Some of the work is in public and in public events.
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Nipples in public are a thing, breastfeeding in public is a thing.
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Never in public would I ever… Never full on making out in public?
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" Fekner continues, "The bottom line is: what's done in public doesn't remain in public.
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So, if I could say anything at all to the president, it would be to invest in public schools, invest in public school students and invest in public educators.
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If you did that, you didn't do it in public, you didn't go anywhere in public.
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Don't assume that a woman in public wants to talk to you just because she's in public. 294.
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Similar bans restricted sleeping in public spaces in 84 cities and begging in public spaces in 164 cities.
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In public, Ms. Huffman has appeared reserved, issuing a statement this week but saying little else in public.
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Jerry Brown to have presided simultaneously over a massive splurge in public spending and a reduction in public services.
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The Guy Who Plays Guitar thrives in public spaces, and is sure to post about playing guitar in public.
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In Iran, wearing a headscarf, or hijab, in public is mandatory for women, and dancing in public is prohibited.
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"You're not allowed to smoke in public and if you're smoking in public that's a violation," points out Hopkins-Maxwell.
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I went on honeymoon in India, and you don't kiss in public there, and men and women don't hold hands in public.
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A word of caution: Do not read Never Let Me Go in public if you do not like to cry in public.
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Breastfeeding in public is a charged topic in the United States, where women are frequently harassed for nursing infants in public places.
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Under Iran's Islamic Sharia law, women are required to wear headscarves and modest clothing in public and are banned from dancing in public.
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They also cannot appear in public without wearing a full-length black abaya, a loose robe meant to protect women's modesty in public.
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The Dutch lower house votes to ban face veils in public places The Dutch lower house votes to ban face veils in public places The Dutch parliament voted overwhelmingly Thursday in favor of a ban on women wearing face veils in public places.
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Digging deeper, only 3 percent of iPhone users used Siri in public, while 12 percent of Android users were willing to OK Google in public.
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Racial segregation in public buses was ruled unconstitutional nationwide in 1956, two years after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down racial segregation in public schools.
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He holds a Bachelors degree in Public Policy, and a Masters degree in Public Administration and is currently pursuing a PhD in Organizational and Industrial Psychology.
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Being around Kanye, Kanye says crazier shit in private than he does in public, which is hard to believe because he says the craziest things in public.
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He refused her request to meet in public, saying he couldn't be seen with another woman in public because he was about to run for office, she claims.
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Earlier on Friday the finance minister said the drop in public investments was due to a transition toward a bigger role for the private sector in public works.
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Bresnik is a fan of playing down his players' chances in public — even ruling out his players' chances in public — but he left the door ajar this time.
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Headscarves worn for religious purposes in France are banned in public places including schools and offices, and it is illegal to wear the full-face Muslim veil in public.
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Gay men, especially, have been stereotyped as being promiscuous in public places, and have been treated with suspicion in bathrooms or for simply being in public places after dark.
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Why -- see below -- wear a diaper in public?
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" - Lindsay, 353 "Just don't do it in public.
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She holds an MSc in Public Health and BA in Psychology and has more than five years of experience as a global researcher, evaluator and program implementer in public health.
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"The W.H.O. doesn't interact in public debate or criticize our member states in public," Dr. Ryan said on Wednesday when asked which countries had failed to rise to the occasion.
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"You know, I think I'm the only one on this stage who has been a public school teacher...and money in public schools should stay in public schools," said Warren.
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But I do think we have a responsibility as people who live in public to own our mistakes and our misdeeds in public, and I wish she had done that.
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And while people get drunk in public places and then try to drive home, we don't yet have a culture of getting high in public and then trying to commute back.
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The right "to serve in public office" is downgraded to a right to "participate in public affairs" (ie, choosing which Communist Party-approved candidate will serve in a toothless local legislature).
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Now, most residents who decide to smoke in public will only have to worry about paying up to a $100 fine, similar to how the city deals with drinking in public.
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If college applicants are lacking in public service, it does not mean that they have no sense of empathy (which is becoming one of the most abused words in public discourse).
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Still, moral panic has a way of getting much more intense when a powerful woman is making a strong statement in public — or even daring to speak in public at all.
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The researchers asked the girls if their partners ever insulted them in public, swore at them, threatened them with violence, pushed or shoved them in public, or threw something at them.
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Or you can say no — loudly and in public.
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Jamaal took on racial + economic inequity in public schools.
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When racism happens in public — YOUR SILENCE IS VIOLENCE.
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It's interesting ... Adele has not been much in public.
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We can't hug in public — even in the car.
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He just had to sit — in public, in silence.
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Like, this is ... Specifically, we're doing this in public.
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"Like a lot of young mothers, I was already conditioned to believe that breastfeeding in public was something to be ashamed of and shied away from doing so in public," she says.
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AI taking white collar jobs, eroding trust in public media, becoming embedded in public institutions like the courts and hospitals: these are the sorts of problems facing the industry in the future.
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If we lose sight of the fundamental that we're serving, which is enabling people to converse in public and discuss in public ... Why do you see that as more fundamental than news?
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In 2010, the country banned full face veils, like burqas and niqābs, in public and in 2004, the country enacted a law banning the open wearing of religious symbols in public schools.
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Even in countries with lax or no laws against wearing Nazi imagery in public, it's still not the most socially acceptable thing to stroll around in public with a swastika t-shirt.
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She holds a Master's degree in public policy from Georgetown University, a graduate certificate in public health from the University of South Florida and a Bachelor's degree in government from Oberlin College.
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" A Henry County ordinance includes using "any obscene words or epithets" in public spaces in the definition of disorderly conduct, as well as appearing in public "in an intoxicated state or condition.
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Cervero suggests that even those who support investing in public transit don't always walk the walk (or ride the ride?), and rarely is investment in public transit an effective political bargaining chip.
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Denver will let people get high together in public — just not by smoking weed Denver will let people get high together in public — just not by smoking weed Colorado has a pot paradox: Under state law, it's perfectly legal for adults to buy and possess marijuana, but still illegal for people to use the drug in public.
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Only a full ban — a federal ban, covering the use of facial recognition by government agencies, in public places, and in public contracts with private entities — can prevent our nightmares from becoming reality.
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Using all possible ways to make dissidents confess in public.
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He has not given a speech in public for years.
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The social media firms aren't making that point in public.
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He was repeatedly videotaped and photographed while intoxicated in public.
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For good and for bad, artists do this in public.
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No prime minister wants to hear those words in public.
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That's a trade that many in public housing wouldn't want
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Y'all look so dumb playing Pokemon Go in public. pic.twitter.
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Now, we know that urinating in public is a crime.
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Digitally, this plays out in public conversations that feel intimate.
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What can I do to protect myself in public spaces?
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Smoking marijuana in public in New York is still illegal.
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But last year these incidents mostly occurred out in public.
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My parents and sister are being verbally attacked in public.
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Tillerson had clashed with Trump in private and in public.
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Without it, what someone says in public could be misinterpreted.
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Be conscious of them, and anything you do in public.
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Now he is appearing somewhere else: in public company earnings.
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TB: And having the real paintings out there in public.
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This is the last time he is seen in public.
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Since then, they have supported each other immensely in public.
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He immediately promised to tackle corruption, especially in public institutions.
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Doctors in public hospitals have been on strike since Dec.
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In public, President Trump was supportive of his son's transparency.
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For example, sexual harassment in public spaces is quite common.
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People in public life are careerists, for the most part.
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Ewing: We kept a low profile, but out in public.
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Roberts has steered clear of discussing controversial topics in public.
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Most ban sitting, lying down or sleeping in public places.
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Rosie couldn't appear in public without creating a mob scene.
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Liquidity could dry up in public markets, causing more volatility.
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Mueller spent the bulk of his career in public service.
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Yet this may just reflect a division in public opinion.
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When Zhao speaks in public, his natural combativeness comes through.
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Ethiopian music, also banned, is playing in public once again.
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"In public health, we never want more outbreaks," she says.
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Waymo is miles ahead of its competitors in public testing.
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Trump also has mixed the two things in public comments.
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He's saying in private what he would say in public.
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Baghdadi appeared in public in 2014 to declare a caliphate.
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Corporate America must have sensed the shift in public opinion.
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That is, unless they're uncomfortable talking to themselves in public.
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"Participation in society necessarily exposes one's images in public spaces."
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We are afraid to talk about our relationship in public.
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There has been progress in public support of marriage equality.
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In public, however, the normally voluble tycoons have fallen silent.
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This is every queer couple navigating holding hands in public.
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But for those of us who speak Spanish in public?
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Now a London restaurant offers the same experience in public.
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The schools also receive hundreds of millions in public funds.
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Is the first openly LGBTQ justice already in public life?
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She has barely appeared in public in the past year.
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He frequently mocks both Borges and Ledezma in public speeches.
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They noted Paddock would often insult his partner in public.
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The king was last seen in public on January 11.
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The fees collected would go toward improvements in public transit.
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"Hopefully Vanessa speaking out in public will now change things."
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It took Mr Maduro a day to appear in public.
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What's socially acceptable or unacceptable to say in public shifts.
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What's your trick for dealing with ripped pants in public?
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Then, they became church friends who made out in public.
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Lam had not appeared in public or commented since Wednesday.
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Corruption in public life is far from unknown in Israel.
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She also is not shy to speak candidly in public.
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The police hound couples, even married ones, in public spaces.
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She's also slowly getting used to being recognized in public.
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All matters in involvement in public policy has to end.
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Colorado: Colorado generally allows carrying an unconcealed firearm in public.
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"But in public, they say they don't follow anyone's demands".
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Unmarried conservative couples attend pop concerts and embrace in public.
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Though she'll be stepping out in public on Wednesday, Mrs.
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For him, smoking weed in public is a daily occurrence.
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You can speak up when you see bigotry in public.
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These concerns have been registered in public polls as well.
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Help hold people accountable for what they say in public.
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Most of the examples it cites occurred in public hospitals.
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On the first time he heard "Let's Dance" in public:
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And anyway, Twitter won't apologize, at least not in public.
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The opposite tactic is to avoid appearing in public altogether.
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"You have to stop drinking in public," she joked onstage.
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They also accuse her of defaming them in public statements.
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He's done so consistently in private and, increasingly, in public.
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Either way, it's good to see Nicki in public again.
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France and Belgium banned face coverings in public in 2011.
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Most states with recreational weed still prohibit smoking in public.
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I knew I needed to not be naked in public.
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Do you encourage them to participate in public life nonetheless?
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Did he never want to be seen in public again?
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But Bentley continues to deny any wrongdoing in public comments.
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Start an "infrastructure bank" with $25 billion in public funding.
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We decided to first meet up in public, of course.
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In public health terms, this is an extraordinarily good bargain.
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But in Chechnya, women must wear headscarves in public places.
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They also participate in public sports leagues, according to Tammie.
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Are you able to run a ward in public office?
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Radios, at least those in public areas, garnered little attention.
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Chuck Grassley, has said they will eventually testify in public.
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But William will be seen again in public on Aug.
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"First time I tell this story in public," she wrote.
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Generally speaking, people talk more openly about sex in public.
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He was last seen in public in late February 2016.
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"In public, on a three story high building," Walls said.
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Why is he still wearing the hardware out in public?
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Investment in public infrastructure projects will also increase, said Heng.
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The first solution is a massive increase in public investment.
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And fifth, don't cross those in power, especially in public.
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But why does such an action take place in public?
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They are words that are usually not shared in public.
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It's not the first time Obama has sung in public.
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Protest, at its root, is telling the truth in public.
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She works in public relations, he is an investment banker.
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Simmons, who has not been seen in public since Feb.
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"Not in public, not in the final 'list,'" he said.
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Mannes is a national subject matter expert in public safety.
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The bill has already proven unpopular in public opinion polling.
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But you should exercise caution, especially while in public places.
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They included plans to release a toxic gas in public.
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It's heartening to hear someone be so vulnerable in public.
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Modesty in public can be shrewder than hyping up expectations.
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Simply sitting next to him in public gets me wet.
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John McCain, praising his "example" of "honor" in public life.
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Such tight groups are no longer possible in public life.
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Texas already allowed gun owners to carry rifles in public.
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He rarely appears in public without his custom cloud sneakers.
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Just like you don't put a VR headset in public.
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But he can't stop shared witnesses from testifying in public.
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This music is therapy and working through problems in public.
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Do people actually fuck in public regularly in the UK?
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Ferguson decision in 1896, upholding segregation laws in public facilities.
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Would we take such a person seriously in public discourse?
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That's 22 days since she was last seen in public.
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Challenge yourself to challenge those of us in public office.
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Brands are showing off their support for voting in public.
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For those of us in public affairs, that's the path.
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And that's what I would want to hear (in) public.
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Those were his last words in public on the subject.
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It's relatively rare for Zuckerberg to participate in public hearings.
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Clinton using her positions in public office to reward donors.
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We must not let the same occur in public health.
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In public, Trump is still bullish on the US economy.
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Some say it was improvements in public health and sanitation.
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Until then, the couple will remain wary in public spaces.
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Then he would viciously mock them for farting in public.
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That ruling upheld in union shop rules in public workplaces.
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We're in public service, you want to serve the public.
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First, people gathered in public places to scream like Goku.
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That's what we ought to be doing in public life.
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I dreaded the thought of walking with her in public.
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With paruresis, a person is unable to urinate in public.
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Be vigilant when in public places and using mass transit.
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Read them in public and you might be seen blushing.
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Board of Education case that challenged segregation in public schools.
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Marina Fini: I'm very interested in public interaction with performance.
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Donald Trump actually said it: in real life, in public.
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This is an experience of talking about ideas in public.
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I think the future of food lies in public education.
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No. 1, we need a sea change in public opinion.
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It's happening in Libya; it's happening in public health topics.
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None of them have commented on the case in public.
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California Teachers Association, which threatens union shops in public workplaces.
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He received a master's degree in public administration from Cornell.
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There is very little night life, at least in public.
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She received a master's degree in public health from Harvard.
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They cleaned themselves as much as possible in public restrooms.
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Only after the vote did she reveal herself in public.
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Anytime someone is screaming in public, it's political, or whatever.
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But neither have stumbled in public as often as Biden.
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Who is doing the most interesting stuff in public health?
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Bans on sleeping in public places increased by 31 percent.
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He, all of a sudden, couldn't be in public places.
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When I convulsed in public, strangers usually called an ambulance.
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He's been saying [expletive] like this in public for years.
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In public, XXXTentacion, born Jahseh Onfroy, had denied the charges.
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Trump has been explicit in public about all of this.
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He holds a masters in public administration from Harvard University.
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He holds a masters in public administration from Harvard University.
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We're told in Jamaica not to use patois in public.
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Part of the change is grounded straightforwardly in public opinion.
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Didn't appear in public, didn't have any kind of engagement.
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Income taxation in the United States began in public view.
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Other 2020 candidates have not mentioned the bill in public.
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And he tries to never show his face in public.
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In public, Mr. Pompeo expresses optimism about talks with Pyongyang.
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How much could he reveal in public before being exposed?
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Both groups have refrained from criticizing the other in public.
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I like daylight, but not to go out in public.
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The president agreed to not diminish his partner in public.
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Occasional reports surface of Mladic appearing in public in Belgrade.
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Both liked dancing in public and spoke several foreign languages.
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Nothing he has said in public suggests that he did.
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The abuser is compassionate in public and cruel in private.
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A light cough or sneeze in public now turns heads.
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He believed that racial segregation in public schools was unconstitutional.
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Messi's reticence, in public, has always added to that impression.
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She had previously worked in public relations in New York.
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In Iran, dancing in public can be punishable by law.
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Mr. Cramer is leading Ms. Heitkamp in public opinion polls.
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Investing in public safety paid dividends in the private market.
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The women who have stayed are prominent in public life.
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In public, the N.S.A. denied that the program even existed.
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But outside, in public places, they will be surveilled anyway.
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In May, Vanessa finally secured a spot in public housing.
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The Juul story highlights a central dilemma in public health.
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Iran requires women to wear the head covering in public.
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Now much of it is easily accessible in public data.
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He has not been seen in public since last June.
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You should tweeze your eyebrows before going out in public.
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But more time doesn't guarantee a shift in public opinion.
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Bale was FBI agent Melvin Purvis in "Public Enemies" (2009).
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When he appears in public, he seems erratic and disoriented.
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Private events in public parks are getting out of hand.
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Murphy noticed that more people were recognizing her in public.
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Warning: quixotic pessimism will not go over well in public.
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Perhaps he isn't as terrible as he acts in public?
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Higher Social Security benefits are popular in public opinion polls.
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She's not an elected official or someone in public office.
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Next year he will do a masters in public health.
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Increasingly, he found himself fending off attacks in public forums.
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The country has wrestled with these demons in public before.
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But some observant Jews no longer wear skullcaps in public.
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They smoke more in public, raising worries about secondhand smoke.
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There are certain things we really shouldn't do in public.
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Across the nation, people hoist the tricolor in public places.
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It is the last time Zhao is seen in public.
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After that, he never referred to the event in public.
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Under Pinochet, men with long hair were shaved in public.
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Osama bin Laden wore the same pattern in public appearances.
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It said paddling in public schools is legal in Arkansas.
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After 40 years in public service, he'll retire this year.
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Some will die in public trials, in front of everybody.
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"Marvin was a big believer in public service," she said.
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Judge Kavanaugh testified for more than 32 hours in public.
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Kightlinger worked in public health here as a young man.
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Obviously, he has been known to act crazy in public.
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Many Coptic clerics are careful of engaging in public debate.
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When's the next time we'll see him in public again?
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Billionaire Bill Gates is investing big time in public education.
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And then lashing out on Twitter -- and in public statements.
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In public, Trump has remained gracious about the GOP effort.
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Trump has repeatedly floated the idea in public and privately.
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Many FDA meetings are held in public and invite comment.
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I have watched him in public settings and private surroundings.
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In public, industry officials gnash their teeth over the rule.
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U.S. officials typically do not discuss such cases in public.
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Educating yourself in public is painful, but the lessons stick.
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Without a significant shift in public opinion, that looks unlikely.
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In public schools, the fight may center on other fronts.
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He rarely spoke in public or to the news media.
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When the works are in public, they can attract criticism.
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Soames said he saw "significant opportunities" in public contracting overseas.
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Republicans have said the depositions should be done in public.
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"Blaming people in public doesn't help," Thomas de Maiziere said.
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Since then, the two have sparred in public through intermediaries.
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Vartika Singh, 26, has a master's degree in public health.
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It is still illegal, however, to consume it in public.
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He saw his reviews as an education undertaken in public.
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He received a master's degree in public administration from Columbia.
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Young drivers are polished in public relations, friendly but bland.
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I might have failed in public for everyone to see.
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He was prone to wearing fake policing gear in public.
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Facebook stopped including phone numbers in public profiles last year.
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He also has a long, complicated record in public life.
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They kept their sons, Thomas and Ralph, in public schools.
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Some of that stability is reflected in public health research.
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Lam has not appeared in public or commented since Wednesday.
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Is our rating less than Congress in public approvals, now?
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That attitude has come through in public statements from HHS.
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His general prominence in public discourse has waned ever since.
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This is a terrible standard to establish in public life.
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Simon Chapman, Emeritus Professor in Public Health, University of Sydney.
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But there was no evidence of it in public, right?
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"Netflixing In Public has become a social norm with 60% of Americans watching more movies and shows in public this year than last," said Netflix's Production Innovation Director Eddy Wu in a press release.
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As a result Hindi believes that as voice-controlled devices become an increasingly common sight in public spaces, there could be a significant shift in public opinion about how their privacy is being protected.
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He received a bachelor's degree in government and world affairs from the University of Tampa, a master's in public administration from Florida International University and a Ph.D. in public administration from Florida Atlantic University.
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Now, check out the latest episode of How To Weep In Public on RIOT: Adapted from How To Weep In Public: Feeble Offerings on Depression from One Who Knows Copyright © 2016 by Jacqueline Novak.
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When in public, Prince William and Middleton represent the British monarchy and it seems like an unwritten rule that royals should remain professional in public — this could include limiting their public displays of affection (PDA).
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Twenty-three percent of Americans affirmed "I hate when I smell cannabis in public," and another 213% said they don't enjoy it — that contrasts with 18% who said they do like the smell in public.
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The Women in Public Policy Initiative -- Georgetown University To help foster women leaders, the Women in Public Policy Initiative at Georgetown University is an advocacy organization focused on the future for women in American politics.
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Although the terms and conditions for connecting to its Wi-Fi specifically prohibit watching pornography, that doesn't seem to deter the kind of person who would watch porn in public from watching porn in public.
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The report cited examples including a ban on headscarves for women in public sector jobs, the upholding of a ban on full-face veils in public, and an increase in religious-based workplace discrimination complaints.
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Solving this problem will require a "shift in public perceptions so that injury deaths are viewed not as 'accidents,' " the study concluded, but as deaths that can be prevented by changes in public health approaches.
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While in 1987 there were only two female senators and 24 female congressmen, women today play a decidedly active role in public life, serving in public office, the media, or as important public policy influencers.
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"This has also been used in public pension systems in the United States and the general idea of 'nudging' ... has made a breakthrough in public policy making," Torsten Persson, economics prize committee member, told Reuters.
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VIENNA, March 19 (Reuters) - The strict restrictions in public life in Austria have led to a 90% decrease in public traffic and a 45% fall in individual traffic, health minister Rudolf Anschober said on Thursday.
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He has not been seen in public since November that year.
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Police have also banned Naik from speaking in public since Aug.
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He was arrested in Chicago for protesting segregation in public schools.
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Even less common is the chance to answer honestly in public.
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A speaker predicted that Xinjiang's woes would "explode in public opinion".
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Breastfeeding in public is legal in Connecticut, according to state laws.
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Or wait — now she has to raise a kid in public.
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She has not been seen in public for about three weeks.
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But after the third week, you can go out in public.
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I see the project as We Live In Public in reverse.
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She never asked Kavanaugh about it, in private or in public.
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The outcome of the case is not available in public records.
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The city operates cooling centers in public facilities on hot days.
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Do you shout "hail victory" while carrying a torch in public?
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I do not use the word in private or in public.
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They own stock in private startups and sometimes in public companies.
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Maxine Water's rhetoric on harassing President Trump's administration officials in public.
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I say more room for me to throw up in public.
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What are the statues that tower over us in public places?
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Accordingly, their relationship as performed in public was sweet and supportive.
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Getchius was charged with lewdness, disrobing in public and other offenses.
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He&aposs deciding that a given pardon is in public interest.
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How do they feel being a Trump supporter in public life.
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In public, Reagan talked about a mandate to change course economically.
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That comes in handy when the boys get recognized in public.
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Wearing a swimsuit in public can be the most vulnerable experience.
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A lot of the most painful details are not in public.
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And as many have noticed, they rarely show affection in public.
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Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip never show affection in public either.
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My family was nicer to each other in public, for one.
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They should be settling this instead of dragging this in public.
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Licking her on the face or on the mouth in public.
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In Washington, about 700 people, including Stallone, live in public institutions.
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Game of Thrones made it okay to read fantasy in public.
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So how and when did the shift in public opinion happen?
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"Do you believe in morality in public officials?" the student asked.
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Kara and Jack were trying to have a conversation, in public.
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Each week, women film themselves taking off their headscarves in public.
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They oversee loggers who want to access timber in public forests.
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CHIEF executives of Hong Kong have never basked in public adoration.
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" White supremacists march in public chanting, "Jews will not replace us.
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We were there to defend Max's right to exist in public.
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She was out in public though, not on her own grounds.
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Obviously, his favorite character is Rachel Zane; at least in public.
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What Reagan said in public is what he said in private.
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She also received a master's degree in public humanities from Brown.
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In the age of the internet, accountability can't happen in public.
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The Board of Education, which made segregation in public schools illegal.
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Zuckerberg has also largely avoided saying Trump's name in public settings.
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Network Rail, which manages the track, is already in public hands.
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Not in public, not on television, not in photos, not ever.
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In public, Kaczynski has been no friend of the German chancellor.
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In many ways, typefaces reflect shifts in public taste and opinion.
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My dad, for example, grew up impoverished and in public housing.
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An elusive fugitive, hunted by drones, only once seen in public.
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Mifsud has not been seen in public since November that year.
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""I do not use the word in private or in public.
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They're not willing to say what happened to them in public.
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Do you keep her on a leash when out in public?
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Elon Musk's days of smoking weed in public are, apparently, over.
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And he's shown an inability to ignore the crisis in public.
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Declare your support for comprehensive, real sex education in public schools.
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The root cause is usually a chronic weakness in public finances.
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But, don't think that you won't see him out in public.
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He has only seen his dad in passing in public places.
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America is unique in its lack of scientists in public office.
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In public, Vietnam takes a more robust stand against Chinese assertiveness.
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Our biggest tech companies generally don't criticize one another in public.
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Kelly Stanley is taking a (hand) stand for breastfeeding in public.
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Some of the features were discussed in public tweets this year.
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Under Iranian law, women must cover their hair in public places.
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Go to a psychiatrist who disclosed our confessed affairs in public?
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The army has always played an outsized role in public life.
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Underage drinking and regulations about drinking in public won't be touched.
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It has beefed security in public areas and on its borders.
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Roles we take on in private spaces and in public spaces.
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Anytime Diana was in view in public the media was there.
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But this didn't lead to the expected improvements in public health.
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It allows people to talk about the pornographic fantasy in public.
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Beautiful, peaceful protest about mothers' rights to feed in public. pic.twitter.
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Sometimes deals collapse at the last minute—occasionally, embarrassingly, in public.
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Japan is a leader in public transportation, technology, and automotive innovation.
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One does not assert statesmanship by selling one's soul in public.
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Though drinking in public is not prohibited, it is frowned upon.
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This has, in turn, emboldened climate change deniers in public office.
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In public places, women must cover their heads with a headscarf.
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But in public, 4/20 is increasingly becoming a commercial holiday.
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He's not as out there in public as he once was.
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Here she is tonight in public, pretending not to hate Catholics.
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Denver's new law expressly forbids smoking weed indoors in public spaces.
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It's popping up in public schools, like in Broward County, Fla.
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This was the beginning of my lifelong career in public service.
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Flying a drone in public could potentially freak some people out.
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Always had a great interest in public communications, also in film.
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This is a terrible standard to establish in public life. Rep.
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New Jersey law allows women to nurse in public or private.
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The budget included an 18.5% increase in public investment in Catalonia.
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Innovation in public explanation, innovation in transparency ... Or terms of service.
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Although economic growth is usually accompanied by an uptick in public
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I try to wear this in public whenever I remember to.
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Doctors in public hospitals have also been on strike since December.
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Inside, waiting immigrants watched their peers undergo the inspections in public.
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She's got a soft, coy way of speaking when in public.
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When he wouldn't stop embarrassing Jaxon by kissing him in public.
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In a way that might be dangerous to do in public.
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She holds a master's degree in public policy from Georgetown University.
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Greg Abbott in 2014 and has a background in public policy.
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The first pics of them together in public surfaced this week.
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Exactly. Because people love to make fun of you in public.
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Breastfeeding in public is legal in all 50 states, including Arizona.
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There's only so much money out there invested in public markets.
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Is the White House looking for a strong presence in public?
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"They are already talking in public out loud, hands free," Will.i.
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Jennifer Butler of the liberal religious group Faith in Public Life.
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This applies both to replication and playing the violin in public.
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They know this because Trump makes it abundantly clear, in public.
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The leap was driven by a surge in public-project investments.
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Bottom line here -- expect to hear more of this in public.
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When people approach me out in public, I get freaked out.
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Suarez has a Masters degree in public policy from Georgetown University.
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It also acknowledged Clinton's "mistakes" during her time in public life.
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In fact, Destruction reads more like an exercise in public relations.
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Many had recently been on display in public spaces in Santiago.
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Yet it's "uncivil" to call them out on that in public?
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We have a right to privacy but not in public spaces.
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Unfortunately many local political leaders ignore best practices in public safety.
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How dare Madonna show her hands in public, at her age?
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But it is remarkable how little it features in public debate.
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We have still yet to see Richard in public since 2013.
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In public he brandishes the confidence of a small-town hero.
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In public, Mr. Davutoglu has largely been deferential to Mr. Erdogan.
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No ringtones or chatter (cellphones are strictly banned in public areas).
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But it's unclear whether he'll testify in public or in private.
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Trump has railed against McCabe in public and private for months.
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He also has a master's degree in public administration from Harvard.
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He also lamented that public confidence in public officials has declined.
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"I've been in public office for almost eight years," state Sen.
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Waters urged Trump opponents to confront more administration officials in public.
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The new populist government wants to keep Alitalia in public hands.
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The bullying, he said, has occurred both online and in public.
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The scarf floats a way of being in public, in private.
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Morales in public comments has said the fund was poorly run.
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The two women were arrested for consumption of marijuana in public.
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Children, teenagers and young adults found personal meaning in public life.
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Board of Education, which declared racial segregation in public schools unconstitutional.
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Giant arms and hands aren't a new thing in public sculpture.
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And I loved how it wasn't legal to pee in public.
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Or he can modify the way he comports himself in public.
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Anyway, what I meant was you never wore me in public.
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The opposition Labour Party also wants large increases in public spending.
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Nothing Donald Trump does is subtle, especially when speaking in public.
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Those who work in public administration would pay the least: $34.75.
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Cure-heads are claustrophobic people who look odd in public spaces.
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" "I'm always in trouble when I try to dance in public.
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She now works in public relations for a Florida utility company.
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These projects can most efficiently be addressed in public-private partnerships.
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Lighting a barbecue or smoking a Shisha pipe in public areas.
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How many families stick to English in public to avoid harassment?
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"I've never sang this next song in public before," she said.
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Just take a look at her limited experience in public education.
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Dirty laundry is aired in public (and appears on the floor).
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This is the first time I've talked about it in public.
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Often, they have been carried out with machetes in public places.
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Even in public, he offered few signs he would let up.
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Nixon would never have engaged in such reckless attacks in public.
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The polls are reflective of a larger trend in public opinion.
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Ginsburg has appeared often in public since her early November fall.
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Michael Doyle (D-Pa.), among others, repeated it in public hearings.
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They are much more affectionate in public than other royal couples.
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Some lament that women are still grossly underrepresented in public office.
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It now targets low-income populations that live in public housing.
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DeVos has also personally mentored at-risk children in public schools.
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Much of that information has yet to surface in public reports.
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The dynamic could dramatically change as more witnesses testify in public.
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Several more witnesses, including Sondland, will testify in public next week.
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By any standard, that's a very large shift in public opinion.
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Their stories match several that have already emerged in public reports.
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In public, Trump frequently threatened to shut down the entire border.
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A few days after the uprising began, Ortega reappeared in public.
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Until recently, Mr. Cooper did not discuss his sexuality in public.
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Upon questioning, Smith allegedly admitted to spanking the child in public.
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SMI provides financing to investors in public-private partnership (PPP) schemes.
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Don't bring them out in public unless you're on Haulover Beach.
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In public polls, he is behind Mr. Trump by double digits.
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"With swim, you're pretty much wearing nothing in public," she says.
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Then, at Sciences Po, he earned a master's in public affairs.
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"He spent 30 years in public life," Young said of Bayh.
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Or at least, he didn't want to pile on in public.
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Cloud hosting company Scaleway is launching object storage in public beta.
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What inspires a seemingly normal person to begin pooping in public?
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It's not clear if this shift in public opinion will last.
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But public polling has tracked a dramatic shift in public attitudes.
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Board of Education case that segregation in public schools was unconstitutional.
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No good can come from being seen with him in public.
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What's happening when we put profanity out in public like that?
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Only a few pieces are situated in public entries and concourses.
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Jay lives in public housing just down the road in Stockwell.
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It happens in sports, in the office and in public service.
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They were affectionate in public and called each other pet names.
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Stitch is now available in public beta for MongoDB Atlas users.
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Only about a third of states prohibit smoking in public places.
|
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Let's say, a better approach to this moment in public life.
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He also received a master's in public health from Johns Hopkins.
|
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Yet in public life she comes across as crass and hotheaded.
|
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We didn't feel the need to fawn or kiss in public.
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It is time for new thinking by Catholics in public office.
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Nearly everyone in Hong Kong wears a face mask in public.
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Ultimately, the fight against false news must be won in public.
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You don't seem to mind if you go unrecognized in public.
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France banned the wearing of face coverings in public in 2010.
|
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Sometimes, he showed up in public, and verbally confronted passers-by.
|
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"They don't like to crunch too loudly in public," she said.
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These are the sounds of my body being seen in public.
|
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Airport financing works somewhat differently than investment in public works projects.
|
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Board of Education that deemed racial segregation in public schools unconstitutional.
|
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Investing in public transportation to battle congestion isn't a new idea.
|
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Corporate America must have sensed the shift in public opinion too.
|
|
Marissa YoungNew YorkThe writer is a graduate student in public health.
|
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She can be sweet and loving, and in public is adorable.
|
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Wojcicki and YouTube have discussed much of this in public before.
|
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He broke you down and filled you up — often in public.
|
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There's also a surprising lack of trash cans in public spaces.
|
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And look for an increase in public diaper changing stations. Exhausted?
|
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"Maintaining civility in public discourse is a delicate thing," says Feldman.
|
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Opportunities to become involved in public life felt out of reach.
|
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Previously, state law had not required changing tables in public bathrooms.
|
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I was in public school, and it wasn't in the textbooks.
|
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He worked as a coding programmer; she worked in public relations.
|
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Businesses that get questionably excluded could make a stink in public.
|
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The last time we talked in public was fall of 2015.
|
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Last June, the two men taunted each other uncomfortably in public.
|
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Cause and effect is not always straightforward in public opinion surveys.
|
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She received a master's degree in public health from Emory University.
|
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England loses the Falklands War and Margaret Thatcher weeps in public.
|
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He had no qualifications and no demonstrated interest in public policy.
|
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Why then can't menstruating youth have a safety net in public?
|
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I've often felt like my job was to grow in public.
|
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None say anything good about India, at least not in public.
|
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Aside from this picture, Ines is not often photographed in public.
|
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Most other people in public life view reality as a limitation.
|
|
But Mr. Azar has said little about those initiatives in public.
|
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In public, Trump's other top deputies have mirrored their boss's tone.
|
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He received a master's degree in public health from Tufts University.
|
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Slow-moving data has long been a concern in public health.
|
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It's an argument he has repeatedly made in public, as well.
|
|
In public, however, some Chinese officials are not showing much gratitude.
|
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Will we habitually stay 6 feet away from people in public?
|
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Pitching against tragedy is not an uncommon practice in public relations.
|
|
In public, she hid behind big sunglasses and a little voice.
|
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But women came up to her in public to thank her.
|
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So, Israel is simply making the case for war, in public.
|
|
Warren has largely declined to engage the President's attacks in public.
|
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In the aftermath of that, she apologized, in public and private.
|
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They could usefully be granted a place in public policy today.
|
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But by May, internal squabbles started to play out in public.
|
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In public, people must remain six feet away from one another.
|
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Her full given name was listed in public records as Tunessa.
|
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He privately courted journalists even as he trashed them in public.
|
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She also has inveighed against wearing a head scarf in public.
|
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It was the last time Mr. Baghdadi was seen in public.
|
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The mayor did not appear in public to talk about it.
|
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The system was part of a broad investment in public infrastructure.
|
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It feels like John McCain has been in public life forever.
|
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" He went on, "But I loved playing in public—still do.
|
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This wasn't the first time Fisher has spoken crassly in public.
|
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"Make-out noises aren't O.K. anywhere in public," Ms. Post said.
|
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McIntosh didn't break the law by feeding her baby in public.
|
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The CDC does not recommend Americans wear surgical masks in public.
|
|
At times in public, Mr. Sanders tried to disclaim unseemly conduct.
|
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The Chinese have not addressed that agreement yet in public remarks.
|
|
Helplessly repeating phrases in public places ("The way of the future").
|
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The firm made its first small investment there in public equities.
|
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"This is going to bring that out in public," she said.
|
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I do not want to wear the same shoes in public.
|
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And both have ageing leaders who are rarely seen in public.
|
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Unfortunately no one is talking, at least in public, about either.
|
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Particularly in public housing, gangs that control narcotics trafficking threaten witnesses.
|
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And Idaho law protects the right to carry guns in public.
|
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Officers found Majors that evening, appearing drunk and urinating in public.
|
|
Military issues barely rate in public polls on the coming election.
|
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This would be a drone attack on equity in public education.
|
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The fights are more commonly starting to play out in public.
|
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Residents complain of syringe litter and people shooting up in public.
|
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We park in public parking and pay for 3 hours ($113.843).
|
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Biden has also said little to nothing about disability in public.
|
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But that's part of making work and doing stuff in public.
|
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"I want to see him effective in public life," he said.
|
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Dr. Pollack is an expert in public health and social services.
|
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In public, they appear to have moved beyond any raw feelings.
|
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It also required that sex education be provided in public schools.
|
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Must everyone who has ever met Bryant say something in public?
|
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Polls have been showing growing support in public opinion for impeachment.
|
|
They spoke like Saint Francis in public while privately worshipping Mammon.
|
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On her own time, however, she enjoys getting lewd in public.
|
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They also do so in public meetings and at dinner parties.
|
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Don't misbehave in Britain anytime soon — at least not in public.
|
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A phone number listed in public records with a Pasadena, Calif.
|
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"These are cases that are not discussed in public," she said.
|
|
Mr. Perry rarely uses his tribal moniker, Iron Bear, in public.
|
|
Still, Trump has blustered in public about presenting his own defense.
|
|
So people have resorted to burying their dead in public parks.
|
|
Mr. Mueller's final act in public life might be the anticlimax.
|
|
Numerous states have laws governing the wearing of masks in public.
|
|
PARELES Jah Wobble, the original bass player in Public Image Ltd.
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Some are so appalling you consider spitting them out in public.
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The charges have included unlawful assembly and disorderly conduct in public.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "And this is what they are saying in public.
|
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So, I think it's unrealistic for her to negotiate in public.
|
|
And not just in public, according to those who know her.
|
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We track emails and snap pictures of unknowing individuals in public.
|
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He is a pillar of integrity and justice in public life.
|
|
The same story was obvious in public polls of registered voters.
|
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Children are especially vulnerable; 760,000 of them live in public housing.
|
|
Polls meanwhile show a spurt in public support for gun reforms.
|
|
Many problems in public policy require complex solutions or expensive fixes.
|
|
There has never been a more brazen liar in public life.
|
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He did not show it in public when he was president.
|
|
Some countries also offer courses in Islamic studies in public schools.
|
|
"The Queen has been seen in public," one Twitter user said.
|
|
In public, Saudi officials insist they still trust their longtime friend.
|
|
"It feels almost too intimate to show in public," she said.
|
|
When aired in public, good ideas eventually prevail over bad ones.
|
|
Second, Trump had not discussed his conversations with Sessions in public.
|
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I've dedicated my life in public service to defeating climate change.
|
|
According to police, Kersh was stopped for drinking alcohol in public.
|
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Trump has repeatedly downplayed fears about Russian election interference in public.
|
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We traveled around the city performing for kids in public schools.
|
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He left behind a robust and impressive career in public service.
|
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Anthony disagreed but did not want to discuss it in public.
|
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Was Milton the result of a person you saw in public?
|
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They told him he had to wear a mask in public.
|
|
Then, Giuliani pushed Volker to back that claim up in public.
|
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David Cicilline of Rhode Island, said Taylor should testify in public.
|
|
When he appears in public, he is swarmed by adoring fans.
|
|
At least in public, Ryan (R-Wis.) is not panicking yet.
|
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Honors colleges are a relatively new trend in public higher education.
|
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Even intact wireless networks become overloaded in public emergencies and crash.
|
|
Silva is, both in private and in public, a quiet soul.
|
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Pokémon Go causes people to do unusual things in public spaces.
|
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In response, Barr has said ... well ... nothing — at least in public.
|
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I can walk freely in public spaces without covering my hair.
|
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The lack of women in public made things difficult for me.
|
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Orrin Hatch are usually shy about criticizing the president in public.
|
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Maxine Waters calling for people to confront Trump officials in public.
|
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Later these cabinets of curiosities became foundational collections in public museums.
|
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They believe in public service; they believe in what they do.
|
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Has anyone ever returned something you dropped or lost in public?
|
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If Mr. Scott also used that word, it wasn't in public.
|
|
Vox's Matthew Yglesias has documented these swings in public opinion here.
|
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It's rare for entrepreneurs to call out other entrepreneurs in public.
|
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Under the bill, smoking marijuana in public will be a violation.
|
|
Trump hasn't just said countless boorish things about women in public.
|
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He worked in public relations, and I was a freelance journalist.
|
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Like in Vermont, smoking in public places is illegal in Washington.
|
|
Roosegaarde says it is designed to be placed in public parks.
|
|
Montae was booked for assault and battery, and drunk in public.
|
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It's also still against the law to smoke pot in public.
|
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Board of Education that racial segregation in public schools was unconstitutional.
|
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Zitron, meanwhile, said he's seen similar schemes before in public relations.
|
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In almost every Colombian city, Venezuelan families sleep in public places.
|
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Grin-fucking, I think is the term we use in public.
|
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Love was not afraid to be seen in public with Weinstein.
|
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"It was the first time I cried in public," she recalled.
|
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So let me talk about my 30 years in public service.
|
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In public, the Waltons live pretty modest lifestyles despite their wealth.
|
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Other cities are not as litigious about food in public spaces.
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Bruce Kelley Jr. was drinking beer in public when the police approached him Drinking in public is illegal in Pennsylvania, and Kelly Jr., who was 37-years-old, had a history of bad interactions with police.
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"Some people have criticized me, saying I am washing the country's dirty laundry in public," he said, using a Chinese idiom that refers to the belief that a family's problems should not be aired in public.
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It also asks whether the HUD has any policies to regulate the use of facial recognition in public housing and whether the department has conducted any research on the technology or its use in public housing.
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Kordell Stewart says he's sick and tired of his famous ex-wife, Porsha Williams, trashing him in public -- and now he's threatening her with a legal war if she EVER mentions his name in public again.
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New Yorkers still freak out when they see the cast in public It's been 73 years since the show premiered, but that hasn't meant New Yorkers have gotten over the excitement of seeing the cast in public.
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Trade group Gremi d'Hotels de Barcelona criticized city hall's approach to tourism and warned that the city's image had been damaged by a deterioration in public safety, rising anti-social behavior and insufficient cleaning in public spaces.
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While wearing a face-covering veil in public or a head scarf in state elementary and high schools is banned by French law, there are otherwise no national restrictions on wearing religious clothing or symbols in public.
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But having sex in public poses a couple of fairly substantive problems: First, depending on where you live, it's almost certainly illegal, like in the US, where sexual activity in public is unlawful under indecent exposure laws.
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Indeed, Kashmir Hill, the New York Times reporter who broke the story, said in a podcast that "a technology like this in public hands is the nightmare scenario" because people would no longer be anonymous in public.
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"Bihun," or "must marry," is ubiquitous even in public and in advertising.
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Cruz was also the committee member who suggested Ford testify in public.
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Since then, the king has sometimes been seen in public wearing pink.
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His grades in public school were shabby, with I.Q. scores to match.
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About 1,100 involved private homes, including 124 apartments in public-housing complexes.
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AI will enable better surveillance technologies, both in public and private spaces.
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But Carson also has no experience in public housing or urban policy.
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She went on to encourage people to confront officials in public places.
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Philip Morris owns 92.5 percent, and the rest is in public hands.
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This ain't Sesame Street—counting riders really, erm, counts in public transit.
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Economists, however, expect modest gains in public spending in the months ahead.
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Some of the alleged incidents even happened in public, at his seminars.
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Eight of the 50 U.S. states ban affirmative action in public universities.
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The Vera-Microsoft integration is currently in public preview for Vera customers.
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We all need to chow down in public without someone yelling something.
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Perhaps we share things in public that we couldn't offer in private.
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In public they were social pariahs who were avoided at all costs.
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Earlier in her career, Barch pursued a master's degree in public policy.
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In public they cannot break with Mr Trump or their Saudi allies.
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They don't say it in public of course, because what's the point.
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Strong American businesses are powered by American workers educated in public schools.
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Prominent directors and producers also tried to shame Parvathy in public debates.
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Rogers added that he would not talk about classified matters in public.
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We take him at his word that he believes in public service.
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Automated defibrillators are often available in public places like restaurants and airports.
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In public appearances following Scalia's death, Roberts refrained from repeating his comments.
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Bouteflika has not spoken in public since suffering a stroke in 2013.
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They seem almost scandalized that someone is disagreeing with them in public.
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Embattled FBI agent Strzok will testify in public for House Judiciary Committee.
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The causes of these declines in faith in public institutions are complex.
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They could meet in public and then "head out" on the date.
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The pair hasn't shied away from going on dates in public together.
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Just six percent are willing to talk to them while in public.
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It was likely the last time he'd speak in public as president.
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They want it to be okay to hold their opinions in public.
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The economy remains the bright spot of Trump's presidency in public opinion.
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This will force schools to debate in public and let students decide.
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Or you maybe don't want your body scan out there in public.
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But in public, the spat over Russia has revealed a deep divide.
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Kuchibhotla made it a point to speak English in public, Madasani said.
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Still, Harvey said that some science denial must be countered in public.
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Video In public, Collins praised Kavanaugh&aposs impressive credentials" and "extensive experience.
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LAURA INGRAHAM, FOX NEWS: Publicly shaming conservatives and targeting them in public.
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Many of these arguments took place on Facebook, others happened in public.
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Here are 23 times the royal duo displayed affectionate behavior in public.
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And it hasn't stopped Lucía's personal information from being dissected in public.
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Mr Benalla was fired, but only after the video emerged in public.
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Half of the people in public residential facilities are, like Stallone, nonverbal.
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He was charged in May with lewdness, littering, and defecating in public.
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Maxine Waters when she encouraged liberals to confront Republicans in public places.
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Democrats are forcing this conversation in public, rather than behind closed doors.
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The worst profanity he allowed himself, at least in public, was "Whoops".
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No one had business cards, and they spoke in code in public.
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But we were different, after that, when we were in public together.
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Many of the nearly 4,400 victims had never been named in public.
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"The frustration is the negotiations are taking place in public," he added.
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And I never wanted to go places or do things in public.
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This appears true in public sector mental health and on college campuses.
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The jury didn't buy it, but the lie lingers in public memory.
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I apologize to those who had to watch me eat in public.
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At my desk, the app decides to adopt the "In Public" setting.
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That's an easy one — just look at the analog in public markets.
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This abuse takes place both behind closed doors and in public places.
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Once it secures a foothold in public life, conspiracism has independent force.
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Japan has a law to promote use of wood in public materials.
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I had to watch myself when I was joking around in public.
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Tramaglini was charged with lewdness, littering, and defecating in public, police said.
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Migrants also pay more in tax than they receive in public services.
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Roughly 1 percent of the Harvard endowment is invested in public holdings.
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He was seen little in public after returning to Algeria to convalesce.
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The committee recently launched an inquiry into sexual harassment in public places.
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According to Musk, Wheeler will be pursuing a position in public policy.
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She worried about getting lynched or brutalized when she walked in public.
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There's no fucking way I'll be able to handle this in public.
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On Google and in public records, he found a name: Gladis Dugue.
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Throughout Women in Public, the threat lingers that selfhood might be objectified.
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He's used to getting stares and whispers when we're out in public.
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Toward the end of his reign, his presence in public life waned.
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Launches occur in public, of course, so screw-ups are also public.
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This kind of widespread bipartisanship support isn't a given in public health.
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I haven't sung in public, though I did sing at my wedding.
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Photographers have repeatedly snapped them holding hands and swapping smooches in public.
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"They don't like to crunch too loudly in public," Nooyi told Dubner.
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William and Kate are holding hands (something they rarely do in public!).
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You almost never saw Ronald Reagan not smiling and laughing in public.
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Einhorn pointed to similarities in public statements by the now-defunct Pets.
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In public the PIF supports the fund, and its $23bn is committed.
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"Speaking in public is like a huge 'no' for me," she says.
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More than $14 million in public economic development funding is being tapped.
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The two haven't been spotted in public together in almost a year.
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They pray like Sunnis in public and shy from publishing their names.
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I also avoided showing my prosthetic leg in public at first. Today?
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It's been three years since Richard Simmons was last seen in public.
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Female CEOs in public companies went down last year, in total number.
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Expect that to cost up to 2180 billion euros in public funds.
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She has now been in public life for more than 235 years.
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They even make us do spit takes in public sometimes, but whatever.
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Police do not generally need a warrant to follow someone in public.
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Flood survivors are currently staying in public buildings and with host families.
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The city says it reinvests proceeds from its auctions in public transport.
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My father shared his life in public, I share it in death.
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" He adds, "It's unusual to see it in public but not unique.
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The judiciary recently banned walking dogs in public (Islam deems dogs impure).
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Candidates have tried to brush off the concerns, at least in public.
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They will unenthusiastically murmur on Trump's behalf when asked to in public.
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Photographers have repeatedly snapped them holding hands and swapping smooches in public.
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A decade on, the recession occupies a strange space in public memory.
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They were just hesitant to address it in public — or on Instagram.
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These dispensers seem to be ubiquitous these days, especially in public institutions.
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In public, Al Azhar has always been loudly supportive of Mr. Sisi.
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It can instead be pegged on improvements in public health, he argues.
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I didn't hate them, but I also wouldn't wear them in public.
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Intelligence Committee members receive classified briefings they can't speak about in public.
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Do yourself a favor, grow up and stop wearing them in public.
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Infowars, a privately owned conspiracy blog, is currently being owned in public.
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The jury didn't buy it, but the lie lingered in public memory.
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Throughout her 63-year reign, Queen Elizabeth has rarely cried in public.
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Amazon has said almost nothing in public about its health-care strategy.
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The great struggle of augmented reality has really been in public acceptance.
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Kuczynski has not appeared in public since his radio interview on Saturday.
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So, the queen will carry on with her role in public life.
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Khodorkovsky, now based in London, frequently speaks out in public against Putin.
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This is why I don't talk about my "brilliant ideas" in public.
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Similarly, the laws against spitting in public can also incur hefty fines.
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Anti-Semitic speech often features in public dialogue and among some lawmakers.
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Or is it better to start over in public and work down?
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Most of the exhibition deals with men having sex in public toilets.
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Petra thinks she's not ready to be seen with Chuck in public.
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The state already bars discrimination against transgender people, including in public bathrooms.
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But after founder John Schnatter became embroiled in public scandals, sales tanked.
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For Russians, sex is something very private and not discussed in public.
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They're also routinely shamed for breastfeeding in public, especially in Western nations.
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Each prince respects the other in public, but signs of tension abound.
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Neither candidate is likely to experience a meteoric rise in public approval.
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He began by thanking Clinton for her many years in public service.
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" Headscarves: Le Pen said she's "opposed to wearing headscarves in public places.
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After that news in 2013, I became very interested in public policy.
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Melania Trump is seen in public for the last time in May.
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The battles took place in pulpits, conventions, and even in public debate.
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"That is not something that I would do in public," he said.
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He was booked for drinking in public, and had his car towed.
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It was acceptable to wear a Saxon t-shirt in public again.
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Does the focus land on better protecting members of Congress in public?
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I just had surgery and yes, I was seen in public yesterday.
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Women will be allowed in public without wearing an abaya, for instance.
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This is a missed opportunity of the highest order in public health.
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Another way Alicia has changed: She's not afraid to flirt in public.
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A. Benjamin Mannes is a national subject matter expert in public safety.
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They get wasted together, have sex in public, and wake up hungover.
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A: I always knew I wanted to do something in public service.
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Wearing a veil in public became punishable by a fine of €150.
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If they do, they'll spark an unintentional, vast experiment in public health.
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What do you think of Jourdan's take on being recognized in public?
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He took them as something that deserved to be discussed in public.
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Let the girl go out in public without tweeting about her weight.
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However, Trump has held sensitive meetings in public spaces at his properties.
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Better to say it in the music and stay inscrutable in public.
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Zimbabwe's Mugabe appears in public while party leaders plan to fire him.
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People in public-facing jobs, like store clerks, certainly see that too.
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We need to connect with the world and engage in public debate.
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"I'm not going to f***ing say that in public," Montag replies.
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This goes for plugging your phone into USB charging ports in public.
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Barack Obama for letting the debate play out in public at all.
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Extreme, hateful views and speech increasingly repeated and normalized in public discourse.
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We all do weird shit—autistic people just do it in public.
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As a philosophical label, socialism fares dismally alongside capitalism in public sentiment.
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According to Virginia State law, firearms cannot be banned in public spaces.
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Zollinger said he doubts the fugitives will show their faces in public.
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But she's the one who started the whole misguided tiff in public.
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A telephone number connected with Preston in public records had been disconnected.
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People in public office have less entitlement to privacy, the argument goes.
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Historically, attacks on grooming in public have mostly been directed toward women.
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When I posed this question on Facebook, no one replied in public.
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As more abuses come to light, more will oppose it in public.
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The corruption matter didn't arise, at least in public, during Najib's visit.
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"Transgender people are often neglected in public health campaigns," Dr. Radix says.
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Jennifer Butler, chief executive of progressive policy group Faith in Public Life.
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Ries thinks such rewards are important because he believes in public markets.
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The brothers often criticised each other in public—and sometimes physically brawled.
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That could be blinding it to people who dislike performing in public.
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My mother had stopped wearing a bathing suit in public at 40.
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About a third of the fund's investments remain in public equity markets.
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Mr Fischer will wait and watch before he speaks out in public.
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In public, President Obama has been careful not to undermine his successor.
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One of us has hung his head in public like a rat.
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This is practice, she decided, even though she was playing in public.
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The investigation must be far more than an exercise in public relations.
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Airbnb doesn't have any specific safeguards to prevent listings in public housing.
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Use a virtual private network when connecting to Wi-Fi in public.
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Mr. Christie has repeatedly thumbed his nose at equity in public education.
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Next week's hearings will be the first to be held in public.
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Everyone, it seemed, felt a little less dread at being in public.
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In 2013, she was jailed for 15 days for begging in public.
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The resolution will ensure that impeachment proceedings continue, now in public view.
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"People in public office should feel comfortable opining on things," says Rep.
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Voters in Massachusetts defended the rights of transgender people in public spaces.
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He took them to the woodshed, and disciplined them in public view.
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Delaware -- A 2013 law bans discrimination against transgender individuals in public accommodations.
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The party, however, is fearful of people with grievances gathering in public.
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So if we are not allowed to talk in public, we act.
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During his years in the South, Hwang was extremely cautious in public.
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She was miserable; she hated having to cover her face in public.
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He has berated himself plenty in public and broken many a racket.
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Anything in public will largely be for public statements and for show.
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"It's [still] mostly Drogo," Momoa told Plumb of getting recognized in public.
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Because religious diversity is not getting any less important in public life.
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It's the sting of shame that comes from being humiliated in public.
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Still, the numbers suggest that Democrats have an advantage in public opinion.
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Last year, state and local governments invested $400 billion in public infrastructure.
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The fall in public sector banks is expected to continue, said Ghosh.
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In Massachusetts, voters upheld nondiscrimination protections for transgender people in public spaces.
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Google also pledged to investigate, but has said nothing in public since.
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There may also be a rise in public disorder and community tensions.
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In public, at least, you're supposed to root for the home team.
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I wait in line for the bathroom every time I'm in public.
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