Other participants include Jon Favreau in conversation with Scarlett Johansson, Noah Baumbach with Dustin Hoffman, Barbra Streisand in conversation with Robert Rodriguez, and the director Alejandro G. Iñárritu.
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One image on the Reddit forum r/dankchristianmemes characterizes "Angry Hulk" as atheists (or "heathens") in conversation with each other and "Civil Hulk" as atheists in conversation with Christians.
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They were photographed, deep in conversation, walking in the gardens.
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But propagandists like Mr. Cruz are not interested in conversation.
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It only came up once in conversation, and I initiated.
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In a demo, Google's AI sounded surprisingly human in conversation.
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In fact, their roles are in conversation with one another.
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That's an important change in conversation, recognizing it as important.
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It's so forceful that in conversation, it just seems sweaty.
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In conversation, Moran exudes a mixture of defiance and vulnerability.
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After a week, I didn't have much interest in conversation.
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And I think that just really does start in conversation.
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It's a conclusion you reach first in conversation with yourself.
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He would rarely engage in conversation with any of us.
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One picked up the other's steps, as if in conversation.
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Zadie Smith's name even comes up in conversation — adulting 101.
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In Conversation: Awareness, Action and Dissent (Part I) Thursday, Oct.
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In Conversation: Awareness, Action and Dissent (Part II) Thursday, Dec.
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He questions in conversation like he questions in his clothes.
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Largent still appears to be in conversation with the company.
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The documentary presents both sides of the argument in conversation.
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Are you still just constantly in conversation with that work?
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A pause in conversation is its own kind of statement.
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Howard used the word "and" to replace "but" in conversation.
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In conversation, he is expansive, sometimes peevish and occasionally funny.
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Join Daniel Jones in Conversation with Terri Cheney on Oct.
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This poem brings us to the far north, in conversation.
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Climate change doesn't come up that much in conversation here.
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In conversation, he seems cautious but precise and quietly determined.
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She was candid in conversation, if not quite at ease.
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They appear to be deep in conversation, nodding and gesticulating.
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In Conversation with Mona El Isa (Melonport) and Tim Zagar (ICONOMI)
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In Conversation with Zoe Adamovicz (Neufund) and Keld van Schreven (KR1)
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In Conversation with Yann de Vries (Atomico) and Alex Zosel (Volocopter)
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In Conversation with Claire Novorol and William Tunstall-Pedoe (Ada Health)
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The waiter is visibly angry, so I engage him in conversation.
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At the same time, the guard engaged the suspect in conversation.
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He'll wave and smile, but he doesn't really engage in conversation.
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Gallerists from Ramallah are placed in conversation with spaces in Antwerp.
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Do they casually refer to the court as SCOTUS in conversation?
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I could hear my photographer engaging in conversation with the staff.
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In conversation with my college-aged daughter, regarding the gender spectrum.
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There's no middle ground to anything, there's no nuance in conversation.
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I think the world is constantly in conversation with that work!
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She had difficulty engaging him in conversation – and that was new.
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Muldoon wrote "Incantata" in conversation with some of his other poetry.
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They were "embarrassed," he said, when Novichok came up in conversation.
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Nevertheless, I persist in engaging him in conversation about my postcards.
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The Nordstrom lineage comes across in conversation with these non-Nordstroms.
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Those are the people I thought I was in conversation with.
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Calling people grandstanders in conversation is likely to make things worse.
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Announcer: Please welcome Kieran Snyder in conversation with WIRED's Lauren Goode.
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Watch Gail Collins and Bret Stephens in conversation on Facebook Live.
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So without further ado, here's me in conversation with Laura Boykin.
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It's the natural progression from name-dropping in conversation, isn't it?
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Ward then speaks as the voice in conversation with the patient.
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In Conversation with Jan Hammer (Index Ventures) and Martin Mignot (Index Ventures)
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In Conversation with Natalya Bailey (Accion Systems) and Rob Coneybeer (Shasta Ventures)
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Saturday night's win over Villante should help with a progression in conversation.
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Tonight it's my pleasure to be here in conversation with Nell Scovell.
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"I had no reason to engage that gentleman in conversation," he said.
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Concerns over privacy and security have become ubiquitous in conversation about technology.
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But all too soon, I hesitated to bring them up in conversation.
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We were suddenly lost in conversation and hours and hours slipped by.
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In conversation, he is nearly guileless, and he listens intently and carefully.
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In coastal blue states, impeachment comes up in conversation all the time.
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It includes footage of Mr Tusk deep in conversation with Vladimir Putin.
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We share a table with a couple and end up in conversation.
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Giant. Fighting. Robots. In conversation with Gui Cavalcanti and Matt Oehrlein (Megabots)
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Barbara Buttrick will be in conversation at WOW Hull on 11 March.
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Say it in conversation, and most people will have a strong reaction.
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At times, the actor appeared pensive, deep in conversation with two friends.
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The former says that you are not interested in conversation or love.
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Of course, the series has always been in conversation with national politics.
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In Conversation with Vitalik Buterin, Justin Drake and Karl Floersch (Ethereum Foundation)
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In conversation, he makes references to a nascent line of beauty products.
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Nothing like having a cute dog to fill a lull in conversation!
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POTUS then pulls up to the guests and engages them in conversation.
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In conversation, Condit can vacillate from folksy to deadpan and back again.
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His voice is patient and steady on recordings, live, and in conversation.
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He's blunt with his ideas but extremely polite and likable in conversation.
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Bauer's complex perspectives on the ethereal are evident in conversation as well.
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Medium: Anjelica Huston in conversation with Andrew Goldman, in New York Magazine.
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He responds politely when spoken to, but does not engage in conversation.
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In conversation, he tends to hold eye contact, an invitation to conspire.
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He lasted only 153 minutes in conversation before his eyes fluttered closed.
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We're quick to browse social media at the slightest lull in conversation.
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In conversation, she is generous and thoughtful, if occasionally prone to floridity.
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In conversation, he jumps from topic to topic in a jittery staccato.
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Things would change much faster if we actively engaged men in conversation.
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Currently he is in conversation with a producer about creating a musical.
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That way, the new poem always remains in conversation with its precursor.
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In a second dash cam video, officer Spradlin engages King in conversation.
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Keynote interview series, featuring: GOVERNOR TERRY McAULIFFE (D-VA) In conversation with BOB CUSACK, Editor in chief, The Hill MAYOR KAREN FREEMAN-WILSON, Gary, Indiana In conversation with BOB CUSACK, Editor in chief, The Hill 11:25 a.m.
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In Conversation with Tom Blomfield (Monzo), Valentin Stalf (N26) and Nikolay Storonsky (Revolut)
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I went to see Neil Gaiman in conversation with Brooke Gladstone at BAM.
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In conversation with Pinkett Smith, Woods was adamant that she was not responsible.
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BROADLY: Yetunde, why did you choose Ta-coumba to be in conversation with?
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Slepets' father wept whenever the camps came up in conversation, his daughter said.
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In conversation, McCartney, 74, has a charming way of demystifying their creative process.
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How did you imagine it in conversation with the rest of the book?
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The portraits, and the people depicted in them, seem to be in conversation.
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The other thing was, in conversation with Starz, they're not shy about nudity.
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The two rap powerhouses weren't the only ones to come up in conversation.
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In conversation, it's impossible not to fall head-over-heels for Ronnie Spector.
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E.C.Lindsey Stanberry in conversation with Manisha Thakor, founder of Money Zen6:30 p.m.
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"Internet on Mars" begins with Herzog in conversation with global entrepreneur Elon Musk.
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Rohrabacher acknowledged to CNN that the case came up in conversation with Akhmetshin.
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The artist will appear in conversation the following day at Federation Concert Hall.
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In conversation with Ewing about 1919, the idea of time came up frequently.
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In Conversation with Laurene Powell Jobs (Emerson Collective) and Ron Conway (SV Angel)
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Do not use "alt-right" avoid it, fight the term even in conversation.
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We were as immersed in conversation in person as we were on text.
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It keeps getting revisited in galleries, in conversation, and in your own retrospective.
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In Conversation with Hope Liu (Eximchain), Gil Perez (SAP) and Gert Sylvest (Tradeshift)
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One that only exists in denial, or only in conversation with hetero romanticism.
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Many credit Tesla for the change in conversation around EVs as performance vehicles.
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On a monitor, the group watched Frost in conversation with the production team.
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Clinton in his tweets, sometimes in conversation with her campaign manager, Robby Mook.
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Richard and I walked around the farm, and I engaged her in conversation.
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Specifically, she recalled in conversation with Glamour, people complained about her cup size.
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But in conversation, she is expansive and trusting and, on occasion, thrillingly indiscreet.
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Shakespeare is a particularly clumsy creation, a man who quotes himself in conversation.
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They have personas, and everything they do is in conversation with those personas.
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"We're in conversation about putting together a Fair Districts US coalition," Kuniholm said.
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It was always on the radio, on TV and in conversation around me.
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Officers brought in packages of bottled water as federal agents huddled in conversation.
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Eddie Redmayne was deep in conversation with a Dior-beret-topped Isabelle Huppert.
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Often, it's something a person who stutters is thinking about constantly in conversation.
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In conversation she speaks of "David," as if Wojnarowicz were an older brother.
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Booker, Mayor Buttigieg and more, in conversation with young voters about #climatechange. pic.twitter.
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But, in conversation, Rudolf Jaenisch, one of Daley's co-authors, felt no constraint.
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But the studios that always come up in conversation are Sony and Paramount.
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You only convert people on the doors, you only persuade them in conversation.
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When there's a lull in conversation, Long smiles, makes eye contact, and waits.
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In Conversation with Ana Izquierdo (Talent Clue), Alicia Navarro (Skimlinks) and Johannes Reck (GetYourGuide)
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In Conversation with Thomas Korte (AngelPad), Andy McLoughlin (Uncork Capital) and Timo Rein (Pipedrive)
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In Conversation with Jutta Steiner (Parity Technologies) and Gavin Wood (Parity Technologies / Web3 Foundation)
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In Conversation with Tanja Kufner, Christian Meermann (Cherry Ventures), Christian Nagel (Earlybird Venture Capital)
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In Conversation with Clément Christomanos (Uavia), James Harrison (Sky-Futures) and Henri Seydoux (Parrot)
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She's also an insightful photographer and a performance artist in conversation with dance history.
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Whenever she hears his voice, she trills and tries to engage him in conversation.
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Rows upon rows of artists displaying their latest work, engrossed in conversation with fans.
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The relocation puts the Islamic world in conversation with the rest of global history.
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Think of it as a modern screenwriter in conversation with a proto-modern novelist.
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"The shock over the reports was very noticeable," Reintke told BuzzFeed News in conversation.
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And on November 1, God gave us Timothée Chalamet and Harry Styles in conversation.
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He called the time "painful" in conversation with "CBS This Morning" host Gayle King.
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Both would be right, although the former would definitely be more annoying in conversation.
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It's a way that they would like to be represented, in conversation as themselves.
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Where is his father that is mentioned earlier in conversation between Jughead and Fred?
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As folks engaged in conversation with us, I felt an eagerness, on both sides.
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Now, politics is likely going to come up naturally in conversation so be prepared.
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I saw people standing alone become enveloped in conversation with the strangers surrounding them.
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While on their scenic hike, the duo held hands and looked deep in conversation.
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I started to fear for Joyce anytime they were in conversation or close proximity.
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I do okay, especially since these are words that naturally come up in conversation.
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In Conversation with Galia Benartzi (Bancor Protocol), Jun Hasegawa (OmiseGO) and Jarrad Hope (Status.im)
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In Conversation with Sam Cassatt (ConsenSys), Phil Windley (Sovrin Foundation) and Guy Zyskind (Enigma)
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Think of it as a modern screenwriter in conversation with a proto-modern novelist.
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In conversation, he adopts a no-nonsense mien, occasionally allowing himself a brief smile.
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More prone to stare at a screen than to engage our neighbors in conversation.
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Throughout the day, Mr. Simon seemed unguarded, in conversation and in every other way.
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It's not uncommon for there to be a gap in conversation during an interview.
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BLAKE FARENTHOLD (R-Texas) in conversation with KATIE BO WILLIAMS View the discussion thread.
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" Joining him in conversation will be the comedian Vanessa Bayer, of "Saturday Night Live.
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She uses verbal and nonverbal cues and engages in conversation like an AI assistant.
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In conversation, Mr. Evans is more thoughtful and grounded than his filmography might suggest.
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The theory that adult film was shaping modern sexuality came up often in conversation.
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Exciting, unexpected things pop up in conversation today, or a chance meeting takes place.
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This year, Edwidge Danticat and Jacqueline Charles from The Miami Herald are in conversation.
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But, as comes up repeatedly in conversation, it has been a whole lot worse.
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In conversation with Vogue writer Rob Haskell, Eilish discussed the authenticity of her music.
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M.B.Z. was deep in conversation with a visiting African dignitary seated to his left.
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Duke is an Adams devotee and often cites his books and theories in conversation.
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"We were suddenly lost in conversation and hours and hours slipped by," Gates says.
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"They're polite in conversation," said Arkarup Banerjee, a postdoctoral researcher in Dr. Long's lab.
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" -- Kim told police she engaged the concierge in conversation, saying, "Are we gonna die?
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One, he says, is the importance of sharing personal anecdotes in conversation or speeches.
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Tune in to hear VICE's Senior Culture Editor Alex Zaragoza in conversation with Taylor.
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In Conversation with Samantha Jérusalmy (Elaia Partners), Frédéric Mazzella (BlaBlaCar) and Mounia Rkha (Isai Ventures)
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Trading jewels and soaking in parables with the many-headed Brandon aka BasedGod in conversation.
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But Haliechuk, so often positioned as Abraham's foil, is comparatively reserved and guarded in conversation.
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Watch him in conversation with anybody, and he's typically listening, nodding his head and agreeing.
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She can engage in conversation with a child and learn about them in the process.
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Watch Square CEO Jack Dorsey in Conversation with The Verge's Senior Technology Editor Lauren Goode.
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Joining Mr. Peters in conversation is Mr. Marcus, a writer and editor at Harper's Magazine.
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One, a man in a furry hat with earflaps, is in conversation with a companion.
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The regulator and the company had been in conversation over AT&T's sponsored data program.
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These works, in conversation with Arnold's, demonstrate how the desire for representation evolves across generations.
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On a balcony, they fall deep in conversation, and Arnold is struck by her wisdom.
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In conversation, Radcliffe chooses his words carefully, pausing after every question to gather his thoughts.
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A few weeks later, I was in conversation with some other, non-Jesus-freak people.
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In Conversation with Nicolas Brand (Lakestar), Colin Hanna (Balderton Capital) and Bill Tai (Bitfury Group)
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Twitter is reportedly in conversation with a number of tech companies for a potential sale.
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And it stands in conversation with those works as a great modern work of art.
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I laughed more in conversation with my friends, and I noticed that they did, too.
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Quinn was in regular contact with Polite, but more recently, he seemed incoherent in conversation.
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Intense issues come up in conversation this morning, but amazing transformations may be made, too!
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It was then I realized I was more interested in conversation about science and things.
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Peterson commissioned dancer and choreographer Megan Marcano to create something in conversation with Coco Currents.
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We have brought it up in conversation, in some of the roundtable discussions we've had.
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Architects and council leaders in conversation with residents began to imagine upgrading various underserved sites.
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Having one talk to you would be as outrageous as your cat engaging in conversation.
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She'll be in conversation with Julia Baird, the host of "The Drum" on the ABC.
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She was wearing a T-shirt that showed a comma and question mark in conversation.
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The more bustling a town, the less likely that national politics came up in conversation.
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" In 1968, in conversation with King, Heschel asked, "Where does God dwell in America today?
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The sculptures of fire-darkened cedar stand in a circle, as if deep in conversation.
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They could not be argued about, or get you in trouble if overheard in conversation.
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You could make your case in conversation with those of her patients you're acquainted with.
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Panel discussion featuring: In conversation with BOB CUSACK, editor-in-chief, The Hill 5 p.m.
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Those louder emotions, after all, are easy to articulate on social media and in conversation.
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Hui, 2100, is soft-spoken and introspective in conversation, but appears to transform during protests.
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Over time, I recognized that I felt most comfortable when I could be in conversation.
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"I find sometimes in conversation with other teachers, [Clinton] can be very polarizing," Kilfoyle said.
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She dropped the bombshell Wednesday during the Hollywood Foreign Press Association's "HFPA In Conversation" podcast.
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In conversation with Yearwood, hosts Alex Goldman and P.J. Vogt learned that Zardulu had plans.
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Rather than writing first-hand about his experiences and opinions, Ryan shares them in conversation.
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Predating Richard Linklater's Before Trilogy, this film is a similar two-hander about people in conversation.
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In conversation he's voluble and excitable, prone to answering simple questions with a 45-minute response.
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When you engage in conversation, you will stay in the present, focused on your newfound companion.
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Debts and taxes come up in conversation, and your sex life is a big topic, too.
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No need to avoid Game Of Thrones chatter next time you're in conversation with Mindy Kaling.
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Communicators are people who use selfies to engage their friends or social media followers in conversation.
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Is it important for you for all these styles to be in conversation with one another?
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They carried on in conversation as if we were all headed out on a field trip.
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Facebook Messenger's intelligent assistant M now delivers Spotify suggestions when music is brought up in conversation.
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Once she got there, something amazing happened: A woman approached and engaged her daughter in conversation.
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In conversation Mr Medina is articulate and measured, but he says isolated confinement takes a toll.
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Ahead, we've compiled a varied list of books that keep popping up in conversation in 280.
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The cartoon features a woman in conversation with a divorce attorney or counselor of some sort.
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Certainly. In conversation with Refinery29, Into The Dark helmer Takal minces no words about influencer culture.
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The company is in conversation with "several municipalities and states," according to Oxitec president Hadyn Parry.
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Believe it or not, being a virgin doesn't actually come up in conversation all that often.
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"In conversation after conversation, investors talk of faster subscriber losses as a clear positive," Moffett wrote.
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The idea of Jondeau designing a collection for Lagerfeld first came up in conversation years ago.
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Over the last several months, the public has seen an increase in conversation surrounding sexual misconduct.
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In conversation, though, the Prine—who was born and raised in Illinois—downplays those grand themes.
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Cover: Jeffrey Epstein in conversation with Professor Alan Dershowitz, one of America's best-known legal experts.
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Panel discussion, featuring: in conversation with BOB CUSACK, Editor in chief, The Hill 5:00 p.m.
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As a rule, she stays away from politics in conversation and rarely talks about her past.
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"Our mission is to normalize the conversation around reproductive health," Smith said in conversation with Mashable.
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In conversation with CNBC, Thiam said there is a "disconnect" between economic performance and market sentiment.
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Panel discussion, featuring: In conversation with BOB CUSACK, Editor in chief, The Hill 5:00 p.m.
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"Silence can actually be most anxiety-provoking in conversation," said Lickerman in an interview with Motherboard.
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When mentioned in conversation, the establishment's name is enough to evoke colors, sounds, and urban legends.
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In conversation, Cormier recounts tales of intimacy, mutual respect, and feeling welcome with the most enthusiasm.
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You'll be in conversation while you wander around the island, exploring caves and scaling rocky cliffs.
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The two reunited yet again at the 2010 Grammys, where they appeared very deep in conversation.
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In Conversation with Patrick Berarducci (ConsenSys), Mona El Isa (Melonport) and Pierre-Edouard Wahl (PwC Switzerland)
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Mr. Muna rarely engages in conversation with the Israeli Jews who live across the Green Line.
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In conversation, she's something of a meanderer, often switching topics midthought or not finishing her sentences.
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"This is no more radioactive than any other vodka," Smith said in conversation with the BBC.
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In the clip, Simpson and Cyrus were seated opposite each other and appeared engaged in conversation.
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They have trained their staff to engage customers in conversation and to ask in-depth questions.
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It's going to leave no room for gaps if everyone is in conversation and in action.
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The show is a crash course in how to reclaim depression from being stigmatized in conversation.
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When a woman on the team used a derogatory term casually in conversation, Abbey reprimanded her.
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I talked about it onstage, I talked about it online, I talked about it in conversation.
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It's how basketball fans everywhere should exclusively refer to Porter whenever he comes up in conversation.
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HoloMe has even been in conversation with the UN about creating remote teachers for developing countries.
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Yet, in conversation with Business Insider, both said that Kansas offered several distinct advantages over California.
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Yet, the court is a place where much persuasion occurs in writing, rather than in conversation.
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In conversation with former colleagues, he still gets upset by suggestions that the Thing was imaginary.
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Jean-Raymond is as skilled a self-mythologizer in conversation as he is in his clothes.
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In Conversation continues at R. Blitzer Gallery (2801 Mission St Ext, Santa Cruz) through May 7.
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There's a built-in conversation topic, and a chance to sit still together for a while.
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But was also in conversation with something that was inherently Puerto Rican, inherently Caribbean, inherently Latinx.
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She laughed off his advances instead, bringing up her husband and children more often in conversation.
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If the constitutional crisis should come up in conversation, how exactly would you change the topic?
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Even if we can't be face to face, we can lift each other up in conversation.
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Afterwards, they strolled back to the Peace House, seemingly engrossed in conversation with no officials nearby.
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In conversation, he is generous and witty, and much more self-reflective than his TV persona.
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Modern Love in Los Angeles Join Daniel Jones in Conversation with Terri Cheney on Wednesday, Oct.
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In conversation, women and men behave very differently, and men tend to be the piggy ones.
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A photo from the event shows Mr. Zuberi in conversation with Mr. Trump and other guests.
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A rarely used photo from their Wimbledon appearance in 2019 shows the pair engrossed in conversation.
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"You've made me laugh," the mother tells Marianne, after chuckling at her own joke in conversation.
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Given the centrality of those years, it's striking how seldom they actually come up in conversation.
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In conversation, we circled back again and again to the ways human activity impacts animal life.
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Although he said he understood enough English then, he was too unsure to respond in conversation.
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I suppose this is why I responded when one reporter began to engage me in conversation.
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In person and in conversation, Kaine is smart, easygoing, very informal and tremendously pleasing and likeable.
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In other words, he goes off topic way more often than the average person in conversation.
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And males who used swear words in conversation with females were rated as being more offensive.
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In the new build of twttr, engagements do not appear by default in conversation threads, as before.
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Refinery29: How do you see The Last Voyage of Poe Blythe in conversation with your other dystopias?
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Yamato will be in conversation with Melissa McCormick, writer of The Tale of Genji: A Visual Companion.
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What would have happened if somebody like myself was in conversation with [Claes] Oldenburg or [Andy] Warhol?
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It places Saar's personal sketches — on view for the first time — in conversation with her completed works.
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In conversation with Insider, he repeatedly referred to the "unknowingness" of the situation that hangs above him.
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They remained deep in conversation through the night, alongside friends Rose Byrne and Paulson's The People vs.
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The two share a number of features in common, including default emojis, nicknames, and search in conversation.
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Plus, a social team and other correspondents will work to engage the at-home audience in conversation.
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I was surrounded by men who sounded like Hugh Grant and never mentioned the NFL in conversation.
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Previously, this gesture only worked on tweets in conversation threads, where the engagement buttons had been hidden.
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Before the Queen arrived, Meghan and Charles chatted together, while Kate and Camilla were deep in conversation.
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My father and future father-in-law are so immersed in conversation that they delay joining us.
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As I've grown older, I've seen how her manner in conversation also reflects her approach to parenting.
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If you're chasing after a good Bluetooth speaker recommendation, UE is likely to pop up in conversation.
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And if we're going to spend any time with each other, it's going to be in conversation.
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He is the mildest-mannered of the talkative group; he leaves tantalising, sometimes deferential, pauses in conversation.
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Wilder says "all parties are in conversation" ... and advises fans, "Good things come to those who wait."
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In conversation with David Gowdey (Jungle Ventures) and Duncan Turner (SOSV) 5:30 PM – 5:55 PM
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You can hear her confrontation with Weinstein here: Weinstein, in conversation with Gutierrez, admits to groping her.
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Unfortunately, even within whatever micro-world it's designed to serve, AI often doesn't pass muster in conversation.
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People reports that this isn't the first time that Gayle's fashion quirks have come up in conversation.
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"I am not the kind of person who seats people to engage in conversation specifically," she shares.
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Free-spirited on record, forthcoming in conversation – this isn't the Jamie T that most would have expected.
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And while the couple was kissing quite a bit, they also seemed to be deep in conversation.
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"You know I'll be okay, it's just one of them days," she sings in conversation with herself.
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On my motorsai ride to Chinatown, I passed an old fortuneteller deep in conversation with a customer.
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She is also currently Oregon's hottest media personality, engaging and animated in conversation, alternately satirical, indignant, understanding.
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Then we're doing the Spiral and 2 World Trade Center; they're in conversation with potential anchor tenants.
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The people sitting near me were engaged in conversation, which I began to assume was about me.
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Claire searches the grounds, her eyes moving across the women in conversation until Randall comes into focus.
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Maybe. It may answer why the rest of the family refuses to bring him up in conversation.
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In conversation, Ms. Buckland compared the ball carrier to a Picasso Minotaur, for brute power and intent.
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Twitter has been taken over with screenshots of users trying to engage their "number neighbors" in conversation.
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The mere mention of the man's name in conversation is almost certain to trigger a strong response.
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This is what Gates displays in conversation, a stunning understanding of how everything relates to everything else.
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Simons mentioned this foundation to me in conversation, but it has no Web page or public presence.
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Leishman made it a point to engage Scott in conversation between shots, about any subject but golf.
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Whenever neighbors misgendered Amond in conversation, L. would unapologetically correct them and explain: Pops is a man.
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I oblige in conversation, more curious about the interaction itself than I am in the actual person.
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Trump's election—and its implications for the world—did come up in conversation frequently during the trip.
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Michelle's laugh was generous and she filled the gaps in conversation with thoughtful questions about his life.
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Interestingly, Russians, especially aircraft spotters, tend to not use any of the NATO reporting names in conversation.
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Thought-Leader roundtable, featuring: in conversation with BOB CUSACK, Editor in chief, The Hill 11:25 a.m.
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They give voice to the ghosts of the past, and put them in conversation with the present.
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" When asked whether they are in conversation with some of these companies, Hewson said, "We might be.
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Hear the director and screenwriter Wes Anderson in conversation with the actors Jason Schwartzman and Kunichi Nomura.
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Friday: The poet Layli Long Soldier will be in conversation with Claudia Rankine at The New School.
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She does broad but excellent impersonations and in conversation rarely quotes someone without also assuming their voice.
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I'm feeling more connected when I speak to others; everything begins to feel more fluid in conversation.
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Still as death and silent as the grave, the visitor resists efforts to engage him in conversation.
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He casually mentions fabled musicians in conversation, not even boasting of his friendships and collaborations with them.
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Before Urban Dictionary, I'd never seen words like hella or jawn defined anywhere other than in conversation.
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I give talks at designated times, and people also engage me in conversation when I'm walking around.
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In conversation, she gives as good as she gets and they're able to share a laugh together.
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Pogue and Greenwood in conversation with Erik and Chrissy Kopplin during the construction of the back yard.
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"On fleek" started showing up in songs, in conversation and even in a commercial for disposable cups.
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" In a sculpture, and in conversation, he identified that girlfriend, Marileeil Williams, as "the honey-haired enchantress.
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Ideally, in fact, you'd bring it up in conversation, rather than in an email or the like.
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Lady Gaga recounted her experiences with PTSD and mental illness in conversation with Oprah Winfrey this weekend.
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In conversation, they kept circling back to one in particular: BET's famous after-dark video countdown, Uncut.
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Read more " _____ • Dana Frank in conversation with Chris Brooks in Labor Notes: "Trump isn't himself buying American.
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We both love to talk endlessly, so a lot of our time is inexpensively spent in conversation.
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The illness has also left her with trouble thinking of words she wants to say in conversation.
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The Mitchums were in the living room, standing beside Joe Jaye and Hubert Gunderphaal, deep in conversation.
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We're constantly in conversation about everything from raw materials, and linen or hemp selection, to color-matching.
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In conversation, he sometimes leans on tropes and turns of phrase that feel like personal brand sloganeering.
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Late on a recent Friday, a burly duo was deep in conversation outside this Washington Heights hangout.
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Exercise, engage in conversation on a completely different subject, or work on a project that distracts you.
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Stormy claims the spanking was all in good fun, and it actually opened Trump up in conversation.
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"The way that the subjects self-aestheticize is something that can't be ignored," Wiley asserted in conversation.
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He hopes to spend much of the next year in conversation with citizens outside Washington, an aide said.
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"The Name of God Is Mercy," by Pope Francis (in conversation with an Italian reporter), comes out Monday.
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Sometimes when we mention this in conversation, people ask us, in a chiding tone, Why don't you adopt?
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It's especially incongruous because Tyson in conversation these days is relentlessly positive and enthusiastic about, well, most everything.
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Sex, death, and taxes are all coming up in conversation now that Mercury's entered fiery Leo today, Capricorn.
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It's cool to see the same people join the room every week and engage in conversation with you.
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In conversation with Rob Cox, he defends the deal, reminisces on the crisis and discusses his new venture.
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One work from 1985 for instance, "He Says, She Says," succinctly explores how gender manifests itself in conversation.
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I'm learning Arabic, so I'm starting to pick up on tiny little bits of their humor in conversation.
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In Conversation with Danny Atsmon (Cognata) and Eran Shir (Nexar) 453:245 PM – 25:250 PM Coming soon!
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Even on the show, Issa admitted to being starstruck when Solange would casually mention her sister in conversation.
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But in conversation, he takes care to frame his data center, and those like it, as an opportunity.
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In conversation with Kamal Bhattacharya (Safaricom), Erik Hersman (BRCK), Bitange Ndemo (University of Nairobi) and Uche Ofodile (internet.
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In conversation Sevigny comes across as the opposite of detached—her answers seasoned with an easy, throaty laugh.
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You can find gestures even in posed portraits When I shoot headshots, I engage my subjects in conversation.
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Platoon was very much in conversation with America's self-image, but it wasn't an argument in movie form.
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The second important factor we found was the degree to which group members participated about equally in conversation.
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If you find yourself in conversation with a Tinder tourist, think carefully about how you want to proceed.
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In conversation with Refinery29, the actress talks dating apps, clapping back (or not) at fans, and modern romance.
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Ms De Groen's boyfriend let slip, in conversation with one of the school's directors, that they were cohabiting.
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Tuesday, October 23 — Chicago, ILLoft LuciaLindsey Stanberry in conversation with Priya Malani, founder of Stash Wealth6:30 p.m.
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Redness of the skin, sweating, changes in emotion and the stress level and a certain pattern in conversation.
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Weinberg had intuited that culture wars are waged not just in hearts and minds, but also in conversation.
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That's probably why you're unlikely to hear about the industry's current transformation in conversation, even in startup circles.
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But despite the seriousness of the songs they make, the Jarson brothers are relatively low-key in conversation.
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Unless a friend brings up their weight on their own, it's a good topic to avoid in conversation.
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Senator Cory Booker in conversation with Heben Nigatu and Tracy Clayton at Fairleigh Dickinson University in New Jersey.
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Because then if there's a break in conversation it's not awkward, you don't feel rushed to fill it.
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I looked around and saw that everyone around me was eating their dessert in peace, engrossed in conversation.
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In conversation, he is calm and self-possessed, even formal, but he buzzes with a tightly wound energy.
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They're in conversation with pop culture, current events, and nuanced human emotions in ways Advice Animals never were.
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Keynote interview with CONGRESSMAN MIKE TURNER, (R-OH) in conversation with PETER SCHROEDER, The Hill 10:30 a.m.
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The subject came up in conversation between Prime Minister Bernard Cazeneuve and Merkel, a German government spokesman said.
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She'll then call for evidence and witnesses, while Judge Lexy picks up on keywords in conversation to respond.
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It comes thick and fast in conversation with the NGO workers running the field offices and health clinics.
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It's similar to what we've seen in the past, but this time it's Siri and Cortana in conversation.
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And then she cites, as many of the locals do fairly early in conversation, the Women's Extension episode.
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The F.B.I. said the men shared their support for the Islamic State in conversation and on social media.
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In conversation, DJ Kenn recalled a memory from 2012, when Fredo was still new to his own celebrity.
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"I never talk about Trump," Cox said when asked if he will bring up the President in conversation.
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It is hard now to use the word "divine" in conversation, or even to think it, except facetiously.
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I was amazed how much Martí's name came up in conversation here and how little Fidel Castro's did.
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"Once you hear it in conversation, all of a sudden it becomes alive and understandable," Blain-Cruz said.
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Trump was caught on tape in conversation with "Access Hollywood" boasting in graphic detail of sexually harassing women.
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After, hear the Modern Love editor Daniel Jones in conversation with Iris Adler, executive producer of the podcast.
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In fact, Kenner had written up ideas developed together in conversation, with a lucidity McLuhan was incapable of.
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In conversation and in his book, Scott Kelly artfully evokes the sensorial assault of his home in space.
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In conversation, Chapman's delightfully open and friendly, prone to thoughtful digressions and constantly adding qualifiers to his thoughts.
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After going on a few dates, we decided to physicalize the magnetic connection we had made in conversation.
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Dershowitz often participated; the two men were once photographed there, engaged in conversation, Epstein wearing a Harvard sweatshirt.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower his role model and often refers to him in conversation, including at his confirmation hearings.
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Dani Rylan, the NWHL's 21920-year-old founder and commissioner, is constantly evoked in conversation about the league.
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How could spending so much time in conversation with these sorts not influence a candidate's perceptions of policy?
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Over time, I started dropping it casually in conversation, as if having a depressed spouse was, well, normal.
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MAISEL': RACHEL BROSNAHAN AND MICHAEL ZEGEN IN CONVERSATION at the 92nd Street Y (March 2877, 2435:29849 p.m.).
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They also engage in conversation, both wistful and accusatory, with their refrigerator, which always seems to be empty.
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When he came up in conversation in my professional circles, I played out the scene in my head.
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In conversation, Mr. Paul seemed 210 degrees from the fist-pumping, high-fiving uber-bro known to millions.
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Comics can evoke meaning from small moments like pauses in conversation, nuances of facial expression and internal turmoil.
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In conversation, Lloyd comes across as thoughtful and unassuming, with an animated humor that makes him fun company.
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"Occasionally in conversation, we will just kind of pretend we understand something when we really don't," Millager says.
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As you compose emails and documents (and in conversation too), remove these words and phrases from your vocabulary.
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In conversation with this person and others, Ms. Bowser accidentally referred to her as he instead of she.
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If he tweets about a Democratic candidate or mentions a potential rival in conversation, they will amplify it.
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Mr. Galuppo did not use a signature or identify his clients, a tradition Ms. Galuppo continued in conversation.
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In the clubhouse, the business of baseball has come up a lot in conversation among players, including Judge.
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"When we have been engaged in conversation ... we were making some progress," House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Thursday.
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We sat down with Marchese at the New York offices for our own In Conversation with David Marchese.
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In Conversation with Yariv Bash (Flytrex) and Ran Krauss (Airobotics) 10:20 AM – 53:45 AM The Car's Eyes and Ears In Conversation with Omer David Kailaf (Innoviz Technologies) and Rani Wellingstein (Oryx Vision) 10:45 AM – 11:10 AM Investing in Israel In Conversation with Mike Granoff (Maniv Mobility), Chemi Peres (Pitango Venture Capital) and Yahal Zilka (Magma Venture Partners) 11:10 AM – 11:35 AM The Future of Transportation In Conversation with Uri Levine (Serial Entrepreneur) and Dave Waiser (Gett) 203:35 AM – 11:55 AM Innovation Break 11:55 AM – 12:40 PM Lunch 12:40 PM – 53:00 PM Fireside Chat with Ofer Ben Noon (Argus Cybersecurity) 1:00 PM – 1:25 PM Coming soon!
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Here&aposs a look at the speakers and topics we&aposll explore:State of RetailGeoff Ramsey, Co-Founder and Chief Evangelist, eMarketer John Targon, Founder and Design Director, Fall Risk, and Maggie Winter, CEO and Co-founder, AYR in conversation with Leandra Medine, Founder, Man Repeller Leveling the eCommerce Playing FieldJack Forestell, Chief Product Officer, Visa, in conversation with Dan Van Dyke, Research Director, Business Insider Intelligence DTC Goes Multichannel: How Bricks Support Clicks Michelle Cordeiro Grant, Founder and CEO, LIVELY, and Arpan Podduturi, Director of Product, Shopify, in conversation with Áine Cain, Senior Retail Reporter, Business Insider The Insta-fueled Beauty Boom Layla Amjadi, Product Manager, Instagram Shopping, and Salima Popatia, Senior Vice President, Global Online Customer Acquisition and Retention, The Estée Lauder Companies, in conversation with Hayley Peterson, Senior Correspondent, Business Insider Anushka Salinas, COO, Rent the Runway, in conversation with Cadie Thompson, Deputy Executive Editor, Business Insider
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Lana and I got really close on the first film, and so we're always in conversation with each other.
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But the trajectory upwards in conversation for third-party candidates aligns with rising interest in the polls for Johnson.
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Facebook declined to say how many creators are in their paid program or in conversation with their partnerships team.
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Now, he'd sit at his station, often in conversation with another CO, seemingly tamed by the cameras and mics.
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Acevedo described reports Rodriguez had "recently" knocked on several doors in one neighborhood, trying to engage residents in conversation.
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The big innovation in conversation systems now is that there's a timer on your choice on the branching tree.
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Basically, if you find yourself in conversation with Streep, it'll be a lively, poignant one to savor and remember.
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A video of Ms. Rothschild in conversation with her father, Baron Éric de Rothschild, plays in the visitor center.
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Davis believes there will always be plays like Charm, works that are in conversation with a contemporary cultural moment.
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Candice — my personal favorite ID personality — is in conversation with the woman who provides Deadly Women's signature spooky voiceover.
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" You have your younger self to be in conversation with, to help guide you through this process again. "Yeah.
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The Ballad of Black Tom author, Victor LaValle makes a similar point in conversation with Marlon James for Vulture.
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What we found when we went there was that it was impolite to bring Chappaquiddick up in conversation casually.
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Instead, it's in conversation with both newer and older ideas about witchcraft, and doesn't seem to quite trust either.
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Oh, and Leonardo DiCaprio will be in conversation with some Obama guy about the importance of preserving our planet.
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Engage in conversation: Online, you can use the hashtag #DayOfTheGirl to join the conversation or you can visit DayOfTheGirl.
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In conversation with Dean Foley (Barayamal), Greg Moshal (Prospa) and Catriona Wallace (Flamingo) 11:05 AM – 11:50 AM
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In conversation with Bill Bartee (Main Sequence Ventures) and Daniel Petre (AirTree Ventures) 3:00 PM – 3:25 PM
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But as the singer affirms in conversation later, his life isn't solely his own, his story is theirs too.
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Along with taking her furry friends on field trips, Benson keeps her pups happy by engaging them in conversation.
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He moves quickly in conversation, sizing up questions with a bullshit detector more intuitive than Young Thug's fashion sense.
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In conversation with her fellow Eden Falls officer, she reveals that his killers glued his eyes and mouth shut.
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Chuck Kennedy Mike in conversation with Senator Joe Manchin, one of ten red-state Democrats currently in the Senate.
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You could read a magazine, but it's even better to engage in conversation with the person cutting your hair.
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That said, Schreiber said he's already in conversation with regulators and is seeing willingness to be flexible on this.
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Mentioning drones in conversation two years ago might have prompted thoughts of warfare, human rights or national defense strategy.
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While those seem pretty charming, it's not often that British P.I.s and specific Zoolander references come up in conversation.
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And by putting himself in conversation with his neuroses, he's opened a door for others to do the same.
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What's more, another study found that highly conscientious — hardworking — people are more likely to use filler words in conversation.
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VICE: There's a lot of this movie that seems like it's in conversation with The Squid and the Whale.
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It's to our eternal discredit that those defining American attributes have been so little in conversation in this election.
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Plus, it sure sounds much more pleasing to the ear in conversation than throwing an odd "they" around, y'all.
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When we dehumanize people in conversation, we give permission for them to be degraded in other ways as well.
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The unceasing cleverness in conversation wears thin, and the exchange of polished aperçus often sounds like ersatz Oscar Wilde.
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I've just been in conversation with him and he wants to know if you would design Clash: Second Songbook.
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It is fair to say that in Charlottesville the two sides were locked in battle and not in conversation.
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Although every athlete brought it up in conversation, Nunn in particular was very concerned about WADA's lack of independence.
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The DA wants Grotto to wear a wire in conversation with a man named Edgar Brass, a drug dealer.
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"The court is never the vanguard of change," Ginsburg said in conversation at the 92nd Street Y last fall.
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Keynote interview with CONGRESSMAN HENRY CUELLAR (D-TX) in conversation with RAFAEL BERNAL, The Hill Latino 1:50 p.m.
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Honestly, the more you are in conversation, you think about your own process, and that's a way to grow.
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" — Kurt Wagner The New York Times In Conversation: David Letterman "It is a profoundly weird time to be alive.
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If filigree and This Mortal Coil were in the mix, Scott Walker was sure to come up in conversation.
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In conversation with resident gossip Scheana Shay, Katie shit-talked Kristen's other hustle, the James Mae t-shirt brand.
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In conversation he was often polite, asking if I was courting, where I grew up, how my parents were.
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Sue Fleetwood could not place some of the faces who engaged her in conversation, but it did not matter.
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Founded by Inglewood native Rick Garzon, Residency shows work by artists from and in conversation with communities of color.
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Other times of day these same teachers try to engage in conversation, but I harbor resentment from the morning.
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On today's episode: Farnaz Fassihi, a reporter covering Iran for The New York Times, in conversation with Natalie Kitroeff.
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In conversation, Jeff Wilpon often drops the names of former baseball greats with whom he speaks and plays golf.
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But when service does start, I mean, you've emphasized in conversation with me the path to profitability, growth margins.
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Mr. Sorensen, despite his wish to die, was a joyful talker who never failed to cheer up in conversation.
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"Think about when we're talking in conversation: there's movement, you're expressing yourself," says Mary Civiello, an executive communications coach.
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I wear headphones to signal my lack of interest in conversation, but that seems like a Band-Aid solution.
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Burd's statements often seem over the top, but in conversation, he has none of his alter ego's braggadocious manner.
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Likewise, when she brings up the subject in conversation, tell her you will not discuss your body with her.
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Yeah. I asked Graham [King] to have this piece made — our producer — long before Bryan was even in conversation.
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The vibe is inspired and cheerful—at least until some awkward issues come up in conversation early this evening.
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This discussion series features the 2017 McKnight Visual Artist Fellows in conversation with nationally-renown art curators and critics.
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Regardless, the filmmaker appears genuinely content — both in the movie and in conversation — especially when discussing his own success.
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"Welcome to the world," Zenkel said on the latest episode of Recode Decode, in conversation with Recode's Ina Fried.
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In Conversation with Yoav Levy (Upstream Security) and Ami Dotan (Karamba Security) 2:35 PM – 53:00 PM Arab-Israeli Innovation In Conversation with Ryan Sturgill (Gaza Sky Geeks) and Fadi Swiden (Hybrid) 3:00 PM – 25:220 PM Break 25:220 PM – 25:245 PM Is LiDAR the answer to car safety?
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He's a self-proclaimed feminist/ally and knows all of the $10 words to kind of substantiate it in conversation.
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Mozilla's chief legal and business officer Denelle Dixon highlighted the importance of disclosure in conversation with The New York Times.
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Patrick is the delivery guy stuck bringing Rebecca all of her DIY materials, and Rebecca keeps trapping him in conversation.
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Meanwhile, Abbi went out onto the fire escape to find service, and ended up in conversation with a heartbroken neighbor.
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It is in this environment of hyper-vigilance that Rogers and McCloughan end up in conversation with Marty and Lisa.
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In Conversation with Omer Bar-Yohay (Eviation Aircraft) and Rafi Yoelli (Urban Aeronautics) 5:45 PM – 5:50 PM Wrap
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That context will also include the experience of "being in conversation" with activists from the civil rights movement, said Mckesson.
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On today's episode: Rukmini Callimachi, who covers terrorism and the Islamic State for The Times, in conversation with Natalie Kitroeff.
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I haven't stopped being that excited baby gay who goes out of her way to say "my girlfriend" in conversation.
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In conversation with Eghosa Omoigui (EchoVC Partners), Tayo Oviosu (Paga) and Sacha Poignonnec (Jumia) 9:30 AM – 9:35 AM
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For many people with vaginas, the cervix is uncharted territory that only comes up in conversation during a pap smear.
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Yellen was in conversation with Harvard professor Gregory Mankiw in early afternoon trade as she received the university's Radcliffe Medal.
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That'll range on different topics ... in conversation from different worldviews, but also with different emphasis on different kinds of topics.
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Which is essentially the same parameters any person uses when deciding to engage another person in conversation in any setting.
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The tour kicked off at the United Center in Obama's hometown of Chicago, with Oprah Winfrey leading Obama in conversation.
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It had come up in passing in conversation when Mr. A and Thiel had first met a few years before.
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However, this could be helpful to you, if you use the energy to stand your ground in conversation and negotiations!
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Gomez shared the candid moment of her in conversation with Pitt on Instagram, and it has over 2 million likes.
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"We engage in conversation[s] people are a little too afraid to have unless they're behind closed doors," Aniston teased.
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These "outreach runs" involve groups of volunteers who provide food, clothing and toiletries while engaging the homeless community in conversation.
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In conversation, she's adamant about the social obligations of chefs and tells us what she's learned from working in Haiti.
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Baylor said in a statement it has been in conversation with the victim's lawyer for months to reach a settlement.
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Loose and languid country rock isn't the first music style that comes to mind when Detroit pops up in conversation.
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They engaged potential partners in conversation more often, dressed and groomed more consciously, and were more likely to initiate dates.
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These topics don't always come up naturally in conversation, which is why having a DTR talk can be so important.
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Keynote interview with LTG DAN CHRISTMAN, USA (Ret.) in conversation with SHEILA CASEY, The Hill & military spouse 85033:25 p.m.
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Keynote Interview with GENERAL GEORGE CASEY, USA (Ret) in conversation with SHEILA CASEY, The Hill & military spouse 12:25 p.m.
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Ronson clarified his comments at Rolling Stone's "In Conversation" event, held at Ralph Lauren's New York City Prince Street location.
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On the northeast side of the city, which is wealthier and predominantly white, the shootings rarely come up in conversation.
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One important aspect Twitter didn't discuss in its blog post or in conversation with us is monetization on the platform.
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Garner will be in conversation with Zachary Drucker today and with Laura Fried on June 3, followed by a performance.
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In conversation, he could range easily and without affectation over Freud, Kierkegaard, Stravinsky, Zen Buddhism, Greek oral epic and ballet.
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Moments later, Cousins was exasperated and catching shit from Jordan and Kyle Lowry when the Kings came up in conversation.
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By putting materials in conversation with each other the collection engenders more in depth and multilayered perspectives on singular topics.
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In conversation with Patricia Reed, Cooper addresses an infamous harangue of such "participatory" practices, penned by art critic Claire Bishop.
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Bob was painfully shy and had to overcome childhood stuttering, which is why in conversation there were often long pauses.
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In conversation, Ms. Konner and Ms. Dunham seemed eager to both embrace the parallels and shake them off a bit.
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Remy's songs are full of challenging, hard-won emotion, and in conversation she similarly dismisses the comforts of empty optimism.
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Yet his fiction was always in conversation with his nonfiction; each new book built on the ones that came before.
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The rest of the gallery is dominated by 4½ freestanding sculptures, each positioned in conversation with works from the collection.
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It was only natural that these dances were in conversation with one another; Mr. Taylor likely counted on that, too.
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Actually, I found while researching other studies that these bacteria are flying out of people's mouths even just in conversation.
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In spite of what some people might imagine, it's not often that I find myself in conversation with great actors.
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When I had arrived, Penha was deep in conversation with her neighbor, a young, very pregnant woman named Sofia Valentina.
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The former imagines four of Germany's most recent chancellors in conversation before Barnett Newman's abstract "Vir Heroicus Sublimis" (1950–51).
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While individually filmed, people often seem to be in conversation, responding to the same questions with similar or identical answers.
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These days, Mr. Klein, 36, divides his time between Manhattan and Tulum, and the ring frequently comes up in conversation.
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A few weeks later, in conversation with a friend, I discovered that he had abused another woman years before me.
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But Mr. Sharma breaks away from familiarity, putting those ingredients in conversation with the food he has encountered in America.
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Thandi's awareness of her own place in society is both informed by and in conversation with current events and history.
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Just about every single piece that's in this space is about an African-American artist in conversation with the culture.
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By forever inclining toward his partners in conversation, this Murdoch embodiment looks poised for verbal seduction — or just possibly assault.
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A source told PEOPLE at the time that the pair dined for about an hour and were deep in conversation.
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Liu, who exudes confidence onscreen and is praised by her co-stars for her professionalism, is more reserved in conversation.
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The best way to engage others in conversation is to ask them questions about themselves, their work and their opinions.
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You'd think this would be a phrase one can only use in conversation with Jon Snow, but it is not!
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Portrait of Jason, Shirley Clarke's groundbreaking profile of African American gay hustler Jason Holliday, functions in conversation with these works.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the surname of the novelist who will appear in conversation with Alec Baldwin.
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Image and text are frequently in conversation, directly or indirectly; in some cases the diptych composition resembles an open book.
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It can be tempting to bring up old wounds, or get nit-picky in conversation — remember to keep your cool.
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But for most of the night, Kerry Washington, Naomi Campbell and the Marchesa designer Georgina Chapman huddled close in conversation.
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I think it's just natural human behavior in conversation that people do sort of mirror each other a little bit.
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His compositions abstract relics taken from old video game culture and places them in conversation with other, more natural materials.
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" But since 2001, another name is often used when the pair of buildings comes up in conversation: "The Wilco Towers.
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We ask an artist we love to engage an artist they love in conversation about the ideas that inspire them.
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Anne-Marie Slaughter, her director of policy planning at the State Department, notes that in conversation and in her memoir, Mrs.
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As Sanders' chances of winning the nomination outright become mathematically more and more difficult, superdelegates have been popping up in conversation.
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Lowe shared that he's excited about "being in conversation with other guys about what works" through his skin care line, Profile.
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The grouping placed bound poetry collections and letterpress broadsides in conversation with stapled zines, brightly colored risograph posters, and glossy magazines.
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And ordinary Burmese tend to refer, at least in conversation, to their country as "Burma" and its largest city as "Rangoon".
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Moderated by Macarena Gómez-Barris, cultural critic, in conversation with Bill Kelley, Jr., curator, and Jennifer S. Ponce de León, scholar.
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And yeah, he was going up to people to engage them in conversation, but noticeably, people were coming up to him.
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Thursday when an intruder entered the vestibule of the FOX45 building and engaged in conversation with a security contractor, Davis said.
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I caught myself using a fact from Chris Hadfield, who didn't actually prepare me to be a space explorer, in conversation.
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In it, Deripaska and Russia's Deputy Prime Minister, Sergey Prikhodko, can be seen in conversation on the deck of Deripaska's yacht.
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The holidays are often a time where we get together and try to eat good food and engage in conversation simultaneously.
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Thursday, October 25 — Washington, DCThe Loft at 600 FLindsey Stanberry in conversation with Farnoosh Torabi, host of So Money6:30 p.m.
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But as the two were deep in conversation, Today co-anchors Hoda Kotb and Savannah Guthrie were focusing on something else.
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When someone says their name in conversation, it enters and leaves your brain as quick as where you parked your car.
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"Mobike is in conversation with a variety of other companies which focus on helping people improve their journeys," said the spokesperson.
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Hess came to realize that the repeated topics brought up in conversation while they talked were the most important to them.
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Share something more personal — but not your tabloid-worthy tales — and dare to ask more probing questions of people in conversation.
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A conservative estimate suggests at least 100,000 punters compete each week, making such quizzes arguably Britain's biggest assembly rooted in conversation.
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In conversation with Chris Boshuizen (Data Collective), Wesley Chan (Felicis Ventures) and Michael Sharkey (Autopilot) 5:05 PM – 5:30 PM
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In conversation with Anton Borzov (WhatsApp) and Avichal Garg (Y Combinator, former Facebook product director) 5:55 PM – 6:05 PM
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"Telling secrets" was never really used in conversation, unlike its modern emoji equivalents, zipped-mouth face or speak-no-evil monkey.
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H: Any artists you hope to put in conversation with Detroit, or conversely, any Detroit artists you hope to lift up?
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He emphasized that such specific names would come up only in conversation then be preserved in a "metaphorical" list — through art.
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"We could kick the can down the road but won't do it," Cryan said in conversation at Deutsche's offices in Frankfurt.
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Sponsor perspective, featuring CONGRESSMAN FRENCH HILL, (R-AR) in conversation with RODRIGO LOPEZ, Executive Chairman, NorthMarq Capital Finance 11:15 a.m.
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In conversation, Makonnen flits from unwavering confidence that he'll one day get his due, to a strange tranquility about it all.
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Put in conversation, the reactions to these photos make a stark point about how plus-size people — especially women — are treated.
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So even if monogamy comes up in conversation, you can still make a mutual decision to go another way, she says.
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As a conductor, Benjamin can be as proper and polite as he is in conversation, occasionally to the frustration of singers.
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FRENCH HILL (R-Ark.) in conversation with The Hill's SYLVAN LANE10:15 AM: Program concludes Presented by View the discussion thread.
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As a writer whose work unfolds in conversation with visual art, I find a rich palette of cultural offerings in Minneapolis.
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For example, in conversation, Weintraub's feminism and eco-centricity emerge repeatedly as the deepest reasons for the choices she has made.
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The annual rager, which everyone just calls "Old Miami," never fails to elicit a knowing chuckle whenever it's mentioned in conversation.
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We all move through this moment at the very least in conversation, but for some of us, very actively in tandem.
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Nevertheless, Twitter lends itself best to the refinement of people's views in conversation with people they already share some sympathy with.
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"Racial slurs and profane, sexist insults have no place in conversation between senators and will not be tolerated," Negron's statement said.
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Keynote interview with GOVERNOR ASA HUTCHINSON (R-AR) in conversation with BOB CUSACK, Editor in chief, The Hill 85033:00 a.m.
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Top End is also one of the few places where the 1986 smash comedy "Crocodile Dundee" comes up regularly in conversation.
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" But when used in conversation, Ms. Yun explained, it's more of a greeting that translates to an emphatic invitation: "Let's eat.
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In conversation, Eisenberg is more like an agile boxer than anything else, ducking broad queries, jabbing here and there with sarcasm.
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In conversation, Eazi has a modest confidence; everything he says feels like it's been pondered on many times before our talk.
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In conversation with museum director Valerie Steele, White will discuss various trendsetters, including Josephine Baker, Michelle Obama, Rihanna, and Pharrell Williams.
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So hearing the oligarch's name come up in conversation between two of the most senior people in government was certainly noteworthy.
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Inside the chilled truck, Ms. Ma uncovered a glass box with miniature figures inside: four tiny tea merchants frozen in conversation.
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The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra will perform the suite in conversation with the contemporary dancers Lil Buck and Jared Grimes.
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She engages in conversation with the host's brother-in-law and the many women of the household: Had I any children?
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However, he often says things in conversation that feel a little too personal or are crossing a line in some way.
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Dressed in black overalls, Cole and Smith engaged in conversation with each other, and took turns reading aloud from various texts.
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Delve into the business and culture of hospitality with Will Guidara, Nicole Ponseca and Alexander Smalls, in conversation with Frank Bruni.
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In a press release, Filmic points to the ability to shoot two actors in conversation — eliminating the need for multiple takes.
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One had Sanders in conversation with a longtime surrogate, the rapper Killer Mike, but it's the other that drew more attention.
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He napped, and talked in his sleep, and then he woke up in conversation with himself, cheesing at the punch line.
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"And I wanted to make sure if someone said it in conversation, people would know how to spell it," he added.
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The conference will feature a host of executives, founders, and investors in conversation regarding the issues shaping the future of retail.
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Yet I now find it's as if these books live on an island, no longer in conversation with my other books.
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According to him, his team has been in conversation with her for months to make her trip to the continent smooth.
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Horns and backing vocals often worked in conversation with a crackling rhythm section, creating a sense of buoyancy and sidewalk chatter.
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Lounging in a back office at the church, surrounded by framed paintings of biblical landscapes, he sprinkled enchanted anecdotes in conversation.
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Arvida Byström in conversation with Molly Soda Molly Soda: When did you start feeling comfortable sharing private moments on social media?
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It's rare that the Queen is recorded in conversation, and even rarer to catch her joking about her own death on camera.
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You'd want to spice it up by being in conversation with storytelling ideas that have come into the wide world of games.
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Another idea was to demote "hateful" comments, defined as those that sparked negative discussion, in conversation threads, some of the people said.
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Ja Rule said that he's fully rebranded the project and thinks it deserves its own music festival, while in conversation with TMZ.
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In conversation with the American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers, Warren said she envisioned a song that conveyed strength and perseverance.
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" While she later apologized for not engaging in conversation with the young woman, she also doubled down by saying she felt "attacked.
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If nothing else, it would shift the remake out of the shadow of the original, a remake in conversation with its forebear.
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However, they might have been — in conversation with CNN, Albright highlighted at least one post that was probably pushed with paid advertising.
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Yet, maybe there's something telling about just how often movies like The Goonies come up in conversation about contemporary kids adventure movies.
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The texts had Blizzard claiming he was in conversation with Vanderpump, Todd and even their daughter Pandora Vanderpump Sabo about the incident.
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Tuesday, October 225 — San Francisco, CAThe American Bookbinders MuseumLindsey Stanberry in conversation with Georgia Lee Hussey, founder of Modernist Financial2600:303 p.m.
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He has decided to apply much the same technique to becoming prime minister, walking hither and thither and engaging people in conversation.
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This lost weekend began, disturbingly, with the lewd video of Donald Trump in conversation with Billy Bush on a bus in 2005.
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This, Mention Me co-founder Cockburn says, is designed to mimic the way referrals are naturally made in conversation with friends i.e.
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The family never contacted Nicholson again, but the surgeon did come up in conversation during the following months at regional dog shows.
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In conversation with Simon Cant (Reinventure), Dr. Jemma Green (Power Ledger) and Kavita Gupta (ConsenSys Ventures) 3:25 PM – 3:40 PM
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So when the question has arisen in conversation my attempts at answering have been rambling, unfocused, and at times damn near stuporific.
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In the meantime watch The Strokes in conversation where you can hear a little teaser of another song from the EP below.
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While natural language processing is no joke, teams will be starting with something that even humans can't do very well in conversation.
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The Orb will debut their film Lunar Orbit, which will be the only screening with the seminal British electronic group in conversation.
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Last October, the iconic 91-year-old designer flitted around the Galicia Jewish Museum in Kraków, signing autographs and engaging in conversation.
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You may have heard that bots can be used to threaten activists, swing elections, and even engage in conversation with the President.
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Mr. Murray, the cultural critic who died in 2013 at 97, explored many variations on this theme, in writing and in conversation.
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In conversation it became clear that he is more certain of the impediments of the present than the path toward the future.
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Since Flynn was likely under surveillance, there's a good chance Trump was recorded in conversation with him during and after the campaign.
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The journalist, Alastair Bruce, reportedly wasn't allowed to ask interview-style questions, but was to simply engage Her Majesty in conversation instead.
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Bestselling management author and CNBC contributor Suzy Welch agrees that being clear in emails and in conversation will help you stand out.
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As the man regained his bearings, Tebow engaged him in conversation while waiting for paramedics from the Phoenix Fire Department to arrive.
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There was no pause in conversation or lowering of the voices when Montanye galloped the colt by the stand the first time.
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He naturally comes up in conversation, given the band's legendary appearance on The Larry Sanders Show (co-created by Shandling) in 1997.
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Soccer teams (HoloMe are in conversation with two of them) will be able to beam new signings into their supporters' living rooms.
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Stumbling upon what looks like one of the eggs from 'Alien', I find a group of eight people deep in conversation inside.
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The interviewer, Alastair Bruce, reportedly wasn't allowed to ask her questions, but was instead to simply engage in conversation with the Queen.
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In conversation, he listens carefully and responds with earnest sincerity, qualifying statements as his own opinion, rather than declaring them as facts.
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However, the fact that Kamakiriad's concept never came up at all in conversation points to its climate change commentary being somewhat accidental.
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I was previously in conversation with Hudson Yards' The Vessel as the venue for my brand's upcoming 10 year show during NYFW.
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In conversation, Ms. Stroker often uses the word "translation" to describe the way she negotiates collaborations with directors, choreographers and other actors.
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But in conversation, Francis has also appeared to reject the idea that gender can be different from the sex assigned at birth.
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Since then, the festival has convened hundreds of authors and intellectuals from dozens of countries to sit in conversation with American writers.
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Julian Tang and his colleagues have created a visualization of the breaths exchanged by two people in conversation standing three feet apart.
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Fantasizing here, I'd love to see these two onstage at the 92nd Street Y some evening, engaged in conversation about — well, anything.
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In conversation with one another, Bloom, Fraser, and Lawler offer new and illuminating ways of conceiving the creation of meaning and value.
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He will be in conversation with Michael Shaw, who runs the website Reading the Pictures, which analyzes news images and media photos.
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Read more " _____ • George Lakoff in conversation with Daphne White in Berkeleyside: "It is a myth that the truth will set us free.
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And on Sunday, March 2130 at 218pm, the eminent artist Howardena Pindell will be in conversation with writer and editor Kimberly Drew.
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Most times the topic is brought up in conversation at dinner with friends, voices will hush, no matter how loud the restaurant.
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Make use of your lunches and dinners by sharing in conversation with people you can connect with, collaborate with, and learn from.
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" In conversation with the Financial Times, Burke also said that the fine jewelry market is "the biggest potential we have right now.
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Trudeau was in conversation with French President Emmanuel Macron, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte, and Princess Anne.
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While bringing modern and contemporary art back to Fifth Avenue, he intends to put them "in conversation with other areas," he said.
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"In conversation, I've been encouraging director Moisés Kaufman to look at the play with fresh eyes," Mr. Fierstein said in a statement.
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While being an excellent listener serves people well, I've found that you can increase your opportunities by not actively engaging in conversation.
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The only time the three artists are placed in conversation with each other is on the wall that separates Brassaï from Arbus.
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"The old Tales is in conversation with the new Tales, and there's really interesting tension that exists between those two things," she says.
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We'd be engaged in conversation about how we might modify language in productions or plays, for example, to make them appropriate for audiences.
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In Conversation with Liad Itzhak (HERE Technologies) and Oren Shovel (Via) 2:10 PM – 2:35 PM What Are the Next Cybersecurity Threats?
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KIN-MING LIUHong Kong With much satisfaction, I have employed in conversation new acronyms that I learned in recent issues of The Economist.
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Ross Douthat has smuggled fringe ideas like religion onto our pages and, worse, engaged in conversation about it with strangers on the internet.
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Tonight, Jillian Steinhauer will be in conversation with Jason Eppink and Andrew Kuo to discuss memes, GIFs, and digital culture at the ICP.
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To finish, I'd just like to address the questions that literally everyone asks me about using Dvorak whenever it comes up in conversation.
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In conversation with me, Greenblatt has been very quick to note that the actual number of avowed anti-Semites is and remains low.
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Outside, he's alienated by the society and systems that he can't remember but which are nevertheless still in conversation with those internal aliens.
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If you select "quiet preferred," Uber Black drivers know that you're not looking to engage in conversation for the duration of your trip.
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But still, you feel that tiny twinge of jealousy when your partner's celeb crush graces your television screen or comes up in conversation.
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Genre historians and academics often point to the notion that science fiction is a literary movement that is constantly in conversation with itself.
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He goes all in and puts all those things, along with food, in conversation to try to understand the culture he's looking at.
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Some people go by the standard Dewey Decimal System, but most prefer to create personal taxonomies that put works of literature in conversation.
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" She held the same line in conversation with PEOPLE, advising Girardi and her fans on Thursday: "Don't hate the player, hate the game.
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But, don't despair, Princess Kate is seen — just not speaking directly to the camera or in conversation, as Meghan, Harry and William are.
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But what if the ways guns are usually spoken of — in politics, in entertainment, in conversation — do not reflect their most durable meaning?
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In conversation with Refinery29, King talked about Instagram, what attracts her to horror, and the love story she's bringing to the big screen.
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Join Hrag Vartanian in conversation with Cathy Renna & Eduardo Ayala Fuentes at Swann Galleries on Monday, June 220 from 210 to 212 pm.
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When I arrived at Damon Davis and Katherine Simóne Reynolds's adjacent studios in South St. Louis, the artists were already deep in conversation.
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But Christie's shoots down that speculation, saying they have been in conversation with Depp since the beginning of the year about the auction.
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To speed things up, Converse also includes a number of built-in conversation blocks, like those for greetings, navigation, Q&A, and more.
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But a time of the year in which every place you go is decorated in pink and red and covered in conversation hearts?
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You know the scene in Up when Dug the dog, deep in conversation with Carl, drops everything at the sight of a squirrel?
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From the start, The Good Place plays off of Janet's subservient design—the show literally puts her in conversation with Siri and Alexa.
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He maintained his call that the tech giant should get into health care, doubling down on the idea in conversation with a caller.
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Both these outlets try to provide information on Trump's campaign, but Edward believes his most influential tactic involves engaging his classmates in conversation.
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This Thursday, Argote will be in conversation with independent curator Adrian Rivas to discuss how her work relates to Chicano identity and modernism.
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"In conversation with the chief today, she and I agreed that she would step aside to make way for new leadership," Hodges added.
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Catch our own Alissa Walker in conversation with DC Mayor Muriel Bowser, Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed, and author Gabe Klein on March 14.
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The two women in the immediate foreground are engaged in conversation; a Black woman speaks as her White companion listens pensively, eyes downcast.
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DynaOptics is currently in conversation with phone makers in China, and is targeting an early 2018 rollout of a built-in mobile lens.
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In conversation, she'll tell you again and again how much she loves the Lyft community and the way the company treats its drivers.
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The site's interview series, In Conversation, has allowed critics to speak to cultural nuances that might run through an artist's body of work.
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Vance sees this as a call to action and will tell anyone she meets how she feels if it comes up in conversation.
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Take Your Time: A common mistake people make, even in person, is cutting someone else off in conversation out of eagerness or impatience.
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He said Alexandria would allegedly "put on Anastasia's clothes" and "avoided answering any of my questions" whenever the crash came up in conversation.
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It's also important to confirm you've heard the name correctly and to use it in conversation to truly cement it in your brain.
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So far, Young has been in conversation with pal (and duet partner) Cassadee Pope about getting together with her beloved French bulldog, Cuppy.
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Noisey: Hello, it looks like you might be deep in conversation about this sofa, but can I ask you what 'your song' is?
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" In conversation with THUMP, former resident Max Ohr said the moniker was "borrowed and appreciated from a beautiful part of an ancient culture.
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It became the thing I forced friends to watch at parties or over dinner, or really anytime there was a lull in conversation.
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You probably knew by middle school English that the literal meaning of a word isn't always the way it gets used in conversation.
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He revealed he was able to do just that, engaging the two in conversation and taking time to pray privately with them together.
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Earlier, he was on stage, in conversation with Edge editor Nathan Brown, unpicking his career and where he wants to take it next.
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In conversation, he shows interests both central and tangential to Roblox, like virtual environments, games, education, digital identity and the future of tech.
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These folks are often full-time programmers who love the game, and so younger kids and teenagers wind up in conversation with professionals.
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The attorney general will be in conversation with the center's director, Professor Randy Barnett, who will ask a series of pre-screened questions.
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The poet Eileen Myles speaks on Thursday afternoon; on Saturday, the novelist Ben Lerner will join in conversation with the critic Hal Foster.
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Despite the fact that our affair was over, she always went out of her way to greet me warmly and engage in conversation.
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Everyone is still talking about the incident, playing it over and over in conversation, airing the accounts that have emerged from that night.
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But the interview itself – which saw him in conversation with Paul McCartney and Chelsea Handler – somehow revealed absolutely nothing we didn't already know.
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My girlfriend and I don't exactly shout it from the rooftops, but if it comes up in conversation, we're happy to be honest.
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"They key is the mind-set to continually question and wonder in ourselves and in conversation with others about our choices," she said.
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"If you look at people when they're talking, they don't stay still," says Belpaeme, pointing at Charlie and a child engrossed in conversation.
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In conversation, he's hesitant to draw direct connections between his personal life and his music, but no subject really seems out of bounds.
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Herself, in conversation, Goop's Chief Content Officer Elise Loehnen, another host of the podcast, whose episodes I do not listen to (sorry Elise).
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In conversation with the performer, Pearlman tells the story of Noor Inayat Khan, a covert wireless operative inside Nazi occupied France during WWII.
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Lin has said instead that he believes it's easier for Uber to acquire supply than Airbnb (as I did note correctly in conversation).
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Tara and Ms. Hill were deep in conversation but, sitting behind them, the wind whipped their words away before I could hear them.
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One of the people said that Matthews had been in conversation with MSNBC executives about his retirement date for a period of months.
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In conversation, he frequently interrupts himself to interject his internal monologue, as though he's both performing a play and announcing the stage directions.
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"I was in conversation with [Homeland Security] Secretary Kelly yesterday, and again just moments ago," said Canadian Transportation Minister Marc Garneau on Tuesday.
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Mark will be in conversation with Paul Barry, host of ABC's Media Watch, on April 12 at the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia.
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Oh, and in case it comes up in conversation, the only element on the periodic table that ends with an L is nickel.
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In recent weeks, Mr. Trump has gone so far as to tell people not to raise Mr. Sessions's name with him in conversation.
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"It is considered enlightening and therapeutic to think about death for a few minutes a day," he said in conversation during the episode.
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My mother, who was cordial to Muslims in conversation, would nevertheless wash any kitchen utensils touched by a Muslim before using them herself.
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"Gun retailers are very willing to engage in conversation," said senior author Carol Runyan of the Colorado School of Public Health in Aurora.
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Rae spoke about The Photograph in conversation with Meghie and writer Roxane Gay (Bad Feminist, Hunger) at Harlem's nonprofit cultural community center 92Y.
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Unlike Vine, posts on TikTok are driven by the ability to recycle sounds bites, meaning memes are audibly in conversation with one another.
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She could seem highly controlled in conversation, especially when discussing her family history, and spoke in generalities, even about her favorite subject, fashion.
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They were so close to the bar that one patron, who was deep in conversation with a friend, apologized for interrupting their music.
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Bosch couldn't say much about its plans for the visor, but the team said it's currently in conversation with commercial and passenger OEMs.
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The tipster sent Politico a candid photo of Biden, who appears to be in conversation with a man the tipster said was homeless.
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"I felt like these directors would be able to catch my action," she praised the pair in conversation with the Los Angels Times.
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I would be out with friends, and while everyone else was engaged in conversation, I was lost in my own world, missing everything.
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Every time I got up to speed, I had to turn up the volume of the radio or raise my voice in conversation.
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Other times, it served as a base for my phone, as if it were in conversation with the disquieting tweets I scrolled through.
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The use of speech disfluencies, like the "ums" and "hmms" in the call, and the small delays in conversation accurately mimics human speech.
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He also apparently doesn't like The New York Times, as he makes a few jabs and faces when it's brought up in conversation.
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Maybe they're artificial intelligences engaged in conversation, or even the collective unconscious of the United States and China at odds with one another.
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It's come up in conversation a few times, but at the end of the day, I don't let it worry me too much.
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Two weeks ago, at a dinner for the artist Julia Wachtel, the roman à clef "The Devil Wears Prada" came up in conversation.
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I returned from intermission early to find Lovey Ailish Guerrero, Young's eight-year-old daughter, and Daniel Borg in conversation with the audience.
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Lying in bed in a white bathrobe, Colomina invited collaborators to join her in conversation under the sheets, among them, artist Pedro Reyes.
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The two new commerce features are powered by chatbots, automated software designed to carry out mundane tasks or simulate a human in conversation.
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Most folks today wouldn't know if you were talking about Ayn Rand or Rand Paul if you mentioned RAND in conversation — and that's unfortunate.
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Glantzman's work has a pulsating energy that is in harmony with the way she navigates the world: rapidly, generously, in motion and in conversation.
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With a diverse cast of formidable young talent, 13 Reasons Why got viewers talking longer than most streaming shows are even remembered in conversation.
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In conversation on social media, various jihadists have said the executive action unveiled America's "hatred towards Muslims," according to US-based SITE monitoring service.
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He added that Airbnb is in conversation with over 100 cities and 30 of them so far have passed new policies around home sharing.
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Wilson wrote a long blog post explaining that the company chose to teach a less-formal version of the language often used in conversation.
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The celebration will consist of performances, film screenings, discussions, education initiatives, new works by other artists in conversation with Cunningham's work, and new productions.
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We also glimpse him side-by-side with Daenerys and deep in conversation with Varys (Conleth Hill), so he must be safe — for now.
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There are films that are not just set in places like Chicago and New Orleans, but seem to be in conversation with those spaces.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation began watching Medina after he began expressing anti-Semitic views and a wish to attack a synagogue in conversation.
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Two of the most influential women-led sitcoms of the '80s and '90s will be back on the air – and back in conversation — again.
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When William and the King moved ahead, they went around a corner and paused, waiting for their dawdling wives who were deep in conversation.
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So, next time you find yourself in conversation with a bulldozer or a bore, you might feel sorry for them, rather than for yourself.
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Things that in the West are taboo in conversation between strangers—for example, asking about the other person's salary—are often discussed in China.
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The player can engage her in conversation, and she tells them of the suffering her people have faced at the hands of white colonials.
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" Negron condemned Artiles's language, saying that "racial slurs and profane, sexist insults have no place in conversation between Senators and will not be tolerated.
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I mean, my gosh, I would love to promote those because, you know, because everything winds up being in conversation with everything else there.
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Alongside the claim, Eli Edwards also shared video of Newton on the plane last Friday, appearing to be in conversation with a male passenger.
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Working in conversation with Segal's original monument, they created new pieces to speak to the movement for queer liberation as they see it today.
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In addition, Twitter is also now adding two new labels, "Mentioned" and "Following," which will be added to other important tweets in conversation threads.
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The Broad show was delightful in that favorite artists like Emory, Betye Saar, and Senga Nengudi were in conversation with other, less familiar artists.
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Then, you'll select "Find" on the top bar while in conversation with a friend or family member, and choose the "Send Money" add-in.
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It relies on a new service called "chat assist" that recognizes certain words and the actions they reference when they come up in conversation.
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Bam then pivots to his mother, April, saying she's always negative and quick to cut people off in conversation to get her point across.
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Llodra is a friendly, no-nonsense Connecticut Republican who uses the word "persons" in conversation and speaks in rapid, decisive and well-measured statements.
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We don't know exactly what Trump and Cook talked about during the tour, but they were engaged in conversation for much of the visit.
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After the internet erupted in conversation over Trader Joe's new Chocolate Lava Gnocchi, I decided to give the potato and chocolate dish a try.
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The term "race card" is always evoked as an accusation, implying that black people are playing a game when we mention race in conversation.
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Trump has spent the last several days on the phone and in conversation with aides and allies discussing Mueller's upcoming testimony, CNN has learned.
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At another point in the same video Yaxley-Lennon can be seen walking away when he spots a passerby and engages them in conversation.
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By the time we had a prototype of the app in beta, I had been in conversation with galleries for five to 10 months.
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That "gosh" thing happens strikingly often in conversation with Fruchterman, and it's as disarmingly authentic as his Archie-comics good looks and sunny disposition.
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He's so familiar with Lear — he studied the text intensely as a young man — that in conversation, he effortlessly recites from the play verbatim.
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Melinda Gates, co-chairwoman, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, in conversation with Nicholas Kristof, a New York Times opinion columnist, at the New Rules Summit.
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The scenes of Communist resistance in "Conversation in the Cathedral" were inspired by his own activities at the University of San Marcos in 19973.
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Syn Stair is melancholic, futuristic, and outright disturbing—DeBois almost gives his machines their own voices and puts them in conversation with one another.
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Positioning past and present in conversation reveals how historical events inextricably shape contemporary life, and it can help us to locate new pathways forward.
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"We're all in conversation on the page with that which came before us, or even during us," she told Poetry magazine in an interview.
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TO FLOAT IN THE SPACE BETWEEN A Life and Work in Conversation With the Life and Work of Etheridge Knight By Terrance Hayes Illustrated.
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The occasional references to Fitbits or Tinder are jolting reminders that this author is more in conversation with Rachel Cusk than with Lytton Strachey.
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The Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Caroline Shaw will join Will Graham, the showrunner, and Elena Park, the show's creative consultant, in conversation (Feb. 11).
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"This is a recognition that it has never been more important to be engaging in conversation about death, not shutting it down," he added.
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RE/MAX didn't publish its own press release on the news, and Contos declined to discuss the topic further in conversation with Business Insider.
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In conversation with NRK, Whereby Product and Technology Manager Ingrid Ødegaard apologized and explained that the man had likely guessed the conference call link.
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But when a musician engages in conversation with splintered figments of her sonic self, the result can be by turns beautiful, unsettling and exhilarating.
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It always makes my heart swell every time we have to pause the TV because we are so engrossed in conversation with each other.
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El Moussa, 38, first introduced Young to Taylor and Brayden by showing them photos of his girlfriend and bringing her up casually in conversation.
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When she reads poetry, her voice is deep and clear, but in conversation she speaks so softly that I sometimes had trouble understanding her.
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An ex-girlfriend of his we both knew (this town is small) came up in conversation, and he spoke sweetly and respectfully of her.
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Visual effects supervisor Patrick Tubach added that Kylo Ren's lightsaber also came up in conversation as inspiration for the look of dark Rey's blade.
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They continued on their way, ever further away from the front wing, where her father was no doubt still in conversation with the director.
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"In conversation with the chief today, she and I agreed that she would step aside to make way for new leadership," Ms. Hodges said.
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At one point, Ms. Kelly appeared deep in conversation with Andrew Lack, the NBC News chairman, who had lured her away from Fox News.
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Hat tip to Jennifer Palmieri, who appeared in conversation with Moorer last month at the Soundry, for bringing this one to my bedside table.
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In the nearly two-minute trailer, Cheney is seen in conversation with Bush, who is trying to convince him to be his running mate.
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Their intricate dynamic puts Hustlers in conversation with Scafaria's delightful 2015 comedy The Meddler, about a different complicated relationship between a mother and daughter.
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" — Jay-Z, rapper and music mogul Read more: Jay-Z & Dean Baquet, in Conversation "In real life, the act of creation is defying death.
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Like many theater operators, the manager said the business is in conversation with property management about a reduction in rent for this time period.
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Crunchy guitar slices out a truncated phrase in conversation with an insistent snare drum, and flutes and trumpets drape a humid cloud cover overhead.
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The police had asked Mr. Smollett for access to his phone because he had been in conversation with his manager when the incident occurred.
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Luckily, I was already proficient in this language, as the doted-on daughter of a brainy father with whom I spent hours in conversation.
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When British people refer to an anorak in conversation, there's a good chance they're not talking about a coat you wear in the rain.
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"I wasn't allowed to be in the background as an extra," Howard said on the Hollywood Foreign Press Association's HFPA In Conversation podcast on Thursdsay.
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Image: GizmodoMaybe you're enjoying a nice Thanksgiving dinner with your family when the age of the president of the United States comes up in conversation.
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In conversation with TechCrunch editor-at-large Josh Constine, Systrom and Krieger recounted what led them to add "Instagram Stories" to the platform in 2016.
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She was immersing herself in conversation with everyone as she made her way from the hotel elevator to the dinner table, never meeting a stranger.
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Later in Pindell's video, after recounting personal incidents of racial and gender discrimination, she costumes herself as a white woman in conversation with the artist.
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Mott takes a stand and puts these works in conversation with one another, curating with a measured eye, delivering a show that deserves scholarly consideration.
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What we're not talking about when we talk about gun control is just how difficult it is to for these viewpoints to meet in conversation.
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Most rising trends grew in the single digits (four or five times their 2016 popularity), but Stranger Things experienced a whopping 753x increase in conversation.
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Record Live Photos in FaceTimeThat's right—you can now fill in those awkward pauses in conversation in your video chats by snapping a Live Photo.
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You can even create emoji art using the keyboard if you really want to outdo the other chatters you're in conversation with on your phone.
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"Racial slurs and profane, sexist insults have no place in conversation between Senators and will not be tolerated while I am serving as Senate President."
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Angelina Jolie Steps Out With Her Kids to the Toronto Film Festival The "In Conversation with" event wasn't Jolie's first outing at this year's festival.
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The Trainspotting actor looked deep in conversation as Winstead, 33, looked relaxed by his side while wearing simple skinny jeans, a blue cardigan and boots.
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Both bookers' eyes drift regularly in conversation, distracted by their earpieces, but they still have the bandwidth to geek out about whatever band is playing.
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This was the case in Atlanta, as former Atlanta Daily World publisher and Atlanta Journal-Constitution journalist Alexis Scott noted in conversation with Chief Shields.
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Poor Steve is so inexperienced with dating and relationships that he thinks "fondue" is a sex euphemism and legitimately asks Peggy about it in conversation.
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That whole not cleansing myself through peeing and showering, that never came up in conversation until something happened where I needed to know about it.
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The discussions are in very early stages and Uber is in conversation with several other carmakers, a source familiar with the talks told The Verge.
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"The types of channels that brands and companies need to be involved in and engaging in conversation with their audience are just growing," Kaufman said.
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If you sit on the home page long enough, the site begins to rattle off tweets at random, as if it's in conversation with itself.
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When Beck was in conversation with Macy's about selling Bluemercury, she was clear that she wanted to continue scaling while still maintaining the company culture.
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In conversation, Kleinman constantly refers back to the halcyon days when Apple product launches would draw lines of hundreds of would-be buyers to stores.
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Before the 20th century, regional Chinese literati could communicate on paper in classical Chinese, but barely in conversation, just as European scholars communicated in Latin.
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In conversation with our international managing editor, Michael Slackman, we decided the story should be about more than just the announcement of a new leader.
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Kraus said that's often why when tested, even musicians with some hearing loss can distinguish more sounds in conversation than non-musicians with healthy hearing.
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Still, he does not view robo-advisers as fiduciaries in the traditional sense because of their inability to address subtleties that may arise in conversation.
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Woven throughout the show are scenes depicting Steve in conversation with a good friend of his, an art photographer named Lydia, played by Irene Lucio.
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"He was a true scholar and intellectual, interested in ideas, interested in conversation, interested in everybody," said Dr. Jack Drescher, a psychiatrist in New York.
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Mr. Anderson said he and Mr. Sutherland had spent a great deal of time together, lying side by side on cots and engaged in conversation.
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In conversation, as in art, Toews is a schputter; she likes to puncture anything that has a whiff of pretension or self-importance about it.
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While he's often nearly catatonic as Elliot, Mr. Malek in conversation is jocular and excitable, his elongated vowels carrying traces of his Southern California roots.
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He dipped his toe slowly, watching a YouTube video of Dr. Keller in conversation with a journalist and a historian, emissaries of the secular world.
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The first hospital I went to housed a handful of people with whom I couldn't engage in conversation; they were catatonic or going through detox.
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The company says it is in conversation with several large Saas businesses in various sectors to integrate Bellgram's solution with their suite of work tools.
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Kiselev, in conversation with Creators over email, the artist explains that the majority of people learn about the rest of the world through public newscasting.
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The other movie The Post is in conversation with, perhaps inevitably, is All the President's Men, for which its ending plays as an inadvertent prologue.
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His appearance is still youthful, and unlike on television where Griffin delivers gruff, deadpanned instructions to fighters, he is animated in conversation and smiles easily.
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Another splinter: Quarterback John Franklin III, a Florida State transfer who is now at Auburn, in conversation with Brittany Wagner, the altruistic athletic instructional advisor.
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"I gathered everyone on Monday morning and said, 'We're gonna do something called auto-jump,'" he said, in conversation with late Nintendo president Satoru Iwata.
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Bennett, who has lively, wide-set eyes and an unruly beard, can rapidly shift in conversation from careful deliberation to surprising bluntness, or to comedy.
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Silent moments happen because two or more people "are simultaneously acknowledging their insecurities," and both or all start blaming themselves for the lull in conversation.
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Not long ago, in conversation with a good friend who happens to be black, we acknowledged to each other that we both had those scars.
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In conversation, the Chicago-via-Ohio songwriter matched his patiently folksy music, often dealing in long pauses and several qualifiers to fully make his point.
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Non-dystopian, and more, even if it's not in conversation with dystopic literature, it's arguing that social systems are inherently good, if that makes sense?
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"The culture went wrong, the governance went wrong, the board went in a very bad direction," Mr. Khosrowshahi said in conversation with Andrew Ross Sorkin.
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"You can't tie her down geographically, you can't tie her down musically, and it's also hard to tie her down in conversation," Mr. Coscarelli said.
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However, a spokesman for Hannity said that Shine's job prospects at the White House did not come up in conversation at the dinner with Trump.
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In conversation and in his book, he offers all kinds of policy suggestions, but it's his argument about the power of technology that warrants attention.
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Read more " _____ • Brandon Rottinghaus in conversation with Clare Malone in Five Thirty Eight: "History shows that these investigations can take years and often prove inconclusive.
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He's he said that he brought up Biden in conversation with the president of Ukraine urging an investigation so you know looking at all this.
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And in conversation with my wife, it came to me that these opportunities were opened to me for a reason—maybe this was my calling.
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The two obviously were comparing styles as they faced each other in conversation, Underwood clutching Ballerini's short 'do and Ballerini reciprocated by touching Underwood's mane event.
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While you won't want to overdo it, using a person's name in conversation or when thanking him or her shows respect, acceptance and friendliness, Hart says.
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In conversation with a man crossing the border, whose two daughters were combatants, I wondered what it must be like "losing" your daughters to the guerrillas.
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Even the men we consider ourselves done with continue to hold a perverse fascination, their names popping up again and again in conversation or on celluloid.
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Any reminder of their former partner—whether it's a casual mention in conversation or a Facebook photo—can elicit profound feelings of sadness, anger, and resentment.
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It's about wanting to make an impact on the history of [your field] or to be in conversation with it—asking yourself questions and being curious.
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The morning after her official apology, June won't engage in conversation with Nick (Max Minghella), and instead says only: "We've been sent good weather" to him.
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"At times she was emotionally crying, sometimes she was stoic, sometimes she would engage in conversation — but most of the time she was silent," Lopey says.
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It will feature Christopher Mattaliano, the former general director of the Portland Opera, in conversation about his collaborations with Sendak and the opera director Frank Corsaro.
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Designers Mallory Heyer, Isabel Castillo, and Anna Sudit shared the inspiration for some of their favorite AltMoji icons — and how they've been using them in conversation.
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In this sense, the viewer's very act of existence activates an explicit spatial relationship between all objects, placing each drawing in conversation with the other works.
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The company is in conversation with more than 100 European cities about taxes and already collects taxes on behalf of 30 cities, including Paris and Amsterdam.
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Mini-Vows Rolake Bamgbose and Justice Whitaker, filmmakers from the West Coast, sat across from each other at a coffee shop in Brooklyn, engrossed in conversation.
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"In the process of researching the role, I was looking for a strong woman who could be powerful politically, economically, and spiritually," Gallego recounted in conversation.
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"Graspable" is the way he described the 24-minute, single-movement piece in conversation with Alan Gilbert, conductor of the New York Philharmonic before the performance.
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While in conversation with MTV News' Josh Horowitz at TIFF, the topic of indie movies and the return of the mid-budget movie is brought up.
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FEARGHAS O'BEARABrussels Johnson wrote about the importance of pauses in conversation, such as the use of "mm-hmm" to show sympathy as a listener (December 16th).
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In order to get clarity on this situation and heal myself, I've decided that I can't be with you any longer or engage in conversation either.
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Abbas it seemed focused on something distant over Netanyahu's shoulder, not looking at the Israeli leader, more as if he felt ambushed than engaging in conversation.
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The 41-year-old comedian spoke fondly of his short-lived marriage to the superstar singer during a recent appearance on John Bishop: In Conversation With.
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In The Tribune's obituary, Jacob Weisberg recalled going backstage at the Blues Festival and spotting his mother in conversation with Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones.
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From there he edited the photos into sequences that put young or amateur photographers' work in conversation with images made by photographers with decades long careers.
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If an adult joins a group of kids in conversation, he doesn't expect much by way of stimulating exchange: He engages with the children for fun.
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Even the last song on 7, their seventh album, is exactly seven minutes long—something they've only realized now when I bring it up in conversation.
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Brach's, which has sold conversation hearts since the 1960s, said in a statement that it has been the market leader in conversation hearts for years. Candystore.
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The tweet came from NPR writer Juan Vidal, who later deleted the claim but indicated in conversation that he had encountered the screenshot had been real.
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In conversation, Baker is gregarious and self-effacing, miles away from the performer so willing to cauterize a half-decade's worth of wounds in her music.
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"They just kept talking down to me, cutting me off in conversation, telling me, 'Look, you don't understand, it's your fault,&apos" he told the outlet.
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This was not a man in conversation with his own conscience, toying with the career of a young man who made a mistake on social media.
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"I met Prince Charles and I called him 'man,' " Mr. Leguizamo said, pointing to a photo that shows him in conversation with the Prince of Wales.
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In a new campaign video, Dana Nessel argued more women must serve in public office in light of the recent shift in conversation about sexual misconduct.
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WASHINGTON — Gloria Steinem and Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. were engrossed in conversation steps from his ceremonial office, where he was getting his makeup done.
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But he was gifted at absorbing information in conversation, and by talking to other prisoners he gleaned enough from both books to synthesize a new theology.
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When she finally endorsed him, well into the 212 campaign, she conceded in conversation that Stevenson might not have made such a good President after all.
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Chris Coons of Delaware said he is in conversation with Flake and a number of other senators about taking action in response to Trump's comments Monday.
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Trump has told allies in conversation that he thinks of the kickoff as June 16, the same date he launched his 2016 run, according to Axios.
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Hashimoto makes a million different references, some more obscure (the sourdough bread-making process, for one) and others mainstream, both in conversation and in his oeuvre.
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Over the summer, ordinary Germans who spotted his books in my hands engaged me in conversation on trains, in coffee shops, at universities, and in bookshops.
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Google uses "ums" and "ahs" in conversation, a phenomenon linguists refer to as "speech disfluencies," according Google's vice president of engineering for Google Assistant, Scott Huffman.
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Although in conversation he is given to dad jokes and puns, he can become opinionated, brusque, and disapproving when he sits at a computer with Sanjay.
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Last week, it was The Washington Post's turn, releasing a hot-mic recording of Trump in conversation with "Access Hollywood" then-host Billy Bush in 85033.
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As students wander by in groups, deep in conversation or face down in their smartphones, their paths are unpredictable and collisions are a very real possibility.
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Earlier in the day, along Van Brunt Street, the area's main artery, people were caught up in conversation about the one thing that mattered right then.
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In his work and in conversation, he constantly draws parallels between what he witnessed in Soweto and the world depicted through trap coming from the states.
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While he normally has a more grounded interviewer to play off of in conversation, his fellow spectral Englishman Benedict Cumberbatch also seems to be pretty eccentric.
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For years, I'd been managing major depressive disorder—I was ill at ease with myself, awkward in conversation, and clumsy and self-conscious in my body.
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I will still in conversation use the term 'plus,' because it is easier to just say, but that's really the only way I still use it.
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While looking at parts of the show and in conversation with other guests, I found myself wondering repeatedly what the aims of this national exhibition were.
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It's a sound that recently reemerged in conversation, in part because of a confounding absence of producers like Landstrumm in the recent Tresor 25th anniversary celebrations.
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Surrounding us were Tompkins's paintings, the words rendered in all caps and various sizes so that they seemed to shift and recede as if in conversation.
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Mr. Littman selected a wide variety of artists — most of them living and working today — and placed them in conversation with the spaces they are in.
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Still, he manages to make seemingly serious subject matter playful and funny, while giving the sense of an artist very much in conversation with his heroes.
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In conversation with earlier work, the angular forms of "Dancing Forms" echo the compositional center of "The Eagle Dance," or the sharp edges of "Penitentes" (1932).
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It's also been an honor, and a pure joy, to work with Cheryl, to be in conversation with such a brilliant mind and an intrepid heart.
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Using the internet as an authority for any claim — in a paper, even in conversation — would have gotten you laughed out of the room back then.
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It was just a way for them to kind of be in conversation with the highly edited version of themselves that you see on the show.
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Lacombe says Sentons is in conversation with Google about this, but even if Google were to add support, it would be much further down the road.
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Mr. Trump has denied even knowing Mr. Parnas, but on the tape the two men can be heard in conversation at a dinner in April 2018.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, also in conversation with Zakaria, insisted there is "no substitute for the United States as honest broker" in the peace process.
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"Champion is the most branded blank," Mr. Peltier said, making it ideal for clothing artists who want to create work in conversation with the base canvas.
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A 2014 study published in the Journal of Experimental Psychology found that people are much happier on their commutes when they engage another passenger in conversation.
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I actually fully believe that, but I also think that work is in conversation with itself all the time, and the artist and the whole body.
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With its short, often elliptical, chapters, it's the kind of book that feels in conversation with the nonfiction of Maggie Nelson and Carmen Maria Machado. —T.
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Members of the group said they were happy to be in conversation with the administration, but they said confusion remained about White House policy on immigration.
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Though his name doesn't come up much in conversation these days, his writings affected the way we viewed – and sometimes still view – people who are poor.
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Severed ties and broken relationshipsJust because someone touts their virtues — whether on Twitter or in conversation — does not mean they are morally superior to everyone else.
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In person, her bright eyes, smooth skin and famously fluttering voice — restrained in conversation, though the occasional vowel sound answers a higher calling — project youthful tenderness.
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Two small drawings by Vuillard hang opposite more imposing works by Young, their works in conversation for their ambiguous, hurried brushstrokes and unique modes of representation.
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Now, read the article, "Jay-Z and Dean Baquet, in Conversation," or watch the 35-minute video interview instead, and then answer the following questions: 1.
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Yet in the shadow of the epidemic, and in conversation with Guibert's novels and essays, these photographs have become documents of lives and loves hideously abbreviated.
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The knee brace thing is a scam to get money out of Medicare, but in order to figure that out you'd have to engage in conversation.
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And so I'm really honored deeply that both of you would take time out of your busy schedules to join us tonight, and be in conversation.
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In conversation with the wider world of ceramics history are works by Nicole Cherubini and Matthew Bennett Laurents, a student of Ruhwald's and recent Cranbrook grad.
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Bring the pontianak up in conversation, I've found, and at least one person will claim to have known someone who's seen her in parks or the woods.
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" Both Paredes and Badillo singled out common themes that come up in conversation about mental health in Latinx families, like, "What is there to be depressed about?
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Fittingly, a tea service is artist Kiyomi Fukui's performance, the only stipulation being that participants must engage in conversation with the artist and up to two others.
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Friday's ruling allows for the release of the names of countries and world leaders referenced in conversation between the President and Comey, as described in Comey's memo.
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The two appeared deep in conversation as they enjoyed the cooler night air, with Johansson at one point jokingly racing ahead of Yorn to cross the street.
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" Schwartz writes, "In conversation, as in art, Toews is a schputter; she likes to puncture anything that has a whiff of pretension or self-importance about it.
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In conversation with Blinky Bill (Just a Band), Graeme Cumming (MultiChoice), Monique Idlett-Mosley (Reign Venture Capital) and Samuel Mensah (Kisua) 3:10 PM – 3:40 PM
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Facebook's Emeka Afigbo (Head of Middle East and Africa, Platform Partnerships) in conversation with Chijioke Dozie (Co-founder and CEO, OneFi), Mark Essien (Founder and CEO, Hotels.
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The two get deeper in conversation as Simone packs for a quick getaway to Cape Cod to clear out her family home and prepare it for sale.
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According to a person familiar with the matter, the discussions are in the very early stage and Uber is in conversation with a number of other carmakers.
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This is The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina putting the moral structure of the '90s witch fantasy in conversation with the moral structure of the 2010s witch fantasy.
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If you can make it to this one-time-only screening at Metrograph, you'll also have the unique chance to hear Schneemann herself in conversation with Nitoslawska.
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London-based producer and experimental artist Dean Blunt—also known as Babyfather—has given a rare interview for Crack Magazine, in conversation with Brixton-born producer Gaika.
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The new program, titled Face to Grace, features creative visionaries in conversation with Coddington, all over drinks and food at the famed N.Y.C. restaurant, Mr. Chow 57.
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I enjoy this about video game culture, how a cute fan-made video can effortlessly be in conversation with four decades of the culture that inspired it.
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I was looking forward to visiting a new continent, seeing parts of Argentina and Chile, and having a chance to use my long-neglected Spanish in conversation.
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