The designer then put him in touch with a pattern maker, and the pattern maker put him in touch with a manufacturer.
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Ms. Marks, also the sort who keeps in touch with clients, however briefly they were clients, stayed in touch with the artist.
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Mr. Noguchi put me in touch with local farmers and cultural practitioners, vouching for me, and they in turn put me in touch with others.
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In 2017, Niall Horan shared that he doesn't regularly keep in touch with Malik but he has kept in touch with some of his other bandmates.
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It's a familiar way for KLM to get in touch with customers, and a convenient one for the many people who already use Messenger daily to get in touch with friends.
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Can you please put me in touch with David ?
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Someone I'd known at university and kept in touch with via Facebook got in touch with me—I think I'd been talking about the break-up online—and we started a relationship.
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Her uncanny ability to be one part in-touch with her tiny town, and one part in touch with the larger universe, results in works that combine the galactic with the planetary.
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Get in touch with them for some more detailed advice.
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So we got in touch with artist Julia Sinelnikova, a.k.a.
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We got in touch with them and they seemed delighted.
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Get in touch with us via email or Secure Drop.
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She gets in touch with her husband, living in Canada.
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Authorities are trying to get in touch with his family.
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Most do not even keep in touch with their alumni.
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The solution is to get in touch with your feelings.
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Shaquille O'Neal is getting in touch with his inner child.
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It's getting back in touch with what end clients need.
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And she still stays in touch with her TV family.
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Maybe you've felt more in touch with your creative side.
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Get in touch with a more spiritual side of yourself.
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How do you keep in touch with the latest things?
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Brandon stays in touch with them weekly through Facebook Messenger.
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The Moon symbolizes feelings: Get in touch with yours today.
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She's been keeping in touch with businesspeople on the ground.
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KS: Like how did you get in touch with them?
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I said, 'We have to keep in touch with people.
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Constand was in touch with him after the assault, too.
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He wants to get in touch with his Armenian roots.
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Fasting left me less in touch with God than ever.
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Get in touch with your doctor if you're not coping.
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Louie Swisher: The teens are not in touch with Lasso.
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Channing Tatum is getting in touch with his artsy side!
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" Stone said he's in touch with Assange "through an intermediary.
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Here's how you can get in touch with us securely.
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She loved quilting and always kept in touch with friends.
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We weren't able to get in touch with Joya, either.
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They make you feel more in touch with other people.
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Josh Abbott is getting in "Touch" with his paternal side!
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Corsi and Stone both deny being in touch with Assange.
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For those still in touch with reality, please read on.
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Greg Pratt: Yeah, so they got in touch with me.
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The Moon rules emotions, so get in touch with yours.
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Unless of course Rob gets in touch with Alicia Keys.
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Getting in touch with your spiritual side is recommended today.
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You're in touch with all six of your senses today.
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How did you get in touch with the other ladies?
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"To be in touch with our smallness," the nun says.
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The central bank has already been in touch with Amazon.
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Do you stay in touch with the couples you marry?
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J.W. Anderson is getting in touch with his softer side.
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Is Amy the only one truly in touch with herself?
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We don't know, we can't get in touch with anybody.
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Paul has also been in touch with the White House.
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Women, particularly midwives, were once "in touch with" the earth.
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Fighting helped me get really in touch with my body.
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My staff has been in touch with the transition team.
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He advised keeping in touch with your children through cellphones.
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Did you keep in touch with him for a while?
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He keeps in touch with them on the Telegram app.
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"We are in touch with all our citizens," Onen said.
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"We are in touch with all our citizens," Onen said.
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Kohen hasn't been in touch with prosecutors, she told CNN.
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They can also get in touch with a mutual friend.
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I got in touch with the authorities in the university.
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We're in touch with the Fed people all the time.
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She is still in touch with many of her models.
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Nor is populism about being in touch with the people.
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SCHIFF: We have certainly been in touch with his lawyer.
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Getting in touch with my father was, at first, comical.
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EG: I've been in touch with [HUD] Secretary [Ben] Carson.
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HAVE YOU BEEN IN TOUCH WITH THE PRESIDENT SINCE THEN?
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"We have been in touch with each other," she said.
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The moon rules emotions, so get in touch with yours.
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Men are tough; women are in touch with their feelings.
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Joanne put me in touch with the librarian at York.
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It is deferential, humbled and in touch with the gods.
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Have you been in touch with the city, or MTA?
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You can get in touch with a lot of people.
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Sometime in the last two decades, apple-picking became a seasonal pilgrimage for urban millennials seeking to get in touch with "rural America" — without, you know, actually having to get in touch with rural Americans.
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We encourage a safe space to get in touch with nature.
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I got in touch with Pesant to talk about this project.
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She's a character that I'd like to keep in touch with.
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That put me in touch with people in the conservation world.
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Simon said he put Williams in touch with the USADA's CEO.
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It's an excellent time to get in touch with your feelings.
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Get in touch with your network provider directly for full details.
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Spicer also said he still keeps in touch with the president.
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But Jenner got in touch with the head of the camp.
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Then, they got in touch with the Grand Rapids Fire Department.
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"Get in touch with what changes your soul needs," she says.
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She got in touch with him, and he said he's great.
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Indeed, 93% said they keep in touch with far-flung contacts.
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"People are not in touch with what they're feeling," Yan said.
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Dion said that her children remained in touch with their father.
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We're getting in touch with you right now to learn more.
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I haven't been able to get in touch with him since.
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You need to be able to get in touch with plants.
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I'm getting in touch with Grin co-founder Sergio Romo shortly.
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Sheeran stayed in touch with Seaborn as he continued his tour.
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How do I get in touch with someone at the company?
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I'm more in touch with sexism than I am with homophobia.
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Meanwhile, Munn confirmed she's not really in touch with her ex.
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Click through and get in touch with your new favorite bristles.
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"I tried to get in touch with my son," she recalls.
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The team was in touch with Ms. Spelling throughout her stay.
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They were in touch with an agent posing as a terrorist.
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I got in touch with him to understand what that's like.
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Spend today unwinding and getting in touch with your inner voice.
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It made me wonder if you're still in touch with them?
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She's also staying in touch with her family back in Ethiopia.
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Have Smash Mouth The Band been in touch with you yet?
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Dolcourt kept in touch with Verizon and Motorola throughout the day.
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Have you been in touch with any of these company people?
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And, they get in touch with each other during that time.
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It's a powerful time to get in touch with your emotions.
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Beyoncé knows how to play hard to get… in touch with.
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He wanted to be in touch with his unsettling, inchoate feelings.
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Casey Newton: The teens are not in touch with Lasso. Yeah.
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Authorities said they have been in touch with the teen's companions.
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You can get in touch with me by emailing my editor.
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If not, they'll put you in touch with someone who can!
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It's a wonderful time to get in touch with your heart.
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Hornacek said the team had been keeping in touch with Rose.
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She asked him how to get in touch with the waitress.
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We've been keeping in touch with a few Syrians this week.
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Schiff has said he's in touch with Cohen's legal team, too.
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Keeping in touch with your friends and family was more difficult.
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You wish he were more in touch with his inner troglodyte.
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He certainly is in touch with the different parties involved here.
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Our editor uses them to keep in touch with her parents.
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RM: Have you stayed in touch with Hillary over the years?
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I concentrate on keeping the blade in touch with the ground.
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It's rare that hosts will keep in touch with their guests.
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Where Silicon Valley goes to get in touch with its soul.
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Once she got in touch with her mom, she broke down.
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We've also been in touch with Jon's team regarding the matter.
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Shortly after sending that message, Girma got in touch with TechCrunch.
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She got in touch with some acquaintances in the outfitting business.
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Getting in touch with the inner-self includes technology for VENA2.
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Still, investigators were unable to get in touch with Ms. Martinez.
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How else do you keep in touch with friends and family?
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Andre puts us in touch with the space of the floor.
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She was as in touch with animal instincts as intellectual ones.
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First I got in touch with [interviewee] Christina Sumarmiyati via Facebook.
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He also stayed in touch with Mr. Carvey over the years.
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Bland had been in touch with her family to secure bail.
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She said she stays in touch with them through group messaging.
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I'm more in touch with the land here, and the seasons.
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I've been trying to get in touch with the governor. Call!
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How have you been staying in touch with your social groups?
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Dutton has been keeping in touch with friends at the Games.
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We are in touch with the CDC and the White House.
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Shea said authorities had been in touch with the Majors family.
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They then put her in touch with a journalist, she said.
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"We are not in touch with that guy," the spokesman said.
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He keeps in touch with Nettles, Willie Randolph and Ron Guidry.
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Get in touch with your roots, your family, and their stories.
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So I need to stay in touch with the old town.
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Executives have kept in touch with the SEC about their plans.
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Pfizer, for example, first got in touch with MSCI in 2014.
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IN TOUCH WITH CUSTOMER CONTRACTOR, WWHERE THE MONEY IS MADE. YOU.
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Cardinals safety Tyrann Mathieu said he was in touch with Arians.
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He's made the royals seem more in touch with the public.
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A family friend put her in touch with a restaurant owner.
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Have you been in touch with any House Republicans about this?
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Huntsman has also been in touch with Whelan's family, officials said.
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You've got to stay in touch with who you really are.
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The solution is actually being in touch with this divine force.
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"I'm trying to get in touch with Dr. Dukakis," Mark explained.
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H: Were you ever in touch with [Canadian philosopher] Marshall McLuhan?
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They're in touch with the health minister, and mapping their resources.
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I don't want no shit like, "I'm just so big that it's hard to get in touch with me," or you know, they got to go through a lot of people to get in touch with me.
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I'm in touch with his people, I have not spoken to him.
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But Goldman Sachs wants candidates who are in touch with the emotions.
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You get more in touch with yourself as a woman, I think.
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" Dorfman says she's in touch with Soules "pretty often, especially right now.
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Janice Dickinson was looking to get in touch with an old friend.
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The part of me very in touch with my youth is astounded.
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In the movie, Don states he's not in touch with his brothers.
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It's a wonderful day to get in touch with your emotional needs.
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I wanted to get more in touch with what I was cooking.
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The group has also been in touch with the U.S. Air Force.
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Brand was also put in touch with a representative from Universal Pictures.
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I would just say I'm in touch with the world that exists.
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Anybody with information regarding these matches should get in touch with us.
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"He knows how to get in touch with her," a friend clarified.
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They asked if I had been in touch with my birth family.
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I still kept in touch with this coach these past few years.
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We've been in touch with him and have apologized for the inconvenience.
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ET, when Cassini is expected to get back in touch with Earth.
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Q. Are you in touch with "Star Wars" fans in other countries?
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People who live there seem free-spirited and in touch with themselves.
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Their importance goes well beyond staying in touch with people back home.
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So there are some millennials who are very in touch with agriculture.
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Making art and getting in touch with your spiritual side is encouraged.
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MACCALLUM: He&aposs been in touch with sources close to this investigation.
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The Moon is encouraging you to get in touch with your feelings.
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Stay in touch with your emotions, but don't let them control you.
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This is a wonderful time to get in touch with your emotions.
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Detroit news anchor Evrod Cassimy was also in touch with Franklin's family.
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TC: How did Y Combinator first end up in touch with Houston?
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I had kept in touch with our guide from 2000, Karma Sherpa.
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Yeah, I've been in touch with that music since I can remember.
|
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Taiclet said his company has been "well in touch" with Dish management.
|
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You just have to get in touch with your inner fitness fanatic.
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"They probably couldn't get in touch with me, I guess," Lohan said.
|
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Detroit news anchor Evrod Cassimy was also in touch with Franklin's family.
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And we have already gotten in touch with them to reverse it.
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I've always kept in touch with him vaguely and sent him stuff.
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And if you made the sign, get in touch with the police.
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It's all just meeting people and feeling in touch with little communities.
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He said he had been in touch with the government in Laos.
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If anybody&aposs in touch with the middle class it&aposs Trump.
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I give him information on how to get in touch with me.
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"We are in touch with the customer and looking into it."Â
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"I'm still in touch with almost half of the people," he says.
|
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I needed it to stay in touch with friends who live abroad.
|
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The fellow cheftestant he still keeps in touch with may surprise you.
|
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" And Henderson shared that she's still "always in touch with the kids.
|
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We are in touch with the Ministry of Health in this regard.
|
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So, if anyone knows how to get in touch with Kevin Costner ...
|
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And-- he keeps in touch with the management and all of that.
|
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But finally, I feel like I'm getting back in touch with myself.
|
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They stayed in touch with Lorenz and saw him at social events.
|
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Today, you'll get in touch with some intense aspects of your soul.
|
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He has also been in touch with Long and Duke, Bossert said.
|
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"Any expert is welcome to get in touch with us," he says.
|
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However, there is no indication he was in touch with terrorists overseas.
|
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That's driven more potential candidates to get in touch with the team.
|
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Someone told me to get in touch with you with these raps.
|
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He [was] somebody I knew I wanted to keep in touch with.
|
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Casey Newton: Well, you've gotta stay in touch with the teens, y'all.
|
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Canada's foreign affairs department said it was in touch with Peruvian officials.
|
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A journalist gets in touch with me and I share my story.
|
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Both of them have been in touch with me about little things.
|
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There, she called her mother, who got in touch with the police.
|
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In this regard, we will be in touch with the FIA soon.
|
|
It's not that hard to get in touch with a federal prisoner.
|
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Do the still-local Apleys stay in touch with a family diaspora?
|
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One Insider Picks editor uses themto keep in touch with her parents.
|
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He stayed in touch with her every single day on the phone.
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I couldn't get in touch with anybody to take care of them.
|
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"He was speaking to staying in touch with your constituents," added Rep.
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Dearborn got in touch with Strange's campaign after speaking with the President.
|
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This is a great time to get in touch with your body.
|
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"I'm closely in touch with currency authorities in other countries," he said.
|
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This is the perfect time to get in touch with your feelings.
|
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She is in touch with her mother, who is still in Myanmar.
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Nor do I generally keep in touch with the people I photograph.
|
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I tried to get in touch with Google to share my feelings.
|
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She does still appear to keep in touch with her ominous roots.
|
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TechCrunch got in touch with the SEC, but it declined to comment.
|
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It's time to nurture yourself and get in touch with your feelings.
|
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"Right now we are in touch with a few investors," confirms Goyal.
|
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I'm still in touch with him and Candy—his wife is amazing.
|
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It's very difficult for me to stay in touch with my family.
|
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This is a fantastic time to get in touch with your emotions.
|
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Burke said his agent was in touch with MSG the next day.
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I don't think that puts you in touch with what's going on.
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Keep in touch with friends, family, neighbors and maybe even your coworkers.
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I'm in touch with students via internet and I've cleaned my desk.
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You can always get in touch with us if something goes wrong.
|
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Still, they had not been in touch with Cristina for a decade.
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The agency most often gets in touch with taxpayers via snail mail.
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The organization put Mr. Hassan in touch with Mr. Sweilem on Friday.
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"We weren't able to get in touch with anybody," Dr. Bray said.
|
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Ms. Meiners said she continued to be in touch with the man.
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Keep in touch with them over the phone or with video calls.
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DeSantis assured Floridians that he was prepared, and in touch with Trump.
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I'm in touch with students via internet and I've cleaned my desk.
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"People were able to get in touch with me instantaneously," Pillar said.
|
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We see Fleabag vulnerable and — finally, painfully — in touch with her emotions.
|
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He was in touch with Woods, who had been contemplating alternative plans.
|
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UPS spokesman David Graves said they are staying in touch with authorities.
|
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He asked Ukraine's President to be in touch with both of them.
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Has the person who sent that tip stayed in touch with you?
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Quinn got in touch with Keller and gave him a stern talk.
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Being in touch with myself enough to know when something is wrong.
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We're trying to get in touch with his people for an answer.
|
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They got in touch with Mr. Valentin in the summer of 2500.
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Has your committee been in touch with John Bolton and his lawyer?
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Around the start of 2013, Conte got back in touch with Yam.
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" What Schiff said: "I'm going to put you in touch with Rudy.
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INTERNATIONAL CALLS We stay in touch with Tokyo and London a lot.
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Lutsenko and Parnas kept in touch with each other via text message.
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Chairman Cummings and I have been in touch with [each other] constantly.
|
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GOP leaders have been in touch with Trump repeatedly, aides tell CNN.
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Her doctor put her in touch with a Dr. Whittet from Scotland.
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And get in touch with us for help if anything goes sideways.
|
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We got in touch with Lloyd Blankfein to see what he thinks.
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This is a wonderful time to get in touch with your feelings.
|
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I didn't have to get in touch with both references, only one.
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It's a marvelous time to get in touch with your emotional needs.
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" In crises, he says, "We're the first people in touch with everyone.
|
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I have a number of guy friends I knew before I met my boyfriend, and whom I remain in touch with — some that I see day-to-day, and some that I stay in touch with by email.
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Since we launched in December we've heard from parents around the country that Messenger Kids has helped them stay in touch with their children and has enabled their children to stay in touch with family members near and far.
|
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On the other hand, AI could also help free us up for more time spent with loved ones — kind of like how social media has helped us keep in touch with friends we wouldn't normally keep in touch with.
|
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Kristen Stewart and Stella Maxwell are getting in touch with their inner child.
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He reluctantly put her in touch with Tamar, who was living in Hawaii.
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Make time for self-care and to get in touch with your emotions.
|
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" Stone adds of Assange, "I am in touch with him through an intermediary.
|
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If so, have you been in touch with that professor in subsequent years?
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When the CNN crew returned home, they kept in touch with Elysee's carers.
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The videos didn't include the two friends he put Eric in touch with.
|
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"About a year ago, a woman got in touch with me," he says.
|
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"Our government will be more in touch with our individual constituents," he said.
|
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She remained in touch with him for several years after she was fired.
|
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I got in touch with the man, and spoke to him at length.
|
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I asked if she intended to get in touch with this John Leal.
|
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Blitzchung has been staying in touch with fans through both Twitter and Twitch.
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A fifth is said to have been in touch with him by phone.
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I'd love to do this if I ever get in touch with them.
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Here, 25 pieces to help you get in touch with your sensible side.
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As for Innokenty, he was in touch with Kalnbērzs sporadically after his surgeries.
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News that she still keeps in touch with Kristin Cavallari and Audrina Patridge.
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U.S. diplomats in Moscow were in touch with the Russian government, she said.
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"If anyone knows this brother, please get in touch with us," he wrote.
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Are you keeping in touch with your family, like you said you would?
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"Living here, sooner or later you come in touch with wine," he says.
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And I want children that are in touch with that kind of empathy.
|
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He says he has stayed in touch with the Clintons over the years.
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There, a local charity put them in touch with a nearby swimming club.
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She can't get in touch with Jack, who is out in the wilderness.
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I have filed a report but I cannot get in touch with anyone.
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She kept in touch with Klein, often updating him on her son's condition.
|
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Angelina Jolie and daughter Shiloh are getting in touch with their wild side.
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Ireland said on Friday it had been in touch with firms considering relocating.
|
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It took me at least three months to get in touch with Diamond.
|
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After 30 minutes, his manager is able to get in touch with him.
|
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Getting in touch with your roots and your community is major this month.
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We have to keep in touch with our businesses, our friends and family.
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Join a Slack community, or stay in touch with coworkers from previous gigs.
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New Zealand's foreign ministry said it had been in touch with Chinese diplomats.
|
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Dumas said she has been in touch with the Broward County Health Department.
|
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Stofan is now at the Smithsonian but she's remained in touch with Abby.
|
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They are creating their own narrative that is not in touch with reality.
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"I haven't actually been in touch with him for a while," she admitted.
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Inada hasn't been in touch with Kagoike in 10 years, according to Akiba.
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"We are in touch with relevant authorities to gather more information," he said.
|
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Cordell put Marusak in touch with Kanodia, who diagnosed the auto-brewery syndrome.
|
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Have you been able to get in touch with artists on the record?
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I recently got in touch with the person tweeting as fake Rex Tillerson.
|
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Orchestra representatives got in touch with a local violin shop, Maison du Violin.
|
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You feel deeply in touch with where you come from this week, Sagittarius.
|
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A Tesla representative will be in touch with owners to schedule an appointment.
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It was so special, and I'm still in touch with those kids today!
|
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LOS ANGELES — Now there's another way to get in touch with The Path.
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"We are in touch with YouTube creators to address their concerns," officials said.
|
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I got in touch with him to find out more about his organization.
|
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Hicks has stayed in touch with the Trump family since her abrupt exit.
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"He said, 'You should be in touch with this guy,'" the man recounted.
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She cast her husband as someone who's in touch with America's working class.
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The musician, 46, also happens to be in touch with her spiritual side.
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The family uses Viber to stay in touch with their relatives in Iraq.
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Of course, Philipps didn't need a reunion to stay in touch with Williams.
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Rodney Davis of Illinois, who said he was in touch with Palmer's family.
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I was scrounging around for a way to get in touch with her.
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Candidates can pick from those and get in touch with the employers' recruiters.
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I like to keep in touch with what she's thinking and talking about.
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Both Habani and and Gabralla were in touch with Al-Imam on Wednesday.
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Villasana moved away from Lima in 2016, but kept in touch with Tamara.
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"I wasn't quite in touch with the music of the language," she said.
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KUDLOW SAYS LIGHTHIZER WILL BE IN TOUCH WITH CHINESE COUNTERPARTS ON TRADE TALKS
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Neal also told CNN he has "been in touch" with the joint committee.
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The CSA declined to say if it was in touch with the SEC.
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People always asked me if I got in touch with my inner Baldwin.
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I called the province and was put in touch with Father Philip Judge.
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Warner's office said that Capitol Police have been in touch with Roanoke police.
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McCain's foreign policy advisor, and to keep in touch with him after that.
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Later in the evening, Woodfield confirmed she'd been in touch with the police.
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It's easy to look forward, while still staying in touch with the past.
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The sun enters Taurus on Saturday, putting you in touch with your beliefs.
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They can also use Edovo to stay in touch with their loved ones.
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She got in touch with Gerson, and they started talking about new ideas.
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Sussman put me in touch with Michael Ruhlman, who wrote the book Egg.
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He got in touch with his friends again, and signed up for classes.
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Maybe the FBI could get in touch with the country's local police forces.
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THUMP doesn't like unanswered questions, so we got in touch with the pair.
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This is an important time for getting in touch with your inner voice.
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So I got in touch with Andreas Prasadja, Indonesia's only sleep disorder specialist.
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He also said it's important that people stay in touch with one another.
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"We can't get in touch with her very often," Reiter recently told me.
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I'm getting back in touch with the person I was when growing up.
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I also got back in touch with an old friend from elementary school.
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Have you been in touch with others who've experienced this very specific tragedy?
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"I will be in touch with counsel soon to discuss rescheduling," Slights wrote.
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We've been in in touch with the Googler and are offering our support.
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And of course work with the promoters and stay in touch with them.
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In touch with the land This place suits me better than city life.
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To keep in touch with loved ones: House Party, Snapchat, Marco Polo, Facetime
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It's easier to feel in touch with some essence of what America is.
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When you're working from home, staying in touch with your colleagues is vital.
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Sometimes subjects in our articles see errors and get in touch with us.
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Both have been in touch with former vice president Joe Biden's presidential campaign.
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I guess you didn't have any way of getting in touch with him.
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Group chats can be a great way to stay in touch with people.
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Eidelberg is the one teacher I've stayed in touch with all these years.
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Or get in touch with your crafty side and DIY your own gifts.
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A source told Reuters it was in touch with other major central banks.
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I mostly see people using WhatsApp to keep in touch with others overseas.
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Dallas representatives were already in touch with Amazon about next steps, he said.
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Ellie leaves LA and keeps in touch with Joe for his financial support.
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Get in touch with your spiritual side, or connect with your general beliefs.
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Keep in touch with your old friends and family via phone, Benton recommends.
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Matthew Trumm, a Northern California environmentalist, got in touch with Liu in 2018.
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And then a day after honoring Forde, Alderson got in touch with Wood.
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He wants to keep young people in touch with their local musical traditions.
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He still has family in Dara'a and is in touch with them regularly.
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The drug becomes the narrow way of getting in touch with their feelings.
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Emails between the two show that Schrage put Callan in touch with internet.
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It is a good way to stay in touch with our young people.
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But Credico didn't ever get in touch with Assange, according to his testimony.
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Trying out new coping habits and staying in touch with friends will help.
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Here's how to get in touch with us, including an encrypted submission form.
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Have you been in touch with any of these people since your story?
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He previously told The Hill that he still keeps in touch with her.
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Zelenskiy indicates his office is in touch with Giuliani early in the call.
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The moon enters your sign, helping you get in touch with your feelings.
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White House aides are reportedly in touch with Fox on the rally issue.
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He'd already been in touch with a contractor and insurance agent about rebuilding.
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Please get in touch with your manager or HR partner for more information.
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Virgo is an Earth sign, so get in touch with your five senses.
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So I randomly selected three and will be in touch with the winners.
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Instagram got me in touch with how much of an exhibitionist I am.
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I'm maybe a little too in touch with my Samantha side as well.
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Cops are investigating and are trying to get in touch with Bradley, ASAP.
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No one's really in touch with reality today, so keep that in mind.
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We are only in touch with these guys who are responsible with cybersecurity.
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One call led to another and they got in touch with Mark's publicist.
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No. Jared Grusd, the CEO of Huffington Post, got in touch with me.
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This is the perfect time to get in touch with your emotional needs.
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I'm still in touch with many of the people I met back then.
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" August 8, 2016 -- Roger Stone says he was in touch with Assange During a speech in Florida, former Trump campaign adviser Roger Stone claimed to be in touch with Assange and predicted upcoming WikiLeaks releases: "I actually have communicated with Assange.
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Cancerfonden said it had tried in vain to get in touch with the company.
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To what extent was the mayor a competent executive in touch with Middle America?
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Chloe's goals include wanting to get more in touch with herself, as a woman.
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Canadian officials have been in touch with their U.S. counterparts about this, Genest said.
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I was watching the news and I couldn't get in touch with my brother.
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He keeps in touch with his daughter via electronic means while she's in prison.
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The magic of being in touch with yourself and your body and your posture.
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She said the ICC was in touch with both sides in the Gaza conflict.
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Throughout her rise to country stardom, she's kept in touch with her family roots.
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We are also in touch with Mr. Horabin directly and have resolved her claim.
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Schiff said he had not yet been in touch with Johnson on the matter.
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Okugbawa said the union had been in touch with the government to hold talks.
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Libra is a romantic and wants us to get in touch with our hearts.
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She is regularly in touch with recently diagnosed patients and shares her personal experience.
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You know, you get in touch with producers and it's ... I'll look into it.
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I stayed in touch with him and continued to check in with him occasionally.
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For a while after Charity's death, Leona kept in touch with the boy's mother.
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I would say, no matter what you do, stay in touch with your creativity.
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Do you stay in touch with him much, as either a friend or mentor?
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Sometimes, they have to get in touch with the candidates themselves to get answers.
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So we got in touch with him and he said to come on over.
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Chaiwala put me in touch with the 56-year-old community worker and SecondWife.
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He was in touch with Paul Manafort the deputy Rick Gates during the campaign.
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I get in touch with my inner child and have Fruit Loops for breakfast.
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His campaign has tried to portray McCaskill as more in touch with the elites.
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Andrew Yang's campaign is not involved but has been in touch with the group.
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This week, it's time to get in touch with your sense of self, Aries.
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Several painstaking days passed before she was able to get in touch with them.
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They are just completely in touch with themselves and their lives and each other.
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To be in touch with nature, and try to make the right decisions, maybe.
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He said he wished he had been personally in touch with the families sooner.
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He also said he had been in touch with Mr. Allan in recent weeks.
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He initially stayed in touch with his doctor, but eventually the two lost touch.
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I'm here for the movies that are a bit more in touch with reality.
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Perhaps you're looking for a way to get in touch with your spiritual side.
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For example, "I'll be in touch with you soon, " shows a lot more promise.
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Brad Pitt is getting in touch with his artistic side — but not on camera.
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"[Masturbation] gets you in touch with your body and your sexuality," Dr. Chavez says.
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I contacted the tech transfer office and they put me in touch with [him].
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The actress-turned-singer keeps in touch with Swift and fellow squad members i.e.
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"Each year in the summer they get in touch with us," Ms. He said.
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At my school, the multicultural community, we are very in touch with each other.
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Snapchat, Instagram and Facebook make it seem easier to keep in touch with friends.
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"[Mia's] in touch with my two daughters, her two aunts," says May's mother Janet.
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Most of them keep in touch with me and update me about their progress.
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Though the duo has since parted ways, they're still in touch with one another.
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We have been in touch with the customer and have apologized for her experience.
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Christie was in touch with the billionaire by phone and discussed the vice presidency.
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Then again, being in touch with one's sexuality doesn't necessarily equate to being polyamorous.
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Do you still keep in touch with any of the members from the crew?
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And that's when Albert admits to Cooper that he'd been in touch with Jeffries.
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The Moon enters Pisces today, encouraging you to get in touch with your feelings.
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He got in touch with physics professor Saul Rappaport, and Rappaport got to work.
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This is a path for her to get re-in-touch with her base.
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She puts me in touch with Sean* in Florida, who has just turned 21.
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Battleground state Pennsylvania, meanwhile, has been in touch with DHS officials about possible protections.
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Mercury retrogrades into Cancer on Sunday, putting you in touch with your innermost thoughts.
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Within hours, the post had reached Jennifer's friend who got in touch with her.
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The former CEO said he keeps in touch with Nadella to give product feedback.
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Does your daughter keep you in touch with what the kids are listening to?
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Was he someone you were in touch with regularly around this time as well?
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We've seen brands attempt to get in touch with the youth and fail miserably.
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"I tried to get in touch with the bishop, I really did," Spring says.
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Hartfield got in touch with Francis when he saw they both lived in California.
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Just today, the son of a deserter got in touch with me via Twitter.
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Anheuser-Busch got in touch with Otto soon after the company launched in January.
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Then, Boots got in touch with us a few months later through our management.
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In recent news, a Russian official says they were in touch with Trump's campaign.
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You can also call congress to directly get in touch with your elected official.
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In a couple of cases family members put me in touch with their mothers.
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I also keep in touch with another specialist about my ankle and my hip.
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Payne still watches 'The Walking Dead' and still stays in touch with the cast
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He said that Bourdain's assistant contacted him to get in touch with the family.
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Attempts to get in touch with anyone at the TerraMar Project were also unsuccessful.
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There are no human beings that are more in touch with purity than children.
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Huntsman has also been in touch with Whelan's family members in the United States.
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However, Polizzi reveals that there is one roommate she doesn't keep in touch with.
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If the feedback is accurate, then we can get in touch with the driver.
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And Ms. Robertson stayed in touch with the pair via text messages and photos.
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But Tusk said Uber was probably already in touch with members of Britain's parliament.
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Dr. Wagerstein tattles about Rachel's mother staying in touch with Jeremy, Rachel's cameraman ex.
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He was also in touch with Ivan Timofeev, a Russian foreign policy analyst. 7.
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Try to prioritize sleep, and stay in touch with your emotions through active observation.
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However, Amazon puts third-party sellers in touch with each other to resolve disputes.
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Have you been in touch with the state committee about the Nixon-Cuomo primary?
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It was easy for people here in Cadqués to be in touch with him.
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I wanted to get in touch with people and tell them I love them.
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It helped me stay in touch with lots of customers and make many sales.
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So I was sneaking into the film world and getting in touch with that.
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I wonder if he still keeps in touch with her and if she's single.
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This is a magical time to get in touch with yourself and your goals.
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Get back in touch with the things that make you happy this Mercury retrograde.
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The CEO's past in the kitchen keeps Creator in touch with the human element.
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How did you get in touch with the prisoner artists in the first place?
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He put Binkowski in touch with Hard Rock's licensing department, who loved the idea.
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He didn't seem to have many friends or relatives he kept in touch with.
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I kept my Instagram account because I like keeping in touch with friends there.
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He was in touch with Giraldi throughout the process, who was an invaluable resource.
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"I think that's what Judith gets in touch with when she listens," Thomson said.
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I have always wanted my heart to be directly in touch with the reader's.
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Will put me in touch with Zhouqin Burnikel and we quickly set to work.
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How do you keep in touch with them and work with them on stories?
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We had access to keep in touch with family but I didn't want to.
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Keep in touch with people over the phone, video calling, or through online services.
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I hope so, and I'll stay in touch with them to track their progress.
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I was gay, but not out at the time or in touch with that.
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He quickly put her in touch with a lawyer in Brasília, the Brazilian capital.
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In the meantime, investigators discovered no one had been in touch with Tylee either.
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I think people buy these instruments because they put them in touch with reality.
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While at least in touch with reality, this stance neglects to apply its lessons.
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Mr. Scheutz, the mayor, has been in touch with his counterparts in nearby Salzburg.
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I'm 41 now, so I've got to keep in touch with the cool stuff.
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She got in touch with DKMS, which gave her Theine's name and email address.
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Only then did Facebook representatives get in touch with Sri Lankan officials, they say.
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Sunday's full moon can put you in touch with your acquaintances and daily connections.
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She agreed to participate and put them in touch with several other prison choruses.
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More direct avenues to get in touch with the company aren't available to them.
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We got back in touch with each other and things are falling in place.
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Make sure you keep in touch with those both older and younger than you.
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Later in the day, though, an NBC official got in touch with Kelly's camp.
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Ray's sensitivity, Pearce says, has definitely put her more in touch with her emotions.
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Our network of sources in Syria put us in touch with other town residents.
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ITU has been in touch with the athlete, who is fully cooperating providing information.
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You don't need to learn about Indigenous knowledge to be in touch with this.
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For almost 40 years, I kept in touch with a college friend through letters.
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" An unphased Trump responds, "Fine, can you get me in touch with 'John Wick'?!
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Josh Gottheimer, has been in touch with Collins and her Democratic co-organizer Sen.
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" 'We can't put you in touch with anyone' — that was the attitude," he said.
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Still, Stupak keeps in touch with his old colleagues when he is in Washington.
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"They'll be in touch with us, our phones will be ringing off the hook."
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I'm going to put you in touch with people, and not just any people.
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Mithril confirmed in a statement that its lawyers are in touch with government authorities.
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Did he ever instruct anyone to get in touch with Mr. Stone about WikiLeaks?
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Michael Dukakis, the Democratic presidential nominee in 1988, who keeps in touch with Warren.
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And finally, David recommends a way to stay in touch with your childhood self.
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Take time today to rest and meditate—get in touch with your inner voice.
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He also mentioned being in touch with someone linked to the Russian Foreign Ministry.
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Today, Seiffert is only in touch with a few of the youngsters he met.
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A source from the radical political internet world put me in touch with Joey.
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This is something that many who have been in touch with Uber have experienced.
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"I focus on intuitive eating, becoming more in touch with your own body," she says.
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Britain's financial markets regulator said it was in touch with Woodford over the fund suspension.
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This understanding of seeing makes him a particularly modern artist in touch with his time.
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An important factor in their success was that they remained in touch with their families.
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The Foreign and Commonwealth Office spokesman said British officials were in touch with UAE authorities.
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You're very in touch with your feelings usually; however, today you're feeling overwhelmed by them.
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India's Foreign Ministry said it was in touch with local authorities and had offered assistance.
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Feeling a sharp pang of envy can put you in touch with your inner desires.
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I got in touch with Camilla Ledegaard Svendsen, an old friend of his, through Facebook.
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More than just keeping people connected, fan forums keep supporters in touch with their heritage.
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Over the years, Bell and Mark have kept in touch with Tiny and her family.
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That's when a friend put me in touch with Steve Moore from the organisation VolteFace.
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She got in touch with the person who wrote that post to ask some questions.
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LG: Are you in touch with cleaning people who are adapting to these new schedules?
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We were in touch with him late yesterday to ask why he made the effort.
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There was just no way to get in touch with her and tell her that.
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"It's important for me to be in touch with her in that aspect," Smith said.
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You can't do your work unless you're able to keep in touch with the community.
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She also mentioned that she hasn't kept in touch with The Situation since the reunion.
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He'd been on authorities' radar because they said he'd been in touch with radical Islamists.
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Vietnamese authorities have said only that they are investigating and are in touch with Malaysia.
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But he kept in touch with his sweetheart for years through texts and phone calls.
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While she is away in school, Radtke attempts to keep in touch with her uncle.
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Erdogan said he had been in touch with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas about the deal.
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You are in touch with your feelings but they can seem changeable, which is unusual!
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Getting in touch with your emotions is key today—big transformations can take place now.
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He said artists who enjoy their visit often put him in touch with their friends.
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Make sure you also have a way to get in touch with family and friends.
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Use this time to organize your personal space or get in touch with your parents.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted that he was in touch with authorities in the northeast.
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Those users will be able to get in touch with lawmakers through a single click.
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Kanye tried to get in touch with me a couple times in the early 2000s.
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Since announcing their split, "John has constantly been in touch with Nikki," said the insider.
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Through our network, the staff keep in touch with them in some form or other.
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So I asked Wendy who she recommended, and she put me in touch with Kelli.
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If a relative or friend of yours served, help us get in touch with them.
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But, get this ... a super-famous music producer has apparently been in touch with Rebecca.
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PLUS: Henner reveals she still keeps in touch with her castmates from the ABC sitcom.
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Khloé tells the women that she's had some trouble getting in touch with her brother.
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That person, "U," I haven't really been in touch with her for a long time.
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It's how I keep in touch with my friends; it's how I have a job.
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VisitFlanders said it was in touch with the platform to seek to resolve the issue.
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"We were in touch with [Kate] the night before and she sounded happy," Andy said.
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During those times, the athlete has always acknowledged that he's in touch with his emotions.
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To check on those rides, check out or get in touch with the relevant organization.
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I've stayed in touch with everyone and checked in to make sure they're all okay.
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I grew up with all sisters so I'm in touch with that part of myself.
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Lopez is hardly the first celebrity that Lohan has attempted to get in touch with.
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The New York Police Department is in touch with the man's family, the sources said.
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No, I didn't get in touch with any of that until I moved to California.
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If you can, get in touch with Marco from Thumbtack or anybody in my portfolio.
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When Ellroy was in psychiatric lockdown, a friend put Knode in touch with Carrie Fisher.
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If you're a Cancer, you're a water sign, and thus in touch with your emotions.
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They also have to keep an app updated and in touch with the smart card.
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To its credit, Apple got in touch with Lee and worked to replicate his results.
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A spokeswoman for the U.S. Embassy said it was in touch with New Zealand authorities.
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Leo season also begins today, asking you to get in touch with your heart's desire.
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Longtime collaborator Brian Eno was in touch with Bowie just a week before his death.
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If you have any of these answers, please get in touch with Josh on Twitter
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The moon enters your sign, Gemini, encouraging you to get in touch with your emotions!
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One way they keep in touch with those deployed is through the Pen Pal Program.
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The break was designed to put the participants in touch with how they were feeling.
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The moon enters your sign tonight, asking you to get in touch with your emotions.
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Even post-presidency, he's kept in touch with many world leaders through the Clinton Foundation.
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EISEN: I IMAGINE YOU'VE BEEN IN TOUCH WITH BUSINESS HERE AT THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
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Another great way to get more in touch with your inner world: journaling, he says.
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GMT Morton got in touch with Mashable to explain how the whole thing came about.
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Meanwhile, Pennsylvania, a battleground state, has been in touch with DHS officials about possible protections.
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We've been in touch with folks on the transition team, dating to before the election.
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His post caught the eye of Nina Kaye, who immediately got in touch with him.
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Eventually, he got in touch with a Cameroonian embassy representative who arranged for his repatriation.
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And that it's really important to stay in touch with some of your oldest friends.
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Democratic voters almost unanimously identified Sanders as more trustworthy and in touch with their problems.
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So — true to RuPaul form — I got in touch with him to make him aware.
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I got in touch with a Syrian refugee living in Germany who calls himself Alex.
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Regulators are in touch with the works council as they review Deutsche Boerse's merger application.
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The IOC has said it has been in touch with French magistrates over the case.
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Hedonism Bot from Futurama is another character exquisitely in touch with things that provide pleasure.
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The Moon is in your sign today, helping you get in touch with your feelings.
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I got in touch with Fitzgerald and McNaughton to find out more about the book.
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This is especially true with certain records that are in touch with the current times.
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All major billboard advertising companies have gotten in touch with Kino-mo, including JC Decaux.
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This is a powerful time to get in touch with your emotions and your needs.
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I continued to stay in touch with those stranded neighbors through a group Facebook page.
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But others who were in touch with the students said the gesture was not political.
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Malia will quickly be put in touch with that history when she arrives on campus.
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For the first project, Resonance, we got in touch with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra.
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Be sure to stay in touch with your loan servicer about your first due date.
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Getting teens in touch with mindfulness, meditation and stress management resources is also extremely helpful.
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MacKenzie had a lot of friends and was great about keeping in touch with them.
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I've been using it to stay in touch with my family and I love it.
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Then there were the logistical problems of getting and staying in touch with the students.
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"This man is a hard-working guy, so in touch with the people," Palin added.
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"I can put you in touch with my friend Rita for next week," she said.
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In addition, researchers can transparently explore the marketplace and get in touch with participants directly.
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A GM spokesperson told The Hill the company was in touch with lawmakers and theadministration.
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"I've been in touch with them but there's nothing to talk about," Mr. Trump said.
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A pair of kicks to let your kid get in touch with their inner superhero
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She uses Facebook to keep in touch with family, and enjoys watching viral dog videos.
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"I know we will stay in touch with one another for a lifetime," he said.
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"It is important we are in touch with the people from the area," Moyes said.
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The White House has been in touch with local officials and offered any necessary assistance.
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"When things like that happen, it puts you in touch with your mortality," White said.
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BST Nem got in touch with us to talk a bit more about his mission.
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"Mary stayed in touch with Vili in a lot of different ways," Olsen tells Walters.
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When WikiLeaks began releasing hacked DNC emails, the Australians got in touch with the Americans.
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He said he has been in touch with Puerto Rico Secretary of Education Julia Keleher.
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" The former Air America Radio host blasted Trump voters as not "in touch with reality.
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"We are in touch with our customers and are determining impacts to them," Wheatley said.
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They found that about 40 percent of respondents kept in touch with a former flame.
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You'll be more in touch with your emotions until the Moon enters Cancer next week.
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Thursday's solar eclipse will put you in touch with how to share your deep insights.
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When it actually affects you, it really puts you really in touch with your humanity.
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"We are following it closely and we are in touch with the regulators," he said.
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I tried to get in touch with them as well, and it just didn't happen.
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The Moon is in your sign, encouraging you to get in touch with your emotions.
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We got in touch with Jay to find out more about the film and soundtrack.
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A department representative also told Vox that Huntsman had been in touch with Whelan's family.
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The moon enters your sign tonight, encouraging you to get in touch with your feelings.
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All times EST Get in touch with your mental development during this Mercury retrograde March.
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We're expected to be in touch with our emotions in a way that boys don't.
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Finding his Margaritaville was about getting in touch with a side that needed to chill.
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So hopefully somebody will get in touch with you from that side of the government.
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I got in touch with Anil Bhanot of the Hindu Council UK to find out.
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The collection is in touch with the way real people live in the 21st century.
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Above all, fashion's androgynous moment actually makes me feel more in touch with my femininity.
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And you've learned to be more in touch with your intuition—trust your gut today!
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" She's in touch with the part of herself where "snobbery and superstition overlap most abominably.
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Surprisingly, though, the best way to get in touch with eBay is pretty old school.
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The police in helicopters who could see the blaze were not in touch with firefighters.
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Recently, I got back in touch with Mr. Banga of Mastercard, wanting to compare notes.
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They got in touch with the local Alzheimer's association and set up some group tours.
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"We've been in touch with them all day," Mr. Murphy said of the utility companies.
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I think women are more in touch with their emotions, with the cycle of living.
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We'll be in touch with applicants in the coming months about some of those opportunities.
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I kept in touch with him until his death about three or four years ago.
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She also stayed in touch with many of them long after her work was done.
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As soon as I'm on a yoga mat, I feel more in touch with myself.
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I have not kept in touch with Alan and that makes me feel even worse.
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Most real estate agents will offer to put a buyer in touch with an inspector.
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Mr. Chandler put her in touch with his former campaign manager, and she was off.
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Frequently, Ms. Tirschwell would try to get in touch with Mr. Ravich to discuss business.
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He was not in touch with anyone outside of Poland for weeks at a time.
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Macron was in touch with Michel to organize the response, added the official on Monday.
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Macron was in touch with Michel to organise the response, added the official on Monday.
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I'm going to try and get in touch with everybody and keep talking with them.
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Aside from that tour, how have you stayed in touch with that kind of energy?
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As this change was announced, Lynch said he has not been in touch with Schnatter.
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Get in touch with your inner performer while the Sun lights up this charismatic sign.
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Your planetary ruler Mercury moves into Virgo, helping you get in touch with your roots.
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One coworker I know of called 75 times before he got in touch with anyone.
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The campaign is in touch with public health professionals ahead of every rally, he said.
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Rolnick said the campaign is in touch with supporters of Buttigieg and billionaire Tom Steyer.
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Mr. Mehdawi said they had been in touch with the Taliban about retrieving the dead.
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He kept in touch with his family, but never told them he was in Syria.
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She said she and her mom have been in touch with Turner since the accident.
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Get in touch with your inner voice and take a risk at developing your intuition.
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"New Men are more in touch with their feelings than even women are," she wrote.
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He has politically vulnerable members to stay in touch with and keep the pulse of.
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Vakhabov said the embassy is in touch with the Kingston police and the coroner's office.
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Vakhabov said the embassy was in touch with the Kingston police and the coroner's office.
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She got in touch with Steven, a childhood friend, and invited him to visit her.
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According to the New Yorker article, Ms. Leathers put the teenager in touch with DailyMail.
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Newspapers and websites, unable to get in touch with their reporters, stopped publishing for weeks.
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I kept in touch with that man for a year or so after that evening.
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We're told LAPD has put her in touch with its Homeless Outreach Team, as well.
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And as he did with Allred, Biden stayed in touch with Lamb after the midterms.
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He is still in touch with some of his former colleagues, some 20 years later.
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Local lawyers in touch with bondholders doubt that their clients would turn to populist parties.
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Was Will keeping in touch with Joe to eventually pay him back for kidnapping him?
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Or get in touch with us on social media, where we use the hashtag #NYTCooking.
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Not once did Celadon or its new leadership get in touch with Asbahi, he said.
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"It was hard not to be in touch with me," he said about the RNC.
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Shortly after, Volker put a Ukrainian official in touch with Giuliani but not with Barr.
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The State Department confirmed weeks ago that it put Giuliani in touch with the Ukrainians.
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Being so rich, how is he going to stay in touch with the average person?
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"I still stay in touch with some of the girls [from my season]," she said.
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Christiansen stays in touch with former players, nearly a dozen of them said in interviews.
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It happened, though, that I was in touch with a neurologist in the United States.
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Vakhabov said the embassy was in touch with the Kingston police and the coroner's office.
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But breathing freely, feeling alert to the world and being in touch with your emotions?
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Two hours later, Kessler was in touch with Mr. Pottinger and didn't mention any emergency.
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That opened a dialogue between us when we finally got in touch with each other.
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National Grid's management stays in touch with retirees, finding ways to keep using their talents.
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The moon enters your sign tonight, encouraging you to get in touch with your emotions.
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I really got in touch with myself in a way that I haven't in awhile.
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Officials believe he illegally took bribes to put student athletes in touch with financial advisors.
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I'm in touch with a lot more people right now than the law allows [ laughs].
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I put her in touch with an estate agent to discuss viewing a new flat.
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He got in touch with the band's record label in Belgium and made it happen.
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For her part, Keys wants to put the show in touch with earnest dreamers like herself.
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Since announcing their split, "John has constantly been in touch with Nikki," a source tells PEOPLE.
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If only there were a way to keep in touch with his puppy throughout the day.
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Dinon said that the chain had gotten in touch with the Gartons upon hearing the news.
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Gutierrez has stayed in touch with the first doppelganger and has high hopes for the crew.
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They're not constantly thinking that there's something important that they need to be in touch with.
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Some world leaders had trouble getting in touch with President-elect Trump immediately after his election.
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David Hurn put me in touch with James, and he published Once A Year in 1977.
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He needs to get in touch with his inner Jerry Seinfeld and have a good time.
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Glennon has never heard from Lupian, and I was unable to get in touch with her.
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Norai put Eric in touch with two friends who had experience at Twitter and Facebook, respectively.
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Tamar remained in touch with her father; unfortunately, he also abused FaunaElizabeth when she was 13.
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It's been important to her to stay in touch with the people who knew her before.
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If you merely want to stay in-touch with friends and family, then Facebook is essential.
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Pressley's political team has been in touch with elected officials of color like Massachusetts state Rep.
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I have luckily a co-curator who's more in touch with the newer scenes, Aria Dean.
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He has been in touch with Meghan, he said, so at least he hasn't been uninvited.
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At that point, they "put him in touch with Attorney-1, who was also representing" Daniels.
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Are you going to stay in touch with the women now that the film is finished?
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Nolan said she still keeps in touch with Coons' family hoping to provide comfort and condolences.
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Her lobbyists were also in touch with Vice President Mike Pence's national security adviser Keith Kellogg.
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Workers are constantly in touch with each other via e-mail, messaging groups or mobile calls.
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An FBI spokesperson acknowledged that the agency had been in touch with Facebook, but declined comment.
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Thankfully, RAISE had a 24-hour phone that allowed me to get in touch with help.
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On the one hand, it's a great way to stay in touch with friends and family.
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The statement said that Boston College officials are in touch with the students and their parents.
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Nicole if people have any tips for you, how can they get in touch with you?
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The Moon rules emotions, so this is a great day to get in touch with yours.
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Slowing down when I can and being in touch with myself has made all the difference.
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Somehow, Berbatov managed to get in touch with his father, Ivan, who hastily moved to intercede.
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Debbie proceeded to get in touch with attorney Gloria Allred, who allegedly took on the case.
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There, I blog, chat and keep in touch with a like-minded community of dog lovers.
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The British embassy in Bangkok has reportedly got in touch with Pattaya authorities after this incident.
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Just getting in touch with a site like Pirate Bay is not necessarily an easy task.
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At first, the pair's apps simply put customers and drivers in touch, with payment in cash.
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The doctor was very nice, and he told me he'd be in touch with pricing options.
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Ms. Reiss has been in touch with lawmakers in New Jersey, hoping for similar legislation there.
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" Apple CEO Tim Cook is an optimist, Kudlow added "[Cook] is in touch with us constantly.
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Small firms that relied on WhatsApp to stay in touch with customers would be cast adrift.
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In each town, Schellekens & Peleman works to put local refugees in touch with those living nearby.
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I plan to enjoy the great outdoors and stay in touch with my friends and supporters.
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The company's cloud unit, Amazon Web Services, has been in touch with airports for other purposes.
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The man ended up staying in touch with the author's family, and spent holidays with them.
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"You're a liar and you have ways of getting in touch with these people," someone hissed.
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They bring the reboot back in touch with the series's roots but with considerably better controls.
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Gullen says he's been in touch with Google, but he hasn't been satisfied with the response.
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And I'm in touch with that suffering and that ethical disparity, which is impossible to justify.
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"Be sure to be in touch with your medical provider when taking it," says Smith. 5.
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Satanic Stories (6998)Get in touch with your devilish side with these hell-raising horror films.
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To order your very own Strange Carafe, get in touch with Etienne Meneau on her website.
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Cohen was in touch with Russians about the Trump Tower Moscow project until June of 2016.
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When I saw him perform, it was as if he wasn't in touch with life anymore.
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Of course, another explanation is that your kid really is in touch with the other side.
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The Cabinet Office is working on a service to put startups in touch with civil servants.
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I don't think their message is particularly good or at all in touch with real Americans.
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The first person I got in touch with was reticent to tell me anything at all.
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Your intuition is your greatest asset right now, so get in touch with your inner voice!
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Get in touch with your inner voice as your ruling planet, the Sun, meets Mercury retrograde.
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Rishikof was reportedly in touch with a deputy of the attorney general to discuss such assurances.
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The moon also connects with Mars, asking you to get in touch with your inner voice.
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Gonzalez stayed in touch with them, too, and now is the director of engineering at ClassPass.
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I'm headed North to Alaska to visit friends and get in touch with the great outdoors.
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Our mission is for women to be more in touch with themselves and feel fucking great.
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We got in touch with Florencio to find out what makes his slicing skills so special.
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The management company spokesman says they have also been in touch with Chen's family, via Sandler.
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The Moon is the planet of emotions in astrology, so get in touch with yours today.
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Through some friends, I get in touch with Manuel, who has a pearl in his penis.
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Experts on sexual violence have said keeping in touch with an abuser is normal for victims.
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Asked whether he helped Stone get in touch with WikiLeaks, he denied doing any such thing.
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She can't get in touch with any of the friends she'd like to talk to, however.
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Our team will be getting in touch with all ticket owners individually to help you out.
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For more immediate action, your best bet is getting in touch with the relevant local authorities.
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Emin told Forbes in March 2017 that he is still in touch with the Trump family.
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Are you in touch with some of the people whose images you shared on your feed?
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Pichette points out repeatedly that he remains in touch with the top three execs at Google.
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One person put her in touch with another until she found the right company in Chicago.
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It wasn't until two years later that the woman finally put Smiley in touch with Juicy.
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With power and phone lines down, people are having trouble getting in touch with loved ones.
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The moon enters your sign, Libra, encouraging you to get in touch with your heart's desires.
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To see if I was correct in my preconceptions, I got in touch with Rafael Beutl.
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He actually got in touch with producers and actors, which was a key to his capture.
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All three were in touch with Mr Nur, who went to join IS in May 2014.
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He was put in touch with Smith, recently returned from a tour of duty in Afghanistan.
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Stern also revealed that Trump kept in touch with him throughout his 2016 White House bid.
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Ms. Carter got in touch with Mr. Wallace to ask if he wanted help ring shopping.
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That allows you to understand home better than if you are constantly in touch with it.
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Several friends who have been in touch with my family said they are angry with me.
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A casting director got in touch with Mr. Jesuthasan, who had been in two previous films.
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I use technology to stay in touch with my teams even when I am far away.
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Hyman got in touch with her, and she decided to write a story on the startup.
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Both Rubin and Marquit suggest getting in touch with your loan servicer before making early payments.
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Hautau said that she keeps in touch with her coworkers through Slack, email, and video chat.
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Subsequently Facebook said it had been in touch with the ICFN to open an independent investigation.
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The IRS prefers to get in touch with taxpayers via snail mail, and scammers know it.
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She eventually threw him out and was no longer in touch with him, Mr. Garino added.
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It was Dearborn who then got in touch with Strange's campaign after speaking with the President.
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The average American uses eight apps to communicate with friends and stay in touch with people.
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Thanks to social media, we can "keep in touch" with many more friends, much more efficiently.
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Sanders added that the administration has been in touch with state and local officials, including Gov.
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When something like this happens, it affects everybody you're in touch with: my friends, family, everyone.
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The company's app helps physicians stay in touch with patients, and prevent readmission to the hospital.
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It wasn't about cutting myself off from temptation or being more in touch with the world.
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Rugut said ADAK is always in touch with AK to ensure tests and education are completed.
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Surprises will come your way, and it's important that you're in touch with your inner voice.
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We were able to get her in touch with a support worker at a bereavement charity.
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Spend time in meditation; it's a perfect evening to get in touch with your inner voice.
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We always get back in touch with those members of Congress who ask questions of us.
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Most of them had stayed in touch with one another throughout the years, so that helped.
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We're in touch with our umpires' union, and this is the first step of the process.
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The Sagittarius full moon helps put you in touch with the voices in your head, Libra.
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Eight consultants told Business Insider that they were regularly in touch with key executives at Amazon.
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I got in touch with my realtor right away and we got the plans in motion.
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"I stay in touch with him and his team a lot," Huma Abedin, one of Mrs.
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"When I read these things, it puts me back in touch with the man," he said.
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Even after the project was shut down in 2014, Fugal stayed in touch with these scientists.
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Granted, they won't be happy to learn that you've been in touch with their unacknowledged sibling.
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My team has been in touch with the White House and we are offering resources. pic.twitter.
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"This the perfect day for ritual and for getting in touch with our spirituality," says Montúfar.
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The woman says she managed to leave the apartment and later got in touch with police.
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In that sanction, a ban on Iran's oil exports is highly in touch with oil price.
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James Walden, a lawyer for Rodchenkov, said FIFA officials had never gotten in touch with him.
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"Breaking down a fish gets you more in touch with where it comes from," Werner says.
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But he's also pushing 60, and his daughter puts him in touch with his own mortality.
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Kahlo trusted Eloesser inherently, and kept in touch with him for the rest of her life.
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He stays in touch with his tennis-playing cousins and siblings in an active group chat.
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But I didn't know how I would be able to get in touch with these sources.
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Still, the filings suggested that Mr. Saipov was in touch with other people under F.B.I. surveillance.
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Christie's had been in touch with Egyptian authorities in Cairo and the London embassy, she added.
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The moon is in your sign today, Capricorn, helping you get in touch with your feelings.
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We tried to get in touch with [the Trump transition team] for a long, long time.
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So there was a good initial connection, and I'm still in touch with most of them.
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Avoid your ex — strategically The urge to keep in touch with an ex can be powerful.
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He said he stayed in touch with the man, just to see how things are going.
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I was constantly in touch with the costume designer to make fake ones that look real.
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She also uses email, text, phone calls and Signal to keep in touch with her contacts.
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Do get in touch with us if you need a little extra lift to get aboard.
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McConnell has been in touch with the bipartisan sponsors of a background checks bill that Sens.
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I couldn't get in touch with Arden on Thursday, but he also expressed caution to WaPo.
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I was curious about what might happen, though, so I got in touch with the FEC.
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The company has since been in touch with 130 universities close to where it has operations.
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FaceTime, Skype and WhatsApp are lifelines for staying in touch with friends and family back home.
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John Hickenlooper is in touch with D.C. operatives about his search for a communications expert. Sen.
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"I do feel like I'm more in touch with the physicians" and plan members, he added.
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Jeff Chen: Jason got in touch with me a year ago about this moon landing tribute.
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When they learned about the work of Ed Harwood, they immediately got in touch with him.
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Shaw said he wants to stay in touch with those families, as well as the survivors.
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Cambridge Analytica spokesman Nick Fievet said the company tried to get in touch with WikiLeaks indirectly.
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As he traveled, he stayed in touch with friends and family, emailing plans, maps, and stories.
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It is the way I stay in touch with others with like interests around the globe.
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Against his will, Fifty takes Primo's marching orders and gets in touch with Paul's mom, Gail.
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"I am not in touch with him," Sharma told Reuters, adding that he had quit activism.
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Mr. Akhmetshin had also at times been in touch with Russian government officials, court records show.
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Writing down your answers "puts you in touch with what you're good at," Dr. Seligman explained.
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Most stay in touch with the judges and their social workers even after the program ends.
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I was talking about, I think that men should get in touch with their female self.
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Prosecutors have hinted in various court filings that they believed Stone was in touch with WikiLeaks.
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Here's a list of ways to get in touch with us, including an encrypted submission form.
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This past year, I kept in touch with the group to see how they were doing.
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Another Briton, named Raphael Hostey, was in touch with Mohammed Hamzah Khan, 19, of Bolingbrook, Ill.
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According to the New York Times, the Oslo police has been in touch with the FBI.
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Twenty-eight years later, I am still in touch with many of those students via Facebook.
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Can it ever help to get back in touch with an ex for a closure conversation?
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"We got you a phone, so you can stay in touch with us," Ms. Bachert said.
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I ended up pretty desperate to stay in touch with the creative power that books have.
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They had been without water and electricity and getting in touch with them had been spotty.
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Stone was also in touch with Erik Prince, an informal Trump campaign adviser, in October 2016.
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HABERMAN: Did you ever tell him to — or other people to get in touch with them?
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They are not particularly affected so far but we are in touch with them every day.
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Thirty seconds in, we were trying to figure out how to get in touch with her.
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So throughout that tour she was in touch with me and I was just encouraging her.
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In some cases, sources put them in touch with other women who had stories to share.
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Others use the review's date and details to identify and get in touch with the kvetcher.
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There are resources that she could be put in touch with: Look, for example, at aging.
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He kept in touch with Cohn, one source said, and also spoke to the Vice President.
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"You get to know people, and you keep in touch with some of them," he said.
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The Moon is in your sign today, helping you get in touch with your emotional needs.
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Whatever it is, however you wanna get in touch with someone, you ask for someone's time.
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On Sunday, communication planet Mercury enters your sign, putting everyone in touch with their common sense.
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We got in touch with Jim Kelly, the director of Covenant House, and met with them.
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If you know the story behind this particular snack choice, please get in touch with us.
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" I said no and he said, "I really think you should get in touch with him.
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The [Kaspersky Lab] people who are in touch with government systems are a very international team.
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"We are monitoring the situation and continue to be in touch with Boeing," the spokeswoman said.
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Demandware helps companies like Adidas, Brooks Brothers, Lacoste and Tory Burch stay in touch with their customers.
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Ted had instructed his wife to get in touch with me to confirm that I was real.
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I'm in touch with my office everyday: my private office, my Kingdom [Holding] office, my philanthropic entities.
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She's an expert, and she keeps in touch with The King through séances and the like. Okay.
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Their latest drop, "Sucker," really inspired me to get back in touch with my middle school playlists.
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I'd been in touch with him since I first heard about the tournament a few years ago.
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In the past, "we would be in touch with the ministry and work things out," he said.
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A member of the Sanders campaign said the Vermont senator's team would be in touch with Jones.
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Over the years I had kept in touch with Professor Nordley, sending him pictures of Billy's progress.
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The Washington Post similarly was unable to immediately get in touch with a representative of the site.
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It looks like every other notification, as if someone were trying to get in touch with you.
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I managed to get in touch with her great-granddaughter, who's now contracted to write a biography.
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The Moon's love is shining down on you, encouraging you to get in touch with your feelings.
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"The (European) Commission is in touch with the German competent authorities on this particular case," he said.
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If that's the case, get in touch with them before January 8, 2017, when Mercury goes direct!
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He said he could not put VICE in touch with the man as he had since died.
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It&aposs a center-right country, and the president is more in touch with the average person.
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The company has been in touch with Bachman and Bachman has apparently agreed to pay the fare.
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The court filings also said someone "connected to... Congress" was in touch with Flynn about his cooperation.
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The president said he would get in touch with Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts later in the day.
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" The user suggested to get in touch with James Thirteen and the other player using the "Comm.
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The defense showed jurors emails demonstrating that Warren was regularly in touch with Mujica about such matters.
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Ohr was also in touch with former British intelligence agent Christopher Steele prior to the 2016 election.
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Shomer declined to put the Star and BuzzFeed News in touch with any of the other administrators.
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The death was particularly hard for Nolan, who stayed in touch with Coons' family after the crash.
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He has even put artists in touch with lawmakers who, he thinks, could benefit from their views.
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Opsal put me in touch with Erika Rautenstrauch, YMCA's vice president of operations for Greater New York.
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At least five of them were people who were in touch with Mr. Abdeslam after the attacks.
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She asked me to stay in touch with Dave as he needed help with his health issues.
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Group messaging has been key when it comes to staying in touch with long-distance family members.
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To do so, I got in touch with my brother John, and asked him to make this.
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Through their investors, Kik was put in touch with a small New York City startup named Koko.
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Since announcing their split, "John has constantly been in touch with Nikki," an insider recently told PEOPLE.
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Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyau has been in touch with Russia -- as has US Defense Secretary Mark Esper.
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Facebook was in touch with Twitter since then, and received permission to have the app re-enabled.
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He said Buffett responded within three hours, and put him in touch with a deputy, Ted Weschler.
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They catch me out sometimes and I have to put them in touch with the brand founders.
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Not everybody that a suspect was in touch with can be thoroughly investigated because of resource constraints.
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"It's a really convenient way to stay in touch with people you want to motivate," he says.
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Gooze got in touch with Amber, who was heartbroken to hear that McIldoon, 23, didn't make it.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are capping off their royal tour by getting in touch with nature.
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"If there is a need, we will promptly be in touch with the relevant country," he said.
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On February 23, Mercury connects with Pluto, putting you in touch with some intriguing and powerful people.
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Tell yourself you can get in touch with him if you still feel miserable in a week.
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Can you get us in touch with people that are trying to end police brutality and misconduct?
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I took the Furbo home hoping that it would help me stay in touch with my dog.
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