My approach in writing is entirely research-based, and my brother took that on as well in writing this with me.
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" Said Lively, laughing, "This is advice to anyone: when they say, 'We promise, but we can't put it in writing,' there's a reason they can't put it in writing.
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Its average SAT scores in 2015 were 507 in math, 448 in reading and 453 in writing, versus 466 in math, 444 in reading and 439 in writing citywide.
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And I really don't think there's any more value in writing a big flight sim or an RPG than there is in writing a really good, playable, arcade-orientated game.
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In 251, average SAT scores for Yorktown High School were 268 in critical reading, 2311 in mathematics and 2369 in writing; for Lakeland High School, 21781 in critical reading, 214 in mathematics and 6803 in writing; and for Walter Panas High School, 2680 in critical reading, 4899 in mathematics and 21929 in writing.
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" Wyden snapped back with, "I'd like that in writing.
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But generally, you have to have an explanation in writing.
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Please answer these questions in writing by June 27, 2018.
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It is a masterclass in writing with voice and humor.
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But putting them in writing was necessary, many leaders said.
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There's nothing that brings me joy in writing than that.
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Is there something preventing that from being put in writing?
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It is something I would be interested in writing about.
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It also ensures to clearly state its lifespan in writing.
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Thomas's teacher wanted the student's argument for protest in writing.
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In the past, such requests had been made in writing.
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What programming languages did you use in writing the software?
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And also things that you don't really want in writing.
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And I am required to put that cause in writing.
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These come much more virtually alive in writing to you.
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Thirteen days later, he agreed to answer questions in writing.
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She wanted a statement, in writing, that confirmed Raymond's promise.
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No. We didn't have a part in writing history before.
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To head off conflict, put any promised bequests in writing.
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I'm not interested in writing only that kind of play.
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Get them to pledge to their fiduciary duty in writing.
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Ciudadanos wants a formal commitment in writing from Sanchez, however.
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The senators requested a response, in writing, by September 9.
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Am I too old to have a career in writing?
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Rarely does someone put in writing the need for bribes.
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Inform the neighbor in writing that you reported the condition.
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In writing, to follow the rules is to be clear.
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"It's like a master class in writing," I told her.
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Everything was planned, everything was openly discussed and in writing.
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Mr. Sondland has already amended his testimony once, in writing.
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Senators can submit additional questions in writing until Jan. 22.
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Ciudadanos wants a formal commitment in writing from Sanchez, however.
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The senators will be able to submit questions in writing.
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But until it's in writing, it's your word against hers.
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It's early going, but I've always been interested in writing.
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Experts say it's important to get any agreement in writing.
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James Joyce, in writing "Ulysses," took a more sensual approach.
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She also preferred to be questioned in writing, he said.
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The requirements for each assignment will be provided in writing.
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She also began dabbling in writing, including for Boston Magazine.
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"We have rights to this in writing," da Penha said.
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Then I hear Goodlatte was involved in writing this new bill.
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My background is really more in writing, anthropology, and art history.
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She responded in writing this month, saying the US is not.
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Immigration lawyers say dozens of complaints never get documented in writing.
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Until the Pentagon gets a new policy directive in writing, Gen.
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It was about subjects that we were very interested in writing.
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That's the thing you are most interested in writing about. Right.
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He and his staff took the lead in writing policy proposals.
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The second reason why office pool agreements are not in writing?
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" McPhee hilariously chimed in, writing, "@erinfoster stop blowing my age cover!
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What was your main objective in writing and recording Lathi Charge?
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I'm feeling optimistic, but I want to see it in writing.
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Make your inquiries and requests in writing so you have documentation.
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" Lisa Rinna chimed in writing, "Once a supermodel always a supermodel.
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Golding also said that in writing about society, boy characters worked.
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Barr's memo led Mueller to register his own objections in writing.
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But the members said they need a firm commitment -- in writing.
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Pelosi also suggested Trump could instead deliver the address in writing.
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She will also submit questions in writing for missed Senate hearings.
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"At some level there is no point in writing," she said.
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In writing the film, how did you try to accomplish that?
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It's my favorite song I've been involved in writing to date.
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It's in writing invariably, and has to be by DOJ policy.
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Six months ago, we informed Improbable about the violation in writing.
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I've always kept journals and I was always interested in writing.
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There were thousands of programmers with expertise in writing Java programs.
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"Because you're never going to find anything in writing," he said.
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I have no interest in writing about the situation I'm in.
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The culture also discouraged staff from putting controversial information in writing.
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"There were no instructions given to you in writing?" they asked.
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He took that to mean he shouldn't put problems in writing.
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Trump would then have the ability to publicly disagree, in writing.
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Trump's personal lawyers haven't received requests in writing for Trump's testimony.
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But Kim has never made similar comments publicly or in writing.
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Of course, in writing about Trump's distraction, I'm complicit in it.
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"Bernie had a big hand in writing these rules," she said.
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In writing the book, it was like: That's what you remember?
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He signed something, in writing, as strong as it could be.
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They asked the drug company executives to put it in writing.
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She said Mr. Bernhardt should have received the approval in writing.
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Did you have any hand in writing any of the lyrics?
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Firms must take reasonable care to organize and control its fee disclosures with adequate reporting that require employees to document in writing the fees they state and require clients to acquiesce to them, also in writing.
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I wasn't ready and then started again in writing stuff in 2011.
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To get more black people in writing roles, it starts with education.
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However, subsequent analysis, once the incident had concluded, was put in writing.
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But I think the president should order him in writing to comply.
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The agency asked him to correct his violations, and respond in writing.
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Are there challenges in writing a truly genderless character, like a robot?
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If the writers are willing and interested in writing it, yeah, absolutely.
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They put their creative faculties to the test in writing Mirror Reaper.
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She said she would provide more evidence to the committee in writing.
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" Celebrity hairstylist Jen Atkin also weighed in writing, "Oh wowwwww she's dramatique.
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The next day she communicates the price to the board in writing.
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Trump then asked Rosenstein to give his recommendation in writing, Sanders said.
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" And celebrity hairstylist Jen Atkin weight in writing, "Oh wowwwww she's dramatique.
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Then we asked them to reflect, in writing, on how they felt.
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In writing its own law, Canada did not copy any foreign model.
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There's a lot of pressure in writing lyrics and being a frontman.
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Accel took an interest in writing hip-hop lyrics and in cooking.
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This never happens—is never allowed—in writing by daughters about mothers.
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He's already sought to conduct the interview with answers submitted in writing.
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I kept running afoul of that of necessity in writing this film.
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CorrectHealth did not respond to interview requests or questions sent in writing.
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"Those were put in writing, and he made that public," Sessions said.
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The two clashed in writing, however, over their differing interpretations of freedom.
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The attorney general's office released a rare, and scathing, rebuke in writing.
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I was involved in writing the manifesto for the '97 general election.
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The founders were explicit about this in writing a strictly secular Constitution.
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When we put our arguments in writing, they tended to pay attention.
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A will is a common way to put your wishes in writing.
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The deal was always that I'm involved in writing, producing and directing.
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Three-quarters of both 12th and eighth graders lack proficiency in writing.
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She then told Mr. Gianaris the motion had to be in writing.
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Hannah said on the podcast that she's also interested in writing books.
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You can dispute them online or in writing and have them removed.
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Blumenthal asked Pai to respond to him in writing by Nov. 1.
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So, for me, Bernie had a big hand in writing these rules.
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We'll get to ask questions in writing, then we'll take the vote.
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Lawmakers can't talk, so they'll have to submit their queries in writing.
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If so, how did it feel to express the secret in writing?
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Publishers began clamoring for more, and Mr. Yokoyama buried himself in writing.
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The White House was offering concessions and agreeing to them in writing.
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Have facility managers put any promises they've made to you in writing.
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The President's attorneys are expected to reply to the questions in writing.
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All records and lists required by the Rules shall be in writing.
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Which books were most instrumental to you in writing your new book?
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The second is to have the president submit his answers in writing.
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He asked that Deputy Rosenstein and I make our recommendations in writing.
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When companies do tell employees what action they've taken in response to complaints, they rarely do so in writing, "because anything put in writing can be picked apart," Mark Kluger, a lawyer who works with employers, told BuzzFeed News.
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My aim in writing this is not to discount these deaths as anything less than tragic; my aim in writing this is to remind the reader that as tragic as these deaths are, they are a cost of war.
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Provide in writing Internet service providers, Internet screen names and e-mail accounts.
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"Please answer these questions in writing by June 27, 2018," the lawmakers said.
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Getting something in writing could be a good way to keep everyone honest.
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However, many organizations with sexual harassment problems actually had strong policies in writing.
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The truth is, people are involved at every stage, even in writing algorithms.
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The film follows her through her creative process in writing the record Joanne.
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"We informed Blackstone in writing in March last year," he said on Thursday.
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This is true even in writing, traditionally the least performative of the arts.
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Lewis talked about dabbling in writing but being unsure what to write about.
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The union wants coverage guarantees in writing and to take part in bidding.
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"There were hundreds and hundreds of questions coming in in writing," Herzog said.
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There's something both selfish and generous in writing for the people you love.
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In writing to Sultan Murad III, Elizabeth drew parallels between Protestantism and Islam.
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We need meaningful representation on screen, in writing rooms, and in executive leadership.
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In writing the report, we stated the results of our investigation with precision.
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Yet, in writing about war, he has found a purpose and his voice.
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When inspiration strikes, Gates and Branson are able to capture it in writing.
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It's better to do it over email so you get everything in writing.
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First things first: what made you interested in writing a book about awkwardness?
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End "Gotcha" ... Take other questions and respond, in writing, with complete accurate answers.
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I am not interested in writing the "Veronica perfected" version of the show.
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A: There is nothing in writing, but we will implement it right away.
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On March 26, the men were told in writing they would be deported.
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They need to ask in writing, with proof of their success and contribution.
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According to Sanders, Trump then asked Rosenstein to give his recommendation in writing.
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So I thought, if I'm authentic [in writing their stories] I'll be okay.
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I've got a letter that puts in writing, from Treasury and Homeland Security.
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But that doesn't mean women couldn't have been involved in writing the story.
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He would instead allow Trump to submit some of those responses in writing.
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To follow through on plans, billionaire Richard Branson suggests putting them in writing.
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In writing headlines, as in testing them, two heads are better than one.
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Take copious notes and reflect them back to your manager in writing. 3.
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She's never had much interest in writing the likable, the gracious, the snuggly.
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The newspaper said the interview had been conducted in writing via Yucel's lawyers.
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In writing his summary, Barr offered to allow Mueller to review the draft.
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Once he got sober, he became interested in writing film and concert music.
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We haven't seen anything in writing — that is to say, for review yet.
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Possibilities include a limited verbal interview or responding to Mueller's questions in writing.
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Not only in writing for film, but for writing for Spike Lee himself.
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This week, James Parker and Rivka Galchen discuss the difficulty in writing funny.
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I want a career in writing and who will hire me after this?
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Were they involved in writing or editing any of the campaign's Facebook posts?
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Her mother is an academic specialist in writing at the Detroit Merit Academy.
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You experience so much discomfort [in writing]: pitching articles, revising, building your brand.
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Are the same skill sets involved in writing erotic romance versus inspirational romance?
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Do you think your openness in writing has come easier to you now?
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Mr. McCarty must also apologize to Ms. Dumpson in writing and on video.
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In writing about him, she both captured his appeal and showed her love.
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Whether in writing, performing or speaking, he has no intention of slowing down.
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That was probably the most significant document I've ever been involved in writing.
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Soon afterward, the same order appeared from General Martínez, this time in writing.
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"It's hard for me to be cruel in writing," Mason said, with feeling.
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The teachers have a list of questions that they respond to in writing.
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"I'm very interested in writing songs that go with a visual," he said.
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Critic's Notebook "Bleak" is the predominant adjective in writing about Michael Hersch's music.
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They have in writing that there could have been a quid pro quo.
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A spokesman added that Premier had the creditors' promise of support in writing.
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The credit reporting company will investigate and give you the results in writing.
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Then invite them to share their thoughts, stories, opinions and experiences in writing.
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ClickHole staffers will not be involved in writing any Cards Against Humanity content.
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In the end, Mr. Zuckerberg agreed to respond to their questions in writing.
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He requested more complete replies in writing on this topic from both nominees.
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Greenwell's frankness in writing about sex has made for uncomfortable encounters with fans.
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" Unspoken by me: "I've never been that interested in writing about politics before.
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Ask Real Estate Verbal agreements are often unenforceable, so get it in writing.
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This piece exemplifies the pure electronic music Mr. Subotnick was interested in writing.
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The Russian Embassy also asked for questions in writing and did not respond.
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If you are affected by the enforcement, you will be notified in writing.
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Just in writing, [the show] has gone through a lot of different names.
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Likewise, we must communicate — in writing or in speech — with clarity and precision.
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The agreements are then put down in writing and certified by local authorities.
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In writing, the pass rates nearly doubled from 31 percent to 59 percent.
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In writing this movie, it became the most personal experience of my career.
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The DOJ demanded a response from Nadler, in writing, by 29 pm Thursday.
|
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The president asked that they put those concerns and their recommendation in writing.
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It's a lot to wrap your head around in writing, much less onscreen.
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Perhaps, even, some that weren't put down in writing on official email chains.
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Kelly asked if it mattered that the White House didn't have standards in writing.
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In writing the book, Church hopes to bend the human narrative to his will.
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Though she specializes in writing working-class loudmouths, she herself speaks slowly and thoughtfully.
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Sometimes it fits what you're interested in writing about today and sometimes it doesn't.
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The difficulty in writing contracts that cover all future situations seems to be crucial.
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Neither will it be able to subject the cabinet to questions, except in writing.
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"Until they put it in writing they have to insure the loan," Hernandez said.
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But teachers are frustrated that she won't put it in writing — in their contract.
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He's using it to describe a certain lack of, I think, complexity in writing.
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Firm up those holiday travel plans and put all your important communications in writing.
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However, current District Attorney Stan Garnett has said Lacy erred in writing the letter.
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Pong explains that asking for something in writing makes a request easier to reject.
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There's no fun in writing music if you're not doing it your own way.
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Nobody is going to put their crimes in writing but the evidence is there.
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He is a winner of the Edward R. Murrow Award for excellence in writing.
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"[Ross] has told me he's already filled out the answers in writing," Nelson said.
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Get as much information as possible about the decision in writing from the insurer.
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Can you tell me about a colorful character you encountered in writing the book?
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The challenges in writing a program to play Go were two-fold, Hassabis said.
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It is even noticeable in the way you speak and express yourself in writing.
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The disease crouches everywhere, but I didn't have much interest in writing about it.
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Some might even ask you to cancel in writing, so check the fine print.
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Average SAT scores were 193 in reading, 340 in math and 318 in writing.
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A few years ago, in writing a history of cancer, I interviewed Emil Freireich.
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Sorry to be so late in writing ... now I [have] time to thank you.
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In July, McFarland had been questioned in writing by Senator Cory Booker of Connecticut.
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Almost every president since has delivered the address in person, rather than in writing.
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After we spoke, the lawyer says he asked Borman to put that in writing.
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She received a master's degree in writing for the screen and stage from Northwestern.
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But he did not dispute it in writing to the hospital within 30 days.
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Get everything in writing, including written confirmation that you no longer owe the debt.
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This amounts to requiring the president to admit, in writing, that he's a windbag.
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I asked Deputy AG Rosenstein to commit in writing that Mueller has full independence.
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Seeing your feelings in writing and making some lists will bring you new perspective!
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I asked Donovan's office what research or experts they consulted in writing this bill.
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Despite agreeing in writing to sign these amendments, he has still not done so.
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Some of these rules can be used both in writing and in real life.
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The move required seeking comments from the public, in writing and at the hearing.
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Some employee handbooks require you to describe the nature of your relationship in writing.
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Another player turned in writing of his own that was barely grade-school level.
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In writing the majority decision in 1972's San Antonio Independent School District v.
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In stating her objective in writing it, Betz-Hamilton seems to misunderstand the genre.
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"I was interested in writing about what happens after you stop drinking," Bock said.
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And in writing against the clock, getting the news out while it's still warm.
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In writing as in menu planning, sometimes the ending is the most delicious part.
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In writing, Mr. de Blasio is by turns sensitive and sanctimonious, aggressive and insecure.
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In speaking and in writing in an adopted language, I have not stopped erasing.
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I have it in writing, a statement by both Mitch McConnell and Speaker Ryan.
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" And her on-screen sis, Zendaya, also chimed in writing, "Gorgeous ♥️♥️♥️.
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The only place where I didn't feel like a double agent was in writing.
|
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Even Sheryl Sandberg weighed in, writing, "Go Larissa Waters — leading by example!" on Facebook.
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But I asked him what went through his mind in writing this year's letter.
|
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Should he speak out — even in writing — this point of attack would become invalid.
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BMW and General Motors sent their warnings in writing to the Department of Commerce.
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"Have everything in writing, and set expectations about debt and income beforehand," Sowhangar said.
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" Swift went on to say that she's thankful there's "power in writing your music.
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To date, no research has explored the role of deliberate practice in writing expertise.
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But teachers were frustrated that she wouldn't put it in writing — in their contract.
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Make a payment plan with them with repayment dates, and get everything in writing.
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Promises, Promises In Westeros, as anywhere else, it pays to get things in writing.
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If senators want to ask witnesses a question, it must be put in writing.
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One of my objectives in writing this book was to have conversations like this.
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Was your interest in writing this story also partially influenced by your own experiences?
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I was particularly interested in writing about how that issue would affect domestic violence victims.
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Notify DCJS in writing of a new address no later than 10 days after moving.
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Kem still keeps an eye on the fandom, but has lost interest in writing fanfic.
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It's in writing, but I can't predict if Canelo will take the fight or not.
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Barclays will reprimand Mr Staley in writing and cut last year's bonus of £1.3m ($1.6m).
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I thought that having them as a resource would help me in writing my book.
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Trump took the lead in writing his speech for the Tuesday night event, sources said.
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There remains value in writing stories, personal essays and memoirs so as to be remembered.
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She attended Notre Dame and received her MFA in writing from the University of Minnesota.
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He hasn't been able to get any of the guidance on DACA recipients in writing.
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So we go through a very strict protocol before publication, everything in writing to them.
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Conway criticized Yilek's work and dismissed the relevance of her husband in writing about her.
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This was one of three main standards the DCCC has established in writing this year.
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"Kind of like code review in engineering or the editorial process in writing," he says.
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They actually, put in writing that, 'No, I will never use this animal for food'.
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"The commander down to the lowest water master could all communicate in writing," Shaus said.
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Act carefully and conscientiously, admit mistakes when you make them, and get everything in writing.
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Now I'm alone and thinking straight, let me try to clear it up in writing.
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In writing this book, Zeisler aims to turn our attention back to systems, not individuals.
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It may sound dull in writing, but seeing it in slow motion is something special.
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He is submitting answers to questions, in writing but under oath, in a defamation lawsuit.
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"I asked for something in writing which stated that there was a misunderstanding," he explained.
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"President Trump never codified in writing North Korea's missile and nuclear testing freeze," Markey said.
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Laid out in writing, the range of dishes and the ground they cover is alarming.
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The step bypasses the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, which is generally involved in writing AUMFs.
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He holds degrees in writing and literature from Emerson College and San Francisco State University.
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In writing Trump the letter, Obama was continuing a long tradition set by past presidents.
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Then, discuss with your classmates or in writing why you think the way you do.
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Please join us in writing a better ending to this chapter of the WeWork story.
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"Gonna start working out next week!" she proclaimed in writing on top of the video.
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All I needed was SI's formal offer in writing, which I was assured was imminent.
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But Heller's been loudly trumpeting his role in writing and passing the GOP's tax overhaul.
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When Gorbachev objected, he was informed that there were only verbal commitments, nothing in writing.
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" In writing her story, and their story, she says, "I feel they were with me.
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President Thomas Jefferson began the practice of delivering the State of the Union in writing.
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Given the lack of verbal cues in writing, this can create huge potential for misunderstandings.
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Whatever rigor Diamond demanded of himself in writing Collapse has been set aside in Upheaval.
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"If it promises in writing, that'll get me to a yes real quick," he said.
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Did Buchinger devise machinery to assist him in writing, as he did with musical instruments?
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"The only thing that I have in writing is the press release," the judge said.
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I warned the neighbor twice, in writing, to rectify the situation, but received no response.
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"The majority of my time and mental energy is definitely spent in writing," Fateman says.
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I'll be filling in writing the weekly roundup for Olivia for the next few months.
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The city has yet to explain why it did not secure that assurance in writing.
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This simply reminds us that we don't know the author's agenda in writing this piece.
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Half the time in writing I was lost and didn't know what I was doing.
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That's all I write about, that's all I'm interested in writing about at this point.
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"Crushes are so awkward, and I'm really interested in writing about awkward situations," she continues.
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SAT scores for 2015 were 627 in reading, 659 in math and 637 in writing.
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And Tommy Corcoran had been wrong: Lyndon Johnson had for once put something in writing.
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And don't just take someone's word for it: Ask them to put it in writing.
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You would then submit your request in writing to the landlord, who could reject it.
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The borrowers said they agreed to terms in writing but never signed a legal contract.
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The D.M.V. asked for the withdrawal in writing, and it received an email on Saturday.
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So this is an understandable bias in writing, and I'm certainly subject to it myself.
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" Reportedly, the graphic designer replied back with "First, don't actually put that in writing again.
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If you reach an agreement, he said, "get it in writing" before making the payment.
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One of his goals in writing "Bessie" was to debunk the many myths about her.
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In writing his setting, "Diversions," he felt the psalm's message was ultimately one of hope.
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She had no background in writing, publishing, cooking, blogging or anything related to that goal.
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What the mother gave us in writing was that her daughter fell down the stairs.
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Once you've agreed on who will be responsible for which bills, put it in writing.
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For larger amounts, financial advisors recommend putting the agreement in writing (more on that below).
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Or, you might have students examine what a conversation like this looks like in writing.
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Then, explain in writing how you think it could help bring attention to this crisis.
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There is a fine line in comedy — in writing, in art — between voice and tic.
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Then senators, who serve as the jury, will be able to ask questions in writing.
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House aides are also involved in writing legislation and overseeing the administration of the chamber.
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Asked whether Mr. Comey had made the right decision in writing to lawmakers on Oct.
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So, if you see something, say something to your attorney and get it in writing.
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Get it in writing Many companies require a formal resignation letter to have on file.
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"This is all in writing until it is formally ratified, based on physics," Menezes said.
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And it will say that the President's counsel can respond in writing to the committee.
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Nowadays, agencies get evidence and comments in writing, a faster, less expensive, more deliberative process.
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Then respond to these questions in writing or with a partner: What do you notice?
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Nothing was exchanged in writing, and there was no discussion of confidentiality, the SEC said.
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He achieved limited financial success, making just over $10,000 from a decades-long career in writing.
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The brief that Cruz took the lead in writing attracted support from 31 state attorneys general.
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Emails sent between Adzima and Amazon show that Amazon coached Adzima in writing that blog post.
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There's documentation of this, in writing by Mesoamericans themselves and in records from the Spanish conquistadors.
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The head coach will certify in writing that the student is being recruited for athletic abilities.
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"Attorneys don't put things in writing unless they are pretty serious about them," Durbin shot back.
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BC: Recently, Interstellar was a superb film because Kip Thorne had a hand in writing it.
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"The British government has confirmed it in writing, in accordance with its own rules," Moreno said.
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She's worked her butt off now for a year and a half, really getting in, writing.
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But after a brief attempt at being a standup comic, he found his passion in writing.
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Just make sure that you've set the terms in writing and have crunched the numbers hard.
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"We expect her to keep those promises and to put those commitments in writing," he said.
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She requested I submit those questions in writing, which I did a couple of hours later.
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This time, the jail responded in writing, explaining that they would hold him for ICE regardless.
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President Thomas Jefferson stopped doing in-person addresses in 1801 and submitted his message in writing.
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Avenatti said in his own tweet Tuesday that he had told Daniels in writing on Feb.
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Then, make clear to the insurer in writing why you believe your treatment is not experimental.
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The court said it has given RWE a chance to respond in writing to its views.
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Most people write characters, and in writing a character they're already inherently simpler than most humans.
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Kamala Harris pushed back against Sessions's argument, asking if this DOJ rule was in writing somewhere.
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Norquist said that he would "feel more comfortable" if Trump promised in writing not raise taxes.
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According to that version of events, Trump then asked Rosenstein to give his recommendation in writing.
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The agreement is not yet binding because the attorneys general have to sign off in writing.
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Reporting by Ismail Sameem in; Writing by Mirwais Harooni and Girish Gupta, Editing by William Maclean
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Is politics something you're interested in writing about, or did that come from a personal place?
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Ben, does having your sibling in your band play a role in writing music or anything?
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Queensland law states that wills need to be in writing and signed off by two witnesses.
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In writing "Little Gloria," the one interview Ms. Goldsmith failed to land was with Gloria Vanderbilt.
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The whistleblower's attorneys have offered for the whistleblower to answer questions in writing and under oath.
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Being more conversational was a chief motivator for me, too, in writing these weekday morning briefings.
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That meeting "appears to have gone well," but there is "nothing in writing," said the source.
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Her interest in writing was spurred by her father, who was a newspaperman for a time.
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Just as Barr has broad discretion over what to reveal, Mueller has freedom in writing it.
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I mean, I don't think you get a true picture of people without it in writing. . . .
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For another, he is down in writing agreeing with Trump's nationalist prescriptions for protecting American jobs.
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Zuckerberg did not answer Albrecht, but subsequently agreed to follow up on unanswered queries in writing.
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I only remember my entire absorption, delight, in writing about—giving my impression of— der Hase.
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"Well the pardon power is quite broad," Sessions said, saying he'd prefer to answer in writing.
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Under Texas law, renters can end leases in writing only if the property is totally unusable.
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In fact, Starr specifically and in writing denied Clinton's lawyers' access to the report in advance.
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And on the package they come in, it's literally in writing that they don't prevent concussions.
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As an alternative, Pelosi said Trump could consider doing the State of the Union in writing.
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In writing about Odyssey, I suggested it felt like a direct sequel to Super Mario 64.
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"In writing it I found myself, my own voice and pitch," Mr. Nye told World Authors.
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He would instead allow Trump to submit some of his responses on that topic in writing.
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Yet, the court is a place where much persuasion occurs in writing, rather than in conversation.
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If a financial planner tells you they are a fiduciary, ask for that statement in writing.
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Her goal in telling Kamiyah's story, and mine in writing it, is to find Kamiyah's village.
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In doing so, they firmed up a previously expressed willingness to allow certain answers in writing.
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I've been warned by my professors that a degree in writing is unlikely to bring riches.
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In writing the Constitution of the United States, the framers were attempting to balance competing views.
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So I wrote a book about AOL, and in writing the book, I met Walt Mossberg.
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I have benefitted from their thoughts, and those of many others, in writing this whole article.
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Complain in writing to your landlord and to the managing agent, providing them with these details.
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Takeda, who lives in Tokyo, declined to respond in specifics to questions Reuters posed in writing.
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Ultimately, in November, Mr. Trump answered several questions in writing about what occurred during the campaign.
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You may also want students to prepare their answers in writing before engaging in the discussion.
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Ms. Miles's interest in writing for children was kindled when she became a kindergarten teacher's assistant.
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ORR staff also said the culture within the agency discouraged putting potentially controversial information in writing.
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I tried my hand for the first time in 220 years in writing a new song.
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"I didn't become interested in writing until I was about 30 years old," she later said.
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In a letter to executives of communications giants, a union asked for a pledge in writing.
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Revoke your old power of attorney, set up a new one, and do it in writing.
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Distance, I've learned, isn't the only barrier we have to cross in writing about this crisis.
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Ms. Sittenfeld said she would not be interested in writing a novel that imagined that Mrs.
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In writing her radio riff, Ms. Aram said she had listened to friends and young people.
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Once the terms are set and in writing, you both should sign and date the agreement.
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Fowler worked as an engineer at Stripe after leaving Uber and has a background in writing.
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"I want to see it in writing and legislated before I really believe it," he says.
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How important is it to you to share your opinion in writing, with a wider group?
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Respond in writing or discuss with your classmates: What is your reaction to what you see?
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Because senators must be silent during the trial, they'll have to submit their questions in writing.
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Wikipedia attracts people interested in writing prose, and Wikidata compels dot-connectors, puzzle-solvers, and completionists.
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"Tasting notes and talking wine can be boring enough in writing, let alone via spoken word."
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Any senator can move to dismiss the charges, as long as it is done in writing.
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Senators are given the opportunity to submit questions about the arguments in writing through John Roberts.
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At some point next week, senators will spend up to 16 hours asking questions in writing.
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He put the time in, writing and recording so many songs that didn't make the cut.
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Trump told Mueller, in writing, that he had no recollection of talking to Stone about WikiLeaks.
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"People are looking to firm the grip with something in writing," one of the people said.
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Karabulut said the union had received only verbal pledges from IGA and wanted commitments in writing.
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"Assume that it's going to come back around and never put it in writing," he said.
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For free, a consumer can place the initial fraud alert by phone, in writing or online.
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"You know, in this environment, he says that, in writing — it's pretty powerful," Mr. Cordeiro said.
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She suggested that he could submit his remarks in writing, rather than delivering them to Congress.
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The DOJ demanded a response, in writing, by 6 pm Thursday that Democrats would stand down.
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Frum worked for Bush and even had a hand in writing his "axis of evil" speech.
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Cohen's story about Trump's conversation with Stone also contradicts what Trump reportedly told Mueller in writing.
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Journalists strive to seek truth and accuracy in writing, and seek to avoid slander and libel.
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In writing your book, you're putting the actual number on the page, out in the public.
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And during the 19th century and through Woodrow Wilson's presidency, it was actually delivered in writing.
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In 21988, Justice Scalia relied on the Apprendi decision in writing the majority opinion in Blakely v.
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"But we never agreed, either in writing or otherwise, not to talk about this publicly," Elson said.
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He says he complained in writing to human resources officials, but the company never investigated his claims.
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The watchdog said Equifax has committed to notifying all impacted Canadians in writing as soon as possible.
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The book's success allowed Weir — previously a software engineer — to pursue a full-time career in writing.
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He has declined, specifically and in writing, to do this and asked if he can still come.
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Judge Susan L. Carney, who presided over the Microsoft case last July, noted as much in writing.
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"In writing a first-person book, it was really Joan letting loose," Wolitzer said over the phone.
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The letter recommended that HUD make it clear in writing how to handle mortgage applicants with DACA.
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The I.R.S., already strained by years of budget cuts, faces technical challenges in writing carbon capture rules.
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LiveJournal users in the community would create fanworks — some erotic, some not — in writing and with images.
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It's because if we're not careful in writing about it, we can potentially make the problem worse.
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But I really was just more interested in writing my own music than singing other people's words.
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If you need more time to prepare your documentation, put your request in writing, return receipt requested.
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In writing so charmingly about Billy's idyllic childhood, it seems, Milne brought it to a sudden end.
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In a situation like this, you can help your audience remember by putting important things in writing.
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In writing it sounds miraculous, but in reality it would appear as if she's just really horny.
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Indeed emoji are so popular because they do in writing what gesture and tone do for speech.
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It's like he's lost all joy in writing about consumer electronics—and it's totally bumming me out.
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You have the chance to put your accomplishments in writing, along with concrete data that support them.
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I've known Allison for 100 years, so I wanted it in writing, or it was a dealbreaker.
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Be sure to communicate transparently with the venue's legal owner and then get something down in writing.
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Because common sense alone would say, 'You're going after Jeff Bezos, and you're putting it in writing?
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Mueller is also willing to accept some answers in writing, though he wants oral answers to others.
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The judge says that's not enough, though, and Chyna will need something in writing to prove E!
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" McCain told Rood to submit his response in writing "because obviously you are ducking the answer here.
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Justices are free to note their disagreement with a denial and sometimes explain their dissent in writing.
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Billionaire investor Mark Cuban sees a huge opportunity in writing skills for Amazon's Alexa or Google Home.
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The reality is, most of these office pool agreements are not in writing; they are oral agreements.
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The board of canvassers is required to respond in writing to Schuette's lawsuit by midday on Tuesday.
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The current regime allows companies to provide evidence both in writing and orally at the Commission's premises.
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How many "It is happening again" jokes have we forced ourselves to suppress in writing this blurb?
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Confirm with POTUS directly, follow up in writing, or address at the top of the next briefing.
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He has ignored the interagency process in writing executive orders, leading to political firestorm and bureaucratic chaos.
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Von der Leyen, deputy leader of Merkel's Christian Democrats, had objected in writing to Scholz's budget plans.
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In writing this post, I noticed that someone I know likes one of the misophonia Facebook pages.
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Right now, Lipa is only interested in writing songs she can identify with, full of personal anecdotes.
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Facebook officials said they were looking forward to answering his questions in writing and would be responding.
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Follow up in writingThe FTC recommends following up a request to cancel a debit card in writing.
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They approximated it in writing, in the blog and on Twitter, surrounding Jewish names with triple parentheses.
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They would be required to ask for a prescription on three difference occasions, including once in writing.
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Renegades There was a time when the great American male novelists took delight in writing about sex.
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Wheeler said the proposal would withstand lawsuits because the EPA closely examined court cases in writing it.
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In his letter last month, Mr. Thune asked that WADA brief his staff, beyond replying in writing.
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If I took the job, I wouldn't have as much time to pursue a career in writing.
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The alternative headline is vetted, in writing, by a colleague — often editors end up batting around alternatives.
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At least in writing, the deal between Clinton's camp and the Democratic group sought to avoid impropriety.
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There are many online templates to choose from that can help guide you in writing your will.
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Origin was not alone in writing down the value of a coal seam gas-to-LNG project.
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Get the policy in writing, not over the phone, and keep it with you throughout your trip.
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On March 553, 2016, McKinsey told Eskom in writing that it was severing its ties to Trillian.
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Those options left many lawmakers dissatisfied, including some of those most closely involved in writing the legislation.
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More than 10 of the country's best political minds and consultants were directly involved in writing it.
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"Everyone has a personality," Allen Frances, a psychiatrist who took part in writing the DSM, told me.
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A strong foundation in writing is a plus, of course, but we're not necessarily looking for journalists.
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In writing as in music, three decades is a long time to be singing the same song.
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His greatest strength, though, in writing about an American war might be that he is not American.
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It was really exciting that so many people were interested in writing for this little-known newsletter.
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That's why the most important lesson I've gleaned in writing this column is this: Just slow down.
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In writing about him like this, I realize I do not know what was in his heart.
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More than half of first-year students at Harvard failed an entrance exam in writing — in 1874.
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She said she never saw a demand in writing, but considered it to be a lawful request.
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After that there would 16 hours for senators to ask questions, which would be submitted in writing.
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Within minutes, the man, Carlos Vasquez, was putting his account in writing in front of a detective.
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They reached out again Friday asking for DHS to respond in writing, and they are awaiting that.
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Patients will have to provide informed consent in writing before obtaining an unapproved drug under the bill.
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"Anyone leaving this administration that's interested in writing a book has a choice to make," Spicer says.
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Then early this year Mr. Epstein called to ask if I'd be interested in writing his biography.
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As for the rent increase, the same rule applies: Nothing is binding unless it is in writing.
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They must submit their questions in writing to Chief Justice Roberts, who is presiding over the trial.
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Tudose is expected to formalize his resignation in writing to Romanian President Klaus Iohannis on Monday evening.
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This situation taught us that, unless an agreement is in writing, it may as well not exist.
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Cruz asked her to put in writing the specific ways the DEA believes the bill should change.
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Mr. Kelly said he had done so orally and did not need to put it in writing.
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He did not elaborate but said, "We have given them 10 days time to reply in writing".
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Sessions said he was asked to make a recommendation in writing and submitted it to the president.
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Keeping these concepts in mind, stakeholders can be participants, not just naysayers, in writing and revising regulations.
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Now, I know my wishes are in writing, even if I&aposm not able to express them.
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But Mr. Breslin was not nearly so remote a figure to those involved in writing his obituary.
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Both documents showed that detailed appeals will be prepared once they receive the court verdict in writing.
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Then early this year Mr. Epstein called to ask if I'd be interested in writing his biography.
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Share your favorite recipes, write about your experiences and triumphs, put your best life advice in writing.
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Biden asked whether his objection was in writing and if he had the support of a senator.
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Objections are made directly to the presiding officer -- Roberts -- and may have to be put in writing.
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There is always the temptation, in writing about sex, to sound superior, arch, immune to its power.
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It truly is a master class in writing music that can be as ghastly as any visual.
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You should also tell the managing agent and the board in writing that labor laws are being violated.
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NBC apologized in writing to Pyeongchang's organizing committee for the remark, which the committee said it had accepted.
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And if you are going to do that, get an agreement in writing from the target company first.
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When my teachers saw I was interested in writing, they didn't just teach me how to write better.
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In public, in private, even in writing — it's happening all the time, and it is definitively not okay.
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Refinery29: Your new book Financially Forward comes out on May 14, what surprised you most in writing it?
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While there, he was taking classes in writing and directing when a teacher got him interested in acting.
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Reached by Gizmodo this morning, Gerace declined to say whether Verizon had a hand in writing the skit.
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For my money, Brian Evenson is one of the most consistently vital and unnerving voices in writing today.
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Lawyers for the union say any such pledge, if it existed, wasn't in writing and can't be enforced.
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"When they first announced everything, there was nothing in writing, just promises," Culver said of the proposed deal.
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Update your manager and Swamped Co-Worker frequently — via email, so it's in writing — on what you've completed.
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Bauer recommends checking that contractors and caregivers meet state and local licensing requirements and getting contracts in writing.
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I put my case in writing, which I will give you, if I may, in letter form. Good.
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Lizzie: In writing this column, I've started to feel that every week the same music videos come out.
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A quarter of all-access users who take a sports class go on to take one in writing.
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There's something to be said for putting your goals out there in writing for the world to see.
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The firms said the center stated in writing that it was not aligned with any foreign political entity.
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Democratic Representative Debbie Dingell expressed frustration with Zuckerberg's frequent promises to get back to lawmakers later in writing.
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So if you have the smallest interest in writing your own book, why not give it a try?
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I took pride in writing for a company that pushed itself to represent each percentage of its readership.
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If your voice or image is captured on a recording you can request to look at in writing.
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Thomas did us all a service in writing a Black family as dynamic and imperfect as the Carters.
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There is the option of answering questions in writing which has been talked about for a long time.
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It also requires them to get approval so seek a different sentence and make a case in writing.
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And tonight, in writing my remarks, is when I had to center myself and take it all in.
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"I prefer to get something in writing," said Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the House intelligence committee.
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Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real, who's in Jackson's band, participated in writing a lot of the music.
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"Users may not describe sexual activity in writing, except when an attempt at humor or insult," read another.
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How you can use it: As any good lawyer might tell you, always get your offer in writing.
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They asked me if I was interested in writing a young adult book, and I was like, 'Absolutely.
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Barbulescu had previously told his employer in writing that he had only used the service for professional purposes.
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We apply our skills in writing and design through the media of film, music, drama, and computer technology.
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Nothing really—just that Trump is willing to put in writing what he has stated again and again.
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Her goal, in parenting and in writing, is only to figure out how to love from within it.
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The attorney general (or acting attorney general) would also have to provide the reason for dismissal in writing.
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According to The Washington Post, the letter allows for the possibility of Trump answering some questions in writing.
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In March the UN's Working Group on Arbitrary Detention urged Argentina's government to justify her detention in writing.
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"She was always very, very interested in writing as an art form," said an ex-boyfriend, Stephen Palitz.
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And these answers are based on my own research in writing "Kid Food," but also my own experience.
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But now that we all communicate in writing so much more often, kids also are read text messages.
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"In writing songs about stuff like that, I like tipping a hat to the time together," he said.
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In writing, childbirth is an experience mothers reflect on, eloquently summarizing their fears and anxieties for the reader.
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The idea of having the list in writing just makes me feel better all around that it's there.
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None of the commitments were agreed to in writing and many specifics have yet to be worked out.
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So I've been playing music for a while; that's something I've been interested in, writing my own stuff.
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You've taught courses on the literature of exile, and you drew on that knowledge in writing this memoir.
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"We knew he was a good writer, a very, very talented man, very skilled in writing," he said.
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In writing "Walk Through Walls," were there any specific memoirs or writers that you looked to for inspiration?
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Mr. Budlender asked to interview McKinsey but was told to put his questions in writing, which he did.
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Ms. Milerova says Mr. Miler handed her full control of all copyright, in writing, while on his deathbed.
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The terminally ill individual must be mentally competent and make three requests, two verbally and one in writing.
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Fearful of more deceptions, the president's legal team has insisted that Mr. Trump answer questions only in writing.
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We propose that any waiver to a speedy trial be put in writing and signed by the defendant.
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But in writing I made just the most extraordinary discovery, that I fell in love with my characters.
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On several occasions in the 773s Wittgenstein made confessions to friends and family, in writing and in person.
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In his order on Tuesday, Judge Hillman ordered the plaintiffs and FEMA to submit further briefings in writing.
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" In writing and rewriting the song, Bono said, "I made it about democracy, not an aging rock star.
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And he suggested that the Democratic Party was making a mistake in writing off supporters of President Trump.
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" Democrats were "informed and consulted about them beforehand by email, in-person, and in writing via hard copy.
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The process of delving into her own experiences in writing and directing The Farewell was cathartic for Wang.
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Though if you're dealing with a particularly savvy liar, they're not going to commit to anything in writing.
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These kinds of agreements, even when drafted between family members, "should be in writing and notarized," Marshall says.
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Who feels so passionately about idiots to carve out in writing an idiot-free section of the universe?
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In writing this letter, we seek to rise above our natural political instincts and side with compassion instead.
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"We have in our possession now something in writing about class size," he said during a news briefing.
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In writing this book, I was aided by the fact that I had written about my family before.
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For parents, it is the time to contact the school, in writing, if concerned about a child's progress.
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Even in writing a book about honesty and interviewing dozens of experts in the field, I still struggle.
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Roskam joins lobbying firm MORE (R-Ill.), who was a key player in writing the GOP tax law.
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Shut away from the world, they work together to preserve a long-ago version of it in writing.
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Because she had found release and satisfaction in writing, that is where she turned when her son died.
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With the close of oral arguments, senators now have the opportunity to ask questions — but only in writing.
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The officials have to certify in writing that the positions are critical for national security or public safety.
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He is a winner of the Edward R. Murrow Award for excellence in writing View the discussion thread.
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Now Richardson had to sell the Stennis compromise to Cox, who wanted to see the terms in writing.
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"People are more interested in writing an article about an artwork when they can see it," he said.
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Indeed, while senators demanded to see such policies in writing, it is well known that such policies exist.
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Basically, parents should follow their individual school's attendance protocol -- tell them in writing, in person, or by phone.
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In writing the court's majority ruling, Justice Elena Kagan said Fry's parents' lawsuit only alleges disability based discrimination.
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We ask that students reflect in writing about why their claims are or are not shifting or deepening.
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"They basically put in writing: 'We're not going to comply with Title IX in this prosecution,' " Rossley says.
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Meanwhile, Ms. Sheriff settled with the tenants, who agreed in writing to vacate the apartment in mid-April.
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It also shows why he may have taken the roads he did in writing The Killing Joke movie.
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I was looking in nonfiction, too—Simone de Beauvoir was so important to me in writing this book.
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In writing the book, she was joined by punk rocker and Noisey's number one foremost content jockey, Dan Ozzi.
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It is not yet clear whether Mueller will seek further questioning of the president, in writing or in person.
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On Wednesday, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi urged him to reschedule the remarks or give them to lawmakers in writing.
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So, ideally, the work's creators will agree to how the work will be licensed, and put that in writing.
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The one fundamental answer for how Congress can avoid errors in writing legislation is to increase its own capacity.
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Trump, likewise, denied in writing to Mueller that he was told about it in advance, according to CNN's sources.
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The sheer volume of work in writing self-selects for the people who are willing to grind it out.
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And I never thought to put it in writing because it was just kind of like a gentleman's handshake.
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Physicians will no longer need to certify pregnant women's marital status and ages in writing before performing an abortion.
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In the preface, you talk about how the election of Trump was a huge moment in writing this book.
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In contrast, lúdico is fairly common in both Spanish and Portuguese, and appears frequently in writing about Neto's work.
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The TCPA, or Telephone Consumer Protection Act, requires consent in writing from a recipient of any marketing SMS messages.
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Now that your goals are in writing, you have to figure out exactly how you're going to achieve them.
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Get all promises from your landlord or rental company in writing—whether by text message, email, or formal letter.
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Respond in writing or discuss with your classmates: What is your reaction to what you see, hear and read?
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What were some of the challenges that you faced in writing a Star Wars-but-not-Star Wars adventure?
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"When I start something, I really want to finish, which has helped me in writing and stuff," he said.
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I find that if I know exactly where a book is going, I lose all interest in writing it.
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That's such a challenge in writing nonfiction, because reality gets filtered through memory, and memories are faulty by nature.
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" Diamond added, "I plan to remain active in writing, recording and other projects for a long time to come.
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We all know where babies come from...no need to put it in writing and make them wear it.
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" Long continued, "All those involved in the collision have been informed and provided with a full explanation in writing.
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And if for some reason you are reckless enough to do that, you probably shouldn't do so in writing!
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It noted that both the prison warden and the chaplain declined to provide Ray the prison's policy in writing.
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When they complained, they endured retaliation and were told that they were not allowed to make complaints in writing.
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Dennis Morgan, MD is an oncologist/hematologist currently engaged in writing and software development, after thirty years of practice.
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The only regret I have in writing them is that I put more time into them than they deserved.
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In writing Salt to the Sea, I came across the perfect example for why it should not be forgotten.
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Companies have one month to respond to a request for data, whether it is made verbally or in writing.
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I now have an encyclopedic knowledge of the history, and use this in writing and speaking about this subject.
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If the extract is genuine, it was the first performance of the play ever to be mentioned in writing.
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A lot of songs evolve from very minimal ideas, so Josh and Jake also play large roles in writing.
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The non-binding proposals were sent in writing to investment bank Mediobanca, a source familiar with the matter said.
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I would like to see in writing where the cuts are coming from and just how extensive they are.
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Psychologists have found that asking people to reflect in writing on their core values has miraculous effects on motivation.
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Ask for the terms in writing, said Loretta Worters, a spokeswoman for the Insurance Information Institute, an industry group.
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I have it in writing from both the speaker of the House, Paul Ryan, and also Senator Mitch McConnell.
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The Trump team has been pushing to allow Trump to answer most questions in writing, but Mueller has refused.
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It also helps to know that the Internal Revenue Service conducts its business in writing, not by telephone calls.
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Frank had contested the bill over the phone with NYU Langone, and in writing within 30 days with Aetna.
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Trump tweeted on Monday that he is leaning towards engaging with the impeachment process via submitting evidence in writing.
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As much as I love short films, I never thought I'd be 100 articles deep in writing about them.
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The Attorney General shall inform the Special Counsel in writing of the specific reason for his or her removal.
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If Hamilton never announced, in writing, that she was now adopting alone, Gunn appeared to have registered this change.
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" McCain added that he would give Rood the question in writing "because, obviously, you are ducking the answer here.
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We're told Travis Scott and Kylie don't have anything in writing regarding custody or support of their newborn daughter.
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Instead, Alper, a former Goldman Sachs employee, had left the banking biz to pursue his passion in writing comedy.
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The big question they're debating is whether it'll be in person, in writing, or some combination of the two.
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Make sure to put your request in writing and send it via certified mail, U.S. News & World Report recommends.
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Diplomat Bill Taylor put his concerns that the aid was being blocked to help a "political campaign" in writing.
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"The U.S. has actually provided security guarantees to North Korea, including in writing by President Clinton," Mr. Revere said.
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They should choose one country's outfits — perhaps their favorite or the most interesting — and describe the clothing in writing.
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No matter what union leaders said, they were staying out until they had what they wanted, and in writing.
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Jacques asked us if we were interested in writing original music for a new show he was working on.
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During his time in Congress, Sestak was prolific in writing legislation, but few of his bills were ultimately successful.
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How astute can they actually be in writing about the knots that result from unmooring gender from biological markers?
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"Women complained in writing before he put his hands all over me," she said, referring to Dr. Tyndall's abuse.
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By the Book The author, most recently, of "The Great Alone" credits her mother for her interest in writing.
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"If that's something you want, have the advisor put that in writing that they are a fiduciary," Hopkins said.
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"Bernie had a big hand in writing these rules," Ms. Warren said during a CNN forum on Wednesday night.
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I have learned it's so much better to be present in the room and to be present in writing.
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But her book isn't just about writing; it's about influencing anyone at all, whether in writing or in life.
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For larger amounts — which, again, should be in writing — you should make sure the document includes details on repayment.
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"You should be proud of these emotions you're feeling," says Ford, crediting him for his role in writing them.
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Respond to the following questions in writing: Have you been following the impeachment inquiry in the House of Representatives?
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Do you rely too much on face-to-face communications and find yourself unable to explain concepts in writing?
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And they want parents, guardians, grandparents and other adults to put their commitment to a safer future in writing.
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Those question will be submitted in writing to U.S. Chief Justice John Roberts, who is presiding over the trial.
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In speech, this era saw the rise of "be like" and in writing, the "me:" and *does something* conventions.
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And the above question is anything but a hypothetical; the dim-bulbed Donald Trump Jr. presented it in writing.
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Why is it that we're not able just to, I don't know, figure out our own biases in writing?
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"My interest in writing about American history stemmed originally, I think, from a subconscious desire to find roots," Mrs.
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The senators submitted their questions in writing to Chief Justice John Roberts, who read them aloud in the chamber.
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"I'm a believer in writing things properly before being tempted by how gorgeous the actors will be," he said.
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" In writing the letter, she was, she felt, "the most authentic I may have been as a human being.
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If you wish to exercise that right, you must do so in writing within 42 days of today's date.
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Choose one or both of the following prompts to respond to either in writing or in a class discussion.
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Scott recalls that he faced accusations of bad faith in writing about "The Avengers," in the spring of 2012.
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And while he may choose to respond in writing, this process does not include any face-to-face sessions.
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Many governments are also following China's lead in writing the ability to filter and control the internet into law.
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Cancer is a plot twist that requires agility in writing new narratives for the patient and their loved ones.
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Johnny Isakson, who was chairing McCarter's confirmation hearing, told him to address the meaning of the tweet — in writing.
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Such wording was "unacceptable," Mr. Roque said, and so the deal was not put in writing or formally announced.
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My purpose in writing these lines is to speak, at least briefly, of the newly vanished personality's literary transcendence.
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I was agonizing about how to explain in writing what had happened; I didn't know where to even start.
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It also allows Trump's legal counsel to review and respond in writing to impeachment-related evidence on Nadler's invitation.
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Try not to have large meetings, but if you have to, try having large meetings be partially in writing.
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Well before the Facebook transaction was announced, Mr. Luckey acknowledged in writing Zenimax's legal ownership of this intellectual property.
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Scared that they'll face charges, the generals ask me to testify in writing that they acted on my orders.
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A new catalogue of Kerouac's paintings is crucial in studying the overlap in his investment in writing and painting.
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There was Thomas Jefferson, who delivered the speech only in writing— perhaps because he was a terrible public speaker.
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If the agreement was made in writing, your co-op should consult with its corporate counsel about how to proceed.
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He emphatically shut it down unless she agreed to put something in writing to protect him from sexual assault claims.
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But when asked if he wants to try his hand in writing, he said that's better left to someone else.
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It's awesome, and Bell was clearly drawing on her experiences as a woman competing in Hollywood in writing the script.
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Normally, I don't think there's a ton of value in writing up preview footage, particularly in a review-style format.
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But I don't know that it's immediately visible to anybody who is not functionally engaged in writing, editing, and publishing.
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" Diamond, 22018, added, "I plan to remain active in writing, recording and other projects for a long time to come.
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And even then, would a major corporation hire a company to conduct a training that put those suggestions in writing?
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He confirmed, in writing, the locations of the grave sites of the parents of the man he feels did it.
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Those are the ones that come to mind and are the bands that Cristal and I reference in writing sessions.
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And theoretically, if delegations from seven states requested a roll call vote, in writing, one would have to be held.
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"I am also scared ... scared of getting killed," Samad responded in writing, according to a post published on Mukto Mona.
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Readers, publishers, critics can filter the pile for whatever pleases them and discern what looks like a trend in writing.
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In writing about the knife wounds on each of the Sheridans, Soriano emphasized the contrasts in their location and severity.
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I want to make sure in writing that there are no misunderstandings regarding this significant and urgent public health issue.
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Associated Press writer Brian Melley in Los Angeles assisted in writing this story while Hong is in the lava zone.
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Finally, our obituaries editor discusses the career of master accordionist Marcel Azzola, and how lives can be celebrated in writing.
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In writing the book, I've gained a greater awareness of some of those things, which creates a discomfort for me.
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In short, Raisin has clearly done considerable research and succeeded in writing a literary novel that feels true to football.
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I have clearly expressed in writing and over the phone that I do not want to receive their products anymore.
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They did not raise it in the 1,000-plus follow-up questions that senators sent to Judge Kavanaugh in writing.
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It's perfect for the stuff you don't want in writing or is too complicated to type out on your phone.
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This gave in writing control over finance, strategy, operations and staffing of the Democratic National Committee to the Clinton campaign.
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What proof can Univision give us, in writing, that this will not be an ongoing method of dealing with controversy?
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The SEC has taken the lead in writing the new fiduciary rule and is expected to issue regulations by September.
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Having been involved in writing many G7 and G20 communiqués I don't think the world is hanging on that prose.
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For now I'm planning to have a consciously undertaken "midlife crisis" in writing, and try to figure out what's next.
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There's no glory in writing that the Rolling Stones put on one of the best shows that I've ever seen.
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I take every risk in writing that I can, because I don't write just to entertain people or make money.
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And if you forgot to send in a document, the IRS will usually reach out in writing to request it.
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"If (Zuckerberg) was an honest individual in writing those words, he'd be sitting in that chair today," Erskine-Smith said.
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To settle debt, communicate in writing — find sample letters and agreements online — and be prepared for back-and-forth negotiation.
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The first entry in The Chronicles of Narnia, at least in writing order, is arguably the best of the bunch.
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In writing self-criticism, the secret is to ponder not truth, justice or cultural norms, but what your reader wants.
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Stone is charged with such comparative trifles as concealing from Congress that his communications with an associate were in writing.
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The support has been requested in writing by Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, a senior NATO official said on background.
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There is a certain comfort in writing at one remove from characters, but there is also an implicit political imperative.
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I always follow up negotiations with an email so everything is in writing and I can refer to it later.
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"If you put something in writing, put your name on it and be prepared to stand behind it," he added.
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In writing this I have learned a third thing: never say you cannot do something because you are too busy.
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"I'm not going to deny I have economic motivations in writing the book, certainly I do," Corsi told The Hill.
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" Meanwhile protestors parked a car across the train tracks carrying racegoers towards Flemington, covered in writing which read "Evacuate Manus.
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Taylor's people then complained that there couldn't be an agreement without notifying her camp in writing of the licensing agreement.
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Mean SAT scores for the class of 2014-15 were 588 in math, 560 in reading and 568 in writing.
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Physicians and hospitals are required to respond in writing within 60 days, with the possibility of a 30-day extension.
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Rule No. 1: Insist on getting an agreement in writing, even if it's only on the palm of your hand.
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Average SAT scores for the class of 2015 were 526 in critical reading, 19503 in math and 531 in writing.
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Mueller has reportedly also said that he would be willing to accept some of Trump's answers to questions in writing.
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Sure, they are free to reject the request for an interview or to agree only to answer questions in writing.
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Certainly in writing this book, I was drumming the same words into my head over and over and over again.
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Because I have a background in photography and Matt has a background in writing, we're gonna do it really well.
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My goal in writing this NFL book was not to be invited to Commissioner Goodell's Super Bowl Party next year.
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The rule also requires issues to make account information like balances available for free by phone, online and in writing.
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"Mattis's assistant gave a statement to Politico about the book, saying that in writing it, Snodgrass had "surrendered his honor.
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Those legislators who lead the way in writing and introducing such an Act would have performed an historic public service.
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The guards are there, and he's on hand to take whatever message you want to give to me in writing.
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The company said that if it decided to change the Wynn Resorts name, it would inform Mr. Wynn in writing.
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During the inquiry, an employee interviews the accused student, who is expected to respond to the allegation, preferably in writing.
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The senator from Iowa said this week that he intended to begin sending his concerns to Mr. Trump in writing.
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That means talks are continuing even after Mr. Trump answered a few of Mr. Mueller's questions in writing last month.
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He also claims that his intention in writing an article was to "start a conversation" about the war on drugs.
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But it also notes that "any decision to cancel the festival shall be jointly made in writing" by both parties.
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Ideally you would get the landlord's approval in writing, since residential leases usually require the tenant to occupy the apartment.
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She dabbled in writing, painting and dance, and immersed herself in the Greenwich Village counterculture of the '50s and '60s.
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She graduated from Ohio State and received a master's in writing from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
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Most people are approved a few days after their appointment, notified in writing within two or three weeks, or online.
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Respond to the following questions in writing, or engage in a class discussion: What have you heard about the coronavirus?
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In writing about both Frémont and his wife, Jessie, the aggressive promoter of his career, Inskeep does two important things.
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He suggested that Cummings could close down the case if he wanted — he just needed to order that in writing.
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After that, there would be up to 16 hours for senators to ask questions, which would be submitted in writing.
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After that there would be up to 16 hours for senators to ask questions, which would be submitted in writing.
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Once a request comes in writing, Mueller's office will have upped the pressure just like Starr's team did to Clinton.
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The best way to get a response is to do it in writing; this fiduciary oath is a starting point.
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The only way you can be sure your teams get value from meetings is to capture that value in writing.
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She had no interest in writing for or about girls, and wrote "Little Women" at a publisher's behest, for money.
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"I've pushed as much information as I can, without breaking the promise that I made in writing," Buttigieg told Lightfoot.
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The book's particulars echo many of those in Ms. Clemmons's life, but she had no interest in writing a memoir.
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The process made her interested in writing a new story, about the precariousness of generational wealth, especially for black families.
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But in the meantime he had a problem of his own, and an itch to explore the problem in writing.
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Though the questions are made in writing, the managers and lawyers respond out loud for the whole chamber to hear.
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In 2012, Piper complained to Beam, and he said he'd look into the accusations, if she put them in writing.
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The President responded in writing that he did not remember hearing from Manafort about any policies Russia or Ukraine sought.
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Because Grammarly's founders spoke English as a second language, they were particularly aware of the difficulties involved in writing grammatically.
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As someone at the forefront of challenging perceptions of gender in writing, she is now also looking to stay ahead.
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I've still gotten no guidance in writing and it seems each officer I speak with has been told different rules
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Then you need to discuss that responsibility with the person you've chosen and put it in writing in your will.
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Here Josephine presides over classes in writing where middle-aged would-be poets contemplate the Alzheimer's diminishment of fading parents.
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His lawyer also said he has "no evidence to support" the "theory" that Trump was involved in writing the statement.
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We couldn't do that — there's no point in writing a musical if you're going to be ironic the whole time.
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After they conduct their research, students should try to answer their question in writing, making sure to cite their sources.
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That's because those investigations took place in eras where far fewer conversations happened in writing, over email, text and apps.
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Not having this in writing, however, left Pyongyang some wiggle room, which it used later to conduct a satellite launch.
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Even more to the point, the White House officially notified the Senate in writing about the Niger mission in June.
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Already I was imagining how I would describe this—in writing, maybe, or to a friend who didn't actually exist.
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The Democrats would also allow Trump's legal counsel to respond in writing to evidence and testimony presented to the committee.
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The artistry consisted in writing songs that would be more anti-establishment than any before but would not be censored.
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In writing of any kind, the most important qualities are precision, boldness, imagination and flair in the use of language.
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The fact that she specializes in writing about famous people was also, inadvertently, an important reason for the book's existence.
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The right to be notified in writing 60 days prior to the destruction of a sexual assault evidence collection kit.3.
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Those affected would have been notified both orally and in writing that they could potentially be prevented from buying a gun.
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Customers will be notified in writing prior to the transfer of their credit card accounts to Jaja in 2020, it added.
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The Federal Trade Commission advises consumers report any errors in writing, and the commission provides a sample letter on its website.
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His take on the controversial meeting: Next time, it might be a good idea to get things set down in writing.
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Once Hughes had Vicente's statement in writing on the high school murder, he said detectives sent him back to his cell.
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His answers were submitted in writing; Mr Najib might have struggled to say such things in person with a straight face.
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Plath wrote memory like an incantation, hoping that by capturing remembered feelings and experiences in writing, she might conjure them back.
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Only in writing, you have the flexibility to explore the implications of your observations without the immediate necessity of experimental design.
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But having spoken with their families about the subject was much less common, and putting wishes down in writing even rarer.
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But as I've gotten older, I've realized that, when it comes to certain types of conflicts, I'm much better in writing.
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In a news conference on Wednesday, Trump accused -- without citing any evidence -- that Schiff assisted the whistleblower in writing the complaint.
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The DOJ, however, reportedly didn't consider that to be an official referral because it came in a call, not in writing.
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Staff didn't always tell detainees why they were being segregated or notify them of their rights in writing, the report said.
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Can Sessions point to the policy, in writing, that allows him to not answer a whole host of our questions today.
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Step one, says career coach Heather Monahan, is to get the offer in writing so you know exactly what you've got.
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Bids can be made via Bonhams' website, telephone, in writing, and in person on the day of the sale, April 30.
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"We know that in writing this we are in open breach of the non-disclosure agreements in our contracts", they write.
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It also confirmed in writing to Wyden that it would not try to determine the identify of that anonymous Twitter user.
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Now, Google has been given twelve weeks to reply in writing to the European Commission and it can request a hearing.
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And have we gotten to the point where maybe they should submit their questions in writing and hand back written answers?
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"This was so blatant, and in writing, that these written rules were so gender-discriminatory," Sara Blackwell, Davis' attorney, tells PEOPLE.
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"This was so blatant, and in writing, that these written rules were so gender-discriminatory," Sara Blackwell, Davis' attorney, told PEOPLE.
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I admit that I am perplexed by the absence of classes meant to instruct us in writing white middle-class ennui.
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"There's also dangers in writing software for one thing and expecting it to only be used for one thing," she said.
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Without the details in writing, household employers can simply change the terms whenever they want and fire workers on a whim.
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Instead, Mehta will have all information he needs by the end of this week, and will issue his ruling in writing.
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"I was never interested in writing a Mommie Dearest, getting even with Mia — none of that," Soon-Yi told the publication.
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Trump has denied that she did anything untoward in writing her speech, and other Trump officials have similarly denied the charges.
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But, our regulators must take the lead in writing the rules that govern the American financial system, subject to Congressional direction.
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Taller than I is all right as well, and is more common in writing, but has a considerably more formal feel.
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Because of the way copyright law works, Infowars has to lay out its planned defense in writing before going to trial.
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They said state officials didn't listen to their concerns, even though they were stated repeatedly, both in person and in writing.
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I searched the internet for alumni who had attended the school and shared my interests in writing, art, fashion, and culture.
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No matter whether you are a seasoned programmer or you simply want to take your first steps in writing code, Repl.
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In addition, she said a creditor would do well to get that in writing to later contest efforts to discharge debt.
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Employees knew the conduct was illegal and either deleted emails or made efforts to avoid communicating in writing, the lawsuit alleges.
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She declined to be interviewed but she addressed questions in writing, taking issue with critics who describe the program as biased.
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Barone has a background in writing for screen and stage, and knows how to propel a story at an engaging clip.
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Zach Roerig (Matt Donovan): I think ending this show was probably the hardest thing Julie's ever had to do in writing.
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Pressed for time, the composer turned to an assistant—probably his pupil Franz Xaver Süssmayr—for help in writing the recitatives.
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Hit up the Crossword Puzzle Collaboration Directory, especially if you're a person from an underrepresented group who's interested in writing crosswords.
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"My sole purpose in writing this article was to improve access to a lifesaving medication for millions of patients," he said.
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But Democrats largely opposed the bills because they weren't involved in writing the bills and because the bills didn't get hearings.
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But Thomas Jefferson, clearly wary of the similarities to a monarchical allocution from the throne, simply put the address in writing.
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On Monday, Trump suggested he would be open to testifying publicly or in writing as part of the House impeachment inquiry.
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"Demand that the individual puts in writing they are fiduciaries at all times for all advice in the relationship," Rostad said.
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New York defendants routinely lose in court if they have not contested a bill in writing within 30 days, he said.
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"Everything he gets he will need to get in writing or the North Koreans will not abide by it," Bechtol said.
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The agency would accept written questions, she said, to be answered in writing, a useful formula for public relations, not journalism.
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And if those words are what it takes to communicate the truth in writing, then what other words can she use?
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Mr. Grassley, however, has pledged in writing not to convene confirmation hearings and has shown no sign of reversing that position.
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The President asked they put those concerns and their recommendation in writing, which is the letter that you guys have received.
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The imam must testify in writing that he knows the person in question and that the person is a true convert.
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But the company believes it can still accelerate its growth, especially when it comes to its role in writing cloud applications.
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He did not, perhaps, succeed in writing "without style," but the effect of his experiment was at least a superior one.
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The next U.S. president will have the opportunity to work with Republicans and Democrats in writing the next chapter with Taiwan.
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But the President agreed to answer a limited set of questions in writing regarding matters that occurred before the 2016 election.
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The Vermont senator used his leverage with Clinton to have a significant hand in writing the Democratic platform and party rules.
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The Judiciary Committee could negotiate with Ford to get her to answer questions, in writing if not in an open hearing.
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To prevent the new individual arbitration agreement from taking effect, customers must object to it in writing by mail by Aug.
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Paleo, by basing itself on a past that wasn't recorded in writing but can only be conjured in imagination, invites politics.
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Our Editorial Contest requires that you use at least one Times source and one non-Times source in writing your essay.
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One second, she was an aspiring actress with a small part in the Hannah Montana movie and possible future in writing.
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But while the banks' lawyers indicated they would respond in writing, it wasn't clear that they agreed to provide that information.
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"If they won&apost put it in writing, they&aposre not going to act as a fiduciary for you," he concluded.
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Kavanaugh — who investigated President Bill Clinton as a federal prosecutor in the 1990s — has warned in writing against such a scenario.
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In writing a book about listening, I asked people from Brooklyn to Beijing what it meant to be a good listener.
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Unlike the House hearings, though, the Senate proceedings will provide little room for grandstanding — senators will submit their questions in writing.
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After both sides present, senators will then have the opportunity to ask questions in writing for a period of 16 hours.
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As with other spending restrictions this means that the SEC cannot spend any time or resources in writing such a rule.
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Objections must be in writing and signed by at least one member of the House and one member of the Senate.
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Soaring consumer interest in American whiskeys over the last decade has created a symbiotic cottage industry in writing about those spirits.
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When agencies do it poorly, they can lose in court because the law requires agencies to justify their choices in writing.
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Many companies now offer this as part of the total package, but try to get it in writing, if you can.
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Hey, you can warn a guy but if you put that in writing, the next time this happens, you're done, OK?
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As you approach the pickup date, check in with your carrier to confirm the details or make any adjustments in writing.
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Maintain the company's innovative image through all forms of internal and external interaction – in writing, on the phone and in person.
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The Senate must also send a summons notifying Mr. Trump of the articles and asking for his formal reply in writing.
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Mr. McCormack, then the Edison institute's vice president for political and external affairs, played a role in writing the model legislation.
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I spent 19 years in the United States Senate deeply involved in writing every prominent whistleblower law from 1983 to 2000.
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Trade had become too complex for people to remember all the contractual details, so they began to put contracts in writing.
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But even a child prodigy would have a goal in writing; the machine's only goal is to predict the next word.
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He cites a cultural sociologist's findings that journalists' most commonly used metaphors in writing about migrant deaths have cumulative, dehumanizing effects.
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FIGG Bridge Group spokeswoman Jenna Sarkissian told CNN the company isn't giving interviews but responded in writing to questions CNN posed.
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Long after their days in workshops and graduate seminars have ended, some authors still find support and inspiration in writing groups.
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But some are eager to put it all in writing for the chief executive and head of human resources to read.
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Mr. Trump's pledges to them, which he made in writing before the election, have gone a long way to rebuilding trust.
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When you were working on "The Last Ship," you said you weren't interested in writing introspective songs for a rock band.
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When digital computers finally became a practical reality in the 21100s, women were again pioneers in writing software for the machines.
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In part, the absence of memos and letters stemmed from an (unwritten) rule of his administration: Don't put anything in writing.
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"It's important that many progressive and centrist groups have a role from the start in writing single-payer legislation," Dyar says.
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Protocols already in place already qualify them as a sanctuary city, but some want it in writing to affirm their commitment.
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There are exceptions, though, for instance, the illustrious Marina Warner, who has for many years taken a different approach in writing.
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Isaac: I don't know what is in writing or not in writing, and I understand that you guys are new, but what I can tell you is that Univision has had and will continue to have an indemnity policy that covers all of Univision employees for any litigation if it's within their course or scope of work.
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