts presented to me by Dr. Nassar," records show.
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When I finally got in touch with the patient, she explained that she didn't want to call our office about what had happened because she was worried her mother would find out what had been prescribed.
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Because people quickly get weird or giggly when conversation turns to colostomy bags (or to poop in general) I got in touch with Katrine Nielsen to learn more about living life with a little brown bag.
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We got in touch with Steve at the University of Copenhagen where he's working with a team in developing a new antivenom that will help save thousands of lives, to discuss a possible new career move.
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I got in touch with a non-profit working on understanding the genetic disorder, but right now trimming and maintaining the growth is the only treatment until they can fix the mutated gene or silence it.
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Update August 4, 12:43pm: Pegglecrew got in touch with Gizmodo on Twitter to explain that the cultofrazer handle was in fact stolen by them from Razer—the gaming hardware manufacturer—who then took it back.
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" Zevs got in touch with the biggest web sales portal of the same name in China, "I sent a picture to Ali Baba asking if they could make a cheap version of my LDV luxury bag.
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Danielle Boudreaux, an acquaintance of Almena for several years, said she got in touch with the family of Micah Allison in 2015, because she was concerned about the couple's three children living in the ramshackle warehouse.
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Fletcher got in touch with a Chicago art dealer named Peter Bartlow, who found out that Peter Doig (without the "e") was indeed a famous artist, and that in 22015 he had been living in Canada.
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He got in touch with the F.B.I. Carpenter knew that he had waded into perilous legal terrain, and thought that the Bureau could give him some cover, and insure that he didn't wind up in jail.
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One of the most frustrating aspects of the debacle, for Mr. Lieber and the many readers who got in touch with him, is that there's no way to get the company to delete your personal information.
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"I was doing my do-diligence, I wanted to find out a little more," Jeff Darman, a race organizer for Washington, D.C.'s Capital Challenge, told Mashable about why he got in touch with Outside Interactive.
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On Tuesday afternoon, the administration got in touch with Arizona Treasurer Jeff DeWit, a Trump stalwart who was an official on the 2016 campaign, to discuss the race, according to a person familiar with the conversation.
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Six years ago, Nguyen Van Muoi, one of the high school students with whom I had worked closely in our literacy program in Tam Ky, immigrated to the United States and got in touch with me.
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I didn't have much identifying info in there so a good Samaritan got in touch with my via my... bank account 🤯4x transfers of £0.01 each with a reference up to 18 chars pic.twitter.
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Dr. Estes-Hicks got in touch with Georgetown officials last fall and told them she and her family were going there to get some answers — "making a pilgrimage to retrieve our past," as she put it.
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He said the commission got in touch with the mayor, who was amenable to the proposal, and his group has been coordinating for weeks with a liaison in the mayor's office to get the proclamation written.
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To answer this question, I got in touch with Dr. Howard Coombs, a fellow at the Canadian Global Affairs Institute and assistant professor at the Royal Military College of Canada with a doctorate in Canadian military history.
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The company only got in touch with the Office of the Privacy Commissioner (OPC)—Canada's federal privacy watchdog, which investigates breaches—after Canadian authorities contacted Equifax the day after the company announced the hack to the public.
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I got in touch with Carl to find out the inside workings of a nightclub ecstasy network, the darker side of the early d'n'b scene, and how a black dude ended up rubbing shoulders with neo-Nazis.
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A few weeks later, Quest got in touch with Olshefski personally, and invited him back to the studio to take photos of his recording artists, images they could use to promote the music coming out of Everquest Recordings.
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She finally got in touch with him when he landed in Los Angeles last Monday, when he asked to pick up their children — his biological child Jeremy Jr., 7, and Robert, 11, Melissa's son from a previous relationship.
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Lemonis got in touch with the family and offered two front-row tickets to Game Three at Wrigley Field, where Schlegel could potentially see his Cubs come close to clinching the Series for the first time since 1908.
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So in an effort to find out if, as Clinton suggests, Trump's incoherence should be taken as an article of faith, we got in touch with Christopher Preble, a foreign policy expert at the libertarian-leaning Cato Institute.
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And she got in touch with Asia McClain, a classmate of Mr Syed at Woodlawn High School who said she chatted with him in the school library at precisely the time prosecutors said he was killing Ms Lee.
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Once the Fernandezes realized it would take approximately $3 million to pay for Alex's care, they got in touch with Ralph J. Rotman, a financial advisor with the Atlantic Benefit Group in Boston, and their estate planning attorney.
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Muhammad, who reportedly has a reputation in the entertainment industry for handling problems, said he got in touch with Scott and Lanier for help getting Rocky out of Sweden after he was arrested for alleged assault in July.
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I got in touch with the BFI [British Film Institute]—and it's been a long journey that ended up in the basement of the BFI, opening old film canisters that haven't been opened for many, many, many, years.
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He contacted Mr. Eyre, one of the country's best-known Native American filmmakers, who got in touch with Jack Healy, a New York Times colleague based in Colorado, who then passed along Mr. Eyre's phone number to me.
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Clinton recounts the otherworldliness of Inauguration Day — she briefly imagined herself in Bali — and the bleak weeks following the election, when she watched bad television, got in touch with her inner Marie Kondo and did lots of yoga.
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To get under the hood of the Visa-Plaid deal and understand it from a number of perspectives, TechCrunch got in touch with analysts focused on the space and investors who had put money into the erstwhile startup.
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In hopes of gaining perspective, I got in touch with Heidi Roizen, a pioneering tech entrepreneur and investor who, in the 1980s and '90s, ran a tech company, T/Maker, with a word processor that I dearly loved.
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The Itsu had to be sealed off, like various other locations, and hundreds of people got in touch with authorities or doctors to say they had visited places where polonium had been found, around the time of the poisoning.
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I got in touch with Marc Newlin, the Bastille researcher who originally hacked me in 2016, and he immediately corroborated the report: He'd just recently purchased a Logitech M510 mouse that still came with a vulnerable dongle as well.
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"Minutes before it happened, he got in touch with me and said, 'My daughter, you know who your father is: a democrat who will not give in to anything," she told reporters outside the SEBIN headquarters on Thursday afternoon.
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"For him to go through his efforts to do his research, make numerous phone calls, he didn't give up until he got in touch with us and that means the world to us," Robin told WSB-TV of Aloha.
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Political candidate and winner of the 2013 Sex Worker of the Year award, Charlotte Rose, got in touch with him when she'd heard about his plight and had offered to assist him by helping him to lose his virginity.
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Bougerol and the group's co-founder and bandleader, Evan Palazzo, got in touch with Cumming through their producer, Eli Wolf, who reached out about a collaboration only to find that Cumming was already a fan of the band's work.
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"Sarah Burton never saw any of Ms. Kendall's designs or sketches and did not know of Ms. Kendall before Ms. Kendall got in touch with us — some 13 months after the wedding," the brand rep said in the statement.
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To find how this allegation could possibly be seen as plausible, and to get a sense of what it means for security, I got in touch with cybersecurity pundit and New York University computer science assistant professor Justin Cappos.
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When he got in touch with Wood, he had been in jail for three days, unable to decipher the charging documents filed against him or figure out a way to access his disability check — his lone source of income.
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In order to question the form, and understand how different DJs approach them in comparison to solo sets, THUMP got in touch with a variety of selectors, for a brief schooling on the art of the back to back.
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THUMP got in touch with the29nov films, and Killekill label head Nico Deuster to ask them about the future of the label after Megahits II, and how the29nov connects the music to the stories they tell in their videos.
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To learn more about what could be in the sequel to the executive order, I got in touch with immigration law analyst Muzaffar Chishti, an attorney and the director of the New York University office of the Migration Policy Institute.
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VICE Greece got in touch with assistant professor of international law at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Miltiadis Sarigiannidis, for a better sense of what the next few days could be like for the "almighty sultan", as he was previously dubbed.
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She got in touch with his friend, Kaitlin O'Connor, who had planned to go to homecoming with Mounts until it became clear that he wouldn't be able to leave the hospital, and came up with a plan to surprise him.
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To for-real figure out if the president has ever listened to punk, I got in touch with Ebs Burnough, the former deputy social secretary to the Obama administration and someone who is very familiar with the POTUS's taste in music.
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We got in touch with Vali Hussein—a Muslim imam with experience counseling guys in the UK at Scotland's Inverness masjid—to find out how much of this was hearsay nonsense and what women make of being ditched like this.
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I wanted to find out about the impact of being forced to share a tiny room with someone you'd prefer not to live with, so I got in touch with some ex-`cons and asked them to describe their worst cellmates.
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Shortly after Butina posted the photo of her and Keene at NRA headquarters, Marika Korotaeva, a Kremlin official and the former head of the Department for Internal Policy at Putin's presidential office, got in touch with her boss, Timur Prokopenko. "Hey.
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I didn't phone her that day after leaving the clinic, but the next day, or maybe the day after, I got in touch with Anne, and she told me that she was an in-patient doctor in Columbia's psychiatric emergency room.
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So I got in touch with an expert – Dr Matt Dunn, an optometrist and lecturer in visual perception at the University of Cardiff – to chat about eye wiggles, how our body creates them and what their long-term effects could be.
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However, despite the increased public awareness of 2015, no new or genuinely useful systems have been put in place, and when I got in touch with those involved in the management of various festivals, the majority of them declined to comment.
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"I find it astounding that the news media's not picking up the fact that I totally duped the President & got in touch" with him "in less than 2 hours while he was on Air Force One," Mr. Melendez wrote Thursday night.
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Jessica Post, the president of the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee, which seeks to elect Democrats to state legislatures, said that Ms. Warren got in touch with her after both the 2018 and 2019 elections, in addition to calling candidates directly.
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After he heard that Brady's jersey from this year was gone, Wagner recalled Ortega's photos — the 2015 jersey turned out to have been stolen, too — and got in touch with the authorities investigating the case, sharing emails and photos with them.
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So it seemed serendipitous when a representative from the neighborhood association got in touch with Mr. Patel, Ms. Lañas and other neighbors in their building to say that the owner of a house on the next street was looking to sell.
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The meeting was arranged by a US conservative activist named Paul Erickson, who got in touch with senior Trump campaign aide Rick Dearborn to set it up, explicitly as a step toward creating back-channel communications between Russia and the campaign.
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One creator, who originally got in touch with TechCrunch because she was given a safety strike on a satirical video about the Tide Pod Challenge, describes being managed by YouTube's heavily automated systems as an "omnipresent headache" and a dehumanizing guessing game.
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Ewing and Grady were always looking for a woman's perspective, and got in touch with Footsteps, an organization devoted to helping former Hasidic Jews navigate secular life, which allowed them to hang out in the lobby and come to events without a camera.
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Genre barriers crashed down as twangy Tracy Lawrence got in touch with his bluesy side on Joe Cocker's "Now That the Magic Has Gone," and Americana heavyweight Jason Isbell powered through Jimi Hendrix's "Little Wing," served up with an Urban and Gill jam.
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When I got in touch with her, she told me that while for her the key to success is to get more and more tattoos, she's also in the process of getting some of them removed—namely, the tattoos on her face.
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The two researchers got in touch with the authors of these, and also of five others where the lone errors looked particularly egregious, and asked them for their data—the availability of which was a precondition of publication in two of the journals.
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After doing a mini happy dance on a stretcher (much to the chagrin of my other daughter waiting for the bone in her hand to be set) I got in touch with the sitter, who promptly collected my child from the apartment lobby.
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Kim Kardashian West tweeted on Tuesday that because nobody from the British reality show "I&aposm a Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here!" got in touch with her family, there was no one there to meet Caitlyn Jenner when she was eliminated.
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In an attempt to clear up the confusion, Motherboard got in touch with Max Goldberg, the site's creator and caretaker for almost 20 years, on a Discord chatroom that he set up to talk to a very confused community about the site.
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Said dude—Chris Colohan, who you may also remember from the legendary likes of Cursed and Burning Love—got in touch with Noisey to spill the details on Sect, his new endeavor with members of Earth Crisis, Catharsis, and Fall Out Boy.
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When Mr. Khosravi saw a BBC report about Mr. Levinson, a former C.I.A. and F.B.I. operative who has been missing in Iran since March 2007, the account said, he got in touch with an old F.B.I. contact to say he knew Mr. Levinson's whereabouts.
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To find out a little more about what this decision means for the future of research, I got in touch with Mark Kleiman, a veteran drug policy commentator who directs the crime and justice program at New York University's Marron Institute of Urban Management.
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"The character had suffered with depression for a long time, and [the producers] got in touch with me and said they wanted to develop a suicide contemplation storyline," she says, highlighting how ideal it was that they brought her in at the very beginning.
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"The FBI got in touch with us yesterday afternoon, and they have informed us that they will comply with our document requests, and that they will provide the documents Congress has been asking for by next week," Ryan said at his weekly news conference.
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To try to make sense of it, I got in touch with Richard Berg-Andersson, who runs the election tracking site The Green Papers, which follows state delegate selection procedures, and asked whether he thinks Trump has a point about the problems in the process.
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Literally just minutes after this hazy memory was recounted, BuzzFeed News got in touch with Peretti, who said that the conversation happened at the Manhattan dive bar Tropical 128 about a decade ago; the pair were in a group of about five other people.
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Meanwhile, the Southwest crew got in touch with law enforcement on the ground to let them know what had been reported—and when the plane touched down in Albuquerque, the FBI was waiting for Alexander, who was arrested and taken from the airport into custody.
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So when I returned my hospital-grade rental pump, I got in touch with Medela (whose Pump in Style was just perfect with my first baby) to try the Sonata, which they call the highest-performing of the personal-use pumps, inspired by their hospital-grade model.
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The USOC and the IOC took heat Sunday after Lochte told the lie on TV. However, we're told once it heard the reports, the USOC got in touch with Ryan immediately, who said the story was untrue and the USOC passed that info to the IOC.
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I played a lot of The Friends of Ringo Ishikawa on a recent vacation and couldn't get it out of my head, so I got in touch with its developer, which turned out to be just one guy from Moscow who goes by the name Yeo.
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Using connections from the Riches' Jewish community (in one email, the subject line read in part, "We met through Jeremy from your temple"), Butowsky got in touch with Joel and Mary, who told him that there was no way Seth had given any DNC emails to WikiLeaks.
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So to find out what we would all be missing if the EPA were to suddenly just stop doing stuff, I got in touch with Braden Allenby, a professor of civil and environmental engineering at Arizona State University and former senior environmental attorney for AT&T.
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Still, no amount of attention to detail could keep the water from coming through the home, and after attempts to move it to Sagaponack, New York, in 2011, and Florence, Italy, in 2013, they finally got in touch with Crystal Bridges, which had just opened in 2011.
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The Kings announced some last-minute flight arrangements this weekend, saying owner Vivek Ranadive -- who's Indian-American -- got in touch with Drake's camp and cut a deal to have the players and a bunch of the coaching staff fly in his $200 million Boeing 767 jet.
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She got in touch with the neurologist in the United States, who said there was a "theoretical" prospect of success, but acknowledged that nucleoside therapy had never been tested on a patient with the form of the disease, known as RRM2B mutation, as severe as Charlie's.
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"Quite simply I found it on Google, saw that it had passed through an antique dealer/auction house in New Orleans, contacted them, and they quickly got in touch with the owner, who — again, quickly — responded positively to the exhibition, for which I am most grateful," Thomson told Hyperallergic.
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I wanted to know if their love story is as boring as anyone else's, so I got in touch with Theo and I was lucky enough to find that they had just come back from filming in Las Vegas and could spare me a day for an interview.
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By the time Vox got in touch with The Americans in October 210, all of season four's 220 scripts had been completed — though, as the J's were quick to inform me, they never truly consider a script finished until the final edit of a filmed episode is locked.
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So I got in touch with him for his thoughts on what's happened since, and he unloaded on Trump ("manifestly unfit in every conceivable way"), Republican Party leadership ("political cowardice on a massive level"), and evangelical leaders standing by the nominee despite everything ("literally the modern-day Pharisees").
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Read more: A$AP Rocky was found guilty of assault by a Swedish court, but doesn't have to go to prisonScott and Lanier told Yahoo that they then got in touch with Trump's close aide and son-in-law Jared Kushner, who passed the news on to the president.
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" The other side doesn't have the same kind of name recognition, but Sky got in touch with Vinnie Jones, the midfielder-turned-movie star, who said, "What I did say 20 years ago was if it becomes a European Premier League, the national team was going to struggle.
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He will also testify that he got in touch with Giuliani at Trump's direction anyway and that Giuliani indicated that a White House visit for Zelensky was predicated on Ukraine investigating Burisma Holdings, a Ukrainian natural-gas company whose board Hunter Biden sat on, and the Russia probe.
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If it's been a while since you got in touch with your senses, the choreographer Moriah Evans can help: She likes to create experiences not only for her dancers, whose movement jerks and stutters as if an electrical current is passing through their spines, but also for her audiences.
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I got in touch with Sony to see if the company had any more information, and the only thing they could send me was a photocopied Japanese press release from October 6th, 3333 announcing the November 21st release of the first two models, the higher-end MDR-D77 and MDR-D55.
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When he found out that the French government, which had owned the Majestic, had sold it to a company run by members of the royal family of Qatar, and that a hotel group in China was partnering with the Qataris to sell the furnishings, he got in touch with the Chinese.
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To ensure he would still be able to purchase an Apple Watch at a discounted rate, he got in touch with a Walmart customer-service representative on Friday morning, who told him to "rest assured, we will honor the price," according to a transcript of his conversation obtained by Business Insider.
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" (Eventually, Facebook got in touch with MeUndies, the company said at the time, to help the underwear company better understand Facebook's terms of service for advertisers.) "We took it as an opportunity to, kind of, poke fun at them," Shokrian says, which allowed the company to "get some media out of it.
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To find out what sort of demon has possessed some of the most powerful PR operations in the world, I got in touch with Ron Culp, who has headed PR efforts for major brands such as Sears, and fashioned himself into a guru of his trade, with a teaching position at DePaul University.
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She also got in touch with survivors of high-profile mass attacks: the shooting during a screening of The Dark Knight Rises in Aurora, Colorado; the shooting at a public event with Congresswoman Gabby Giffords near Tucson, Arizona; and the shooting by an Army major at the Fort Hood military base in Texas.
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The resignation came after an anonymous group claiming to be Uber employees of color got in touch with the news service to allege that Hornsey made derogatory comments about the company's head of diversity Bernard Coleman, and that she had denigrated and threatened former Uber executive Bozoma Saint John, who recently left Uber.
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YAMA's curator Övül Ö. Durmuşoğlu sent a statement to Hyperallergic explaining that after the screen went dark, she quickly got in touch with the management of the hotel and learned that municipal police ordered a shutdown on the basis of an anonymous complaint, claiming that the new work by Eğrikavuk insulted religious sensibilities.
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Recently, when the curator and artist Dan Mills invited me to Bates College to be on a panel about the photographer Ralph Eugene Meatyard (1925–1972), whose work also fell outside Szarkowski's aesthetic, I got in touch with Rose and we planned to meet in downtown Portland, where she has lived for many years.
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After hearing about her friend's experiences filming Into the Sea, Mazhari got in touch with Dr Britton and began to regularly travel the 1,120 miles from Tehran to Chabahar, the coastal capital of Baluchestan, first to learn to surf with the group herself and then to teach others as part of Waves of Freedom.
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So to find out if the whole Benghazi thing is finally about to lose what little news momentum it had left, we got in touch with Fred Burton, chief security officer at the Texas-based military intelligence firm Stratfor and author of the book Under Fire: The Untold Story of the Attack in Benghazi.
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Originally, it was at Cambridge University and then I moved it to New York City, and Adam, who was editing the New York Times Magazine at the time, I got in touch with and he just was really generous with his time and gave me a lot of advice about how to make a magazine.
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Through some channel, the source of which never became clear, someone began to circulate news of the worst, and the dust storm didn't take even a day to reach the highest levels of government: Argentina's Minister of Health at the time, Ginés González García, got in touch with the doctors who were responsible for Maradona's admission.
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Beto O'RourkeBeto O'RourkeDemocrat attacks Trump's rhetoric, policies in Spanish-language State of the Union response The Hill's Campaign Report: Four-way sprint to Iowa finish line Bustos says she has reached out to former 2020 hopefuls about boosting House Democrats MORE (D-Texas), got in touch with the DCCC to offer his support after he dropped out of the presidential race in November.
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I wanted to find out how and why a few former extremists left the world of fanaticism behind, so I got in touch with a few of them: ex-Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF) members Billy McCurrie and Martin Snoddon, reformed racist Matthew Collins, former Irish Republican Army (IRA) member Shane O'Doherty, and Manwar Ali, who was once involved in violent jihad.
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So to find out what his proposals might look like in practice, I got in touch with two experts on immigration—Muzaffar Chishti, director of the Migration Policy Institute's office at New York University School of Law, and David Martin, an immigration policy consultant and professor of international law at the University of Virginia—to get their insight on Trump's remarks.
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So we got in touch with John Kress, a pulmonary specialist at the University of Chicago School of Medicine, to find out whether Clinton's case of pneumonia is a sign that she's a walking Jenga tower, ready to topple over any minute, or just one of the 5 to 10 million people who come down with the condition every year.
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But that's already been squashed by Politico reporter Hadas Gold, who says Facebook tells them it's a bug, not compromised accounts: "Appears to be a bug, not compromised accounts Shortly after this story was originally published, a Facebook spokesperson got in touch with us to confirm the bug report: "For a brief period today, a message meant for memorialized profiles was mistakenly posted to other accounts.
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It was through a shared disdain for what they call the "regressive left" — social justice warriors and the like — that Lowisz got in touch with Chen, and when she got too busy to handle Yee's case, he found himself running the show: coordinating media coverage, posting to Yee's Facebook account, soliciting donations (many of them have come from Gray), and sending the young prisoner books.
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Oswald first contacted the New York office in August 1962, a few months after he returned to the US after living in the Soviet Union for three years; around the same time he also renewed his subscription to the Daily Worker, the official newspaper of Communist Party USA, and got in touch with the Socialist Workers Party, the leading Trotskyist party of the time.
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To find out, I got in touch with five former criminals: ex-Mancunian gang member Darryl Laycock; John Lawson, who was a member of the Nomads biker gang; Bradley Welsh, who was once described as "a teenage godfather who ran the streets of the Scottish capital"; Peter "Wildman" Mahoney, who was an enforcer for drug lord Shaun "English Shaun" Attwood; and Stephen Graham, who was involved in a variety of serious crimes until serving time for manslaughter in Jamaica.
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For example, I came to realize that the photos of Frederick Douglass I had grown up with and largely taken for granted were actually ordnance marshaled in a pitched and ongoing battle for recognition of the worth of black people in the US. After it was over, I got in touch with Lewis to gain further insight into some pressing questions raised in and by the course — questions about visual literacy, civic society, and what it means to look at how we look.
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The undercover op resulted in the seizure of £7.6 million [$10.8 million] worth of acid ($9.3 million in LSD crystals and $1.6 million in tabs) and 120 arrests, and has since been heralded as the event that kick-started the war on drugs in the UK. We got in touch with Stephen Bentley, one of the undercover officers involved in the case, to find out how he got ready for the operation, how he gained the trust of his targets, and more on the psychological effects of having to deceive his targets.
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