"We continue to say if you are surprised to be hearing from us, then you're not hearing from us."
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A 2016 IRS blog put it best: "We continue to say if you are surprised to be hearing from us, then you're not hearing from us."
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As usual, the European Parliament is mostly hearing from giant media companies and giant tech companies on this—but they're not hearing from Europeans, the people whose communications are at stake.
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"This committee is now hearing from the 70s, and they want their star witness back" "This committee is now hearing from the 70s, and they want their star witness back," said Rep.
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Without hearing from Apple directly, we can't know for sure.
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Which is the response we've been hearing from all sides.
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But the commission at least gained a hearing from politicians.
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But a few months later, I stopped hearing from him.
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But I'm sure I'll be hearing from both of them.
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What were you hearing from Boeing after the first crash?
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Below are reactions to Friday's hearing from outside the room.
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Part of the payoff is hearing from their young customers.
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Are you hearing from carriers how they think about it?
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That means they are ardent about hearing from Mueller himself.
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As always, we want to continue hearing from our readers.
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What are you hearing from other governors on this issue?
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Natalie: Even if they don't necessarily adore hearing from you.
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Wilmington, N.C., we love hearing from your students each week.
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Also, we want to keep hearing from you, the listeners.
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It's a sentiment his daughter recalls hearing from her father.
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Anyway-- but I digress, and we love hearing from you.
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That collective shriek of joy you're hearing from the BeyHive?
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Responding to a question during the hearing from Democratic Sen.
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In between, donors are hearing from the candidates by phone.
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He then became concerned after not hearing from the teenager.
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"I'm hearing from women who were sexually harassed 30 years ago and I'm hearing from 22-year-olds who are horrified by the industry they have chosen to join," she told CNBC by phone.
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"Call me buddy," Blu texted to Austin after hearing from Black.
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What are you hearing from your business contacts about the economy?
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After hearing from the defense, the judge granted the continuance request.
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Hearing from him via text or FaceTime truly makes my day.
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Today we're hearing from a scientist and researcher in New York.
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The American embassy might be hearing from Chinese investors more often.
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And of course, they're both open to hearing from Lady Gaga.
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It helps to believe we're hearing from a woman who was
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Come November, you'll be hearing from us again, louder and clearer.
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So this is all you'll be hearing from me this week.
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BUT WHAT I'M HEARING FROM YOU IS NO WAY, NO HOW.
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The aquarium says it's already hearing from researchers around the world.
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Dr. Price is focused on hearing from Americans across the country.
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But that argument didn't win a hearing from the Supreme Court.
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" Kavanaugh added that a "fair process" requires hearing from "both sides.
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Finally we started hearing from people whose faces you could see.
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Hearing from you has probably done more than playing the game.
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I'm hearing from them during the evening and all day today.
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We're particularly interested in hearing from people who are politically active.
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That seemed to be more than workers were hearing from Washington.
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"We quickly started hearing from my biological grandmothers," Mr. Schmidt said.
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We're hearing from major hospitals that they're starting to fill up.
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As always, we're interested in hearing from you on this topic.
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What have you been hearing from people in the Central Valley?
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Since then, Democrats have grown increasingly interested in hearing from Bolton.
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And increasingly, she's hearing from other cities looking for winter advice.
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We definitely want to keep hearing from you, the listeners, though.
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Hearing from Obama more often may well offer relief to progressives.
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A red state Democrat wouldn't mind hearing from Hunter Biden Sen.
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The judge, a Clinton appointee, pushed Flynn's sentencing hearing from Jan.
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Similarly, there is value in regulatory agencies hearing from industry scientists.
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A group of Orthodox Jews watched the hearing from the gallery.
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But what he was hearing from right-wing media was crucial.
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The meeting involves hearing from from patients, physicians and industry representatives.
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I'm sure we'll be hearing from readers on the comments page.
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In the interim, she'll be hearing from Pichai and Google's ambassadors.
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And so do people in the game I've been hearing from.
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It's not as if hearing from Clinton (or Trump) is rare.
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What have you been hearing from your constituents on this issue?
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But I recognized in my own faith and relationship with God that the things I was hearing from the pulpit and some of the things I was hearing from church members weren't how God saw me.
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Also we had fallout from Peter Strozk&aposs explosive hearing from yesterday.
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Robert Mueller Looks like we'll be hearing from Robert Mueller after all.
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She started hearing from spinal cord injury survivors all over the world.
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The U.S. Senate acquitted him on Wednesday without hearing from them either.
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All of that means Democrats are very interested in hearing from him.
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She was hearing from women who had made careers out of bugs.
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We should remember, though, that we are hearing from the fortunate ones.
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But Carter also acknowledged the concerns he is hearing from his counterparts.
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And we've been hearing from concerned women as these bills bubble up.
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At Marriott, we are also hearing from concerned customers and local employees.
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Without hearing from any of the other sharks, the entrepreneurs immediately accepted.
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Pai has thus far shown no interest in hearing from such advocates.
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Senators said they were happy to be hearing from the White House.
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Jurors spent the afternoon hearing from experts about drugs and sexual assaults.
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The workforce is very upset because they aren't hearing from their leaders.
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Now, we're hearing from the guy who actually wrote that particular episode.
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We're continually refining these algorithms and appreciate hearing from users and webmasters.
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I just thought that hearing from him meant the world for me.
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But this is hardly the last we'll be hearing from Ms. Mazzoli.
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"They were astounded to be hearing from me," the Pathmark Man said.
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If you suddenly stop hearing from that person, you are being ghosted.
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I truly love hearing from you, so thanks for all your notes.
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And we've been hearing from concerned women as these bills bubble up.
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It was hearing from people who had given up on politics altogether.
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What we keep hearing from folks is, 'We need a trusted source.
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A grand jury is hearing from witnesses about the stabbing on Sept.
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After hearing from both sides, the undecideds had to make their move.
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Thom Tillis, who have opposed hearing from new witnesses in the trial.
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European leaders like what they're hearing from Vice President Pence in Brussels.
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A few GOP senators have signaled an interest in hearing from witnesses.
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Hearing from Bolton would force the Republican senators to confront uncomfortable facts.
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It's painfully similar to when we stopped hearing from your twin, Spirit.
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Because hearing from Trump publicly will help hold him accountable, Dorsey says.
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Koskinen, who said he has received a phone call from scammers himself, said the agency has made efforts to warn taxpayers that if they are surprised to be hearing from the IRS, they are not hearing from the IRS.
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Drew, an intern at Adobe this summer, was interested in hearing from Google.
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As far as candidates, our readers are most interested in hearing from Sen.
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Yet Molly Page, an organiser, gets a surprisingly kind hearing from local people.
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Today we're hearing from Mike, a 21-year-old bartender in New York.
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She's been hearing from so many people that her story has saved them.
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The horrible conversations that we're hearing from Donald Trump is one of them.
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We made clear we would be hearing from the full range of stakeholders.
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It is likely the bank could get a friendly hearing from the panel.
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You'll be hearing from them again as we head into the new year.
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Susan Collins (R-Maine) said she would support hearing from witnesses and Sen.
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As a campus resource, are you hearing from students about their own concerns?
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Elected officials are hearing from their constituents and it is making a difference.
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Remarkably, the judge granted the detective's request without even hearing from the newspaper.
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"He did not tell us what he was hearing from industry," Southerland said.
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"I'm very interested in hearing from each of you about your lives," Mrs.
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While I'm gone, I will miss talking to you and hearing from you.
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She even anticipated hearing from her mom's friends — and her ex-boyfriends, too.
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And, what we're hearing from U.S. companies is that operations are ramping up.
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Can President Trump actually stop the Senate from hearing from these key witnesses?
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Then state lawmakers began hearing from constituents complaining about the cost to consumers.
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"I'm hearing from people who are saying, 'She saved my life,'" he said.
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We're interested in hearing from people who live in rural communities in California.
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Congress certainly would have insisted on hearing from impeachment witnesses with crucial information.
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And we're hearing from veterans and others who were working with his office.
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After not hearing from her after she landed, her family reported her missing.
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We collected reactions to the Senate hearing from the right and the left.
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But it can be hard to find people open to hearing from them.
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" Then wrap up the interview with, "I look forward to hearing from you.
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We still actually like hearing from ordinary folks, from rank-and-file people.
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We're especially interested in hearing from immigrants from Central American countries and Mexico.
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Is hearing from her and from Kavanaugh a sufficient investigation of these allegations?
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Once Theranos started putting the screws to him, I stopped hearing from him.
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"We are not hearing from them the intensity that we are hearing from the grass roots," said Ilyse Hogue, president of Naral Pro-Choice America, the organizer of a recent letter from 11 progressive groups urging Democrats to step it up.
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Which means Google could end up hearing from many more Jims in the future.
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"I love hearing from people who have vitiligo or other skin conditions," she says.
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Everything the teachers reported is collaborated by what we are hearing from our affiliates.
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And he became more certain by the president's opposition to hearing from new witnesses.
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Have you liked hearing from so many people who watched it in one sitting?
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What I'm hearing from you now is an account of a massive system failure.
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And it seems this isn't the last time we'll be hearing from the star.
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He knows he'll be hearing from opposing fans from now until Duke's season ends.
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A public hearing from both Kavanaugh and Ford is currently scheduled for September 24.
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So, these are important issues I look forward to hearing from the Attorney General.
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Yes. Trust me, I saw the red flags, but I loved hearing from Lucas.
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Our job is to make sure that he gets a fair hearing from Mueller.
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But then they started hearing from companies that weren't using any CRM at all.
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"I'm hearing from a few mutual friends that we should meet," he recalled writing.
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And many Democratic voters turned out to like what they were hearing from her.
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Hearing from people that had more of a journey was really interesting to me.
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"He loved hearing from us, and knowing that we were all OK," she said.
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For the first time, we are hearing from the family of the accused gunman.
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Today, we're hearing from other legislative directors and chiefs of staff on the Hill.
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We started hearing from constituents and working with advocates on how to address this.
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Metzger had already begun hearing from a number of companies aiming for moon shots.
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It also delayed hearing from Trump associate Roger Stone and former adviser J.D. Gordon.
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"I think what really spurred her interest was hearing from ordinary Americans," Moran says.
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Lately, that's because an overflow audience is interested in hearing from the surging candidate.
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Or at least that is what Dražen is hearing from VR and AR designers.
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I'm becoming more and more anxious over not hearing from him all the time.
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"What you're hearing from me is the last squawk of a dying deficit hawk."
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HHS terminated the contract after hearing from anti-abortion groups and some congressional Republicans.
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But hearing from a loved one outside of the immediate family can be refreshing.
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After hearing from tearful, angry residents at packed public meetings, state officials stepped in.
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Another is a drug to prevent people's hearing from being harmed by certain antibiotics.
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You have 30 days to dispute a debt, after hearing from a debt collector.
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But he will be hearing from creditors again at hearings set for next month.
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" A spokeswoman for Hatch said that the senator "always appreciates hearing from his colleagues.
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We approached this investigation by hearing from all sides – physicians, patients and hospital administrators.
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"What we are hearing from millennials is they want authentic dining experiences," Jaggi said.
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After hearing from counsel for Levandowski, Uber and Waymo, Alsup ruled from the bench.
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What's the latest that you're hearing from regulators in Washington on the Charter deals?
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I began hearing from readers that they wanted to know more about my marriage.
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I'll drop my answer down in comments, and look forward to hearing from you.
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NASA announced Wednesday that it will not be hearing from the robot ever again.
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"One of the best parts was hearing from other moms," Felix told TODAY Parents.
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But we are hearing from the responding policemen that armed men attacked the hotel.
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And a deciding Republican voice endorsing hearing from Bolton or other witnesses remains elusive.
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Now is the time say... whose message do you want to keep hearing from.
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Proclaiming this truth could help Democrats gain a new hearing from many Trump voters.
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South Korea thought they would be hearing from the President of the United States.
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You won't be hearing from us in full dose till the new engine hums.
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But Senate Republicans voted against hearing from additional witnesses in the trial, including Bolton.
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Schumer said these statements indicate there's growing GOP interest in hearing from new witnesses.
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It will be determined after hearing from developers, who will submit bids next month.
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"It was my impression that they were hearing from their states' secretaries," Lieberman said.
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Hearing from the whistleblower could be damaging to a portion of Trump's defense strategy.
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ARE YOU HEARING FROM THEM IT'S IMPACTING THEIR DECISIONS TO INVEST AND SO ON?
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After hearing from Mershon, the stepdaughter eventually recanted her testimony in a 2015 hearing.
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That's because both men know that excellence requires hearing from everyone on your team.
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What we are hearing from everyone is that it is very slow right now.
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"Based on what I'm hearing from the doctors, it's really how I feel," Britton said.
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After hearing from Slager and several others, the defense rested its case late on Tuesday.
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Two days later, Macias' daughter reported her missing after not hearing from her for days.
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And so, a lot of the commercial traffic we're hearing from businesses is being impeded.
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I'd been hearing from people all over the world about their own experiences of discrimination.
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The Judiciary Committee will have the power to seek additional materials, including hearing from witnesses.
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TC: What was some of the feedback Canvas was hearing from LPs about the market?
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What are you hearing from bankers these days about what the market wants to see?
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It looks like I won't be hearing from them for another day or so either.
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"I'm just not used to not hearing from anybody," Kris says, lamenting the radio silence.
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Soon, she started hearing from other women who envied her return to the working world.
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After not hearing from them again, the family grew worried and contacted Baja California authorities.
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Compared to what most people are hearing from their TVs, the Beam will sound great.
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"We are hearing from various sources that companies are being offered certain incentives," said Murphy.
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"We just kept hearing from people that they didn't know what to do," McCullough said.
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The story is the first that Christopher remembers hearing from his father as a child.
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But he said allies look forward to hearing from Mattis about the new administration's expectations.
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We've talked before about hearing from higher-income people who still can't afford health insurance.
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And the first hearing from his Oversight Committee this month will focus on drug pricing.
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At its core, it's not very far off from what you've been hearing from us.
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After hearing from Jarre, Stiller recorded his own message urging Turkish Airlines to take action.
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I'm sure this was an "accident" like I've been hearing from the social media masters.
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Justice Barrett weighed each request individually, sometimes after hearing from lawyers clustered around his bench.
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What are some of the issues you've been hearing from people on the campaign trail?
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We're really, really open to hearing from people right now, like potential contributors and writers.
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You will like hearing from him too, so let's go to Joe's Pub right now.
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He's sick of hearing from me — I joke that he's going to block my number.
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So after hearing from both lawyers, I decided to follow the constitutional presumption of release.
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Atkins says he welcomes hearing from others interested in trying a version of 50:50.
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Meeting and hearing from someone who's trans is what really makes a difference for everybody.
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Ed made me wait a few days before hearing from him — and I loved that.
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We'll be hearing from the president, flanked by CDC officials and others, at 6 p.m.
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And also, what are you hearing from young, up-and-coming diplomats over at Harvard?
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Another year of 30 percent of Congress not hearing from their constituents is simply unacceptable.
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Prosecutors said that they expected more charges and that they were hearing from more victims.
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Today we're hearing from Andy Markham, a 55-year-old software project manager in California.
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We are hearing from businesses, mayors, philanthropists and more about their commitments to reduce emissions.
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One big question we keep hearing from listeners: Is it okay for me to travel?
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We need to be hearing from the people who are suffering through these realities firsthand.
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There are two sides of this story, and we are only hearing from one side.
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His other comments from Wednesday morning suggest he is sincerely interested in hearing from Ford.
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Hearing from dad We've seen some awesome gender reveals, but this one takes the cake.
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"I think you'll be hearing from Democrats in all of those different districts," he said.
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And on Tuesday afternoon, Republicans continued hearing from the Trump administration in person about impeachment.
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So, we're hearing from labor leaders, small business people, folks involved in education and training.
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The Ways and Means Committee held a three-day hearing from June 23 to 25.
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Equally importantly, it's an opportunity to be seen in public hearing from constituents about these concerns.
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Before hearing from Gorsuch, each senator on the Judiciary Committee will get 10 minutes to talk.
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And that was a police update, hearing from various individuals involved, you know, in the investigation.
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But where can we go to continue hearing from and following Michelle Obama out of office?
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"I'm terrified about the threats we are hearing from the attorney general," Poitras told VICE News.
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I'm hearing from a lot of leaders that are asking what can they be doing better.
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In interviews following the event, most new citizens said they appreciated hearing from the nation's leader.
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Flake announced Friday morning he would support Kavanaugh, after hearing from both the judge and Ford.
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I was hearing from all the Americans who were too outraged about politics to dial straight.
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If the Senate votes against hearing from witnesses, it could move quickly to a final vote.
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Overall, the students expressed real frustration with what they are seeing and hearing from the candidates.
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This week, we'll be hearing from culture editor Todd VanDerWerff, executive editor Matt Yglesias, and more.
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I'm increasingly hearing from friends over 30 that they're anxious they won't ever find a partner.
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Fox made an interesting choice to go with the information without hearing from the campaign first.
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How soon do you think we will be hearing from this all- important client of yours?
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Several Talkspace therapists have provided CNBC with anonymous feedback about what they are hearing from clients.
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This is consistent with feedback I am hearing from trading desks: activity is not that high.
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"We're hearing from our customers about it," said Brad Smith, Microsoft's president and chief legal officer.
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But this time around, many advocates say the concerns they're hearing from immigrants are more intense.
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Bret Baier said that hearing from Ford is a "totally different thing" from reading her allegations.
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Only 20% of teens preferred hearing from brands on Twitter, and only about 12% preferred Facebook.
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After hearing from Davidson, I set out to analyze a few of my own text messages.
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I'm suggesting that maybe we're hearing from a lot of Americans who don't share that idea.
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"Will we be hearing from the president this week since we didn't today?" one reporter asked.
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" Graham, in a tweet, said, "I look forward to hearing from Attorney General on May 1st.
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Below are further explanations of the music you'll be hearing from the Noisey editors in China.
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But not every Republican senator is hearing from constituents opposed to the Senate health care bill.
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This is exactly what I have been hearing from my health plan contacts around the country.
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Thinking she's hearing from another patient, Dr. Tseng is caught on camera inside of her clinic.
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He stops hearing from people, like, Hey, wait a minute, I think you're wrong about this.
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Finally, on the Tuesday, about six months after hearing from Hanson, Microsoft made the patch available.
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He doesn't, but we won't be hearing from Wade Boggs super-fan LeAnn for a while.
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" "I'm learning so much about my own situation from what I'm hearing from the other ladies.
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WHAT AM I MISSING HERE, HEARING FROM THEM AND WHAT YOU GUYS SEEM TO BE SAYING?
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What's next: This was the first hearing from House Democrats about the administration's family separation policy.
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The inquiry's chairman, Salamo Injia, who had previously delayed a first hearing from October to Nov.
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We've been hearing from our customers in the U.S. and elsewhere that pricing is an issue.
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This panel will provide staff the unique opportunity of hearing from those who are directly impacted.
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What sort of misinformation are you hearing from WhatsApp users is being shared on the platform?
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Facebook had warned The Shade Room "multiple times" after hearing from intellectual property owners, Cassanos said.
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Without ever hearing from Mumphery, the university held him responsible for relationship violence and sexual misconduct.
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So if you won't hear from Zuckerberg, Pichai or Dorsey, who will you be hearing from?
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When she was released in January, she started hearing from former teammates and coaches about #MeToo.
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The anxieties and concerns I am hearing from our service members and their families are justified.
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She'd been hearing from voters at town hall meetings that they were worried about health care.
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We're also interested in hearing from people who plan to stay at home on Oct. 21.
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"They can decide after hearing from him, 'you know what, I believe the president,'" he added.
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"We are a little short in those discussions of hearing from the other side," said Rep.
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Then, she said, she stopped hearing from Millendorf and many months went by with no contact.
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I expect we will be hearing from him early and often once these discussions get underway.
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He's not expecting to find a forgiving public, but hasn't missed hearing from so-called trolls.
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TheShadowBrokers is selling to be making money and you peoples is never hearing from TheShadowBrokers again!
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Mr. Trump watched the hearing from Air Force One, cheering on Mr. Lewandowski with tweets. 4.
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Mr. Trump watched the hearing from Air Force One, cheering on Mr. Lewandowski with tweets. 4.
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Late-night comedy: Hearing from 10 presidential candidates at once can be difficult, the hosts noted.
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Where Trump's lawyers failed exquisitely, however, was in making the case against hearing from more witnesses.
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She said it was "incredibly disrespectful" to propose the fund without hearing from the alleged victims.
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In a few weeks' time, well over 1m grannies and grandads will be hearing from Auntie.
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He said he's hearing from people who are leaning toward Biden, with Sanders as their backup.
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If North Korea is serious, then we look forward hearing from them at the highest levels.
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I'm hearing from people close to Meghan and Harry that they're very keen to do it.
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The proposed tariff will be subject to a public hearing from August 20 to August 23.
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I find the employees are getting a little bit ... That's who I'm hearing from a lot.
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As awareness of microcephaly continues to spread, Ottaway is increasingly hearing from new parents facing the diagnosis.
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But it eventually becomes clear that the only character we're really hearing from is Will, Phoebe's boyfriend.
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Polling suggests a deepening determination among core Republicans to shut out what they're hearing from established institutions.
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We keep hearing from some Republicans and many Democrats that the response is going to be catastrophic.
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And what they are hearing from candidates is that a flexible working arrangement is their top priority.
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The House of Commons will already be hearing from a former Facebook employee as early as tomorrow.
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Everything you&aposre seeing and hearing from politicians and on these fake news networks is about 22.
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Harris says she hopes hearing from workers like Pesiri-Dybvik will help Washington avoid another government shutdown.
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We were hearing from young women who said 'I wish I knew how he felt about this.
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But he started to worry after not hearing from his family well after the scheduled landing time.
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Hearing from my family who described all my responses and my behaviors, I realized I was horrible.
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We won't be hearing from her directly through the cassette tapes, as we did in season 1.
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As Kaufmann told CNN, "What I'm hearing from them is nobody knows Iowa better than you folks."
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I look forward to hearing from and engaging with local communities and stakeholders as this process continues.
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"Meeting new people and hearing from a wide range of viewpoints is part of learning," he wrote.
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I think about what they are hearing, from our churches and indeed from our society more broadly.
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Senators have said they look forward to hearing from Jackson as he goes through the confirmation process.
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The industry also feels it is getting more of a hearing from Prime Minister Theresa May's government.
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Several lawmakers concluded after hearing from both Hyten and Spletstoser that the nominee had been falsely accused.
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In that spirit, there's nothing wrong with members hearing from experts on this issue or any other.
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"Meeting new people and hearing from a wide range of viewpoints is part of learning," he continued.
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"Whatever noises we're hearing from the United States, transatlantic ties must remain a key orientation," he said.
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She said Friday that show has celebrated hearing from people with different opinions for nearly two decades.
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If North Korea is serious, then we look forward to hearing from them at the highest levels.
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Yet, policymakers may want to consider whether the constituents they're hearing from most need the most help.
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Amy, clearly this White House is feeling and hearing from Republican lawmakers and farmers in the Midwest.
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McCain, to put it mildly, didn't like what he was hearing from the nation's top military officer.
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Or maybe they're hearing from their labels, hey, don't talk about that, you might lose some fans.
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"I'm totally knocked out by the words I'm hearing from all of you," Gere exclaimed after Reps.
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He added that the President made the decision "on the spot" after hearing from his health experts.
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Here's a look at some of the responses to the hearing from the right and the left.
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And if you fail to report the income, you can pretty much count on hearing from them.
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After hearing from the parties, Mr. Mattarella will ask a lawmaker to try to form a government.
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We're interested in hearing from students who have written college admission essays about surviving a mass shooting.
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Today we discuss the major headlines before hearing from the organizations working to close Detroit's digital divide.
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Ms. Quinn, who customarily checked in with Mr. Polite almost every day, began hearing from him less.
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That means you won't be hearing from Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, Twitter's Jack Dorsey or Google's Sundar Pichai.
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"What I'm hearing from my colleagues around the country is that this is not unique," she said.
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Hearing from them made a huge difference, because they know better than anyone what we went through.
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"This committee is now hearing from the '70s and they want their star witness back," Georgia Rep.
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" He's still hearing from Trump about it — Scaramucci said the president "brings it up every 15 seconds.
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So if you've missed hearing from Folks Who Actively Invest, fear not, the VCs will be back.
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We haven't yet been hearing from artists who are part of the communities Trump is working against.
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Not so fast...: Democrats on Thursday expressed interest in hearing from Mulvaney in person after his remarks.
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So far, three Republican senators have expressed openness to hearing from witnesses, but Democrats need one more.
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Lisa Murkowski, Susan Collins, and Lamar Alexander have signaled some openness to hearing from witnesses as well.
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He is hearing (from fans like Lou Dobbs) that he is the greatest president of all time.
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"I look forward to hearing from him like so many others in South Carolina," Seawright told CNN.
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Mitt Romney, the GOP's 2012 presidential nominee, on Tuesday said he is open to hearing from French.
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"As we're hearing from industry that cap may be too small," said NHTSA acting administrator James Owens.
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Robson said hearing from police brought to mind what he says Jackson told him as a child.
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In 0003, they canceled the project after hearing from staff that it disincentivized participants from finding work.
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But the network soon began hearing from sources who said the information in the article was wrong.
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Pointing to the Bolton reporting, Romney made clear the conference should be open to hearing from witnesses.
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An Insider poll conducted this week found that many Americans were in favor of hearing from witnesses.
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In addition to hearing from Attorney General Jeff Sessions, the committee's members and staff privately questioned Adm.
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We are especially interested in hearing from first-time homebuyers in San Francisco, Denver, Boston and Nashville.
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Despite Mr. Bolton's offer, many Republicans made clear they were opposed to hearing from any new witnesses.
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Why are we not hearing from this thrilling creature, celebrated for her ear, renowned for her sound?
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The Senate Judiciary Committee held its four-day public hearing from September 4 to September 7, 2018.
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Jeff Flake of Arizona, who has said he won't vote to confirm Kavanaugh without hearing from Ford.
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Cartwright said he's also hearing from Trump critics in his district, urging him to back the articles.
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It has been a true joy writing for all of you, hearing from you, being your friend.
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That this is the first we're hearing from many of these companies on this issue is notable.
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So, it seems Avenatti has chosen to continue his media blitz, rather than pursue an actual seat at the table before Wood; we will no doubt be hearing from Avenatti on a cable news broadcast imminently, but we won't be hearing from him again anytime soon in Wood's courtroom.
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Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta tweeted Wednesday night that he was hearing from people already fielding calls over the content of FBI notes from their interviews: Already hearing from people who have been contacted by reporters with knowledge of the content of their interviews in FBI 302's.
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"We keep hearing from the left and the media how we want to talk about substance," Pierseon said.
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Joy Behar criticized Vice President Pence's faith by saying that hearing from Jesus is actually called "mental illness."
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"I think the (NFLPA) would be open to hearing from the league" about bio marker testing, said Atallah.
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Wide range of voices Trump wasn't just hearing from his national security team as he mulled his options.
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Chernett said that after hearing from a lot of entrepreneurs, Hulu's approach was obviously ahead of the mark.
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After not hearing from him for a few days, Eric's sister alerted the Carmel Police Department of Indiana.
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" Congress' concerns: "What you're hearing from members is concern not about the benefits, but the long-term detriments.
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By the way I keep hearing from my followers on Twitter that the lines are back at Chipotle.
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I would be interested in hearing from a third party, but I'm pretty sure I'll vote for her.
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We know you're used to hearing from the media (including us) that celebrities look unrecognizable with different hair.
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After hearing from the victim, the judge also considered the appalling letter from the rapist's father, Dan Turner.
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We're hearing from multiple sources that Down to Lunch has met with investors about a potential financing round.
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"It really was as effective as hearing from a live survivor, and that surprised us," Ms. Abrams said.
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"We were surprised," Sean Baker said about hearing from Secret Service that the chopper was on its way.
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After hearing from testimony from an expert in gambling addition, Rakoff agreed Caspersen's condition impacted his decision making.
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They'll appreciate it and begin to associate you with the good things they're hearing (from you, of course).
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I think what we're hearing from are people who are really anxious, and they're worried about their future.
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He deserves a fair hearing from the Senate, and it's in the national interest that he receive one.
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"We love hearing from fans of Dunkaroos," General Mills Spokesman Mike Siemienas wrote MUNCHIES over email on Monday.
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"Hearing from people that I'm an inspiration has made me feel better than I ever could have imagined."
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By contrast, the anti-poverty rhetoric I'm hearing from Ryan's Democratic critics seems sort of conventional and perfunctory.
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After not hearing from their daughter for two days, Pierce's parents went to the home the couple shared.
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Here's what you can expect in this week's confirmation hearing, from the opening scene to the end credits.
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But there is value in the rest of the country hearing from more members of these affected communities.
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I start hearing from the production manager, Bennett Walsh, that Uma is trepidatious about doing the driving shot.
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Team Watching also has some news; please read the note below — we look forward to hearing from you.
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EISEN: WHAT ABOUT TAX REFORM BASED ON WHAT YOU'RE HEARING FROM THE HOUSE AND SENATE AND THE ADMINISTRATION?
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We look forward to hearing from all three of these dynamic women onstage at TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin 2017.
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That's the kind of apocalyptic rhetoric we're used to hearing from North Korea — not a sitting US president.
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I would defer to Chief Dotson as to what he's seeing and what he's hearing from his officers.
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"We're hearing from employees that there has been nothing concrete besides the edicts [coming from Trump]," Ruch said.
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He didn't quite know what he was hearing from the pastor, but he could feel his emotions surging.
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In November, Ms. Fields was granted a fair hearing from the state to object to her Medicaid changes.
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"Given what we are hearing from them, one would wonder if they are willing to compromise," he said.
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So we recently polled the group to see what kinds of people they're most interested in hearing from.
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Jerry Moran of Kansas, said he would settle on a final decision after hearing from Mattis and Pompeo.
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"I'm becoming distressed how much I'm hearing from girls that things are starting to slide backward," he wrote.
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During the strike, many members complained of how little they were hearing from the bargaining table in Detroit.
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But Mr. Stevens is worried that what he is hearing from Washington will cause the ripples to subside.
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Republican senators have every reason, for example, to oppose hearing from witnesses like John Bolton or Mick Mulvaney.
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"I look forward to hearing from Secretary Nielsen about the administration's plans for border security early next month."
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But she demurred when asked what she was hearing from farmers about the president's performance on trade issues.
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"And I'm hearing from some Republicans that they may stay home if Trump is the nominee," he said.
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But when a few hours pass without hearing from my son, I feel the aftershock of his break.
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Rand Paul (R-Ky.), who can force votes on hearing from Joe Biden and his son, among others.
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But most people in your past would actually welcome hearing from — and helping — you, according to organizational researchers.
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So the purpose of hearing from witnesses cannot be to change the outcome of the impeachment trial itself.
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I imagine that hearing from me might not be as difficult for the siblings as for the parents.
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I especially wanted to share not only my own thoughts, but what I was hearing from other panelists.
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Manning said Tuesday she had not been told why prosecutors in Alexandria were interested in hearing from her.
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The biggest loss for lawmakers, though, is not hearing from John Eisenberg, the National Security Council's chief counsel.
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By Saturday afternoon, members of Congress were hearing from constituents whose friends or relatives were detained at airports.
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Now, more than a half-dozen Democratic lawmakers have voiced interest in hearing from Perry directly, including Rep.
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Hello from the Senate Judiciary Committee, where we'll be hearing from 7th Circuit nominee Michael Brennan (of Wisconsin).
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RAY Hearing from the old guard — the cast and crew members who used to work on the show.
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I think that one challenge I am hearing from folks is a bit of, how do I help?
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Watch the response to Comey's hearing from President Trump's personal lawyer below or you can read them here.
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Is that a different tone than we would have been hearing from the administration over the last few days?
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"We're hearing from really, really scared people," said Rachel Tiven, CEO of Lambda Legal, a nonprofit legal advocacy organization.
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After hearing from several speakers, about a couple hundred people marched back to the encampment outside the ICE facility.
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You will be hearing from me every day until you leave office, so you better get used to it.
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TC: What arguments are you hearing from larger tech companies — like Apple, Google, Facebook, Spotify — about the copyright reform?
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His wife, Grace Meng, told police her husband was traveling in China when she abruptly stopped hearing from him.
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Based on your experience, I would be interested in hearing from you about this, because you bore this alone.
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Several Republican senators said this week they were not concerned about voting on Kavanaugh without hearing from Ramirez first.
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Mr Donnelly, a rare anti-abortion Democrat, gets a hearing from Hoosiers because he is on their cultural wavelength.
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"After a week of not seeing him or hearing from him, it just flipped in my head," she says.
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Most of our submissions come from cis women, but we are interested in hearing from people of all genders.
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A crowd of friends — mostly fellow travelers in the field of disability studies — watched the hearing from the gallery.
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That's the message more media companies may soon be hearing from activist investors looking to make a quick buck.
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Hearing from ghosts of romantic partners past around the holidays is actually so common it has a name: Marleying.
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Hearing from residents In interviews with numerous news outlets, residents have expressed resentment toward Trump for his insulting tweets.
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"We are hearing from our Iranian users that they are giving up on Tor because of this," she added.
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After hearing from Mueller on the stand, the federal jury in Denver is expected to hear from Taylor Swift.
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"What I'm hearing from Trump and the rise in hate crimes in this country is scaring me," Lee said.
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Cruise fight ... after hearing from two "serious people" with connections to the stars that they'd be down to scrap.
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Today we're hearing from a 23-year-old who let her friend copy her SAT answers in high school.
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Last week, Tester's office began hearing from current and former employees of Jackson, raising alarms about his professional conduct.
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On Fox News, Bret Baier says hearing from Blasey Ford "is a totally different thing" than reading her allegations.
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"I look forward to hearing from the committee and having the opportunity to address their concerns directly," Kaspersky said.
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He framed the effort as a necessary response to the clamor Republicans are hearing from their constituents at home.
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What better way to learn about it than by hearing from the people who have gone through it themselves?
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"We discussed what I am hearing from Iowans as I travel around the state," she said in a statement.
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"Increasingly we're hearing from firms a demand to operate globally, to grow at real scale and pace," he said.
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It's difficult to imagine watching a major news segment about gun control without hearing from the National Rifle Association.
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We have also been hearing from stores that welcome and champion our new characters and titles and want more!
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The main rationale he says he's hearing from those walking in his door ... protecting their homes at all costs.
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I am appalled by what I am seeing on social media and hearing from conservative pundits in the news.
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We will also be hearing from the photographers themselves as they discuss what their Hispanic heritage means to them.
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I remember so vividly hearing, from the basement, the bellowing laughter of our moms and dads, uncles and aunties.
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She said she was tired of hearing from candidates who claim they will reform the borough's criminal justice system.
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I'm hearing from people who were friends of my brother in high school who didn't realize he was dead.
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What Goldberg has been hearing from Silicon Valley millionaires during that beta: Show me the numbers, not the narrative.
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We've been hearing from Republicans for some time that they thought the state needed to certify the election immediately.
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"I think he's energized the city," said Portillo, who recalled hearing from friends who were skeptical of the signing.
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"We started hearing from a lot of women we didn't know saying, 'You stole, you plagiarized,'" Ms. Alford said.
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LG: Julian, what are the explanations you're hearing from companies involved in this when you ask them about accessibility?
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Utah's Mitt Romney is one GOP member who has said he is interested in hearing from Bolton at least.
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And he is hearing (from Rudy Giuliani and other figures) that the "Biden crime family" is the real scandal.
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"We are hearing from a lot of women who felt like their voices weren't represented last weekend," said Mrs.
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Tech Tip Q. I worry about my children's hearing from blasting music through their phone earbuds at high volumes.
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Amazon argued that hearing from them was crucial to determine if they had intervened against it in the contract.
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Last Friday the Senate voted against hearing from witnesses who might have direct knowledge of Trump's dealings on Ukraine.
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"I'm hearing from some folks they won't vote for Hillary but they won't vote in the presidential," he continued.
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But hearing from people who got hitched about their experiences even years down the road might change your mind.
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Some moderate Republicans, including Collins, Murkowski and Romney, have said they're open to hearing from witnesses during the trial.
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Therefore, they said, there was no reason to take the intermediary step of hearing from people like Mr. Bolton.
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"I presume I'll be voting in favor of hearing from John Bolton, perhaps among others," he told reporters yesterday.
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I keep hearing from people who have worked as assistants, especially in Hollywood, that this movie is eerily accurate.
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His decision appears to end Democratic hopes of hearing from Bolton under oath despite a willingness from GOP Sens.
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Categories of responses quickly formed: Senators Mitt Romney and Susan Collins reiterated their interest in hearing from Mr. Bolton.
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Otherwise, we wouldn't be hearing, from time to time, the president ruminating over firing Mueller once and for all.
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They recognize that the left's feminist movement isn't truly interested in hearing from them or listening to their concerns.
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He said Fed officials have been hearing from corporate officials who are worried about the Trump administration's trade actions.
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It was part of an intentional effort and strategy by Democrats to prevent the hearing from devolving into chaos.
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They had been hearing from contacts in Vancouver that TIME Magazine was asking around about old photographs of Trudeau.
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But the "pack your bag type of messaging immigrants are hearing from the federal government" is discouraging, she added.
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The grand jury that handed up the indictment on Wednesday is still hearing from witnesses and could add charges.
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After hearing from Ford and Kavanaugh (and having a confrontation with sexual assault survivors in an elevator), Republican Sen.
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The Ontario government said it canceled the program after hearing from staff that it disincentivized participants from finding work.
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Sophie took her children from Paris to Copenhagen, where they lived with relatives, rarely hearing from their absentee father.
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Lawmakers are interested in hearing from both of them before moving forward with a vote on Kavanaugh's nomination. Sen.
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I'm still hearing from folks, like at a community meeting last night, that it was the event of the year.
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No, I get that, but I feel like I'm hearing from more points of view than ever before, on everything.
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What you're hearing from the generals, just 100,000 more troops, is not going to work, it's not going to happen.
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I thought back on those experiences this week when hearing from and reading about those affected by Trump's executive order.
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"We keep hearing from the teens: 'Well, I'm not coming for therapy,'" said Julie Gordon, the Eagles' Haven program director.
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We are hearing from a wide range of groups and individuals who are interested in the governor and our campaign.
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After hearing from the government panel, FDA officials will take public comment from consumer advocates, industry representatives and testing experts.
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" Another passenger, using the handle @daxa_tw, tweeted that he was "hearing from many sides that people are troubled and uneasy.
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And it is not only shameful, it is dangerous for the kinds of comments you're hearing from the Republican side.
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I'm relaunching my website in May and there will be a Dear Catt column because I love hearing from women.
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For decades, I've been hearing from high-ranking officials in dozens of countries that women are more trustworthy than men.
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That is the experience we were hearing from our friends, that yes, even a woman like that is frustratingly single.
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"The comedian homies, they've all been giving me love," she says of hearing from pals Dave Chappelle and Neil Brennan.
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That means we'll be hearing from lots of people and perspectives that haven't been part of the animation industry before.
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What we're hearing from people is that they want more choices and more affordability with their preexisting conditions still protected.
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Perhaps more importantly, hearing from the former students helped current ones understand the kind of progress the school had made.
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Today, we're hearing from committee staff and chiefs of staff on how to effectively work with House and Senate committees.
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I'm hearing from more and more women that we must "put on our big girl pants" and do this ourselves.
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Lisa Murkowski will not support hearing from new witnesses, essentially ensuring the vote fails on the Senate floor this afternoon.
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"I keep hearing from President Barron, 'I can't do anything to these fraternities -- they're on private property,'" Jim Piazza said.
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Wayne said he had not yet seen Clinton's Thursday address despite hearing from listeners who saw similarities to his music.
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Senator Bob Corker said the panel could move forward on sanctions after hearing from U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
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" But what we are really hearing from Trump is the corporate language of business success—the language of "making deals.
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Related to this, I'm hearing from sources that Curve may be adding support for Google Pay in the coming weeks.
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"I know many people who are living in the States are worried about not hearing from their families," González said.
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As things stand now, the judge will only be hearing from Arpaio's attorneys on why his conviction should be vacated.
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"National security experts on both sides of aisle are chilled by what they're hearing from the Republican nominee," Clinton said.
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Having said that, we always appreciate hearing from solvers and yes, our parents were already married when we were born.
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It's difficult to discern exactly what that means, without hearing from the US government, which hasn't offered any public comments.
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A point deduction is a warning—with meaningful consequences instead of the reprimanding we've grown accustomed to hearing from referees.
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In 2019, based on what we're hearing from Beijing, Xi seems likely to make a similar mistake in Hong Kong.
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You're going to be hearing from some of the largest companies and greatest retailers and medical companies in the world.
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Based on what I'm hearing from you, it does not seem like the federal government is prioritizing the right things.
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Trump is hearing from advisers who are urging him to make Easter more of an "aspirational date," the source added.
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Tim Roye, who began calling games as the Warriors' radio play-by-play voice in 1995, recalled hearing from fans.
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Use it the way, actually, Elizabeth Warren sometimes does, where you just kind of feel like you're hearing from them.
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On Wednesday, we'll be hearing from IAC and 21st Century Fox; Viacom and News Corp present their numbers on Thursday.
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A fair process at a minimum — at a bare minimum requires hearing from both sides before rushing — MS. MacCALLUM: Right.
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But after not hearing from her for a nearly year, Demafelis' family reported her missing, her sister told CNN Philippines.
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And what we're hearing from everybody, from KCRW to Apple to Pandora to Spotify, is that they're loving this record.
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And the adversarial process necessarily requires hearing from both sides at each stage, often in written briefs and oral arguments.
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He justified this stance based on the Republican talking point that Democrats were rushing ahead without hearing from central players.
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In that time, many callers were still in the dark, hearing from dispatchers about the mistake for the first time.
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The agency in early 2018 started hearing from teachers who said their students were increasingly using e-cigarettes, particularly Juul.
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The President responded in writing that he did not remember hearing from Manafort about any policies Russia or Ukraine sought.
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It's fair to ask what the purpose of hearing from witnesses would be if we are just delaying the inevitable.
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We're on our second day of hearings and we're hearing from Marie Yovanovich, who is the former ambassador to Ukraine.
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While traveling the country, he refined his investment thesis after hearing from everyday Americans about their health woes and anxieties.
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Several lawmakers concluded after hearing from both Hyten and the accuser that the four-star general had been falsely accused.
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During the five days of the farce, we kept hearing from people desperate to speak to the FBI, including Ford.
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Harris' staff across the country began hearing from friends on other campaigns shortly after the candidate posted her announcement video.
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Lawmakers pursued the legislation after hearing from some patients who complained that their doctors had asked unwelcome questions about guns.
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You need to understand once you damage your hearing from noise, you can't do anything to get your hearing back.
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"Hearing from the relatives of people who have suffered abuse and neglect in nursing homes will be incredibly important and powerful, and also hearing from industry leaders and researchers and those who are engaged in nursing home oversight and accountability I think will be really important," said Stevenson, who was not involved in the hearing.
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So what are some of the things you're hearing from voters, in terms of the issues they're thinking about in 2018?
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However, he later told NBC News' Lester Holt that he had decided to fire Comey before hearing from the Justice Department.
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Humanizing can be difficult through a newspaper column, but if you're hearing from different people, that adds legitimacy to their perspectives.
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Harris' questioning of Barr was the standout moment of the hearing from any of the 2020 candidates involved; Booker and Sen.
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HOW NERVOUS ARE YOU ABOUT WHAT YOU'RE HEARING FROM THE WHITE HOUSE – SOME OF THIS PROTECTIONIST TALK FROM THE NEW ADMINISTRATION?
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After dropping Shan'ann off at her house early Monday morning, her friend called the police after not hearing from Shan'ann again.
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House Democrats who heard Morrison's testimony said he generally backed up what they were hearing from others who've addressed the inquiry.
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But after hearing from Afiyie behind closed doors, Engelmayer said he had given "wilfully untrue" reasons for not appearing for trial.
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The House heard from several government officials, but were blocked by the White House from hearing from those close to Trump.
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WhatsApp is taking these developments seriously, flying out its top legal counsel, Brian Hennessy, to the hearing from its California headquarters.
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Parts of the brain related to emotion, reward processing, facial recognition and social functioning are also amped by hearing from mom.
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It said Anbang will have until May 31 if it secures a public hearing from Iowa's financial regulator by April 17.
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Having his support was great, but hearing from so many members of my family and friends meant so much to me.
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Rep. Tom Marino (R-PA), President Donald Trump's pick for drug czar, hadn't gotten a single hearing from the Senate yet.
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And Republicans will certainly be hearing from angry voters in the coming week about the benefits that they would be losing.
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This is intended to help weed out spammers and assure politicians that they are genuinely hearing from one of their constituents.
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A friend checked on Dorothy Bruns, 44, after not hearing from her, an New York City Police Department rep tells PEOPLE.
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Some were "robo calls," but he said has increasingly been hearing from "live people" in the lead-up to Super Tuesday.
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I do think there's a benefit to hearing from people who use the platform often about what it would look like.
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The very first question of the hearing, from committee Chairman Richard Burr, was whether Comey actually made that promise to Trump.
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"I'm working on trying to finish my album, which is almost done," she said, teasing, "You'll be hearing from me soon."
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But after hearing from groups including Consumers Union, Public Advocates and Consumer Watchdog, the department decided to initiate its own investigation.
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Sooner than we'd like to admit we'll be hearing from our country's leader mostly via Twitter and likely with spelling mistakes.
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"We are deeply disturbed by what we're hearing from polling places across the state", said a statement by the Sanders campaign.
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What we were hearing from law enforcement around the country was that they needed all the tools we could give them.
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And now, we're hearing from Jack Dorsey, the CEO of Twitter, that there will, in fact, be changes to the algorithm.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) knocked the dozens of protesters who have disrupted the hearing from the Senate floor.
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Facebook wrote to Collins over the weekend asking him to consider hearing from the US court before making the documents public.
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"By hearing from them what trends they see in technology, [it] really helps me understand where things are going," Rioboli said.
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" Challenges "I'm most nervous about hearing from people who saw it the first time and can't wait to see it again.
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Business Insider is interested in hearing from voters who are following the 2020 Republican primary about questons they have for candidates.
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They have also asked the commission to resist adopting tentative conclusions before hearing from all sides during the public comment period.
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If an individual's name came up repeatedly during Cohen's testimony, "They have a good chance of hearing from us," Cummings said.
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Kelly and Schneider both said in statements that they had been hearing from patients in their districts concerned about this cliff.
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"I was genuinely proud because this was something that I wasn't used to hearing from her," Jimenez said in an interview.
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We're hearing from multiple sources that there's a new fund coming out of Betaworks, and Twitter is chipping money into it.
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Just 2628 percent say they have a good or great deal of trust in what they are hearing from the president.
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They've been promised a hearing from a label rep at a French Montana show the night before he heads to camp.
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Sheri Yeisley, the Easton, Pennsylvania, resident, was among those who sprang into action last weekend after hearing from the hospital system.
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Sometimes people in the New York office said, this can't be right because of what we're hearing from the White House.
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After years of not hearing from her, following his parents's divorce, John learned she had lived only a few blocks away.
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But judging from what we're hearing from both parties, it looks like they'll pursue another option — what's called a minority government.
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Bolsonaro said in one of the videos that he has been hearing from Brazilians that they want to return to work.
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Bolsonaro said in one of the videos that he has been hearing from Brazilians that they want to return to work.
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But their confidence in that movement has waned more with each day they go without hearing from their leaders back home.
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I think that really speaks to the political climate right now and the messaging Democrats are hearing from the presidential candidates.
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"What I have been hearing from people is that they want to work," Bolsonaro said in one of the deleted videos.
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Because everything we're hearing from the WHO, the CDC, the experts, is that actual data is critical to fighting this thing.
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"We're hearing from many, many customers that this is a very common problem," Mr. Mulcahey said about mental issues preventing sleep.
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Since the show's release, its host, Brian Reed, has been hearing from its fans and processing the cultural impact it's had.
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In the meeting, critics of hearing from witnesses made a "strong" case against voting for new evidence, according to two attendees.
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Most of the conference has signaled it prefers to avoid hearing from witnesses and move straight to voting to acquit Trump.
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"Meeting new people and hearing from a wide range of viewpoints is part of learning," Zuckerberg said in a Facebook post.
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Americans are divided over the issue of impeachment, but hearing from additional witnesses is one thing on which they can agree.
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WHAT ARE YOU HEARING FROM YOUR PLAYERS ON THE MAVERICKS AND WITHIN THE NBA ITSELF ABOUT WHAT WENT ON THIS WEEKEND?
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"I'm hearing from sources around the White House that there's just general disappointment of the president with Director Coats," Ruddy added.
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"They were hearing from everyone in the funding market that things were getting tight," said Julia Coronado, founder of MacroPolicy Perspectives.
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He has spoken more often of the honor of hearing from younger gay people about the inspiration his campaign has provided.
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Susan Collins and Mitt Romney — have said they are open to hearing from witnesses but not until later in the trial.
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Gardner voted against hearing from witnesses in Trump's impeachment trial last month and voted to acquit the president on both articles.
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But shortly after the book came out, Mr. Weir started hearing from a subset of readers who objected to the obscenities.
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"I&aposm hearing from people all over the world who are to this day still fighting very similar things," Wingate said.
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A judge, after hearing from her and other witnesses, ultimately decided that Mr. Borker needed a timeout to rethink his career.
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"It's presumptuous to think you can come up with a plan for black America without hearing from black folk," he said.
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"I'm hearing from the Ferrari guys that they've got their car in the wrong aerodynamic window at the moment," he said.
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But most of all, many of the voters said they were excited to spend the next year hearing from several candidates.
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Here's the statement: After hearing from our community, we looked again at how our Community Standards were applied in this case.
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"[W]e kept hearing from customers that they wanted to use their own speaker, they loved their own speaker," Limp said.
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Haley ended up, perhaps unintentionally, hearing from a lot of Finns who say they like their health care system just fine.
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I'm tired of hearing from women veterans that they've scolded for parking in the "Veterans Only" spaces at the grocery store.
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"The U.S. Senate Select Committee request confirms their interest in hearing from Mr Assange," lawyer Jennifer Robinson said in a statement.
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What we're hearing from Tempus Inc Senior FX Trader and Strategist Juan Perez: Go deeper: The Chinese threat to U.S. financial dominance
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We're told a friend of Painter's became concerned after not hearing from him for a few days ... so he called the police.
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Family, friends of victims testify Also on Wednesday, the jury began hearing from people who lost relatives or friends in the massacre.
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But with his album "Scorpion" set to drop June 30, Pusha T might be hearing from the OVO-label artist once more.
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But with his album "Scorpion" set to drop on June 30, Pusha T might be hearing from the OVO artist once more.
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The track is different from what we are used to hearing from the grime artist, but it has some serious summer vibes.
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In a voiceover, the performer professes self-doubt — something fans certainly aren't used to hearing from her —about making Homecoming a reality.
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So, the president is readjusting some of that to what he was hearing from his negotiating team on the ground in Korea.
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Earplugs will safeguard your hearing from the blaring of speakers and the collective shrieking of fans waiting for the show to begin.
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I look forward to hearing from Wednesday's witnesses, seeing H.R. 40 become law and exploring the solutions that a commission may develop.
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I'm hearing from women who are concerned that their reproductive health is at risk, and so that's what we've been focused on.
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" Still, John Clark, executive director on NAB's PILOT program, said it's about "more than just hearing from organizations int he digital space.
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By then, the #MeToo movement was in full effect, and King started hearing from others who used to be in Robbins' orbit.
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After hearing from members of the government panel, FDA officials were taking public comment from consumer advocates, industry representatives and testing experts.
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He and Murtaugh have a beautiful bromance moment and if Murtaugh doesn't survive this all, Starz will be hearing from our therapists.
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"We are already hearing from people being turned away from shelters, denied sign language interpreters," the the group said in a statement.
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The app's users tend to skew conservative, so it was easy for Brigade to assume it wasn't hearing from enough liberal voters.
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China exempted itself, before the tribunal hearing, from facing compulsory dispute resolution on matters of "sea boundary delimitations" — as UNCLOS itself allows.
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They were chosen because they were hearing from customers that these were tools they wanted to see have deeper integration with Dropbox.
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Because YouTubers are in such close contact with their audience, Westbrook may simply be responding to what she's hearing from her community.
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"We've been hearing from our agents in Colorado about significant delays in getting appraisals done," said Alina Ptaszynski, a spokesperson for Redfin.
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From what I'm hearing from some members of the Pixar team, it's barely even set in rapidly melting soft-serve ice cream.
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A friend of the family called authorities and requested they check on their welfare after not hearing from them for some time.
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I found that door and I got more and more curious about testing what I was hearing from my sources on myself.
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"I started hearing from thousands of women all across the country who were sharing their stories with me," Carlson, 51, tells PEOPLE.
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His spokeswoman Galia Slayen said while Murphy supports Clinton, it was "important to be here in Florida, hearing from voters" and campaigning.
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"What I'm hearing from the White House and what bills I'm seeing come across our desk are different things completely," Manchin said.
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The kids say they love hearing from their followers, and often post "thank you" messages to people who offer donations or support.
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His mother, Susan Stone, has said she reported Luskin missing to the U.S. State Department after not hearing from him for weeks.
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Lili Reinhart is opening up about her struggles with body dysmorphic disorder — and the rude responses she's hearing from some people online.
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Other Gossip: -Jane's teary relief hearing from the child psychologist that Ziggy is a good kid and not a bully is heartbreaking.
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Chris Allen, brother of 34-year-old victim Amanda Allen Keyshaw, and his parents traveled to the hearing from the Boston area.
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From what we're hearing from our NFL sources, the chances of a team taking a chance on him are zero to none.
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"The only establishment people we are hearing from are people who want to endorse us or give us money," the official said.
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We're hearing from sources connected to The Weeknd all is fine between him and Selena, but there's certainly a lot of smoke.
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"We're hearing from a lot of people on the ground that this is their first time ever getting politically involved," Dohl said.
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Bickert was doing this even as the committee was hearing from multiple voices making the equal and opposite point with acute force.
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The sounds I've been hearing from the shot people are seeing -- the continual spewing lava -- it sounds like running water from afar.
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Hearing from Mr. Trump's team — or their highly motivated supporters — now seems all but certain, whether Dr. Kaufer welcomes it or not.
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But the vote also made clear a large number of Democrats want to take action against Trump even before hearing from Mueller.
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In the meantime, you'll be hearing from the rest of the healthcare team here, which should be a fun change of pace.
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"In retrospect, self-deportation, compared to what we're hearing from Mr. Trump on the campaign trail, that's practically la cucaracha," Tapper said.
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But now that he has been elected president he is exposing himself to, and hearing from, a much wider net of people.
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What's next: An EPA spokesperson said the agency "developed and deployed corrections" within three business days of hearing from the IG internally.
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Lee announced he would vote for the resolution on Wednesday shortly after hearing from Trump that the plan was a non-starter.
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Dunham hasn't responded to the post yet, but based on her previous reaction to hearing from Kardashian, she'll probably be fucking psyched.
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"For the first time we are hearing (from business leaders) about decision to postpone investment, postpone hiring, postpone making decisions," he said.
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Grassley is hearing from a man who says he worked as an interpreter in Afghanistan and is trying to get asylum pic.twitter.
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"I'm hearing from people who are sick, who want to get tested, (who) are not being told where to go," she said.
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Photo by Troy Gueno, courtesy of Sterling Hayes If it seems like you're constantly hearing from Chicago's SaveMoney camp, it's by design.
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Miller's verse on "Time" is like hearing from an old friend, until a line reminds you of the gravity of his passing.
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And next week, the agency will hold a two-day meeting about breast implants, hearing from researchers, patient advocacy groups and manufacturers.
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We kept hearing from the administration that it was a low risk to the US, and I think they sincerely believed that.
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Not much later, after hearing from the witnesses, Mr. Blinder and Mr. Fernandez filed their story, packed up their laptop and left.
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A brother of Richard Doty alerted the Enfield Police Department after not hearing from him since Friday morning, Lt. Bryan Nolan said.
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"We're hearing from our athletes that climate change is changing how they train, where they train and when they train," says Hannah.
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Mr. Brown and Ms. Schultz noted that they were hearing from a broad range of people but declined to offer any names.
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Susan Collins (R-Maine), Mitt Romney (R-Utah) and Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) have all said they're open to hearing from Bolton.
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The big picture: The Fed is hearing from community leaders and activists in a series of unprecedented "listening sessions" across the country.
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A couple of hours after Mr. Trump left the stage, Mr. Alexander said he was a "no" on hearing from more witnesses.
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I plan on watching the hearing from beginning to finish and that will be the testimony we will have to make decisions.
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But Mr. Eisler, who spent 21990 years at the firm, said he did not confront Mr. Meier after hearing from Ms. Bruckner.
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But some lawmakers say they are hearing from constituents who want to see Democrats take action beyond just more investigation, and soon.
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After that, senators will still need to make a decision on hearing from witnesses and, eventually, vote on convicting or acquitting Trump.
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Now, she said, she is hearing from her friends in Canada who are wondering how much the United States really respects freedoms.
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Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) has expressed some interest in hearing from former national security adviser John Bolton but has been less committal.
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Giudicelli said he made the final decision about the French Open "after hearing from lots of people internally" at the French federation.
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But where I disagree fundamentally with the Ranking Member involves his efforts to prevent the American people from hearing from Mr. Cohen.
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Those of us who run can almost be assured of hearing from concerned friends and relatives that we are ruining our knees.
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Why would such interested officials not be interested in hearing from the people in the district they have been elected to serve?
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One of the arguments we've been hearing from Republicans is that the process so far has been secret, closed-door, and partisan.
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Public health groups like the March of Dimes say they're hearing from mosquito-control experts that it may already be too late.
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The symbolism of hearing from Mr. Pence and another senior Trump administration official, Kellyanne Conway, at the march is hard to overlook.
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Jerry Nadler, a Democrat who chairs the committee, read during the hearing from a Washington Post story that referenced the hateful comments.
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Mr. Shelby expressed optimism that hearing from those experts "could move us off of" the semantic debate over a wall or fencing.
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"I was hearing from farmers and chefs who were looking to claim their identity and give back to the island," she said.
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Are you hearing from Nevada officials that this is a constituency that they're going to have to work with and get behind?
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Roku announced Tuesday night that it has pulled the InfoWars app from its platform after hearing from "concerned parties," CNN's Oliver Darcy reports.
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Their support for terrorism and the anti-American rhetoric that we're hearing from some of their leadership is something that is not acceptable.
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I mean, some of this talk we are hearing from John Brennan about treason and so forth I think is over-the-top.
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Senate investigators are hearing from experts on disinformation tactics -- tools used by Russian operatives in the US elections and elsewhere to disrupt elections.
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In fact, Seth Shostak, director of the SETI Institute, thinks that there's a good chance we'll be hearing from ET within two decades.
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A conference dedicated to transportation and mobility wouldn't be complete without hearing from Ford, the U.S. automaker with a storied 116-year history.
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I want to bring in Ari Fleischer and get his sense of this ahead of hearing from one of his successors, Sarah Sanders.
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You're saying that hearing from people, whether that's guests, commentators, the conversations you've heard, that you felt were designed to tear down Sen.
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"For some time, I've been hearing from the parents who are seeing an unprecedented spike in vaping among their teenage children," McConnell said.
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I would say that she is not pleased and I would say that you will probably be hearing from her in some capacity.
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"We had a wide swath of experience, and Tom was really open to hearing from us," said Elle McLeland, one of the writers.
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So he had to leave the Situation Room after hearing from the small group advising him and he had to make that decision.
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"No one should be making judgments or pronouncements without hearing from the whistleblower first and carefully following up on the facts," he wrote.
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For example, if you hide a story from someone, that signals that you're less interested in hearing from that person in the future.
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Twitter verifies users of public interest so that you know you're hearing from the real celebrity or athlete (or journalist!), not an imposter.
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This week, we'll be hearing from culture editor Todd VanDerWerff, culture writers Alex Abad-Santos and Caroline Framke, and executive editor Matt Yglesias.
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I have given you my information so I will be looking forward to hearing from you and assisting you in busting this individual.
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Over the next year or so, I kept hearing from a group of friends who'd stuck with Destiny and were having a blast.
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"I've been hearing from some concerned fans, so I'd like to address a very personal situation," Troyer said in a statement to PEOPLE.
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It's unclear when and where these discussions will be held, but hearing from Zuckerberg on these weighted questions can't be a bad thing.
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I would say that she is not pleased and I would say that you will probably be hearing from her in some capacity.
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The 38-year-old star was reported missing by his sister, Marisha Camp, after she stopped hearing from him over a week ago.
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His answers on North Korea came minutes after hearing from family members of Japanese citizens who were abducted by North Korea decades ago.
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While informing me that "You're going to be hearing from someone a lot more senior than me," they were literally shaking with rage.
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I appreciated learning about ____ that you do at the company and look forward to hearing from you in the coming days or weeks.
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"I am hearing from them is that this is a positive step forward and a welcome signal that we're all in," Schindler says.
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I am hearing from conservatives and many in the base that they view White House counselor Kellyanne Conway as their closest ally now.
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And now, though, to be lectured that, "Well, you guys are all sounding kind of angry," is what we're hearing from the establishment.
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Trump previously said he would wait until hearing from Haspel before rendering final judgment on who was responsible for the dissident journalist's killing.
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Here's the company's full statement: After hearing from our community, we looked again at how our Community Standards were applied in this case.
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But even after researching the candidates and hearing from them directly, she was still unsure about what she would do come Election Day.
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Despite denials from Kavanaugh and the White House, several senators have voiced concerns about moving ahead with the nomination before hearing from Ford.
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The brother of one of the men killed said on Monday that hearing from Trump was not high on his list of priorities.
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Hearing from a friend who's not judging, who's not telling you what to do, and is just empathetic — that makes you feel normal.
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Apple decided to invest in the study after hearing from a deluge of users that the Apple Watch saved their life, he said.
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It was the second tweet of the hearing from Trump, who insisted in recent days he would not watch much of the proceedings.
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In a statement to the Post, TED acknowledged hearing "from a small number of women attendees" about harassment at the group's flagship conference.
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Recall hearing from someone whose parents lived next door to Keith in Essex, what a lovely man he was, and the perfect neighbour.
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"Despite what you may be hearing from Disney, we have been negotiating a renewal agreement to keep their networks," the company told customers.
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"What I'm hearing from my colleagues around the country is that this is not unique," Washington Secretary of State Kim Wyman (R) said.
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He told Reuters he was hearing from numerous food and restaurant chains who were building months of stocks due to concerns about shortages.
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The committee unanimously approved the plans after hearing from members of the neighborhood and others, who mostly expressed praise for the Hammons work.
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Years after last hearing from Mr. Germany, mother and daughter made the rounds again, in 1997, requesting searches of hospitals, shelters and jails.
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We look forward to hearing from expert witnesses and moving solutions forward with the urgency and seriousness these mothers and their families deserve.
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"The Freedom Caucus members are either going to become more recalcitrant because they will be hearing from their constituents 'good job,'" he said.
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She said she was hearing from local activists and seeing their posts on social media railing against the way Biden spoke about Flint.
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Mega noted that the company would expand to further testing sites after hearing from state health officials about the locations most in need.
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The Hill: Female House impeachment prosecutors suggest Americans will view the Senate trial as "rigged" if Trump is acquitted without hearing from witnesses.
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For the first time, people whose content is removed unfairly will be able to get a fair hearing from a disinterested third party.
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Moderate Democrats for years have been suggesting changes in the Affordable Care Act, based in part on complaints they were hearing from constituents.
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"We're looking forward to a successful appeal, and we are just looking forward to hearing from the Virginia Supreme Court," Brown told CNN.
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US trade officials held public hearings in late August on the proposed escalation, hearing from dozens of American businesses hoping to be exempted.
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Harris' donors have been hearing from a variety of people close to rival Democratic candidates looking to woo them into joining their campaigns.
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" Grassley says "no one should be making judgments or pronouncements without hearing from the whistleblower first and carefully following up on the facts.
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But, as the bottom of the piece says, our Opinion editors appreciate hearing from, and are 'committed to publishing a diversity of letters'.
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But, as the bottom of the piece says, our Opinion editors appreciate hearing from, and are "committed to publishing a diversity of letters".
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"No one should be making judgments or pronouncements without hearing from the whistleblower first and carefully following up on the facts," Grassley added.
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Senator Susan Collins, another key Republican vote, announced Thursday night that she would vote to support hearing from witnesses, joining Senator Mitt Romney.
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Paul Boyer told CNN he co-sponsored three of the bills after hearing from parents who said their children were hurt by vaccines.
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PayPal began offering loans in 2013, after hearing from its sellers who had trouble securing traditional bank loans following the 2008 financial crisis.
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Facebook's statement in it's entirety: After hearing from our community, we looked again at how our Community Standards were applied in this case.
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"I'm hearing from voters that John McCain has changed after 33 years in Washington," Kirkpatrick said in an interview with The Hill Friday.
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In 2013, when investors' interest in drones and space-tech was heating up, Willard began hearing from a number of Silicon Valley firms.
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And as it turns out, the people most likely to be open to hearing from recruiters about a new job are recruiters themselves.
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"Xavi" is the first thing we're hearing from "Immigrance," a forthcoming album from this large ensemble of virtuoso music nerds and studio hotshots.
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Republicans had asked that she testify on Monday or, they warned, they'd move forward with the confirmation process without hearing from her directly.
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The hearing starts at 2:30 pm ET, and here's who you will be hearing from, and how you can watch it live.
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We're hearing from folks who've been cynical all along that they really think this could happen for the first time since version 1.0 failed.
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In the beginning, when he first started hearing from people who believed they'd had chips implanted against their will, Graafstra wrote back to them.
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He also has a YouTube account in which his "liked" videos include the House Judiciary Committee hearing, from last Wednesday, that introduced Gaetz's amendment.
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Republicans blocked that in a 51-49 vote against hearing from additional witnesses, leaving unresolved the question of precisely what Trump said and did.
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Some ABA members criticized it for not hearing from more people who handle campus sexual assault cases, relying too much on criminal defense attorneys.
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China exempted itself, before the tribunal hearing, from facing compulsory dispute resolution on matters of "sea boundary delimitations" — as the U.N. convention itself allows.
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You'll be hearing from him baby, long after he's gone: he'll be speaking to you sweetly from a window in the tower of song.
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The chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, however, has previously said he isn't interested in hearing from Bannon as part of that panel's probe.
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He sent me a thinly veiled apology with some upsetting language, and after that email, almost a year went by without hearing from him.
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Asked about the Trump tariffs forcing up prices for America's consumers, Powell agreed that Fed officials are hearing from businesses about forthcoming higher costs.
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And I think a lot of people that I&aposm hearing from are saying, why -- how is Mueller different from Clinton in that sense?
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After hearing from longtime friend and activist Tamika D. Mallory about the protest in Alabama, Smith was eager to be a part of it.
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After hearing from our technical team we have confirmed that this is due to a recent update to the filter option for Erotica ebooks.
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What I'm hearing from investors is it probably is a quarter or two too early fort he semis, but we're going to nibble now.
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Today, we'll be hearing from industry leaders like Moia CEO Ole Harms, Slack CTO Cal Henderson, AngelPad's Thomas Korte and Uncork Capital's Andy McLoughlin.
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VMware was hearing from customers that they wanted to extend that ability to Chromebooks in the same way they were managing these other devices.
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Journalism includes interviewing, or hearing from, monsters, and those with whom we simply find fundamentally wrong, so that we can judge them for ourselves.
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Igor Volksy, deputy director of the Center for American Progress Action Fund, isn't interested in hearing from politicians who've accepted money from the NRA.
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"I look forward to hearing from the committee and having the opportunity to address their concerns directly," Kaspersky said in a statement to TechCrunch.
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This year, graduates can look forward to hearing from some of the best and the brightest, including Mark Zuckerberg, Hillary Clinton and Tim Cook.
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For months, reporters like Melissa Jeltsen of the Huffington Post have been hearing from domestic violence survivors that Trump reminds them of their abusers.
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Thornberry states that his committee will only be hearing from a survivor panel comprised of individuals whose cases have been fully investigated and adjudicated.
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It's hard to think of a better use of my time on Jan 20 than to be in my District hearing from Oregonians. pic.twitter.
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Chuck Schumer, who you will be hearing from later tonight, has repeatedly supported a physical barrier in the past, along with many other Democrats.
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Hearing aids and electronic devices called cochlear implants help people who have impaired hearing from aging, noise exposure, genetics, or side effects from drugs.
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Timmons said members of Congress will be hearing from manufacturers about the importance of the bank in the run-up to the reauthorization vote.
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"I don't see that there's any reason — I'm speaking personally and hearing from my members — to support what was put forth," she told reporters.
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After hearing from video coach Dan Singleton, Columbus coach John Tortorella challenged that T.J. Oshie was offside as he entered the Blue Jackets zone.
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But she is hearing from the loudest voices on the left during the primary that the desired change is an even bigger lurch leftward.
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We're hearing from sources that Kuaishou — a hot photo-sharing application in China — is planning to go public in the U.S. later this year.
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You need to be open to hearing from people who live on the reservation and have experienced this issue with the border first-hand.
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According to the company's Kickstarter campaign, the headphones integrate sound wave technology to measure a listener's hearing from their outer ear to their brain.
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Which is probably why it doesn't sound like the giant pioneering leap into the abyss we're used to hearing from a new Radiohead record.
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"Now I'm hearing from parents who have teenagers and college-age daughters who are looking at this as a future gift," Ms. Landis said.
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It wasn't until 2013, after not hearing from her husband for 14 years, that Mr. Constantin's wife asked a court to declare him dead.
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So while Jackson believes his parishioners are open to hearing from Trump, he's not entirely sure what kind of reception he's going to get.
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Use it the way Adam Schiff ... Adam Schiff is ... Chris Murphy and others do where you just feel like you're hearing from them. Yeah.
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He was hearing from his former colleagues that loiterers were already reciting the limits it imposed on the officers to them on patrol, mockingly.
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If you have a friend on Facebook you're sick of hearing from, and it would be awkward to unfriend them altogether, just "unfollow" them.
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Wilmington, N.C., Locust Grove, Ga., Asheville, N.C., King of Prussia, Pa., and the many students from New York City: We love hearing from you!
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We really do love hearing from you, and your feedback has helped both the Canada Letter and, I think, how we report on Canada.
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Many people understandably fear that they are trapped in a bubble, hearing from and talking to only those people who already agree with them.
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"We were looking forward to hearing from Ambassador Sondland," said Representative Jim Jordan of Ohio, the top Republican on the Oversight and Reform Committee.
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After not hearing from the hiker, Kaiser's brother became worried and went to the Bristol Township Police Department on Tuesday to report him missing.
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McConnell wants no witnesses because, you know, witnesses are the ones who saw the crime, so no good can come of hearing from them.
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"We are hearing from more and more clients asking questions about the provisions that we have in place to protect their information," Mathis said.
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"The more dystopian views that Republicans have is basically a consequence of what they're hearing from Donald Trump and other Republicans," Mr. Mann explained.
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While his eyes were healing he started hearing from friends and family members that his life might be at risk if he returned home.
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Pietsch told The Times that he called Farrow on Monday after hearing from the author's agent that he was upset over the publishing decision.
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When it ran down without hearing from Earth, it triggered so-called fault-protection software, 600 lines of code that respond to malfunctions automatically.
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"The last administration, frankly, was moderate compared to the maniacs that you are hearing from today," Trump told the crowd in The Villages, Fla.
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And in particular, that means hearing from the most quotable of them all: Leo E. Strine Jr., the chief justice of Delaware's Supreme Court.
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"After hearing from multiple campaigns, we agree that there's a place for branded content in political discussion on our platforms", a company spokesman said.
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Drawing on her experience from the Clinton trial, Ms. Collins also said she was "open" to hearing from witnesses during proceedings against Mr. Trump.
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"In the last few days we've definitely been hearing from some of the family members probably not even here at Fort Bragg," Johannes said.
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After not hearing from Mike Schmidt for almost two months, we had the privilege of talking to our elusive Washington correspondent twice this week.
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Senators Lamar Alexander and Lisa Murkowski, seen as possibly open to hearing from witnesses, said they would wait to decide until later this week.
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We look forward to hearing from you as we look back at World War II and the events that shaped the world in 1945.
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"We have not spoken with SLED and don't know where this is going, but we look forward to hearing from them," he told CNN.
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The two said they are looking forward to hearing from witnesses directly in public hearings, without the filter of news anchors synthesizing their words.
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Also though, we would love to keep hearing from you, the listeners, so let us know what you think about the US impeachment process.
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"I don't see that there's any reason — I'm speaking personally and hearing from my members — to support what was put forth," she told reporters.
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"The most rewarding thing has been hearing from our audience about how these stories changed their lives," says Joanna Zelman, the Dodo's executive producer.
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A: What I'm hearing from people in the housing market is that the upper end, the luxury stuff, is really taking longer to sell.
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The School District of South Orange and Maplewood, in eastern New Jersey, recently made substantial changes to its drills after hearing from concerned parents.
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"After hearing from multiple campaigns, we agree that there's a place for branded content in political discussion on our platforms," a company spokesman said.
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This week, we'll be hearing from culture editor Todd VanDerWerff, culture writer Caroline Framke, foreign policy writer Zack Beauchamp, and politics writer Andrew Prokop.
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Foreign leaders want to know the secretary is closest to the president and can deliver — and that's what they are hearing from their diplomats.
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This week, we'll be hearing from culture editor Todd VanDerWerff, culture writer Alex Abad-Santos, executive editor Matt Yglesias, and politics writer Andrew Prokop.
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Based on everything we're hearing from various people involved in the case ... Jenelle has a choice: stay with David or get back her kids.
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He did, however, say that his office was still interested in hearing from faculty, staff or students who had "concerns" about the biological sciences department.
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TechCrunch is in the heart of Japan and we've been hearing from some of Tokyo's brightest entrepreneurs competing to win the Battlefield startup competition here.
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At the same time, Urrunaga was hearing from her government sources that the lumber bosses were putting pressure on cabinet ministers to rein in Osinfor.
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FROM WHAT YOU'RE HEARING FROM EVERYONE, WHAT IS YOUR OPINION RIGHT NOW THAT YOU'RE TAKING IN FROM EVERYONE WE HEAR: IS THIS SLOWDOWN FOR REAL?
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"From what we're hearing from the rabbinical leaders, they're supportive of the message that vaccines save lives and that's what they're passing on," Miranda said.
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Sergeant Shawn Freeman said police received a 911 call from a friend who had checked on Laurer after not hearing from her for several days.
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"I've been hearing from some concerned fans, so I'd like to address a very personal situation," Troyer said in a statement to PEOPLE last April.
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"What we keep hearing from clients is 'get me blocks'," said UBS' Khandros, referring to private transactions that brokers facilitate outside the public auction market.
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But they're points that many of us are probably used to hearing from people who aren't 100% sure that "rape culture" is a real thing.
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Nanny Dawn, who was present at Ravenel's bond hearing from his September arrest, told Live 5 News she was not completely satisfied with Ravenel's charges.
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The more sophisticated argument you're hearing from Trump allies, including some members of Congress, is that the "we'll stop" text should have been disclosed earlier.
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But so far only three Republicans — Collins, Mitt Romney of Utah and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska — have suggested that they're open to hearing from Bolton.
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" Hillary Clinton said, "The ugly, divisive rhetoric we are hearing from Donald Trump and the encouragement of violence and aggression is wrong, and it's dangerous.
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" On what she's hearing from people around the world about Trump: "I'm having foreign leaders ask if they can endorse me to stop Donald Trump.
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"Everything people are hearing from the UK is not positive for its currency," said Paresh Upadhyaya, director of currency strategy at Pioneer Investments in Boston.
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New Hampshire voters will head to the polls Tuesday, days after hearing from Trump and the top six other candidates in a debate Saturday night.
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From what you mentioned, it was voted file of the month at one point, so I imagine you were hearing from folks, good and bad.
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Today we zip through the major headlines before hearing from VICE's very own Eve Peyser, who recently chronicled a day she spent living like Trump.
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Going into our after party, I was looking forward to hearing from the guys what they thought of the day's date and more about them.
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Representative Mark Meadows said he would look at the bill closely after hearing from the Italian, German and British ambassadors, who had energy-related concerns.
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Yamagishi says he wasn't even sure if the music was any good until the game launched and he started hearing from players who loved it.
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And as long as I keep hearing from fans, telling me how much fun they're having, we'll keep doing our best to deliver new content.
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The hearing is behind closed doors despite the wishes for a public hearing from several conservatives on the House panels -- as well as Trump himself.
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The vast majority of messages I receive on Instagram are incredibly humbling, and I love hearing from people who say my posts are helping them.
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I have been hearing from business leaders, employees, and university administrators all across my congressional district on how this will negatively affect them in December.
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"The sentiment that I am hearing from many citizens is that the current design does not match the coastal city they live in," he said.
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And when I started hearing from other women, thousands of them, they said two things: First, thank you for being a voice for the voiceless.
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So many can relate, and we are hearing from players who did not expect an emotional outcome from playing a colorful game about an owl.
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Senator Chuck Schumer, who you will be hearing from later tonight, has repeatedly supported a physical barrier in the past along with many other Democrats.
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Michael Cohen's testimony before the House Oversight Committee next month was supposed to be the first bombshell hearing from the new Democratic House of Representatives.
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Hearing from such officials in Congress will, at the least, help Americans understand that the Trump administration is isolated from the rest of the world.
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"It is just a matter of time before we start hearing from more parents with younger children who are facing this dilemma," Ms. Kabakov said.
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He pushed hard behind the scenes for Thursday's hearing, telling party leaders he could not vote yes without hearing from Dr. Blasey and Judge Kavanaugh.
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Calabria said so far they have had no applications for forbearance, but large lenders are hearing from borrowers and waiting for more guidance from FHFA.
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Some legal experts argue that Trump's executive privilege claim would be weak, saying Congress' interest in hearing from Bolton would outweigh Trump's desire for secrecy.
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That's right, the same senators who voted against hearing from new witnesses or reviewing new documents are now complaining that they don't have anything new.
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Jack McCullough, head of the CFO Leadership Council, said that anecdotally the CNBC survey results do match what he is hearing from several finance chiefs.
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I think what you're hearing from network operators is a different pace at which they're approaching that transition based on the legacy that they have.
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He said a decision on hearing from witnesses live, as opposed to on taped depositions, would come after hearing the opening argument in the matter.
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Today we're hearing from Rohit Sharma of True Ventures, Jeremy Kaufmann of Scale Venture Partners, Nick Washburn of Intel Capital and Ben Blume of Atomico.
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Earlier in the day, the House managers and Mr. Trump's lawyers made their final pleas, debating for several hours whether to consider hearing from witnesses.
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Collins said she's interested in hearing from Bolton in the third stage but showed no inclination to push to bring him in before that point.
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"I'm sure she's hearing from some in her caucus who are urging her to go very carefully given what's happened," said Democratic strategist Jim Manley.
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But Schiff turned the question to his own advantage, answering that uncertainty about the President's motivation could easily be cleared up -- by hearing from Bolton.
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That leaves us exactly nowhere on the prospect of hearing from Ford and Kavanaugh on Monday -- or whether there is even a hearing at all.
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"I instead choose to spend that precious time directly meeting with and hearing from the people of New Hampshire and South Carolina," Ms. Gabbard tweeted.
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AF: So, we were just hearing from Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, there, talking about the TPP being finalized, just a few days ago here.
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During Trump's phone call with Zelensky, he repeatedly said the Ukrainian president would be hearing from both Barr and also his private lawyer, Rudy Giuliani.
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" Senate Judiciary Chairman Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, meanwhile, said of Barr's letter: "I look forward to hearing from Attorney General Barr on May 1.
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We do not want Vice President Pence to leave without him hearing from local communities who continue to reject the notion of a border wall.
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But Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell raised the prospect that the Senate could hold a vote on the articles of impeachment without hearing from witnesses.
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Separately, a Wall street private equity executive who supported Harris has been hearing from people close to Biden and Booker since Tuesday, asking for help.
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Mueller and the FBI have been interested in hearing from employees at the public relations firm, SGR, because of the firm's work with Flynn Intel Group.
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But I've also had to accept that the fear of hearing from him is always likely to be there, lurking just beyond my field of vision.
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"One of the things we've been hearing from customers is, 'Please tell me it has a USB port, that's all I really care about,'" laughed Deaver.
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And he talks about the experience of hearing from other studios that wanted to hire him, and how much fun he's having with Suicide Squad 2.
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Facebook says, "If we're hearing from people that they want more or less time," that might get added as the feature rolls out beyond a test.
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Last year, we had the pleasure of hearing from Frank Salzgeber (European Space Agency), Lizzie Chapman (ZestMoney) and Rafal Modrzewski (ICEYE) — just to name a few.
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In December, former Facebook employees told CNBC that they were hearing from more current Facebook employees who were reaching out to ask about job opportunities elsewhere.
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We understand the Committee's interest in these issues and the importance of hearing from multiple stakeholders regarding the implications for users of social media in India.
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Docker chief product officer Scott Johnston said it was really about bringing together two companies whose missions were aligned with what they were hearing from customers.
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There were not enough seats to accommodate everyone and a video link was set up so dozens of others could watch the hearing from another courtroom.
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As a mom who just finished pumping for my 10 month old son, always open to hearing from nursing & non-nursing moms, now & after Aidan weans.
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Whether it is the candidates or the media, what we have been hearing from the campaign trail is desperately lacking in substance, particularly regarding foreign policy.
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I want to take you back to a hearing from 2013 when Senator Ron Wyden posed this question to then Director of National Intelligence James Clapper.
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Fumai as Palladino goes into a swoon before hearing from each of these marginal feminists, who emerge from the smoky darkness and fade back into it.
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We were hearing from a lot of women who had young daughters, like, 'Hey, do you have a bundle that I can share with my daughter?
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INGRAHAM: Well and we keep hearing from Michael Avenatti, who seems to have you know, divinely discovered that there are more than one or two tapes.
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And after hearing from Afriyie behind closed doors, Engelmayer said he had given "wilfully untrue" reasons for not appearing and denied his request for new lawyers.
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While the best tech entrepreneurs anticipate trends before they occur and deliver cutting-edge products, it's impossible to be so prescient without hearing from real users.
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It was great hearing from Alfonso Cuarón, the director of Roma, but I wonder what his breakout star, Yalitza Aparicio, could have added to the conversation.
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Democrats, for their part, have maintained that hearing from the whistle-blower is not necessary, and have stressed the importance of protecting his identity and safety.
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She warned of local and county officials in Washington state hearing from federal scientists and struggling to come up with earthquake mitigation plans for their communities.
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This is not acceptable," O'Meara Sanders told the AP. "I welcome hearing from the individuals that had such problems because we need to talk about this.
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My reward was hearing from thousands of smart readers, from teens to people in their 90s, among them a Nobel laureate and a former Senate leader.
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"They don't all do bad things," Stephen Parker, who was on the Justice Department team and is now a private consultant, recalled hearing from a citizen.
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It remains to be seen whether Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar will testify, though Democrats have expressed a strong interest in hearing from him.
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In March, my committee had the privilege of hearing from rural small-business owners like Afton Stout, who runs a small crafting business in rural Iowa.
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They learned of the situation after the owner's neighbor and close friend went to check on Sam's owner after not hearing from him for several days.
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"I certainly would be interested in hearing from [McCabe and Rosenstein] with regards to their interactions with the president, what he told them to do," Rep.
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We thought the lawyer's analysis was worth reproducing in full as it echoes what we're hearing from other attorneys in close touch with Trump's White House.
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Like he has throughout his presidency, Trump is hearing from outside friends and allies who don't necessarily convey the same information he hears from government aides.
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This makes sense to me, because most of what I feel like I've been hearing from the government and from Trump's tweets is language about containment.
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Opposition lawmakers prevented the hearing from starting during the business day, staying outside the chamber to withhold the quorum needed to start the debate and vote.
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In a column last year, I described this "month without sugar," and I'm still hearing from readers who have done it themselves or are considering it.
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After not hearing from the staff about an official start date, she went to the school in April to see what was going on in person.
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And when the governments of those countries and other countries justify that, they come back to the very same words we're hearing from the White House.
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Whether the Yankees are hearing from more fans in the aftermath of Wednesday's incident is not known, since the Yankees have yet to address the issue.
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"That was a collaborative effort, a function of the outrage we were hearing from many people on the attacks on glyphosate," Mr. Partridge of Monsanto said.
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But, in a series of surveys and experiments, Miler found that hearing from citizens changed lawmakers' mental maps and, in doing so, altered how they legislate.
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Curiously, while many Republicans complained that the House impeachment hearings consisted largely of "hearsay," almost none have expressed any interest in hearing from Mr. Bolton now.
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Mr. Bolton's revelations could unearth support among that group and a handful of other senators who have indicated they might be open to hearing from him.
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To avoid making 2018 as dysfunctional as 2017, every member of Congress needs to start doing their job and hearing from the people that elected them.
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"After hearing from multiple campaigns, we agree that there's a place for branded content in political discussion on our platforms," a Facebook spokesperson told BuzzFeed News.
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That could allow Republicans, who control the chamber by a margin of 53-47, to wrap up the trial without hearing from Bolton or other witnesses.
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With the help of reporters in Times bureaus nationwide, he has put a mic on ordinary people who probably never imagined even hearing from The Times.
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But Republicans have favored deciding on whether to call witnesses later on in the trial, after hearing from the House impeachment managers and the president's defense.
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Then we'll have a vote on witnesses and at that stage I presume I'll be voting in favor of hearing from John Bolton, perhaps among others.
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"What you are hearing from the administration is that they are sensitive to the Democrats' critique of any tax cut for rich people," Mr. Norquist said.
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After hearing from dozens of members, and watching many of their rank and file disavow Trump, Ryan and other senior Republicans knew they had to act.
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But it may not be enough: Democrats were not optimistic that enough Republicans had been persuaded to support hearing from new witnesses in the trial. 26.
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We're hearing from parents at a loss for how to explain lockdown drills or, even worse, to tell their children that these aren't always just drills.
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That leaves Democrats in the position of voting to impeach Trump without hearing from his top aides or seeing key documents -- which would speed things up.
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Republican voters are most interested in hearing from congressional candidates running in this year's midterm elections about provocations by North Korea, according to a new survey.
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Police conducted a welfare check for Joshua -- Vallow's adopted son with her previous husband -- on November 26 after relatives raised concern about not hearing from him.
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In 2015, marriage equality became the law of the land, and Mr. Capehart began hearing from friends who were flummoxed about why he hadn't yet proposed.
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Only 16 arrived, and 30 of the ones who didn't show were ordered deported in absentia by a judge presiding over the hearing from San Antonio.
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The President spent the weekend at his Florida resort, Mar-a-Lago, watching critical coverage and hearing from guests who felt strongly about the gun issue.
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To reach our conclusions, we traveled the country, hearing from urban and rural residents, liberals and conservatives, journalists, tech company executives, academics, politicians and concerned citizens.
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It is true hearing from Mulvaney, Bolton, and Kupperman could give the inquiry's leaders added momentum as they move into the public phase of their investigations.
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If you're interested in hearing from The Times regularly about great TV, sign up for our Watching newsletter and get recommendations straight to your inbox. Gov.
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Daniel Jones: I wasn't hearing from young writers, and I wanted to get great essays that would really define what relationships were for people that age.
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Farbod Shoraka, one of the founders, began working on the concept five years ago after hearing from his aunt, a florist, about her business's many pain points.
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Fischer found her daughter's car at a spot she would often go to clear her head after friends reported not hearing from Evans for a few hours.
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We&aposll ask two reporters here who cover the summit what they&aposre hearing from our sources on this special edition of "Fox News Sunday" in Helsinki.
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But Birol said he was hearing from "lots of different corners" that it is time to go back and cut the production and push the prices up.
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She turned in a solid performance that served as an introduction to a national audience who may have been hearing from many candidates for the first time.
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"In his report, Mueller wrote that Sanders told his team that her reference to hearing from "countless members of the FBI" was a "slip of the tongue.
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"The House Ethics Committee should conduct a comprehensive review of this matter, hearing from all parties, before Mr. Ellison retires from the House of Representatives," Minnesota Rep.
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Even our moderates are upset about the process -- and even our moderates are hearing from back in the district that the process argument resonates with our people.
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Watts recalled hearing from a couple of Senate staffers half a year ago "that were jumping off a cliff" because of something they saw on the dashboard.
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It was tough to put it in there, particularly hearing from Karl making that side comment to the singer saying she 'was looking too heavy these days.
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Trump then reportedly dumped Christie because he felt he had become a political liability, which is basically like hearing from Dick Cheney that you have bad aim.
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They are also interested in hearing from a man in a camouflage hat who was spotted loading a silver kayak into a white pickup truck that afternoon.
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The group, called Showing up for Racial Justice, says the idea was spurred after hearing from "newly politicized" people from around the country nervous about the holiday.
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WAPNER: HOW ARE WE SUPPOSED TO RECONCILE WHAT YOU TELL US ABOUT THE ECONOMY WITH THE FACT WHAT WE'RE HEARING FROM SOME BIG PLAYERS IN CORPORATE AMERICA?
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Conway, who served as Trump's campaign manager and is part of his transition team, said her opposition to Romney reflected what she's been hearing from Trump voters.
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This month, we're hearing from college students and recent grads who have questions about how to navigate internships and make connections when they're starting at the bottom.
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The headphones will also feature the company's ActiveGard feature, which Sennheiser says will protect a user's hearing from sudden bursts of sound without interrupting the audio signal.
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He started looking at ScrapeSentry as an acquisition target because he was hearing from larger customers that they wanted more than simply identifying and blocking the bots.
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The so-called "socialist" policies we're hearing from politicians like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Bernie Sanders are largely just capitalist policies with a strong social safety net.
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Still, I placed the Fire TV Cube inches to the left side of my soundbar and Alexa had no problems hearing from my sofa 12 feet away.
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Representatives came to the Senate hearing from the telecommunications and tech sectors, but companies outside those industries like Walmart, Procter & Gamble and McDonald's also collect consumer data.
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Gaines -- who's still a junior -- says he's got an offer from Georgia State ... but has been hearing from other schools like Georgia and Florida State as well.
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Expect to hear criticism along those lines during the open hearing from senators who have made sexual assault in the military a focus of their committee work.
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Gohmert warned he's "hearing from friends across the aisle" that Democrats would prioritize trying to impeach Trump if they won the House in the 2018 midterm elections.
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Matt Tait, a cybersecurity expert who publicly acknowledged in July being contacted by Smith, is among those the Senate panel is interested in hearing from, sources said.
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Trump had ordered the revamp of the waiver program in June, after hearing from angry farmers during a trip to Iowa, the nation's top ethanol producing state.
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Asked whether he would rather close the whole tunnel at once, Mr. Prendergast said the agency was committed to hearing from the community before making a decision.
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"For some time, I've been hearing from the parents who are seeing an unprecedented spike in vaping among their teenage children," he said at a news conference.
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He helped himself immensely Writer Mollie Hemingway agreed: Number one thing I'm hearing from female friends is that they're crying or even "sobbing" while watching Kavanaugh's testimony.
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, will also be hearing from Stretch and Edgett, as well as Richard Salgado, director of law enforcement and information security at Google.
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"We wish we could have a do-over on this," Chairman Mike O'Neill said after hearing from Casey Camp-Horinek, a council woman for the Ponca Nation.
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"There is nothing that he is hearing from me to do killing, to do bloodshed, to do anything, because we never talk like that," the imam said.
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Is a yuan devaluation, is that something you've been hearing from your colleagues at the embassy or at the Beijing government as something that they're considering doing?
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"Based on what we were hearing from insurers, we anticipated Trump rates would be double-digit increases over the past year," California Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones said.
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" Now Facebook's statement to TechCrunch (emphasis ours) is that: "After hearing from our community, we looked again at how our Community Standards were applied in this case.
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While I'm out, you'll be hearing from my fabulous deputy, Meredith, who will keep you up to date on all the best finance stories of the week.
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Or hearing from Yale classmates who claim to have seen Kavanaugh drunk, which somehow is supposed to show that he's a demonstrable perjurer and possible sex offender.
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We Want to Hear From You Ahead of the Midterm Elections We're interested in hearing from young evangelicals about the relationship between your faith and politics today.
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Alex Trebek hates all things 'Willy Wonka' -- that's our takeaway anyway, after hearing from the 'Jeopardy' contestant who was also in the movie ... which Alex completely ignored.
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The difficulty of switching between the apps was a primary complaint the company was hearing from drivers, according to the Lyft head of product design Frank Yoo.
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"People didn't realize that these Tiles died until they started hearing from us after 11 months that it was time to start replacing their Tiles," he said.
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Still, Netflix seems bent on winning big awards in the future, including the elusive Best Picture win — and we'll be hearing from it in future awards seasons.
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Romney, one of the few Republicans open to hearing from witnesses, included this on his pre-released list of six questions for the lawyers on each side.
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So far, only three Republican senators — Susan Collins of Maine, Mitt Romney of Utah and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska — have suggested they're open to hearing from Bolton.
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But if it ends without hearing from Bolton, Americans will know the President prevented them from hearing the evidence and Republican senators were accomplices in the effort.
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And, at the end, a few thoughts on what the Senate Republicans' resistance to hearing from witnesses reveals about the impossible problem this impeachment process has posed.
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Rose was tired of hearing from his roommates, who are Yankees fans, about how their team had once again nabbed a top player with a big check.
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A little over a year after the law went into effect, I am heartened by the positive responses I am hearing from my colleagues around the state.
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Stelly's support for the tariffs clashed with testimony at the USTR hearing from other groups, whose businesses would be severely harmed by duties on the French goods.
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In an interview this week, Ms. Warren said she had asked her staff to create the group after hearing from people with disabilities at her campaign events.
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Now, what happened next is a little hazy -- because what we're hearing from Jake's side sounds much different than what we've heard from Zayn's side of things.
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"… The ugly, divisive rhetoric we are hearing from Donald Trump and the encouragement of violence and aggression is wrong, and it's dangerous," the Democratic presidential candidate said.
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But they say that nothing in there is impeachable -- nor does it warrant the hearing from new witnesses since it confirms what is already known, they say.
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I believe hearing from certain witnesses would give each side the opportunity to more fully and fairly make their case, resolve any ambiguities, and provide additional clarity.
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It became clearer on Thursday night that the Senate trial is all but certain to come to a swift end without hearing from witnesses or subpoenaing documents.
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Senior administration officials projected confidence, calling theirs an "easy case" and predicting that the Senate would acquit the president in two weeks without hearing from any witnesses.
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Actually, I would have been more surprised if President Trump had not mentioned investigations, particularly given what we were hearing from Mr. Giuliani about the President's concerns.
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